LAW PROVIDES FOR ALL TUBERCULOSIS CARE
Des Moines August 13 It explains a new Iowa law authorizing county supervisors to spend 15 a week for tuberculous patients unable to pay for sanatorium care. The program aims to prevent disease spread by providing county or allied institution care and guidance from the state tuberculosis department.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Boards of Supervisors
State Department of Tuberculosis
A. E. Kepford
Department of Tuberculo
Sis
Local Social News From Winslow Area
Winslow Aug 12 Mr and Mrs Lee Taylor hosted guests at Chas Hecker home Sunday. Echo Jordan stayed over at sister Mrs Frank Corwins. Edna and Carrie Bandfield Cedar Falls visited Mrs W H Hickelberg Friday. Fred Goettle Cedar Falls joined Miller Bros for Sunday. Chas Williams and daughter Dorothy visited relatives in Waverly last Wednesday. Florence Holland Shell Rock visiting relatives nearby this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Lee Taylor
Chas Hecker
Echo Jordan
Frank Corwin
Edna
Carrie Bandfield
Cedar Falls
W. H. Hickelberg
Fred Goettle
Miller Bros
Chas. Williams
Dorothy
Waverly
Florence Holland
Shell Rock
Local notes from Frederika area travelers and visitors
Milon Butta returns from Dakota travel. Giles Whitman ill recently. John Schoof of Denver visited Friday. Mrs. Will Whitman visited sister Mrs. John Henry in Le Roy. Mrs. Olle Boyce and son to visit sister Mrs. Sade at Summer. Martin Richman and wife start work at county farm for Ladds. Five autos and Tripoli band promoted Woodmen's picnic next Thursday at Tripoli. J. W. Zwanziger and daughter Macieda in Tripoli Saturday. H. A. Parson and Will Adams drove to New Hampton Thursday. Mrs. Hattie Jones and son Paul on way east visit aunt Mrs. Chas. Golding in Manly. Everett Zwanziger, Waterloo Business College graduate, starts at Mr. Golding's bank. Social Hour club to meet with Mrs. Carrie Carney At. 20. Mrs. Thomas Lytle and Mrs. Marsh visiting sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Milon Butta
Dakota
Giles Whitman
John Schoof
Denver
Will Whitman
le Roy
John Henry
Olle Boyce
Summer
Sade
Martin Richman
Fred Ladd
Tripoli
J. W. Zwanziger
Macieda
H. A. Parson
Will Adams
New Hampton
Hattie Jones
Paul
Manly
Chas. Golding
Everett Zwanziger
Waterloo Business College
Waterloo
Mr. Golding
Carrie Carney
Thomas Lytle
Marsh
Awaiting The Joyful Sound For New Baby Tethorhapa
An old advertis ment extols a brace called Mothers Friend, an external remedy for pregnant women. It promises to ease abdominal muscle tension, prevent pain, and aid natural relaxation during delivery. Sold by Bradfield Regulator Co. at $1.00 per bottle from Atlanta Georgia with a book offer to expectant mothers.
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Tethorhapa
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Ride
Atlanta
Local Social Roundup from Littleton on Aug 11
Community notes report residents and visitors in Littleton including Wm. Hayward enjoying a new motorcycle. Family visits span Independence to Waterloo with Bertha Stein and Mrs. Chas Ozias. Local travel includes Pp. E. Benson and others in La Porte City and Waterloo. Ladies Aid plans Aug 21 meeting at Chas. McGlaughlin home. Stoddard of Grinnell speaks at the M. E. church on hospital fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Wm. Hayward
Oscar Latto
A. P. Nielsen
Amy Fowlkes
Children of
Independence
Steve Sinkler
Waterloo
P. E. Benson
Bertha Stein
Princeton
B. F. Hinderliter
B. F. Hinderliter. Wm. Masters
McArthur
Sioux Falls
M. D
Huxford
Madison
Chas
Ozias
Hugh Stevenson
Rowley
Kate Barclay Nesbit
South Dakota
Ladies’ Aid Society
Funeral for Mrs Newell Held at Son's Home in Shell Rock
The funeral for Mrs. M. Newell, who died Thursday, was conducted by Rev. John Dawson at her son Carl Newell's home. She had lived locally for many years and leaves a husband and a large family. Local residents and relatives, including visitors from Elma, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, and California, were mentioned among ongoing movements and visits in the Shell Rock area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Sioux City
Adair
J. R. Clawson
Cedar Rapids
California
George Jgentritz
Byrel
Aredale
J. A. Graham
H. A. Glenn
Elizabeth
Elma
W. P. Weed
John Frye
Harris
