Pink Pills Promise For Delicate Stomachs
An article touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a gentle tonic for fragile digestive systems. Mrs. Aimos Rogers of Sycamore recalls years of stomach trouble cured after using the pills, claiming solid food restored and sleep improved. The ad asserts the pills strengthen nerves and blood, contain no morphine or narcotics, and offer a free booklet titled What to Eat.
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William
Aimos Rogers
Sycamore
DeKalb County
Oxford
Neao
Williamms
Security Savings Statement Drawn From Auditor Report
The Security Savings bank exhibits assets of 418,020.48 to date and loans and discounts totaling 312,820.38. Cash on hand is 7,767.38 with 81,628.80 on demand from solvent banks. Deposits total 240,142.03 including a savings balance of 225,867.88. Surplus funds stand at 10,600 and undivided profits at 14,887.20. The report, praising management and patron satisfaction, was prepared for the close of business May 14.
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Security Savings Bank
Headache Cure Turns Dangerous Then Vanishes
A 40 year old man, Ed Kennedy, attempted self treatment for headache by taking five tablets Wednesday evening. He became temporarily insane and wandered from his new building on Mobile street. He was found Thursday morning at 6 in a house, received medical care, and was placed at the hospital. Kennedy has ties to Waterloo and Fort Dodge and has worked as a carpenter in the region.
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Ed Kennedy
Kennedy
Mobile Street
Idgington
Syca Moretreet
Klingaman
J. A. Jerger
Tde
No- Uce
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Wood Epperson
Smete
Ilinois
Wil Kennedy
Two bishops elected at Methodist General Conference
At Baltimore on May 21 the Methodist Episcopal Church chose two bishops on the second ballot. William Anderson of New York and Rev. Dr. John L. Naelson of Burau Seminary, Ohio, won with 1348 and 640 votes respectively among 785 effective ballots, prompting a fourth ballot after initial opposition.
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WM. Anderson
J. Li. Naelson
M. E. Church
Baltimore
D. Wie
Liam F.anderson
New York
John L.naelson
Burau
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Eapy
Anderson
Nueleon
Tebutt
Market Report Hog and Cattle Prices at Chicago
The Chicago market shows hogs opening three cents higher than yesterday with mixed and butchers at 5.35 to 5.70, good to choice heavy at 5.30 to 5.70, and lights around 5.25 to 5.70. Cattle market opened and closed strong, sheep market steady. estimated receipts for tomorrow include 18,000 hogs.
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Chicago
Final report for division of funds and creditors
Final report by assignee M. D. Philleo on Cedar Falls affairs requests court discharge and distribution. Sixty nine claims totaling 26 095.39 show 9 048.76 to be divided among creditors at 7 1829 percent. No contested claims, all costs paid, assets disposed. Previous 2.43 percent dividend noted. Also reports fleet visits and a monetary commission move in Washington.
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Charles B. Harris
M.D- Philleo
M. D. Philleo
Cedar Falls
Episcopalians of Iowa Seek 50000 For Fund Drive
Keokuk May 21 The Iowa Episcopal convention approves a plan to raise at least 50000 to add to the permanent investment fund. A fifteen member committee is named to lead the fundraising with a solicitor at up to 2500 yearly. The list of appointees includes Deming Dubuque Henry Des Moines Mahon Ottumwa Bear Cedar Rapids and others. The body meets to discuss church supervision and potential need for a coadjutor bishop.
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Keokuk
Episcopalians of
Iown Episcopal Fund
J. K. Deming
Dubuque
George Henry
Deg Moines
Samuel Mahon
Ottumwa
James L. Bear
Cedar Rapids
G. D. Jones
Thenevidence
Charles Francis
Davenport
W. H. Beck
Sioux City
W. Th. Lacey
Oskalansa
C. O. Lamson
Waterloo
B. Trosa Rater
J. J. Smith
Cadar Rapids
EH. Dey
Iowa City
D. Copeland
Chariton
C. M. Atherton
Council Blutts
W. L. Cooper
Curlington
Bishop Morrison
Morrison
W. J. Lacey
Oskaloosa
Enthussaam
Discugaton Jn
Néad
Old Teltef
Waterloo Man Tracked Riley Across States in Bust
A dramatic pursuit followed James F. Riley from Waterloo to Omaha after he faced charges of obtaining property by false pretenses. Waterloo detectives traced baggage checks to Omaha, secured requisition papers, and moved through Lincoln and West Moines to arrest him, with the case involving a Corrigan restaurant deal and a questionable land title. Meanwhile a heavy storm with rain and hail flooded basements, damaged stock, and disrupted streets, but crops largely escaped serious harm.
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James F. Riley
Omaha
D. Ss. C
Leighton
Ontario
Riley
Iowa
Waterloo
Utem
Shortie Caldwell
West Moines
Gov. Cummins
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri
Inna
Corrigan
Taney County
Corrigen
Sycamore
East Park Avenue
Pha Smith, Lichty @ Hillman Co
Blackhawk Coffee, and Spice Works
Sas
Black Hawk - Coffee Land
Creamery Package Company
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Cutler Hardware Company
Cutler
Fourth Street
BE. M
Commercial Street
Cured Rheumatism with Dr Miles Nervine Claim
A reader tests Dr Miles Nervine with varying success, praising relief from chronic rheumatic pain after using the product. The letter urges others to seek free advice, noting personal improvement and urging readers to ask their druggist for the first bottle price offer.
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Miles Nervine
Pottle
Miles
P. Qeox
Rockaway
Aéila
Mery
Prige
Iles Medical Co
Elichart
Ind
Bennett Adopted Son Sues Over Property Rights
Arthur Bennett filed in district court against Lillian Lee and others claiming a Cortland street property interest as an heir through an adoption. The suit was settled by stipulation with Bennett receiving 300. The estate of Chester Bennett valued at 2500 to 20000. Adoption papers were not legally confirmed by the county recorder. Numerous street complaints followed a morning storm, keeping city officials busy.
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Cortland Street
Prorat
Arthur Bennett
Lillian Lee
Platt
I T
Chester Bennett
Panera
Ming
Logal Markets Today Hints At Broad Demand For Livestock
The Waterlyd market notes firmer demand for medium priced light harness horses while thin feeders lag due to high feed costs. Cattle show light shipments with good demand for handy weights, veals ample, fat cattle steady, and hogs firm with tops around 5.20. Poultry weak, grain demand rising, butter and eggs firm, and hay deliveries light though consignments plentiful.
Auditor Rules Pasters For Primary Delegates Only
Rainbow auditor notes the law limits pasters to delegates to the county convention and warns candidates not to use pasters for other offices. He urged white paper for names not regularly printed, with black ink, due to legal concerns amid widespread delegate elections from township towns.
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Rainbow
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What Is
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Mogs
Choice Creamery
G.S
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Svrndicate Theatre
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B. H. Bybank
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Binghamton
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