Soldiers Return to Cedar Falls in Credible Homecoming
Cedar Falls Iowa August 17 Special. Company M veterans return from Vinton resuming work and daily routines as families arrive back from vacations. Danish summer program finishes with final exercises at Odd Fellows hall Sunday at 2. Union Creamery picnic Friday features Geo W Clark of Adel. Funeral held for Lewis N Fabrick at Walnut Street home. Rev Lowa and Dr Snowden officiated. community notes. Rev and Mrs J A Fridell report Cedar County rain and prosperity. 12 year old girl on bicycle dragged briefly by a buggy on Eleventh Street. she suffered bruises but is okay. Mr and Mrs F E Chandler wed yesterday and depart for extended eastern trip, planning Hobart Oklahoma home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Company M Heva
Vinton
Army Lfe
Olga Olnon
Nysted
Neb
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Union Creamery Company
Finchford
Geo. W. Clark
Adel
Lewis N. Fabrick
Minneapolis
Geo. A. Fabrick
Walnut Street
Titua Lowa
J. E. Snowden
Methodist
Lfe
Fabrick
Cedar County
J. A. Fridell
Towa
Danish Baptist Church
West Branch
Washington
Hesse
8. R. Ferguson
Birs
J. BR. Jennings
Chicago
Hobart
Okla
Chandler
TIZ Smaller Feet Relief Ad From Chicago Firm
An advertisement touts TIZ Smaller Feet as a permanent remedy for sore and swollen feet. It claims instant relief, foot size reduction, and lasting comfort, targeting sufferers of corns, callouses, bunions, and tender feet. The pitch cites widespread female use and direct purchase from Watter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago for 16 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter Luther Dodge & Co
Chisago
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Quick Relief for Women
A newspaper ad touts Foley Kidney Pills as fast relief for women suffering chronic backache headaches nervousness loss of appetite and poor sleep. The advert claims the pills cure bladder and kidney troubles and restore health and strength, urging readers not to overlook them, with J. K. Joder & Son listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
M. Balent
Little Penna St
Crystal Theatre to reopen soon vaudeville season
On Monday August 28 J Jolly Jones will reopen the Crystal theatre for the winter vaudeville season and has booked most acts. He secured a franchise in the Orpheum circuit enabling same acts plus pictures and music. Wm Shelters will head the Crystal orchestra of five. The Crystal will be the only Waterloo house with Orpheum bookings this year. Each show will be a well balanced first class program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jolly Jones
Crystal Theater
Mr. Jones
Orpheum
Western Vaudeville Managers’ Association
Wm. Shelters
Orchestra Jeader
Des Moines
Crystal
Proper Care Of The Consumptive In Iowa
A Des Moines dispatch notes that educated handling of tuberculosis shows that a careful consumptive is not dangerous. With antiseptic sputum cups and napkins, spread is prevented and mortality falls. Communities now support care measures, open air, sunshine, good food, rest, and cooperative action to eradi cate the disease. The piece urges continuing efforts to protect public health and aid the consumptive at the right time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Suir
EL Kepfuny
Innocent Man Served 20 Years in Prison
Andrew Toth, released from Western penitentiary after a 20 year life sentence for murder later proved to be innocent. His pardon came after Stephen Toth confessed on his deathbed. Stephen fled to Austria, Andrew plans to return to his birthplace as he seeks compensation. Meanwhile Dr Harvey Wiley disputed a personnel board claim about his dismissal and detailed battles over pure food law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Andrew Toth
Western Penitentiary
L Lfe
New York City
Austria
Troth
Toth
Stephen Toth
Andrew
Stephen
New York
Joseph Zigray
Board of Food and Drug Inspector
Bureau of Chemistry
Chemistry Bureau
Bureau
Local Residents and Visitors Almanac in Clarksville
Editor J M Ramsey and Marshal J J Wood at Allison on business. Mrs Eme Wilkinson Fostern of Kingfisher Okla visiting friends and schoolmates. Numerous residents and guests travel to Waterloo Des Moines Chicago and Hiawatha for visits work and school. Mrs Rudolph Fennemann dies aged 68. funeral at Pleasant Valley church with interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ramsey
Marshal J. J. Wood
Allison
Eme Wilkinson Fostern
Kingfisher
Oklo
Wilbur Shafer
Waterloo
WW. R. Shafer
Mary Neal
Blanche Apple
L. C. Apple
Des Moines
E. W. Mason
Fairbury
Neh
A. Seltz
Fred Newman
Presho, &. D
Euphemia Newman
J. T. Guerney
O. M. Graham
George McCague
Jackson Township
Spencer
Guerneys
Leater Wood
Wayne Martin
la Porte
Cora Morrison
Pearl Klinetob
Kelsey and Bristow
Shelby Neal
Shell Rock
Roxey Neal
Enochsmith
Rebecca Apple
Frank Howard
Tincoln
Neb
J. F. King
H. M. Rhoads
Gail
Earl Minert
Bristow
Bertha Schmadeke
M. Graham
Frank Vance
Lake Forest
Augustine Kennedy
Hester Taylor
L. Valentine
Mason City
Ralph Ehickelberg
C. C. Zallhoefer
S. Bishop
Ottumwa
Ore
Ernest Tehman
W.C. T.L
G. Pulis
G. W. Gough
J. N. Austin
Montrose
Colo
Rudolph Fennemann
Age
Pleasant Valley Church
You. I knew it was useless to take appeals from the board's decision.
