Allen Memorial Hospital to be completed soon
Allen Memorial Hospital will be finished by Sept 1 as announced by I J Mightey president of the Allen Memorial Hospital association. The $200000 project includes floors and interior details with 60 rooms across three stories on a 15 acre site north of Waterloo.
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Iowa Auto Licenses Reach Half Million Milestone
Des Moines reports total licenses issued for passenger cars, trucks, motorcycles and trailers surpasses 537,747 with 501,011 passenger car licenses. chauffeurs licenses total 17,200 and nonresident licenses 1,297. Aggregate fees through Aug 1 amount to 8 237 780.57. Also notes Welch bacillus linked to bread starter production.
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Des Moines
Iowa
W. M. Calladay
State Motor Vehicle Department
Waterloo Business Men Attend Dyersville '$1,000 Day' Celebration
Waterlo o business men joined a Dyersville annual harvest home celebration yesterday. The Waterloo delegation led by James Armstrong of Armstrong Manufacturing toured as a courtesy to Dyersville and its townspeople. Ila and Dave Armstr ang entertained at dinner in Grant highway park, while visitors crowded the town and enjoyed a well received event.
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Waterloo
James Armstrong
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Dyersville
Ila
Dave
Grant Highway Park
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C. A. Morris
Q. A. Repass
J. A. Young
N. J. Tiedemann
Frank Lawson
Dr. W. He Ross
George Shoemaker
A. J. Porter
H. B. Plumb
B. W. Miller
Edward Watson
C. QO. Gronen
E. M. Henderson
James Armatrang
Civil War Veteran's Record Cleared and Pension Granted
The military record of Pvt. Wilson Certain of Marion has been cleared and corrected after efforts by former Representative James W. Good and Cyrenus Cole from Iowa. He is placed on the government pension roll.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo
Washington, D
Pension fix restores Civil War veteran to good standing
The 1922 case follows Mr. Certain who, ill at the time, left his unit after desertion records. A bill by Representative Good corrected his military record. Representative Cole secured a pension bill, with evidence delayed by scattered comrades. Marion banker George W. Toms helped provide the necessary proof, leading to a back pension payment and future pension file status.
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Weight loss ad promises rapid fat reduction
Fat individuals are urged to send name and address to Whinton Laboratories in Kansas City for a free Rid-O-Fat treatment sample claiming drastic weekly weight loss. No payment required.
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Corn Making Good Progress in State Says I C Bulletin
About 35 per cent of the threshing in the Mitnels Central Fown area has been completed with yields ranging from 0 to 89 bushels per acre and an average of 45 bushels per acre. May rains aided corn as weather last week was hot and clear early then partly cloudy with scattered showers. STUFFLEBEAM HONORED T N Stufflebeam, ex president of the Central Labor union, will attend a farewell luncheon in Carpenters hall and move to Portland, Oregon with his family in about a week. Local labor unions are invited.
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