Poultry Show in Full Swing at Waterloo Cedar Falls
The Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry Association held its annual show with a larger display than ever. English Bull Orpingtons from G F Slatter and a strong pit game bird showing drew attention. Judges Russell and Hale rate birds by comparison, aiming for ribbons by tomorrow. Admission is 15 cents.
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Waterloo & Cedar Falls Poultry Association
Park Avenue
Commercial Street
Messrs
Russell and Hale
Schenk
England
G. F. Slatter
Sioux City
Stone Thrown at Illinois Central Caboose in Gedar Falls
An unknown man under a bridge in the Gedar Falls railroad yards threw a stone at a Illinois Central Freight Conductor Beverly Sunday afternoon as the train crossed a bridge. The stone shattered the cupola window and narrowly hit the conductor. Marshal Eaton investigated but found no suspect. A heavy fine awaits if apprehended.
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Gedar Falls
Llinois Central
Beverly
Marshal Eaton
Danderine hair product promises lush growth and health
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it makes hair grow long heavy and luxuriant. It asserts roots are invigorated scalp is soothed dandruff ends itching and hair becomes soft fluffy and abundant with regular use. A 25 cent bottle is advertised with a nationwide sales pitch.
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Knowlton
Sibyl Morris Acks Dworqe Separated After Repeated Trials
Sibyl Morris seeks legal separation from Oliver P. Morris and custody of two children Arthur and Novella amid years of separations and alleged cruel treatment. Married February 21, 1905 at Hutchinson Kansas. Parties lived apart multiple times with relocations to Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Kansas. The filing notes intoxication, wife supporting family, and eventual return to parents. Also R H Pyles of Hudson files attachment suit against Charlie Voorhees for 111.50.
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Sibyd Morris
Oliver P. Morris
Arthur
Novella
Hutchison, Kan
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Defendant
Kansas
R. H. Pyles
Hudson
Charlie Voorhees
Vesper services and YWCA activities for Christmas season
The YWCA reports vesper services Sunday afternoon in the V. W. lounge led by Mrs. E. Webb with a social hour of cocoa and wafers. Cafeteria supper service continues daily through Christmas for workers and shoppers, with rest room and library station open for noon hours. Readers urged to sign application cards. the social hour will feature doll dressing and scrapbooking for needy children, with many outsiders helping and a large attendance hoped for.
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V. WL. A
4. E. Webb
Pazqo Ointment Piles Guarantee Ad
It promises a refund if Pazqo ointment fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The ad states the price as 50u and targets readers seeking a quick topical remedy.
C W B M Day Observed at Central Church of Christ
C W B M Day was observed at the Central Church of Christ with both services led by the society. Mrs White spoke in the morning on an instructive topic and Mrs I P Kopp delivered the evening address on Mars's Alabaster Box. Two new members joined and a large missionary collection was taken.
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Central Church of Christ
White
First Church of Christ
Cedar Rapids
I. P. Kopp
Norwoods Tonight at Waterloo Theatre Week of Laughs
The Norwoods bring the big laughing show to Waterloo theatre nightly this week with a full change of program and new stunts. Last night’s tests were the funniest yet and the run promises fresh humor each performance. They sail for a world tour on the 26th, with stops in major cities worldwide, as the venture is already set. Ticket prices are 10 20 and 30 cents this week.
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Norwoods
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape’s Cold Compound as a rapid cure for severe colds and grippe. It claims the remedy works within two hours, stops headaches and nasal symptoms after the first dose, and requires dosing every two hours for three consecutive doses. It emphasizes three years of research and a cost of over fifty thousand dollars, noting the product contains no quinine.
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Arippe
Pape
Franke to Leave Chairmanship in Iowa Politics
Des Moines reports Carl Franke of Parkersburg will not seek reappointment to the Republican State Central Committee and a lively fight for state chairman is anticipated. W. Lyon will not run from the Seventh district. Professor P. G. Holden may stay out of politics as he rises in agricultural circles. La Follette organizers push county conventions to control delegates for the national nomination. A Waterloo reader praises Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and rheumatism relief.
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Des Moines
Carl FL Branke
Parkersburg
Republican State Central Committee
Mranke
United States
W. Lyon
Lyon
State Central Committee
P. G. Holden
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Ha Follette
Iowa
Ito
Youth would end life in station platform chloroform attempt
Harry Irisby, 4 wears, and Eva, known locally as Hattie, figure in a tense city incident on the station platform when Throie Irisby attempted suicide with chloroform and a note, later fought off by Officer Roeck. The youth, 20s, was taken to the police station after a struggle. Chief Whitehead considers disorderly conduct charges.
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Harry Irisby
Aegyle Street
Ff Ofrleck
Kwa
Earth
Roeck
Vwrishy
Eva
Hattie
Vane Iman
Thiteen
Wrishy
Yooung
Breach of Promise Cases Hit Bell Plaine Court
In Belle Plaine this week two breach of promise actions proceeded amid unsettled matters. A verdict of 4500 was awarded in a case involving Fred laden ve A WL Miler for alienation, with the defendant failing to appear. A later matter, Kramer estate of Louis Sheets, was settled after jurors were secured, with contingency on care and fees. An additional dispute over timber rights, Ton Sitter vs Pre Grewer, ended with a judgment favoring the plaintiff though an earlier offer was rejected. The week closed with Alma Henrikke vs Pformaar Kanzenburg, another breach claim amounting to 6240.
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Belle Plaine
Fred [Laden Ve
Afte Finn
Kramer Ve
Louis Sheets
Miss Sheets
Snyder
Pre. Grewer
Abe Phn
Pinex cough syrup ad promises relief and savings
A vintage ad touts Pinex cough syrup at 50 cents a pint, claiming it stops obstinate coughing within 84 hours and suits whooping cough. It promotes a home-mixed Pine extract formula, notes appetite stimulation and mild laxative effect, and promises satisfaction or money back.
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Canada
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Miss Lemke Awarded Four Thousand Two Hundred Fifty Dollars
The jury returned a verdict of 4250 dollars for Miss Lemke. The case has been appealed to the supreme court. M. J. Tobin of Vinton represented the plaintiff and Tom H. Milner defended.
Pythian Bazaar Draws Crowd At Sacred Heart Supper Night
Yesterday evening more than 200 attended the Knights of Pythias bazaar supper provided by the Sacred Heart Altar Society. Supper runs 5 to 7 with no admission. general admission now 10 cents. Attendance grows nightly as the bazaar nears its closing next Saturday. The country store is well patronized and dancing with Myers orchestra keeps 100 couples or more on the floor.
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Knights of Pythias
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Altar Society
Myers’ Orchestra
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W.d. Berkley
Biddy
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Sibyl Morris
Acks Dworge
Bays
Husband
Christian Church
P.G. Holden
Rave
J. Jarrod
Webster Street
HL W
Taggart
Yj Quality Apparel Shop
Irving Hotel
Harry Prisby
Taise of
Buattle
Tarrart
Vinton
Fred Hazen
Alba Lenike Glhven
Breach
Merrfe
Lul-Soule CO
Syracuse, New Tork
Onetta
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