City Medical Society to Provide Poor-Clinic Doctors
County board and City Medical Society agreed on a contract authorizing physicians for paupers in Waterloo and East Waterloo townships and city wards. The county will pay 1500 per year with 4 per county home visit, directing calls through Overseer Klinganlan, Ruth Reed, or board members to ensure prompt service and separate charitable care from fraud. Doctors Brinkman and Cecil Bickley urged a central authority to manage patient attendance under the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board
City Medical Society
Wenner
Klinganlan
Ruth Reed
Waterloo
Waterloo City
Brinkman
Christian Woman Praises Dr Myers Chronic Disease Treatment
Mrs H J Miller of Otis City credits Dr Myers Waterloo for relieving a five year array of stomach bowels and systemic ailments. She describes a skeptical but successful diagnosis and treatment, noting no consultation charges, humane care, and modern scientific methods. She urges others to seek his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Miller
Otis City
Dr. Myers
Waterloo
Chicago
New York
Th. Myers
Waterloo society offers free surgical care for county patients
The society will perform necessary surgical work for county charges at Waterloo without extra county cost. Members will handle treatment of contagious disease patients at the detention hospital, designating one or two members to oversee such cases. The aim is to provide medical care without increasing county expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Save Your Money Jack's Admonition to Jess Willard
Havana April 7 Jess Willard the new world heavyweight champion left Havana for New York after a morning steamer departure. Jack Johnson shook hands and urged Willard to save his earnings while wishing him luck and promising to meet in Europe. The moving pictures rights for the Johnson Willard fight sold for ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Jess Willard
New York
Jack Johnson
Jess
Wittard
Europe
Johnson
Johnson-Willard
Civic Department to Plan Activities for Year End
The Woman's club civic department holds its final 1915 meeting Saturday at Mrs. Chester Cadwallader’s home. Papers by Mrs. D. A. Boggs on Laws Relating to Women and Children and by Mrs. Grace Loveland on issues facing Iowa women are planned, with a study plan for 1916 including topics from safe food to patriotism and philanthropy. Tea will follow. a noted mocus in the Cadwallader yard is mentioned as a lure for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Cadwallader
Jefferson Street
D. A. Boggs
Grace Loveland
Iowa
Margaret Clark
Three Colored Women Arrested in Waterloo Visit
Three colored women were taken into custody during the night. Edna Matthews was arrested for soliciting on the street and released on bail, failing to appear in police court this morning. Ethel Smith and Helen Williams were arraigned on drunkenness. Miss Smith pleaded guilty and received 20 days in city jail, the other pleading not guilty and the case adjourned to this evening at 7 50. Officers say the last two came to Waterloo recently on the blind and wore men's clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Matthews
Bers
Ethel Smith
Helen Williams
Miss Smith
Waterloo
Change of Orchestra at Cedar Falls Music Festival
The Music Festival at the Teachers college Cedar Falls presents two Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concerts conducted by Emil Oberhoffer on April 20 in the auditorium. It is their first Cedar Falls appearance, featuring 60 pieces and six soloists. Ticket prices for afternoon and evening range from $1.25 to $0.35 with both concerts at $2.00 to $0.50. Apply to J. B. Suoepfler, Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers'college
Cedar Falls
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Emil Oberhoffer
Emil Eberhoffer
J. B. Suoepfler
Gutierrez Claims He Is Mexican President
Washington April statement asserts General Gutierrez is provisional president by Aguas Calientes convention. It cites his appointment of Jose Vascontelos as envoy to Washington and says his government operates from Doctor Arroyo Nuevo Leon with a sizeable army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Gutierrez
Mexico
Jose Vascontelos
Vuerta
Gutierres
Doctor Arroyo
Nuevo Leon
Auto Owners Escapes 1914 License Arrest Ruling
Police Court under Judge Meyers dismisses cases against auto owners who forwarded payment for 1914 licenses after a supreme court ruling in the Gish case. William Barrett and others showed they applied but did not receive plates. the state may pursue prosecutions if numbers were not obtained. Chief Leighton says no further arrests for that section will occur, though enforcement continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
William Barrett
Marcel
Barrett
Gish
Leighton
Exposition Trips for Iowa Corn Boys Plan
In thirteen Iowa counties plans have been made to send the best acre corn grower on an excursion to the Panama Pacific Exposition next fall. Director R K Bliss, with bankers, pushes contests to fund the trip tied to harvest. Donors from Floyd, Marshall, Cerro Gordo, Calhoun, Plymouth, Lemars, Black Hawk, Chickasaw, Greene, Hardin, Hamilton, Benton, O brien and others back the prize and travel arrangements. CARD OF THANKS. We express thanks for help during our bereavement. M S PIERCE AND DAUGHTERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
R. K. Bliss
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa Bere
United States
San Francisco
Floyd County
Georgeb. May
Commercial National and Commercial Savings Bank of
Charles City
Marshall
A. F. Babb
Marshalltown State Bank
Cerro Gordo
C. H. McNider
First National Bank of
Clear Lake
Calhoun
J. WH. Bradt
First National Bank
Rockwell City
Plymouth
P. F. Dalton
Lemars
Bouhne
George B. Irick
Boone National Bank
Black Hawk
Citizens Savings’ Bank of
Cedar Falls
W. A. Sanford
Commercial Club
Greene
Paul Stillman
Citizens Loan
Davis, Jefferson
Hardin
