Casville Sharp Dies After Stroke at Home
Casville Sharp died at his home 426 Vermont Street after a four day illness that ended in a stroke paralysis. He was 83, born March 1868 in Darke County Ohio. Survived by widow and son Nathan, plus brothers Edward, Daniel, Frank, Michael, a sister Mrs Earl Goodsell. long time barber in Waterloo with shops in Leavitt & Johnson building and other locations. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.m. at home, Rev. O G Preston presiding, burial Elmwood. viewing 9:30 to 10 a.m. at residence.
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Mr. Sharp
Casville Sharp
Darke County
John
Elizabeth Harp
Janesse
Sharp
Lanesville
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Leavitt & Johnson
Commercial Street
Black and National Bank
Tooms
Irving
West High
American Legion
Mason City
OG. Preston
Westminstr Presbyterian Church
Elmwood
Elksdge
Davenport Doctors Plan Radium Institute in Davenport
A Davenport group of leading doctors agreed to purchase 100 kilograms of radium for 12000 dollars to treat cancer and skin diseases. They will form the Dianum Institute of Davenport and aim to have the radium available by June 10.
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Davenport
Dium Institute of
Dium
Post F of America Elects Officers at Waterloo Meeting
The Traveling Men’s Protective Association of America held its annual Waterloo meeting electing C. R. Rohde as president and naming officers including J. R. C. McBroom as vice president and H. E. Weatherwax as secretary and treasurer. Delegates were chosen to attend the state convention at Burlington, with Rohde to chair the Waterloo delegation. The post also pledged $25 to the YMCA and faced a protest by 40 landowners over paving plans on Grant Highway from Cedar Falls to the Butler county line asking to delay contracts until financial conditions improve.
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Post F
Men’s Protective Association of America
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo Post
C. R. Rohde
J. R. C. McBroom
H. E. Weatherwax
John T.rock
W. W. Wyant
A.C. Wilcox
George W. DeWald
E. F. Rat
A. IC. Wilcox
R. J. Pryce
W. W. Wyent
H. E. Cohen
George W. de Wald
C. R Rohde
W. A. Dobson
P. H. O'Neill
George W. Huntley
F.C. Wyant
James R. Howard
BR. Rohde
Waterloo
Association
Louisville
Grant Highway
Cedar Falls
Butler County
F. W. Eshery
John Peterson
Juline C. Petersgon
Hans’ Nielsen
George C.paterson
Jorgen Ni
G. E. Miller
Ernnest
Auto theft hearing delayed as suspects arraigned
Sam Brown and Faye Jenkins asked to postpone their preliminary hearing after arraignment in municipal court for stealing a car owned by Nick Wolfe. Bonds set at 2500 each. they remain jailed without attorneys. Jenkins, 19, claimed romance with Brown and says she knew nothing of the theft. Mrs Jenkins released. no charges against her.
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Sam Brown
Faye Jenkins
Nick Wolfe
H. T. Wagner
Brown and Jenkins
Holdrege
Neb
Waterloo
Barr
Brown
Arizona
Jenkins
Girls’ Industrial School
Mitchellville
List of Names and Ages in Local Cemetery Ledger
A fragment lists individuals with ages and notes including Ernest Mullinex 80 Cecella Mul linex 80 Bernard Soyith 158 Carl G Hansen 41 Albert Kaxmussen 0 N. AL Christensen 40 Paul Drowser Nora Johnway Wit I AL Tattud 22 Prank Lolz 240 Seward High 160 Ja od Pfeiffer 17k W. TL Drohman 124 Henry Watters 8 George A Miller AO estate 200 AL J Mark 122 Edward Miober 19
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Ernest Mullinex
Cecella V. Mullinex
Bernard Soyith
Carl G. Hansen
Albert Kaxmussen
N. AL. Christensen
Paul Drowser
Nora Johnway
I AL Tattud
Prank Lolz
Seward
AL J. Mark
Edward Miober
Iowa House Votes on Salary Bill Revisions
Des Moines report says the Iowa House passed the senate salary bill with few changes. Notable shifts include A G Whitney’s supreme court reporter pay rising to 4000 and the oil inspector pay dropping to 2000. Several inspectors under public instruction faced pay cuts. one from 3600 to 2400 and three from 3000 to 2100. If the senate balks, a conference will settle amendments.
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
Senate
A. G. Whitney
Supreme Court
Department of Public Instruction
Erythema Epidemic Strikes Cedar Heights Children
Several Cedar Heights children suffer from erythema a skin condition hindering school attendance and causing discomfort. County superintendent H. C. Mootier Macy Campbell and others note the illness worsens after exertion or heating, with possible links to digestive or emotional factors.
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Cedar Heights
H. C. Mootier
Macy Campbell
Red eruption tones in bed may become mottled
A fragment notes a red eruption that may darken into mottled patches and cause discomfort around stitches. The text is ambiguous and lacks full context for a clear report.
Infant welfare push seeks 10 congress passage
Washington April 5 United Press reports President Harding was urged by leaders of five large national women's groups to champion infant welfare legislation and expand maternity aid. The appeal accompanied a request for swift action in Congress.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Sure Way to Get Rid of Blackheads
A brief consumer notice promotes calonite powder mixed with hot water to dissolve and remove blackheads. Readers are told to rub with a hot wet sponge, wash the area, then expect blackheads to disappear without marks. The text argues squeezing worsens irritation and claims the powder dissolves the dirt in pores.
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Ishex
Testify Favorite Prescription No Alcohol Claim
Claims that Testify Favorite Prescription contains no alcohol are printed as an offer to obtain a trial package from Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York or at a drug store with a 10 cent read option.
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Onawa
Iowa
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