How to Cure a Cold With Meritol Cough Remedy
An advice note advocates careful cold care and recommends Meritol Cough Remedy as a reliable, widely used cure. It claims the medicine relieves the lungs aids ex piration opens secretions and supports recovery without opium or narcotics, suitable for babies and adults alike, sold by Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meritor
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Amercan Drug and Press Association
Orty
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Train wreck delays two rail lines in Cedar Falls incident
A freight engine derailed near the Chicago Great Western and Rock Island junction, scattering wheels across three tracks and blocking two routes. Traffic halted from about 1 PM to 3 PM as a crane and crew cleared tracks and reunited passenger services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island
Mifth
Blut
Calle
Sedar Rapids
Rock Island Rls
Tlingit Central
Great Western
Cedar Falls
Winds
West High Meets Y M C A Tonight In Big basketball
West High basketball teams up against the Y M C A first team in the association gym tonight. Coach Mallory expects a strong showing as the West High squad, loaded with former champion players, seeks to defend its record against a tough opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Mallory
Plasterers Local 2450 Elect New Officers
Waterloo P T A plasterers local 2450 elected officers for the year with Charles W. Chapman as president H. V. Baldwin as vice president R. H. Levitt as financial secretary Henry Lounsbaugh as corresponding secretary L Ponnum as tiler and D. Baldwin and Roy Filis as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A. Plasterers of
Waterloo
Charles W. Chapman
H. V. Baldwin
R. H. Levitt
Henry Lounsbaugh
Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Galloway-Gibson Investment Co transfers lot 87 Prospect Hits to W Anton Wangler for 36 dollars. Galloway-Gibson Investment Co transfers lot 368 Galloway to Anton Wangler for 295 dollars. Rosa A. Morrison transfers lot 2 block 5 division A Cedar River park to Thomas F. Magers for 600 dollars. Margaret E. Neilson transfers part of lot 2 block 12 Watkins sub-division to Edw A. Marler for 1 dollar. A I Schmelt transfers lot 9 block 4 Cowin's addition to H J Koelling for 3300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Galloway-Gibson Investment Co
Anton Wangler
Prospect
Vlr
Crabtree
Galloway
Rosa A. Morrison
Thomas F. Magers
Cedar River Park
Margaret E. Neilson
Edw. A. Marler
Watkin
A. I. Schmelt
H. J. Koelling
Cowin
Carl Brown to Meet Mike Duffy in Wrestling Bout
Carl Brown, rising in wrestling, is billed to face Mike Duffy of Des Moines tomorrow evening for the state welterweight championship. Brown’s backers expect a hard test as he uses every ounce of strength and skill to win.
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Carl Brown
Mike Duffy
Des Moines
Matco
Brown
Dodge Mill Destroyed in West Dodge Iowa Fire
Fire Sunday night destroyed the main mill package department and feed mill of the Quaker Oats plant in West Dodge Iowa. Loss about 200000 with partial insurance. Mill unlikely to be rebuilt, 250 workers left jobless. Fire started basement of the package department, fought by firefighters through midnight with water system proving adequate. Strong winds spread flames to nearby structures as Loomis Poultry & Egg items were doused to prevent spread.
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West Dodge
Quaker Oats Company
Loomis Poultry & Egg Company
Fremen
Muscatine
Herman Hartwig
Hartwig
Second Street
Iowa
Hare’s
Santa Claus
Eldora’s oldest justice of the peace active in Iowa
In Marshalltown Times-Republican copy, Eldora boasts the oldest active Iowa justice of the peace, IL J Smith born May 12 1829 in Springfield MA. He arrived in 1855, became peace officer, served as first lieutenant in 44th Iowa infantry, later sheriff of Butler County, and has long acted as mayor and justice. Also reports a December 16 marriage of Miss Ella Sausenbach to Claude Huntley and local social notes.
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Wew
Hartford
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Eldora
Iowa
J. Smith
Springfield
Mass
Elfiara
Forty-fourth
Iowa Infantry
Butler County
Ella Sausenbach
Claude Huntley
Anna Sausenbach
Junele
W. N. Roush
Lisbon
Huntley
Grundy County
F.C. Harmon
C. R. Harmon
Sprague
Elmer Burns
Frank Thomas
Roscoe Gagr
Adolph Whipple
Mountain Grove
Harvey Hoffman
Waterloo
Capudine Headache Remedy Ad Breaks Through
An advertisement touts Capudine as a quick cure for headaches caused by heat cold grip stomach troubles and nervous headache. It promises relief from colds and feverishness while restoring normal conditions. The liquid medicine is sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles at drug stores.
