Unions Aid Hospital Project in Waterloo
Waterloo printers union funded 100 toward a Franciscan Sisters hospital to be built on the east side, first city union to donate. Several locals pledge substantial support, aiming to raise about 20 000 with many unions contributing 5 to 200, reflecting broad labor backing for a hospital aiding sick workers. President J R Howard leads a federation committee urging broad local subscriptions.
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Central Labor ‘Hall
Francis¢lan Sisters Hospital
Waterloo Typographical Union
Waterloo
Federation of Labor
J. R. Howard
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies, Hall's Catarrh
A historical advertisement claims deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh, promot ing Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy. It offers a $100 reward for a deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, and urges taking Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Lars
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Germans Organize Verein Society Meeting in Waterloo
A German Verein was formed at Kurth hall in Waterloo's north end with a large turnout. The group invited all German residents to join, naming a committee of Whit Kurth Frank Blim Frank Seidler Joseph Blotz and Louis Alter to organize the new society. The first meeting is set for October 18 at Kurth's hall.
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We Kurth Hall
North End
Waterloo
Sioux City Trade Board and Grain Elevator News
Notice reports Sioux City forming a board of trade with F. L. Eaton as president as the J. Rosenbaum Company leases an $800,000 Sioux City Elevator to boost the city as a grain market. Oct 12 dispatch notes plans, prospects, and regional growth ambitions amid local business activity and community notices.
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Sioux City
Sioux City Elevator Company
J. Rosenbaum Company
Wi Soan
F. L. Eaton
Siouy City
Horse Killed After Train Strikes Wagon in City
A horse and wagon owned by J B Colvin was struck by Lilnois Central train No 21 at 8 45 Monday morning. The horse, loaded with horse radish, dragged the wagon onto Water Street before being killed by a bullet after humane dispatch by a veterinarian. The incident occurred in front of Murphy Grocery on Fifth Street. The owner, a horse dealer, operated in the city. Henry H Jones of Tampa Fla praises Foley's Kidney Cure in a separate testimonial included in the clipping.
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J. B. Colvin
Lilnois Central
Steilfe
Fett
Fifth Street
Murphy Grocery
Morris
Henry H. Jones
Tampa
Fla
Foley
Jong
Disease harming hogs hits Blackhawk county area
A peculiar hog disease has appeared in Blackhawk county causing many deaths. W G Le Mand of East Waterloo reports hundreds affected from his herd of one hundred. Animals show odd behavior and head to slough water, which was fenced to protect them. Similar outbreaks noted in Mt. Vernon and Eas Waterloo townships as reports of hog illnesses spread northward.
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Blackhawk
W. G. le Mand
East Waterloo
W. Bishop
Mt. Vernon
Cyrus Hall
Eas
Waterloo
Confidence and Panic Clash Over Corporate Reform
New York October 14 Henry Clews argues honest corporate management will restore values and public credit after Metropolitan Securities exposures. The piece links trust breaches, copper manipulation, and traction scandals to shaken confidence, urging clean, capable leadership to revive stockholder rights and stabilize markets amid weak European aid and stubborn monetary stress.
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New York
Messrs
Roosevelt and
Hughes
Bankers favor railroads as safer collateral in uncertain market
Henry Clews warns investors that railroads offer stability and diversification beyond single industries, though profits face pressure from rising expenses. He notes bond markets remain weak due to exhausted buying power and advises conservatives avoid new debt, urging preservation of existing assets over high risk speculation.
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Coltres
Henry Clews
Party for Cummings at Gorgona Shops Farewell
A surprise party honored B C Cummings master mechanic of Gorgona shops as he prepared for a U S vacation. Foremen and clerks gathered to salute a loyal chief whose two years under him saw strong cooperation and notable results. Cummings spoke warmly praising the staff and noted overcoming obstacles while planning for further improvements across Isthmus operations.
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Canal Record
Ancon
Canal .Zone
Isthmus
Panama
K. C. Gummidge
Machaule
United States
Cummings
Genet
Miracle Central
B.C. Cummings
Gor Bona Shops
Jethmis
S Office
Gummings
New Theatre Opens with Artie on Bridge Street
Attendance is expected to reach hundreds as the Bridge Street theatre formally opens with Artie, the Chicago run comedy. Tickets at $5 raise $9000 for the opening attraction, featuring Vita Stowe as Mantle Carroll, a rising Boston actress educated at Vassar and trained in Boston drama circles.
