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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

3

Dewar and area notices mix with May 1907 events

Local notes recount May 15 weather, illnesses, and farm sales in Dewar and Plainfield. Mentions include Albert Schmitt illness under Dr Roy Alten, Dewar ball game score 11 to 17, farm transactions by Meyers and Maurer, barley and corn work, church events, weddings, and visits to Waverly and Waterloo. Also reports on a hospital throat operation, a moving Corn Belt office, and community happenings through May.

Albery Schmitt Paeumonia Roy Alten M. Schmitt Dewar Bennington Township Schmtte Albert Meyers Here Albert Meyers Laporte Mra. G J. L. Maurer Herman Englert Englert Dunkerton C. ‘W. Follett Atlhis Fink

Funeral of Mrs Margaret Harig in Gilbertville

Mrs Margaret Harig funeral held in Gilbertville after a long stomach illness. Born in Germany in 1843, she and her first husband John Bischeid came to Blackhawk county in 1869. Survived by nine children, funeral at Catholic church with Rev Fisher Bemmers officiating.

Margaret Harig Waterloo Pater Harig Germany John Bischeid Blackhawk County Eagle Township Llinsis Central Railroad Lsaz Conception Eiseneid Mary Solomon Marguerite Council Bluffs Joseph Breckenridge Minn Katie Burns Annie Harwood John Kemp John Holbach Wim. Frost Nick Schons Adrian Falk Adam Chicago Wedding Wells Léonard Krantz William Ruipp Jva J. J. Horsfield Barclay Roy Likz

Everyday remedies and local notices from New Hampton area

A jumble of local notices and items reports on remedies touting Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and asthma, Hood s Sarsaparilla for scrofula, and various community happenings. It covers residents in New Hampton Waterloo and Owatonna with fire department repairs, a missing boy returned, Chautauqua ticket sales, and medical operations in Nashua and Iowa City.

Alexander Benton Fort Bawards Gayé Wangler Bros B. Johnston Waterloo Mise Nell Miller Knights of Columbus Here F. A. O'Connor T. B. Condon Tim Donovan Henry Nahi M. H. O'Neil Joe Folkenbrock Frank Conley New Hampton G. 2 Homestead Chautauqua Lyceum Bureau Dirs Ina K. Gardner Iowa City Misa Nalite Des, Schilling Landon Nashua Stuart Lawrence Massey Ernest Falponmen South of Town

Bremer County Notes Teachers Marry Deputy Sheriff in Sumner

Bremer County items report the deathbed condition of Miss Ros Regetta, ill from diabetes at her parents' home, while former Deputy Sheriff Irving Parrott of Sumner marries Mims Louk-M. Boyles at Sumner cathedral. Also noted are Jim Shane and wife moving to Waterloo for work, and the dissolution of the firm Gilton and Dawson with A Dawson continuing the practice.

Ros. Regetta Joan Bumper Irving Parrott Sumner Mims Louk -M. Boyles Cathe Me Father Malloy Misa Josephine Parnett W.M. Shields Paifbenk

Waverly News Notes Local Improvements and Events

The Waverly city council notifies 117 lot owners they must build new cement walks this summer, adding about two miles of improved paths. Bremer county reports corn and potatoes planted in snowy May weather, and prices for hogs, corn, oats, eggs, and butter at local markets. The sugar factory hires 125 workers, with a 125 to 140 foot brick smokestack and completion planned by sugar beet harvest. A hypnotist, B. W. Jerome, was buried in Harlington Cemetery after a suicide, with relatives not found to claim the body. Bert Booth begins plans to become a citizen of Waverly with his family arriving soon.

C. C Meythaler Will Pratt Independence F. B. Camp Chas, Matthe T. B. Durham B. Little Riverside Farm Florence Griswold Elisha Sanborn Triumph M. Wilburn Gedar Falls Lawrenia Dibble Xead Curtis Hotel Goldlé Hartman Anselmo Anderson Rising Wyoming G. W. de Elf Littleton Avery DeMill Waverly Bremer County Iowa Dushel Wile & Mgaser W. G. Lang Evangelical Church Bert Booth Marine City Mich

Death of Patrick Drumm Recounts Irish Return

A letter from Father Thames Drumm reports the death of his uncle Patrick Drumm, once of this city, four days after reaching Ireland. The message notes a monthlong voyage, with the pair leaving for the Emerald Isle and ends with the family’s sorrow over the loss.

Ireland Thames Drumm Patrick Drumm Hmerald Isle Creaton Tripoli Coronier Dunkelbarg

Clarksville Residents Join Circle for Weekend

May 15 events note Clarksville residents visiting Chicago for stock trading, a new auto purchase, and guests of Seth Bishop. Several Clarksville locals attended the Greene circus Tuesday while others toured the state for sales and Southern trips. Dr H G Smith and wife plan summer in Joplin after a southern trip.

Larion Wamsley Chicago Lloyd Fowle Pinky Wamsley Albert Les Cama Kirk Smith Clarkaville Greene Ja Filo Shimmer Caicago Joplin John Watrath Harry Benton Mary M. Patherson W. E. Patterson Greene

Blackhawk County District School Reports Published

The Reporter invites district schools to send monthly reports. Poyner Township No 6 notes enrollment 19, average 17, with 17 on time and no absences. Teachers include Edith Radell, Jennie Rutter, Mabel Rifiter, Merlé Hull, Sadie Radel, Beulah Hoxie, Bert Rutter, Eddie Turner, Clarence Hutter, Linyd Hoxie, ETHEL OWEN. Mt Vernon Township Excersior School reports enrollment 15, average attendance 13, with names Floy West, Hertha Brattles, Albert Brandes, Esther Thompson, Asa Deening, Ralph Deeming, Louisa Sack, Claude Dickey, Floyd Freet. MIS KEIDERLING, Teacher.

Poyner Twonship Eilith Radell Jennie Rutter Mabel Rifiter Merlé Hull Sadie Radel Beuslah Hoxie Bert Rutter Eddie Turner Clarence ‘Hutter Linyd Hoxie Ethel G. Owen Mt. Vernon Township Excelsior Floy West Hertha” Brattles Albert Brandes Esther Thompson Asa Deening Ralph Deeming Louisa Sack Claude Dickey Floyd Freet Mis Keiderling

Wonderful Eczema Cure Reported by Parent

A Henrietta Pennsylvania family recounts their five year eczema battle with poor results from two doctors. After trying Medro Bittara, bought at Wangler Bros Drug Store, the child improved and finally cured after several bottles. The seller claims the product as blood medicine and body building tonic.

Henrietta Wangler Bros

Knipp & Roth Advertises Flour and Grain at Wholesale Prices

The notice promotes Kola Flour ear corn and bran middlings with wheat at wholesale prices. It guarantees the dour is the best on earth or money refunded and invites customers to try it for nice bread. Address given is 4168 East Sixth Street, Iowa, with the phone reference Corn Belt 71 65.

Knipp & Roth East Sixth Street Iowa

Narrow Escape Ends With Bucklen's Arnica Save

A merchant from Plunk Mo recalls a severe thumb wound four years ago when doctors proposed amputation. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing the injury after a box was used. Available at Wangler Bros. Drug Gists for 25 cents. The ad ends with H. EIGHMEY.

Cloyd Plunk Buckien Wangler Bros. Druggists

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