Illinois Central veterans honored in Waterloo feature
The Illinois Central magazine highlights twelve veterans with over 50 years of service. John A. Norman of Waterloo served 50 years before retiring Sept 30 1915 and now works as an elevator operator in the Lafayette building. Total service across all twelve men is 619 years 11 months.
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Waterloo
Ilinois Centrail
Illinois Central
John A. Norman
Almond Street
Norman
Lafayette
John
Allinois Central Railroad
Iinois Central
Illinois Central Railroad
Orn
Etaran
Ilinois Central
John Kief
Burnside
Ross Avenue
Chicago
John J. Egger
St. Louis
South Elm Street
Cen‘alia
Hugh Gilleas
Douglas Street
City
Daniel S. Bailey
Springfeld
West Church Street
Champaign
Youn W. Carlin
South Aveington
East Orange
N. J
Michael English
Ilinois
Effingham
Juouis B. Beil
Syed
McCombels
Daniel W. McMillan
Black- Smith
Mississippi
Water Valley
Miss
John S. Lonergan
Wisconsin
Palo
John Sullivan
Galena
Avenue
Freeport
James T. Tait
West
Eighth Street
Dubuque
Minnesota
Nashua
L. McCue
McCue
Quarterly Meeting at Mount Hope Church Opens Saturday
Citizens of Mount Hope are welcome as the fourth quarterly conference begins Saturday evening at Mt Hope Church. Rev George B Shoemaker leads the service followed by a business meeting. Willing Workers serve ice cream and cake Friday evening. Sunday service is at 11 with Sunday school at 10.
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Mount Hope
George B. Shoemaker
W. F. Spry
LaPorte Street Man Gained Twenty Pounds
A. S. Leckington of 327 LaPorte Street Waterloo says Tru tona cured kidney troubles after two years of medicines failed. He describes relief from back and bowels pain, fewer night kidney wakings, and renewed ability to work, praising the tonic's impact and local demand at Wangler Brothers Drug Store.
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A. S. Leckington
LaPorte Street
Waterloo
Trutena
Wangler Brothers
Trutona
Sement
Grimm Will Receive Belle Plaine Man District Attorneyship
Cedar Rapids reports Norman Werfield of Belle Plaine bound over to the grand jury on a charge of incendiarism. He allegedly set fire to the Catholic priest's home at Belle Plaine amid a wider Iowa DA appointment rumor. The article notes John M. Grimm may become the northeastern Iowa district attorney, with connections to Senator Kenyon and former incumbent Frank O Connor.
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Grimm
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
John M. Grimm
Iowa
Frank O'Connor
O'Connor
Kenyon
Guy P. Linville
Vinton
Norman Werfield
Warfield
Blue-jay Foot Care Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Blue-jay Foot Soap Foot Relief and Foot Powder for instant relief from aching feet after a warm bath and massage. It touts deodorant effects and encourages readers to become regular users and request a free booklet from Bauer & Black in Chicago.
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Bauer & Black
Chicago
Telephone lines to cut fire risk in Canadian timberlands
To reduce fire danger, 400 miles of telephone lines will be erected across Canadian timber lands. The project aims to improve monitoring and communication for forest protection and wildfire response. Authorities expect enhanced coordination among agencies and local communities during fire seasons.
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