A. W. Mitterer
Eldora Club
Eldora
Jem Harris
Citizens, Savings Bank
Hamilton
W. L. R. Perry
Commercial League
Whole Commercial League
Renton Aton Farmers Savings Bank
Trio 262 Years Old Spend Day Together
Three Waterloo women with ages totaling 262 years gathered to celebrate Mrs. C. C. Washburn’s eighty eighth birthday anniversary. The trio included Ketsy Gould, 9 percent, Mrs. Washburn, 8, and Mrs. Sylvia Raub, 78. The honored guest remains very active for her years and lives with her daughter Mrs. Anna Shaw at 27 Dawson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C. C. Washburn
Triad Way
Ketsy Gould
Washburn
Sylvia Raub
Anna Shaw
Dawson Street
Berlin presses claim U S surrender noted by German papers
Berlin papers publish summaries of the American note to Britain accusing Washington of surrendering to England's blockade policy. The Cologne Gazette frames it as a rebuke to Germany, while the Kruer Zeitung is quieter. The texts condemn Britain’s sea tyranny and suggest the U S continues aiding its enemies with arms and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Britain
Kruer Zeitung
Amrica Hupe
Great Britain
Cologne Gazette
Germany
Engram
England
Teason
Altho
América
Easter Week Homecomings and Local Death in St Ansgar
In St Ansgar on April 5 several residents returned from nearby towns for Easter visits including Mr and Mrs Henry and their daughter, Lawrence Westenberger from Waverly, Huma Ruehlaw from Davenport, and students Arthur Norton and Rush Carver from Upper Iowa University. Chrissy Obye, a local resident teaching in Mobile, Ia, died of pneumonia after a brief illness. her funeral was held at the N S Church on Sunday and interment followed in the town cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ansgar
Henry Intart
Waterloo
C. F. Miller
Lawrence Westenberger
Waverly
Huma Ruehlaw
Davenport
Arthur Norton
Rush Carver
Upper Iowa University
W. R. Turner
Ruth
Randslia
C. H. Miller
Austin
Herman Jandt
Emil Cherney
Jos
L. G. MacKinley
Sun Prairie
Wis
San Diego
Cal
Clare Mae
Estherville
Sherburn
Minn
Chrissy Obye
Mobile
Otterville Social News and Local Moves
Otterville notes include Jesse Wroten visiting Independence with sister Mesdames Henry Bantz and Isaiah Andersoon. A band box social and concert attracted good attendance. New births reported for Guy Rae and Otto Seaman families. Residents Ed Crowell, Meyers family, and Gipke of Cedar Rapids are mentioned with moves and visits. Numerous family visits and relocations linked to Independence, Waterloo, Hazleton, and local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterville
Jesse Wroten
Independence
Mesdames
Henry Bantz
Isaiah Andersoon
Band Boys
Erich Jesse
the Forks
Junie Grenny
Guy Rae
Otto Seaman
A. ©. Fenner
R. Olson
Meyers
Waterloo
Ell Cameron
Ed Crowell
Ina. Diehl
Hazleton
Osage Social Notes Show Visits and Travels
Osage area residents report travelers and guests from California Bucknam and Sioux Falls. Darse DeLaney and Frank Jacobs supervise stock leaving early. Local families including McSweeney, Christiansen, Musselter, Gilbert and Oltman hosted visitors while Mae Thively began teaching in Bleeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Wim. Woaklander
California
Gars
Darse DeLaney
Frank Jacobs
Sanford
Grinstead
Little Cedar
John McSweeney, Jr
Bucknam
Ben Casey
Elizabeth Jacobs
Sioux Falls
J. C. Christiansen
Rock Falls
Oltman
Garland Musselter
Jacobs
Loney
Clarence Gilbert
Orchard
Mae Thively
Bleeville
Ray Markham
March Tax Collections Reach Over Half Million Dollars
March tax collections in the county totaled 606 181 dollars with 473 758 dollars from general tax and 111 089 dollars from special assessments. Mr and Mrs Frank Fren e attended the funeral of Mrs Newton of Charles City Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frene
Newston
Charles City
Burbank
Oxact
Britain Feels Pressure of German Submarine War
Berlin reports indicate German submarine warfare is pushing up prices of essential goods to maintain life. News from Berlin suggests the Carpathian campaign is intensifying, with conflict spreading daily in the Krowler region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Carpathians
W Krowler
Sydney Returns To Sea After Brief Rio Stopover
Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports the Australian cruiser Sydney leaving port after a short stay of under twenty four hours. The ship had called at Montevideo a week earlier and appears to be on continued patrol duties in South American waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Sydney
Montevideo
Hill Leaves Central Association After Strong Start
Jack Hill, a top hitter in the Central Association for the first two months of last season, departed to Manager Andrews today while traveling at a great pace along the Atlantic coast of South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hill
Central Association
Andrews
Nin
Standard Remedy For Many Homes
Indigestion and constipation are related causes of suffering. A simple remedy combines mild herbs with pepsin sold as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepto in drug stores. It is a laxative tonic and digestant free from opiates, longtime household standby.
Local Slugger Mends After Tee Break Incident in July
The local slugger broke his tee while stepping to the plate in July and was retired for the season’s remainder. He has fully recovered from the injury and is expected to have a strong season.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saup
WH. J. Miller
Jack
Civic Department
Portant
Corn Boys
Pierce and Daughters
Trio
U.S
Early’s Music House
Black’s
Hallet & Davis
Monument
Wall
Puttves
Birin
Barry
Mirsie
Sadahide
Irvington
aAlto
San Domingo
Evans Bros
Hazelton Bros Hing
Plano
Tennyson
Hackley
Cable & Sons
Dane
Kimball
Kimball—Tis
Story & Clark
FST Monthly
EVANS
Bush & Gertz
Early Music House
Atlantic
South America
Young Coal CO
West Third Street
MYERS
Sycamore Street
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