The speaker declares appeals against the board's ruling are futile, expressing conceded resignation. The quote suggests a clash with authority and a sense of finality in the decision. The context remains unclear from the fragment.
Harlan Farmer Returns Home After Mysterious Disappearance
Frank Hann a wealthy Douglas township farmer from Harlan Indiana vanished from his car Sunday night on the way home from church. He reappeared at the Park hotel in Park hotel at 3 10 a m and asked for notification to his family before returning to bed. His brother in law John Goddard then drove him home. Bloodhounds searched with no results. Hann claimed he had been in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Frank Hann
Douglas Township
Hann
Park Hotel
Thomas Kimball
John Goddard
Omaha
Real estate transfers recorded in Waterloo area
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co. include Elmer E. Maxson to Martha P. Lamb for land in 14-89-14 at 3650 dollars. Charles W. Mingworth to J H McIntyre for lot 6 Assessor Leland's plat No 1 at 1 dollar. Multiple transfers involve Margaret Balliett et al to Jefferson Sutherland. Various properties in Waterloo amounting to 8050 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Elmer E. Maxson
Martha P. Lamb
Charles W. Mingworth
J. H. McIntyre
Leland
Margaret Balliett
Jefferson Sutherland
Mangon
Waterloo
Milton H. Hii
W. F. Curtiss
Calumet
North Addition
Beal
Et al
Luke Hawkins
Manson
Grace McNaughton Nauman
Navman Co
Leland Park
W. C. Kohl
W. C. Kohl & Son, Inc
Grand View
Ellis
Moving Day for Dyspepsia Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets as a rapid cure for chronic indigestion. It claims relief within days, enabling unrestricted meals and improved appetite, with a money back trial offer and a 25 cent box at drugstores.
Underwood Typewriters Offer Models for All Needs
Popularity of Underwood Standard Typewriters grows as two regular models 4 and 5 offer identical basic features. Model 5 adds four extra keys for fractions and special characters. A special model 3 provides wider carriage options including 12 to 26 inch widths and narrower writing lines for reports and statistics used by banks railroads and insurance firms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawn City
Lides
Horec
Bugg
E. I. McCreary
H. A. Jetmere
Weisbard
Eleventh Street
Tiz
Crystal Theatre
Wiley
Wilson
Soard
Harvey W. Wiley
Government Chemistry Bureau
Agricultural Department
House
F. L. Dunlap
McCabe
Department
Food and Drug Inspection Board
Dunlap
Secretary of Agriculture
Dr. Dunlap
Rusby
Personnel Board
Busby
Floyd
Dr. Wiley
Hanover Rcollege
Indianapolis Medical College
Harvard
Butler College
Purdue University
Indiana
University of Berlin
Department of Agriculture
Moss
Arkansas
Food and d Drug Inspection Board
Solicitor McCabe
Chemetry Bureau
Wilton
Treaury, Agriculture and Commerce and Labor
Remsen Board
Bolicitor McCabe
Fie
Clarksville
Todor Jeeger
First National Bank
Harlan Farmer
Beecham’s
Underwood Typewriter CO
Bridge Street
Waterloo Evening Courier
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!