My Doctor Mighty Fine Cardus Faithful Result Told
Mrs Hattie Cain of Carrsville Kentucky credits Cardus with curing sixteen years of female troubles after years of convulsions and pain. She says from the first bottle she began to mend and became able to work and walk pain free. Cardus is promoted as a long standing women’s medicine not a laxative or heart or kidney remedy. The ad invites women to request the Home Treatment booklet from the Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrsville
Hattie Cain
Cardus
Sacrificing Health for Wealth Tonic Advertisement
A period notice promotes Merito Tonic Digestive as a reliable tonic to restore weakness and enrich the blood. It claims overtaxed nerves and poor digestion harm health and offers the product as rejuvenation and appetite aid. Henderson Drug Co is named as local representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Drug & Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Waterloo Medical & Surgical Institute advertises long service and cures
Doctor L. E. Aller, claimed oldest Iowa specialist, offers treatment for catarrh eye ear throat stomach liver bowels and more. He promotes non cheap medicines, urges investigation, lists conditions from nervous disorders to sexual weakness, offers private women’s care and hospital/surgical options with letters or calls. Syndicate Bids address and phone 1780 with hours 8 am to 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Aller
Iowa
St. Vitus
Railroads Prosperous Due to Prudent Management
Reports from across the country show railroads prospering as they attract and guard revenue. Moline to get a $40,000 Burlington depot, but plans trimmed to save costs provoke citizen backlash. Waterloo waits for a suitable Union Station. two platforms may gain lighted visibility for night travel. Local notices recount visits, hospital trips, a funeral, and school events as the community bits emerge around the rail era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Waterloo
Citzens
Moline
Burlington Road
Rock Island Road
Union Station
Motorman Sues Railway for $25,000 Damages
E T Hunt sues the W C F N railway in district court over a Dec 23 1909 collision between his Westfield Litchfield line car and a Galloway car near the ball park. Hunt alleges permanent injuries including crushed ankles and legs and seeks $25 000 in damages. Also notes Paul Goodrich opens a grocery at 709 West Mullan Avenue serving the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransier
E.T. Hunt
W., C.F. & N. Railway
Westfield- Litchfield
Ball Park
Sans Souci
Hunt
Gan
NEW Grocery
Paul Goodrich
J. H. Goodrich
West Mullan Avenue
Local notices from Clarksville and nearby towns
Community notes include travel and visiting updates from Clarksville residents to Minneapolis Albany Wisc and Omaha plus health and work details. Individuals mentioned include John Hersch Henry Tenry and Mrs Sarah Raugian with visits to family in Greene Sairday Colfax Moulton and Hampton. Health issues and late week travel are noted along with a poison ivy incident affecting Supervisor Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Minneapolis
Biss
Pearl Wagner
Watesrae
Enochsmith
An Peth
Shell Reek
John Hersch
Linco
Neb
Tenry
Sarah Raugian
Albany
Wis
Lizzie Houston
Greene Sairday
Fol Camp
John Leeper
Jharles Hunt
Waverly
H. Page
Chicago
Mary Patterson
Aotak
Tar
Wy EL Patterson
Fidgar Carrell
South Dakers Pridar
William Hickle
Lehman
R. H. Waugh
Witt
L. Witt
Evron Wider
Hampton
Colfax Moulton
Oklahoma
James Boyd
Waterloo
Local Notes from Geneseo Area
Mrs Jahn Rodman suffers stomach trouble and is to have surgery at Presbyterian hospital Watering. Mrs J Bigsby arrives from Philadelphia to spend the summer. J M Greene leaves Saginaw Silo Co to work for R M Gunn and Dr Brown and family. Traert spends Sunday with friends. Lyle Morrow arrives from Marietta Ohio to work for W A Speer. Lievel Guernsey acquires a new Imperial automobile. Mr and Mrs Wm Burger arrive from Missouri to work for R M Gunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Burger
Missouri
R. M. Gunn
Local Notes From Mount Vernon Township April Browsings
Mt Vernon Township report details health scares including a sick infant and scarlet fever in a three year old, injuries from a fall in a barn, several visitors and residents traveling to Waterloo and Waverly, and ongoing illnesses. It notes Mrs Eva Eveland recovering, and Gerald Hamilton’s daughter caring for her in Glasgow.
Local notes from Tripoli report marriages moves and visits
Local items from Tripoli recounts of people visiting nearby towns and changes. Grace Ryan and Nat Ellis wed at Oelwein with congratulations from friends. Several residents relocate or take new positions in Waverly Stacyville and Alta Vista.