Chas. A. van Vinck
Des Moines
Riverside Cemetery
Lee Graham
Waterloo
H. D. Austin
Carthage
Ill
Upland
Cal
Austin
Ira Amick
Elia Printy
Pearl Koch
George Austin
Areolla
Davis
Bertha McClintock
A. Miller
Moothart
Maurein Rosenberg
la Porte City
J. J. Watson
Yardo House
F.C. Harmons
Mary Jewell
Geneseo Local Notes and Arrivals
Geneseo August 12. H F Nawel on sick list for several days. Reen McHihinney has spent the past two weeks in Canada tending land interests. Mr Burgess and Mr Funk of Ohio arrived recently to work in the vicinity for the season. Miss Helen Ringle returned from Minouis City Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
H. F. Nawel
Reen McHihinney
Canada
Burgess
Mr. Funk
Ohio
Helen Ringle
Minois City
Eagle Center notices and local updates hit by harvest pace
Threshing is nearly complete in Eagle Center. Nina Voorhies visits John Smith home. George Bateman shipped ten carloads of cattle to Chicago last week. Don and Gertrude Kerr visited Spirit Lake. Tracr beat Eagle Center 3 to 2 in a Sunday ball game. Loyd Loonan and Matt Cahill traveled to Dysart. Jess Lee and children went to St. Louis. Dan Conry becomes a new baby boy’s father. Pauline Rosauer visits Wash. Arthur Reiter goes to Bancroft. Voorhies hall dance and ice cream social a success. Julia Cahill seeks eye treatment in Waterloo. Will Burger not improving. Nick Reiter family at Peter Kelter. John Conry visits from Waterloo. Charles McKenna and family guests near Blessing.
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Nina Board
Dan Conry
Pauline Rosauer
Leo Beiard
Wash
Arthur Reiter
Bancroft
Voorhies Hall
Julia Cahill
Waterloo
Will Burger
Nick Reiter
Peter Kelter
John Conry
Charles McKenna
McKenna
Blessing
Readlyn Notes Include Rain Delays and Local Visits
Readlyn Iowa notes report dry weather harming crops and a postponed Maynard ball game due to rain. Frank Fettkether returns from South Dakota trip with weather concerns. Local entries include guests from Waterloo and Oelwein, new hires in meat market, steel waterworks tower project, and residents selling or visiting neighbors.
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Readlyn
Frank Fettkether
South Dakota
A. ¢. Mayers
Local Visitors and Weather Highlight Clarksville Area
In Clarksville on Saturday visitors included M J Perrin of Waterloo and John Kephart of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Kid Phillips was in Rochester and several relatives visited the Jas Martin family during the week. A heavy rain and a severe electrical storm crossed the area Saturday night into Sunday. Mrs W J Sutcliffe of Waterloo spent days with relatives, while Geo Bolin and Louie Williams families took vacations visiting Clinton Indiana and Clinton Iowa respectively. Faith Patterson of Creeng is noted among local connections.
Remains of Ruben Carver buried after service
The remains of Ruben Carver who died at Mason City were brought here for burial and a brief service held at the grave. He was 63 and had long resided in Clarksville area. Big wife survives him. A list of local social visits and travels by residents follows, including visits to Morning Sun and Waterloo, a shower party for John Boyd, and a hospital operation for N J Walwrath.
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Ka Frey
Polo
John Bohner
Ruben Carver
Mason City
Clarksville
Mra
O. KE
Sutelife
Morning Sun
Miss Kredonis
Amp
Waterloo
Mae Shannon
Barnes
Kan
Tough Boyd
Omaha
Neb
National Automobile Training Assoiiation
Henry Wedeking
Greene
Aug. Serling
Peter Reinboldt
John Boyd
H. A. Boyd
Jas. Fettus
Oelwein
Annie Fletcher
H. B. Bouton
Newberry
Marcus
Guy Crabtrea
Norcross
Kennedy
Frank Matot
J. L. Scripture
Jamie
M. S. Davis
Parkersburg News Roundup of Local Gossip and Visits
Parkersburg reports Miss Hazel Stout visiting her father Dr A Stuart and grandparents the Gleasons. G N Clark and Carl Franke of Mason City visit. The Congregational Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosted a social at Mrs M W Warner's home with picnic supper. Various residents travel to Clear Lake Dubuque Waterloo Waverly Marion and Gordon Nebraska. A local wedding Ernest F Schnegge and Gertrude Crossman wed at Riceville. Tom Ferguson hurt in street accident. two ribs broken. George Kothe and wife visited Waverly relatives.
