Excitement Reigns Among Pupé Kittens and Birds
Minneapolis dispatch describes a basement fire at Hotel Opera 321 First Avenue South that damaged animal cages in G B Clark's Bird Dog and Live Pet emporium. Firefighters battled flames while salvage crews evacuated puppies canaries parrots parrots and other pets to a safe lounge.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hotel Opera
First Avenue 5S
G. B. Clark
Polly
Salvage Corps
St. Bernard
Puss
Canaries
Fritz
Great Western Buys Forty New Engines
T. J. Cleary, local freight agent of the Chicago Great Western, announces the purchase of forty new engines of the mogul type for service on the Oelwein to Chicago line. The Waterloo line will receive engines formerly on the main line, improving passenger and freight handling in the city. The engines are the latest and heaviest built and include new features.
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T. J. Cleary
Chicago Great Western
Mogulorpe
Oelwein
Chicago
Waterloo
KREAG ESTATE TRANSFERS IN WATERLOO LISTED
W. Herman Scheppele transfers to Emma L. Scheppele lot 7 block 3 Ricker Bratnober addition Waterloo for 1. Highland Improvement Co to C Hi Highmey part of lot 10 block 4 Highland Waterloo for 1. Fred C Keenan to William Keenan part of lot 2 block 60 Cooley addition Waterloo for 1. John T Christie trustee et al to Arthur A Shippy lot 17 block 1 Christie addition Waterloo for 400. Public urged to see Cesar Rivoli at Crystal Theatre starting next Monday matinee.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
W. Herman Scheppele
Emma L. Scheppele
Ricker & Bratnober’s
Waterloo
Highland Improvement Co
C. Hi. Highmey
Highland
Fred C. Keenan
William Keenan
Cooley
John T. Christie
Arthur A. Shippy
Christie Addition
North Waterloo and Railroads
North Waterloo workers and students from St Joseph's College Dubuque return home for Christmas vacation. Several locals depart for holiday visits, including Pickens to Plainfield and Leard to Louisiana, with others resigning or taking layoff, and several expected to rejoin after the holidays.
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Striege
Joe Miller
John Dolan
St. Joseph’s College
Dubuque
O. J. Pickens
Plainfield
Will
William Leard
Louisiana
John McGuire
Galesburg
Will Dwyer
FE. C
Chicago
Burnside
Roy Patterson
Waterloo Business College
Charles City
Odin Webber
Marlin Melvoy
Robert Overton
Louis Staterton
Yelper
Frank Yoder
Thomas Doolan
Iowa Falls
Frank Pohl
North Wraterloo
George Hawver
Ilinois Central
Union
LaFayette Street
Fred Slater
Ilinois Central Round House
Will Nauman
Dope Congress to Fight Bad Drugs
Washington D C Dope Congress or the International control of habit forming drugs is planned for next year. The Netherlands government is arranging preliminaries after negotiations between China and England spurred stronger controls. State Department pushed for a world conference with most powers agreeing on a broad classification of habit forming drugs. The Netherlands handles the disputed drugs. The convention is expected to convene soon.
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Washington, D
Netherlands
China
England
United States
State Department
Meritol goods endorsed by physicians and druggists
The American Drug and Press Association promotes Meritol products as pure and of real merit selected by directors as best for its purpose. It is endorsed by leading physicians, druggists, and newspaper men nationwide. The Henderson Drug Co. is the sole local representative.
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American Drug and Press Association
Drug State of Henderson Drug Co
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