Dr Williams Pink Pills Helped Woman Recover Health
A woman described six years of illness with dirty spells blurred vision and weakness. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills she regained use of her arms and legs, improved energy, and overall health with continued use over several months. Pills sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady NY, 50 cents per box or two dollars for six.
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Anl
Iowa
Ennoré
Dr. Williams
Bey
Dr. Williamaine
Schenectady
N. Yi
A Thoroughbred Tramp at Waterloo Theatre
Matinee and night show A Thoroughbred Tramp at Waterloo Theatre features Ty Ruab Thompson as the central figure with rapid shifting scenes and ample laughter. Nelle and Otto Hackmeyer support a cast including Mabel, Bil Griffin, Ned Temple, and others in a tale of intrigue and humor. Prices range 10 to 40 cents with matinees at 10 and 2:6.
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Waterloo Theatre
Ty Ruab Thompson
Colorado
Rush
Nelle
Otto Hackmeyer
Mabel
Bil Grifin
New Forker
Ned Temple
Baum Invents Two Piece Shovel Patent
Waterloo inventor Baum receives notice of a patent for a two piece shovel with detachable blade. The design lets users replace worn blades instead of buying a whole new scoop, potentially saving costs and simplifying maintenance. Baum plans to license the idea to manufacturers and continues work on other devices.
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Baum
LaFayette Block
Mr. Baum
LaFayette
Bauni
Waterloo
United States
Baum-Schoel Co
Et Sina
Kay May Bring Suit In Rock Island Wreck
St Paul lawyer John H Kay, in Waterloo, investigates the Rock Island wreck, may represent Leslie Lovejoy’s family or a hospitalised party, and cites plans for a later heavy damages suit against the Rock Island railroad. Oliver will filed for probate naming widow executrix Mrs Oliver, with insurance to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kay
St. Paul
Waterloo
Rock Island
Kay
Ducross
Mr. Kay
Leslie’ Lovejoy
Hastings, Minn
Hol. Stepierre
Quiet Hillcrest Farm Wedding Seals Avice Dailey Waldo Brown
Miss Avice Evelen Dailey and Waldo H. Brown wed in a quiet Thursday afternoon ceremony at Hillcrest farm. Reverend H. G. Beeman officiated at 3:00 PM before a small group of immediate family and friends, with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Daley among the few attendees.
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Avice Evelen Dailey
Waldo H. Brown
Damages Sought in Illinois Central and Waterloos Suits
Two cases filed in district court center on the Illinois Central spur track dispute near Waterloo. Alfred Biroeder sues over liquor collection and a claim against the Winds Central railway for damages from a spur built behind Waterloo Fruit House. The case involves land use, alleged illegal liquor sales, and a request for $8000 plus interest. William Burk sues for $186.28 plus interest over a delayed shipment of dressed capons and chickens transported by Illinois Central, with claimed decay and price specifics. Public notices warn taxes delinquent with penalties.
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Alfred Biroeder
Sterns
Court of Justice Hui & Judgment
Mageie Nggment
Scheurer
Peek
Nnties
Mlinots “Central
G. G
Sterna
Railroid
Whitama ‘Burk
Uunois Central
Aumcnt
Waterlos
Gapona
Chicago
Costa
Company Daks
Mechanics Iten
Benson -Palmer al
Lintien Place
Cedar Palle Lumber Company
Merritt Green
Picnic at Shirley Lake Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Long
Mr and Mrs Victor Long guided a fourteen member picnic party back from Shirley's lake. The jovial group enjoyed a day of varied activities and good times together.
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Victor Long
Shirley's Lake
Swamp Root offered by Dr Kilmer’s Kidney Cure
A long advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a powerful remedy for back pain uric acid and bladder issues claiming success in kidney and Bright’s disease. It offers free sample bottles to readers who write, mentions hospital and private practice testing, and promotes the product with address details and purchase options.
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Joel Kilmer
Kieg
Kilmer
Bright
Eilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Died at Advanced Age of 31 in Washington DC
Obituary notes the death of I. B. Maynard at age 31 in Washington DC. He left for his parental home to attend the funeral. His father was a lieutenant colonel in an Ohio Civil War regiment and later served as judge of the court of common pleas during William McKinley’s governorship.
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Oh B. Maynard
Citiscos’ Gasland Electric Company
Court of Common Pleas
William McKinley
Ohio
Second Payment Due On Waterloo Opera House Fund
H B White secretary of the board of trade issues second notices to subscribers for the opera house fund. The $15,000 betas installment, totaling 95,000, is due per contract tied to the Waterloo route. The first notice raised about 2,000. remaining 3,000 must be collected to meet builders’ contract obligations.
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H. B. White
Board of Trade
Opera House
Waterloo
Ten Schools Seek Teachers In Blackhawk County
Blackhawk County faces a teacher shortage with ten schools still unstaffed. Wages range from 36 to 40 dollars, and provisional certificates were awarded to some not passing regular exams to fill openings. Nearby counties also struggle to find instructors, prompting requests from other superintendents. Meanwhile Cedar Falls and Waterloo church boards plan a joint meeting and banquet at Willard hall Chautauqua Park tomorrow night, with J B Brinkman of First Church Waterloo as toastmaster.
