Williams Pink Pills for Pale People praised in testimonial row
A newspaper testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People claiming cures for neuralgia anemia and related blood and nerve disorders. Miss Charlotte Van Salisbury and her sister Sarah describe pale skin dizziness weakness and recovery after eight boxes. Pills sold nationwide with pamphlets available on request.
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Dr. Williams
Albany
Willianty
Sarah van Salisbury
Dr. Willits
Banner Presentation Marks Waterloo Court Event
A Wednesday installation at Douglass featured a group photo and refreshments after a business session. The Waterloo Court of Honor plans a June festival in the Steely block hall to celebrate the state banner finally becoming permanent property with speakers including A. L. Hearford and Smith. L. E. Yowler bought a triangular lot on Logan Avenue for 2200 dollars near the Dalvaralist church trustees.
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Douglass
Court of Honor
Bannery
Waterloo Court
A. L. Hearford
Springfield
Smith
Des Moines
L. E.yowler
Dalvarsalist Church
Logan Avene
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble Warns Readers
An old advertisement promotes Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims drinks and back pain signal kidney issues, promises cures for rheumatic and urinary ailments, and offers free sample bottles and a booklet by mail. The copy urges readers to mention the paper when ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Drei Ggists
Uf Jabontit
Kilneer & Co
Garton
N.Y
Ayrititi
Kilniec
Binglinitod
Wed Annie Thome and Albert Meisch United in Gilbertville
Miss Annie Thome and Albert Meisch wed at St Marys Catholic Church Gilbertville with Rev Nemmers presiding at 9:00 am Wednesday in front of about two hundred relatives and friends. Reception at the Thome residence followed. The groom, son of Mrs Catiloine Melzeh, has lived in the Gilbertville area. The couple will reside on the Mel sch homestead with the groom's mother and brother moving to Waterloo.
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Annie ‘Thome
iAlbert Meisch
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Gilbertville
Psther Nemmers
MreiGeo
Thome
Parenté
Waterloo
Catialoine Melzeh
Nas
al Ayvardil
Melsch
Thomas
Parson Stith
O'Conner
Bros
Isheler
B. AL Suewick
Barclay and Slys
Chub Smith
R. Smilth
Milas ‘da Gatin
Raymond
Sepuul
Awa State Naimak
George Shirley
O'Elpele
Tunaral
Raymond Gematory
Elias Skfipiner
L. D. Carhart
Marion
Children's Home Society
Hes Moines
Giordin
Death of Edward Gee Miller at Waterloo ends long service
Waterloo mourns Edward Gee Miller a longtime resident and former railway clerk who died suddenly after a decoration day illness. Born in Cornish Maine in 1840 he served in the Civil War, later settled in Waterloo in 1867, and spent years on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. He leaves a wife and four children and is interred at Woodlawn May 31 with a large local turnout.
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Waterloo
Edward Gee Miller
Flo
Wellington
West Second Streets
Miller
Reltsive
Cornish
Maine
First
Wisconsin
MU Jer
Mise
Mary J. Kinnetelter
Jeguary
Settleel
Lincoln Township
Cuaplain
Q Railway
Majcleve
Com. &St. P
Tad Jist
Istricken
Willer
Edward
Mary F
Ellen B
Mya
Wesley J. Whel
Cedar Falls
G. B. Ailes
Kind
Srélpthl Ettivern
Benein
Waley
Milley
Otiuich
Charléy
Ailins
Joelock
Cash Grain Markets Snapshot
Fragmentary market note shows numeric codes and ratios with unclear context. No identifiable persons, organizations, or locations can be determined from readable text. The fragment suggests commodity price or yield data but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Hog and cattle market report with mixed prices Chicago May 31
Live stock readers learn hogs and cattle receipts and market strength in Chicago with hogs showing a strong close and mixed early tone. Cattle and sheep markets opened strong as futures and prices g played out amid routine wheat and corn notes and local notices about township meetings and local ads.
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Chicago
FIORE
Special Train Fare For Dubuque Meeting Trip
The United Commercial Travelers announce a special train to Dubuque over the Illinois Central for the state meeting. A $7.50 round trip fare is set with departure from Wahterigs Friday morning and return on Saturday June 9. Officials expect large turnout and possible delegation from nearby towns.
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United Commercial Travelers’ Association
Dubuque
Mlinoig Central
Wahterigs
Wathloo
Central Railway to Spend 60000 on Yard Improvements
Central Company plans $60,000 in improvements after months of delay to expand the Jagat garde. Workmen began ground preparation for new tracks, extending passenger and freight yards, and enlarging the roundhouse. The Western extension will relieve congestion near Waterloo where trains meet.
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Tite
Rtasats Central Gampany
Tdfiinang
Qinil
Uie
Dows
Éxlessioh
Waterloo
Waterloo Firm Sees Change in Shoe Shop Ownership
Jesse Sisco, once ran a West Fir street hoarse shoeing shop, reenters the trade by purchasing a half interest in L. E. Bahco’s shop on Sycamore street. Mr. Slane had considered leaving Waterloo weeks ago but chose to stay, noting no firm changes aside from the new partnership.
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Jesse Sisco
Firth Sirade Wind
Lina
L. EB. Bahco
Sycamore
Slane
Waterloo
Memorial Day Observed and Community Notices
May events and local remarks fill this page with names, travels, and church and school activities. Families from Dunkerton to Maxwell and Oelwein are listed visiting kin, with social, educational, and civic details woven through.
Fire in Rudolph Home Ignited by Gas Stove Incident
A small fire occurred at the C. J. Rudolph residence on Walnut Street when a gas stove overheated and sparked burning papers near the stove. Mrs. Rudolph removed burning material as smoke filled the room, slight damage reported, and the fire department was summoned. George E. Arthur and family have returned to Waterloo after a stay in Le Cagne Kansas, planning to form a farm and settle in Waterlod’s region. Herbert Jones has relocated to Ut Don Place, joining the Blackhawk Coffee Company as shell rack helper. Rayman Aliffnesy, previously AE, is in the city after leaving St. Paul duties and has joined Fowler Company as a hill clerk.
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C. J. Madolph
Walnut Street
Avasy Dohé
George E. Arthur
Waterloo
le Cagné
Kanspa
Khansia
Utdon Place
Serdal
Rayman Alifnesy
Fortiner
AE. AL
Empfiyen
St. Paul
Fowler Company
Hill
Notice of Incorporation in Waterloo Town
Notice of incorporation for a company to be named The Hic Company, to conduct millinery and related trades in Waterloo Town. Capital stock listed at 319,060.00 with two thirds maximum liability limit. Board of directors, officers, and proxy voting arrangements noted. Corporate affairs to be managed by officers and directors with stockholders liable only to the extent of their shares.
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Town
aiFeatars
Arivhs- Vaile
Gotteles
Firat
Unclear OCR had a Gloss Call in LA surgery notes
Fragmented text describes a surgical operation removal of a malignant condition and mentions several named individuals and places. It references a basketball game involving boys and girls, plus an absence due to the illness of a father.
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Darigernis
Anger
Bros
Madd
Leb
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Hawthorpe Gomery Co
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Prince Charlie
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Helen Egan
Ideal Kucuzel
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William Lacey
Aunior Girls
Harry L. _Mealey
Rev. W. Pique
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Blackhawk Coffee
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