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Security Storage Co announces the only fire proof storage in town with phone contact 348. Durable, secure units for luggage, records, and household goods offered by a regional storage provider.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
9
Security Storage Co announces the only fire proof storage in town with phone contact 348. Durable, secure units for luggage, records, and household goods offered by a regional storage provider.
Los Angeles labor leaders denounce the McNamara confessions as aimed to shield higher ups. J B Mumsey says unions must expose any protection of top men and pursue all criminals. Darrow says motives cited were for the accuseds' welfare, with rapid developments and possible further arrests hinted. Burns predicts further prosecutions after a Los Angeles visit. In Danville, locals protest by cutting scenes from a McNamara case film.
One of the most interesting public sales will be held Wednesday December 13 at the Mullan farm three miles east of Eagle Center. High grade full blood Hereford cattle and Percheron horses plus mules and one hundred fifty Duroc Jersey hogs, grain and tame hay will be offered. Also notes on a remedy for coughs and pneumonia mention Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sold by all dealers.
Notes from Greene Iowa dated December describing visits and travel. Mrs Ed Yohn visited Waterloo friends. Mabee traveled to Independence. Mrs Mary Patterson of Clarksville visited Dr W E Patterson and family. Willard Manch appointed clerk at Evens Blumer Co. M E Cs entertained by Mrs Harry Leeto. Mr and Mrs M Greene visited St Dodge for Thanksgiving with son Harris and family. Mrs J P Ayers returned from Des Moines after millinery work. M Wilson suffers sciatic rheumatism. Mrs Mary Van Buskirk returned from Hampton where son Milton remains in hospital. Miss Alma M McCone, former milliner, returned to Lawler. Scott Marnett moved to Kansas for plumbing work. Mrs P H Bester's mother suffered paralytic stroke at J A Cule residence. Mrs Carrie Sorshe ill with pleurisy, developed pneumonia. condition improved. Ruth Corbett wed Tow ard Murphy at Catholic parsonage with Father Sheehy officiating. Mrs A J Tore and son Ralph left for Los Angeles for winter. Mrs M Pro Powles to visit mother in Duarte after hip fracture. George Carney and wife attended funeral of Mrs Sarah Korinke in Charles City.
Cascade resident Mary M Master aged about fifty years ran away from her home recently after a domestic incident. Her husband had died and she had been cared for in the homes of her wife and daughter. A local carpet cleaner advertises wizard carpet clean for dust and sweeping elimination.
A partially legible timetable lists multiple railroad trains by number and time for west and northbound runs, freight services, and local interurban connections between Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby towns. It includes departures from morning through evening, occasional arrivals, and notes on car operations and travel time between Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
Mrs and Mrs liram Beckley and the children and family of the late Rachel VW Mosteler express thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during illness and funeral. The notice promotes Chamferkin's ointment as a remedy for sprains bruises and rheumatic aches, stating it is available at dealers.
A historical notice outlines a private medical focus on weaknesses and diseases such as blood poison and syphilis. It lists effects like debility nervousness dizziness and defective memory and claims positive cures through unspecified treatments.
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