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Blackhawk
Telehone
Elliott
Piret M
Church of
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Willard Bail
Chautauqua Park
J. B. Brinkman
Fliat Church
Local social notes list visitors and travel plans
Miss Magele McGee returned to Dubuque from visiting Mrs. G B L Enos. Mrs. Chas Turner and her mother plan a Chicago visit for a month. Dr. and Mrs. W H Bickley came home after six weeks in New York City and the East. Mia Straw and children return to Philadelphia from summer with the Jacksons. W R Jameson toured to Allison for a bank directors meeting. Mrs. HB Flickinger, Mrs. Pollock and Helen of St Paul returned to Waterloo from Jesup. County Attorney Richard O’Brien and others attend a Bank directors meeting in Independence. George A Rays and L F Randolph travel to Burlington for a Burlington game. Miss Tyler resumes work at Johnson Mercantile Co after a week and a half off. Miss Helen Kurth plans a two week trip to Milwaukee, Chicago and Wisconsin Illinois. B B Hunter wins three auto races at Floyd County Fair in Charles City. W J Sutlitte wins the other race. six entries. Ed W Daerfler returns from Cedar Rapids with three companions by train after boat trip. The party plans to reach Cedar Rapids today. youths camp each evening and spend hours on river.
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Magele McGee
G.bl Enos
Dubuque
Mary
Pratt
India
Chas. Turner
Frank Beck
Chicago
W. H. Bickley
New York City
Mia, Straw
Alvin Jackson
Philadelphie
HB. P. Flickinger
John Pollock
Ifttie Helen
St Paul
Henry Oliver
Independence
George A. Rays
L. F. Randolph
Burlington
Burlingstone
Ball Park
Tyler
Johnson Mercantile Co
Mitchellville
Des Moines
Colfax
Helens Kurth
Milwaukee
Points
Wisconsin
Landllinois
B. B. Hunter
Waterloo
Charles City
Floyd County Fair
W. J. Sutelitte
Mr. Hahter
Clarksville
W. Daerfler
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Brown
Andrew Pedderson
Arthur Fowler
Vinton
JORR MULLIN Sinking Leaves Right Side in Critical Condition
Jorr Mullin suffered a sinking incident on the right side and remains in critical condition. Medical teams respond as authorities investigate the accident.
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Jorr Mullin
Man Suffering Severe Blood Poisoning From Long Habitat
John Maltin of 223 Hast Ninth Street lies near death at Presbyterian hospital from a renewed blood poisoning infection in his right hand. Eighteen months earlier the same illness began after solder and rust injuries at an Iowa Dairy Separator plant. He recently rejoined work at the Artificial Ice Company, and the infected hand worsened, spreading to the limb. Relatives have been summoned for support as doctors express little hope for recovery.
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John Maltin
Ninth Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Jar
Mullin
Golder
Nalla
Iowa Dairy ‘Separator Company
Phy
Hagle
Hog and cattle market notes from Chicago Sep 12
Estimated receipts today show hogs and cattle with sheep figures. The hog market opened mixed with heavy to good demand and closed steady to firm. light hogs weaker. Cattle and sheep markets opened steady amid moderate activity. Prices noted around 5.50 to 9.70 for various cuts. Overnight and next day estimates project 16,000 hogs and other totals.
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Chicago
Local Markets Report From Waterloo Sees Mixed Prices
Market notes from Waterloo reveal varied prices for livestock and goods with key items including eggs, chickens, and turkeys. Report mentions trade activity and notable price points for regional buyers and sellers.
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Leavitté Johnson
DI. E.A Perkins
AFE
Hotel Metropole
al, Baum
Olutionize Market
Richmond
Ind
Williams
West Mein St. Saye
lGugrenteed Ab
Wangler Bros
Paul
Rock Island Wreck
B. B. Oliver’s
Will
Antos
Resché
Lady Maccabees
Viola Johnson
Fane
Maud Phillips
Chas. Berteh
Fred.' Ea
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Bailey
Harbaugh
Raymond
Todd
Rapps
L . the Missionary. Society of the Congregational Church
Austin Burt
West Third Street
Mesdames Stone
B. L. Johnson and Wilcox
Pattie Lind- Mite
Bernice Hunt
Frank Wikner
Wasley
Mabel Burt
Frank Willey
Mia
Alfred Ainoe
Dailey
Towe State Dorma
State University of Iowa
ILL. Central
Fruit House
Advanced
Ann
Waterless
Rayadie
WM. E
W. R. Jameson
Allison the Forendon
Treas
Ios
New York
Whamfer
Bears
JoesPlant
Ee Clio Club
Plumb
Guy
Solo
Jean Marcham
Shimer
Vance
Decorah
Lambon, Broa, & CO
Towa
Slovert & Larrabee
Sycamore
Wees
Bens
Megs Lnc
the. Ean
Ehlekens
Daewne
Watadavidda
Qresiland
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