Thanking Friends for Support in Paul Davis Dry Goods Contest
Myrtle Wood expresses gratitude to friends for courteous support during the recent contest conducted by the Paul Davis Dry Goods company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Myrtle Wood
Death of Captain C. P. Jeannin in Minneapolis
Captain C. P. Jeannin died at the Soldiers Home in Minneapolis after years of cancer related illness. He formerly lived at 3 Franklin Street in Waterloo and served in the First and Fourth Minnesota regiments. His daughter Mrs. Bowser attended his funeral in St Paul last Tuesday. Mr. Bowser and wife expect to return home Tuesday.
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Parkersburg
Bhistern
K. P. Hall
Town Falls Chapeer
BE. S
Uieveral
M.P. Edwards
Ole Nethouse
Buck Grove
Edwards
Cedar Falls
Johny Voord
Marshall Stickley
Waterloo
Nellie Flynn
Allison
Chas, Flynn
Laura Scott
H. A. Mead
Dubuque
Martha Johnson
Henry Johnson
Ackley
Wilbur Palmer
Minnesota
R. A. Doty
Val Lahr
Frank Lahr
Bismarck
N. D
Lahr
Benjamin Anderson
West Point
A. S. Williams
EB. D. Horns
W. H.wilson
Grinnell
Belen Edwards
Ben Trey
Town City
AR. Mead
Aplington
OW. Stratzer
W. M. Conn
B. Frankfurt
Wightman
Harry Renken
Ames
George Cain
W. M. Cann
James Ferguson
Chas. Berry
Neal Bode
Woden
Mr. Cooper
J. Gletly
Fenton
N. H. Peek
Einden Farnsworth
Cummings
Dunkerton
R. Preada
Betsy Hurtbut
Towa
Enoch Hurlbut
Great
Frank
Mason City
Baptist Church
Fairfield
L. L. Smith
State of
Fusticae Smith
Jensen
Ardella Hughes
Biss Pearl Mack
Canada
William Bowser
Minneapolis
Jeannin
Holiday Candy Poisons Child in Sioux City tale
Christmas in Sioux City ends in tragedy as 11 year old Inez Carr dies after eating candy bought with charity money. Doctors disagree whether brain fever or poisoning caused death. In South Sioux City, 19 year old Rose Martin survives after shotgun misfire wounds from Christmas gift. Brother, mother injured lightly.
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Sioux City
Inez Louisa Carr
Gilbert GC. Carr
Pearl Street
Carr
Rose Martin
Fred Martin
Charles
Olive Tablets Marketed as Calomel Substitute for Liver Health
Portsmouth Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards introduces Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable laxative to replace calomel. The sugar coated oily tablets claim to toning the liver and clearing impurities with gentle, effective action. Produced by the Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio under Dr Edwards as president, boxes cost 10 and 25 cents.
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F. M. Edwards
Portsmouth
Ohio
Edwards
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Mildred
Waterloo's Fun Center
Joe Bush
Nine Village
Abe Shapiro
Ikie Mulligan
Albert—Weston
Nellie
Stanley & Rice
Joe
de Missus
Hamilton Brothers
Bayle
Patsy
NEW York Floral CO
Sycamore Street
G. E. Boyce Optometrist 202 Syndicate
Waterloo, Towa
Wilbert Shaffenberger
Oakwood Bird
Chicago
Hotel Logan
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
ST. Denisy Broadway
Tith ST
New York City
Wanamaker'a
FIC
Senger
Plasterers
ST. John’s Day
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A.M
Masonic Temple
Pythian Temple
Commercial Street
Tarkersburg
Ecotecteers
Ele
Dodge Mill
Quaker Oats CO
New Hartford
Hicks’ Capudine
ST. Paul
Ay Fong
Standard Oil Company Ct
Hileman & Gindt
East Fourth Street
Calomel
Wa Bank Wate Rego
W. E. Brown
Colfax
Wee Copeland
Extra
R. Richardson
Jef Ward
Missouri Valley
T. W. Conn
Pryor
Oklahoma
Jobo W Martin
Macedonia
Samuel Franklin Devore
Byvank
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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