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Bridge Street
Artie
Chicago
West Waterloo
Vita Stowe
Mantle Carroll
George Ade
New
Miss Stowe
Boston
Newton
Mass
Barbara
Vassar
New England
Cireles
Narragensett Bay
Charles Diingham
Sunday Talks to Young Men Tama County News
Tracy Clipper reports Charles Byerts received 140 dollars for his farm three miles south of town. Rev D B Chen introduces a sermon series at the first Baptist church led by John Howard. Topics include Young Men for the times with music, and evenings priced around five to twenty dollars. October district court term opens with Judge Parke. Docket lists twelve criminal cases including liquor selling and larceny. Grand jury busy all week with substantial work.
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Tama County
Tracy Clipper
Charles’ Byerts
D. B. Chen
John Howard
First Baptist Church
Dar Head
Fallacias
District Cours
Parker
Frank Noy
Parizek
Mike Brick
Chas
Hach
Ward Yarrett
Joh Bucher
C. R
Gooper
Albert Minders
G. SN. Harness
Giger
Lillie Mae Fogg
Louise Wiese
Nov 24 Young Men and Popular Skepticism Rec 1
This compact entry notes a schedule item titled Young Men and Popular Skepticism with a Devotional segment The Glory of Young May and a related program labeled Rec. 1 Young Men and the Bible.
Marion district elder Pitner to wed Decorah nurse
Presiding Elder W. Pitner of the Marshalltown district and Miss Nellie E. Heinberg of Decorah plan a quiet wedding next Tuesday October 15 at the Heinberg home in Decorah. The ceremony will be performed by Rev H. H. Green. The couple will reside at 718 West Main street in Marshalltown after November 1. Heinberg has been a nurse and hospital superintendent in Dixon and Decorah.
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Marshalltown
Mise Heinberg
Lewis Heinberg
Decorah
H. H. Green
Fitner
Pliner
Walte
West Main Street
Rev
Piter
Miss Heinberg
Dison, 1
Butte, Moat
Dixon
Pitner
Waterloo
Clinton
Imported German car speeds through city on dusty town roads
Overland traveler Harey Hull arrived this morning from Minneapolis to Dubuque in a big imported German automobile. Hull says the machine is geared to 60 miles an hour. Roads were good but dusty, and Hull's party showed the effects of traveling along the town highways.
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Harey Hull
Minneapolis
Dubuque
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Unions Aid Hospital
Typographical Union
NEW Institution
Verein
Kurth
Wangler Bros
J. K. Jodér
Brethren Church
Fotey
L'Ar
J. K. Jeder
J. B. Verney
Metropolitan ‘Life Insurance Company
Des Moines Life
Mr. Verney
C. H. Garrett
Tyis
Dean
J. Gregg
Clay Street
Jex
Iowa
Wansler Bros
3. K. Joder
Gregglas
Foster Mildura Co
Buffalo
naree—Dean
J. K
Rock Island
Pooh
Dunkerton
Unday
Smith
Dewald
Misa Anna Risse
William Sadler
Frank Staebell
Carroll County
Mary Below
Fairbank
Sonn Risse
Margaret, Robinson
Missee Lena
Hannah Oriver
Henry Koester
Nick Wellner
Thomas Nesbit
Brookings
Tom
Standard
B. F. Shimp
Dickey
Dewar
Detroit
Colvin
Central
Gobble
Fairfel
Juin
Charles
Ez, R. Moore
Mrs. Stimpson
Sturnetts, Iowa
Corporation Management
Europe
Bank of England
Bank of France
Cortelyou
Wall Street
Tme
Leavitt & Johnson Trust. Co
Master Mechanic OF
Micaz
Wilber
New Theatre
Vita Stowe the Star
Logan Hotel
Horus
Kgs Lee
Peres
Aes
Ceneate
Feom
Sy Hills
Wilbert
Shallerberger
Draca ‘State Bank
D.B. Cheney
Pablo
Nellig Croake
S- Crook
Matilda Turbett
Daniel ‘Furbett
Minnie" Shaw
F. Shaw
Berttia ‘Ralls
Theo
Heneberg
John Brewer
Cedar Rap
Knipp & Roth Flour and Feed Market
Little Hatcher
Nebraska
Oorg
Farmora Run
6Th St
Jowa
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