Farmers Finish Seeding in Eagle Center Area
The April 26 note reports farmers have completed seeding and expect fields to enter the growing phase soon in Eagle Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Waterloo Area Notes From Social and Farm Activity
W. M. Bavier sold cattle at Waterloo Saturday while Chris Struble and Miss O Brien of Waterloo assisted with farm chores. Mrs. Sam Lumbus has over 20 young chicks. Frank Klein and family plan a homecoming with Klein recovering from a broken leg. The Ladies Home Circle met at Mrs. Frank Klein’s home with a five o clock supper by Mrs. W M Burger and Edna Klein. Next meeting set for four weeks at Mrs. C W Mullen. Dr Scott of Waterloo visited the Jacob Snyder home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Bavier
Waterloo
Sam Lumbus
Rank Klein
WW. E. Berger
Ladies’ Home Circle Club
Frank Klein
W. M. Burger
Edna Klein
C. W. Mullen
Chris Struble
Miss O'Brien
FP. Witty
Excelsior Springs
Klein
Dr. Scott
Jacob Snyder
Plainfield Visit Notes and Local Movements
Dr and Mrs Davis visit relatives in Plainfield. A Stannard lost a horse last week. Leslie Davis and family moved to Norton s Corners where Leslie will assist in the cemetery. Frank Muller and wife of Cedar Falls visited the A A Grandon home. Oscar Cassaday began work for J Meyers near Shell Rock. Meyers plans to build a cement barn soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Plainfield
Stannard
Leslie Davis
Norton’s Corners
Leslie
Frank Muller
Cedar Falla
A. A
Voorhies Strives to Curb Speeding in City
April 24 report shows city authorities pursuing speeding motorists in Voorhies. Merchants and residents like Jeppe Sliiegard and Ed Mullen are mentioned amid a Sunday surge of autos, with Mayor Mahoney enforcing penalties by assigning work and sending offenders to the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Voorhies
Miracle hair removal marketed by De Miracle Chemical Co
An advertisement touts De Miracle as a non poisonous permanent method to remove superfluous hair. It claims surface hair only and warns against shaving and other compounds. Addressees are urged to request a 42 page booklet by mail for full information endorsed by authorities worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Miracle Chemical Co
Dept
Park Ave
New York
Community notes from local towns and visits
iS undesirable citizens. R Cavanaugh is moving to Waterloo this week and expects to be settled by Sunday. Phil and Tim Mahoney and wives spent Sunday in Waterloo. A large crowd enjoyed an after Lent dance in the new hall last Tuesday. Will Ryan of Dysart was visiting Voorhsea a few days last week. W G McCormack of the Traer State bank was in town Saturday. Charles Cavanaugh spent Sunday in Hudson. The next dance will be Thursday May 4 in the new hall. Mrs John Hayes of Waterloo visited last week. Ethel Cunry and Mae Cavanaugh, at Independent school, returned after a week's vacation. Ray Kelly spent Sunday in-well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyatt
Claire Waite
Bristow
John Thompson
Granite Falls
Minn
Johnson
Earl
Waverly Hospital
Afr. Johnsen
Tina
George Chamberlin
Colfax
Zellhoefer
Waterloo
Tcknor
Carivlie
Clarksville
Ticknor
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Tennyson
Yorkshire
Eng
America
Mary Shields
Centerville
Mich
Mt. Vernon
Emily Mover
Amelia Day
Auburn
N. Y
George Coryell
Kansas
Chis Edmunds
Alta Vista
Guy Jenks
Rev. J. Reiman
Cashmere
Wash
R. J
Grace Ryan
Nat PL Ellis
Waverly
Oelwein
Frank Sager
Stanley TN. Smith
Stacyville
Geo. Kimball
Mercantile Track
Sadie Jahnke
W.H. Notdorf
Rev
Dilgee
Chicago
Oscarl Winoff
Louise Kleinan
Ben Hur
John Wietha
M. A. Hueter
F. . Peters
Minnie Stahlhut
Emil Gade
Gade
John Marten
Herbert Claus
Walter Ferge
R. W. Rettig
Vf Tives
Buck Creek
Clem Bennett
Cran
Bennett
Esited Rela
R. Cavanaugh
Phil
Tim Mahoney
Jack Harper
New Hall
Will Ryan
Dysart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chattanooga
Waterloo Medical & Surgical Institute
L. FE. Allen
Oregon
Luse Land Co. of
St Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Sutherlin, Oregon
May
Sri
G. B. Strayer
Syndicate Building
Waterloo, Tow A
Rock Island
NEA
Prudent Management
Geneseo
Jahn Rodman
Presbyterian Hospital
Watering
Mount Vernon
W. J
J. E. Rundles
P. A. Bunbar
Waterlon
Fred Hardy
A. Thomas
L. S. Ostrander
Frank Thomas
W. T. Bundles
Wm. Melarland
Roe Lanes
Clarence Decker
Chester Hamm
Dirk Garton
Harley Paul
Teir
Brandes
Elmer Chapin
Maye
Crington
Cedar Balls
Mary Tarahb
W. J. Rundles
Carl Johnson
Clarkesville
Merrill Johnson
Fred. Jacob
Chris Frank
Waterlow
Charley
Famih
Nora Burke
Florence Nottger
Waterios Iriday
Sr Haat
Ed Shields
Ftside
Ida Eveland
Hamilton
Glasgow
Tripoli
George
Kelsey
Wadena
A. H. Panzer
I. K. Robinson
J. E. Robinson
Ray Grover
South Dakota
J. E
Dlinnie Mueler
Jesup
Leo Stenzel
Emma Prestien
John Henneike
Bremer
Adolph Koch
Preston
J. J. Mueller
Henry Bremen
Seege
Fred Schuldt
Goldust
Finchford
Bodrays
Whee Lake
the & Ye
Tore
Cam
E. T. Holmes
Jackson Street
H. Pani
Mime
Rou
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
N. J. Berkley
Jefferson and
West Sixth Streets
Cement Products CO
Aristos
Burcer & Son
East Sixth Street
Waterloo Hardware CO
Sycamore Street
F. H. Latier
la Fayette Street
Fourth Street
Zoom News Wrand
Mest
Bos
LaFayette Building
4Th Street
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