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Parkersburg
Hazel Stout
Catlin
A. ©. Stuart
L. Gleason
G. N. Clark
Carl Franke
Mason City
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
M. W. Warner
T. A. Hobson
Clear Lake
Fred Brown
Dubuque
Ida Jensen
Waterloo
Ernest F. Schnegge
Gertrude Crossman
Riceville
E. EB. Schrack
Godfrey Mahanke
Pella
Tom Ferguson
Beaver Valley Bank
Knoche Boys
George Kothe
Waverly
Herbert Bucknam
Dyersville
HB. W. Cooper
Marion Patterson
Kitzmiller
Carrie Howenstein
Bert Hull
Mt Auburn Social Notes Spoil Vinton and Nearby Visits
Mt. Auburn residents and visitors share a flurry of short trips and calls. Mrs AL PS Narper and daughter Genevieve from Vinton visit the Karl Appleton home while Gideon Lupton and family depart for Lawrence, then Sheridan. Miss Rose Smalley returns from a visit with relatives, and several others spend Thursdays at homes in Vinton and Walker as Chautauqua festivities unfold at La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
AL PS Narper
Genevieve
Vinton
Karl Appleton
Gideon Lupton
Geo. Walker
Lawrence
Kan
Tory
Sheridan
Wyo
Sarah Budd
Shellsburg
Pummer
C. L. Fisher
Fortely
Walker
John St. Clair
Bessie
Billy St. Clair
H. J. Marshall
Oelwein
Jom Wallace
Grover Wiese
Lola Call
Minnie
Thurza Appleton
Chautauqua
la Porte City
Ralph Randall
Mabel Lee
Rundall
HW. . Lamb
Cedar Rapides
Rose Smalley
Vinton Area Social Notes and Local Moves
A long list of visits and homecomings across Vinton and nearby towns includes Mrs. Chester Raweon and Mrs. Hidwards visiting Fort Dodge, several families returning from Maryville and Kansas City, store buyers from Chicago, Chautauqua attendees, and local shoppers and callers. Notable items include Dr. F E Rohlf purchasing the Commercial and Third streets property for $7,000 and multiple residents visiting relatives, friends, and sites in Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Galesburg.
Property Frontage on Commercial Street with Residence
The property runs 80 feet on Commercial street with an 80 foot depth and hosts a substantial residence.
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Ter
Nellie Ronco
Jake Taylor
Grover
Lust
Jake
Larry Taylor
Albert Whitaian
Carrie Whitwan
Will Carney
Hawke
Robert Mitchell
Percy Perry
Eagle Center
W. F. Meyerhoff
Geo. Winegar
Fred Bieris
Gusta
Kehe
Lizzie Novack
Thrall
Wiley
Chester Raweon
Ss. D
Witd Eisver
Hidwards
Fort Dodge
Farory St. Clair
Flom
Brasnball
Ruth
du Maryville
St. Joe
Kansas City
Mo. C
Kitchen
Chicago
Harry Call
Leroy Ganker
Kenneth
Newcome
Jesup
Pavey
Trego
Peirce
Jane Gulich
Gartigon
Call
Fred Benfer
Tarpenning
Charles Dorsey
William
W. FE. Call
Bob Bt. Clair
Cedar ‘Rapids
G. G. Fisher
Borah Rogers
Charlotte Weigand
Esther Gaylor
Pearl Abbott
Lupton
J. Lamb
Cedar Rapida
Chamberlain
M. B. Gebhardt
FE. L. Rohif
Commercial
Third Streets
BH. B. Carson
Black Hawk Building
Vhowe
White Sewing Machine Co
W. Park Ave
Fourth Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods CO
Coutless
Wilson
Locust Street
Town
American Can Company
G. Fe, Wilson
The
FQ Ler Co
State House
Gl Grocers
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
Zemo
Cal J.miller
Towa
Waterloo Trunk Co
Sycamore Street
Fourth
Fifth Sts
Henderson
Samson
Barcley
Hostory Ani Vindurwear
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