Doc MacLean Sudden Indigestion Death Strikes Waterloo Barber
B W Doc MacLean age 48 known as Doc died at 4 am at his home in Waterloo near Waterios after a brief illness of indigestion developing heart disease. He was born in Parkersburg Indiana in 1862 and moved to Waterloo at 28. He married Minnie Elam in 1902 and worked in barbering for years, a member of MacLean Smith shop and active in Waterloo Lodge 528 Legal Order of Mohs. Surviving: widow, aunt Mrs Be Taw, cousin Charles Tew. Body at Petersen Bros mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. MacLean
Doc
Iis
Millerdale
Waterios
Waterloo
Itn Op Aitai
Ass Minnie Elam
Greane
MacLean & Smith
Thea Waterloo Sayings Bank
Waterloo Lodge
Miogse
Homestead Lodge
BE. J. Taw
Kersey
Gole
Charles Tew
Denver
Cole
Petersen Bros
Anniversary Week of Boy Scouts Observed Plan
Plans announced for the fifteenth anniversary of the Boy Scout movement with uniforms worn to church and school, a free four act play The Kid's Awakening at West High, five Eagle badges awarded to named scouts, a citywide surprise hike in Lincoln Park, and a court of honor demonstration in the municipal courtroom with eighteen scouts tested in eighteen subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanday
West High
Craig Ellyson
Lewis Lowderman
Harold Deen
Edward Allen
Cresco
Edward Rohl
G. W. Wood
Lincoln Park
Court of Honor
Washburn Driver Charged With Drunk Driving After Night Collision
In Washburn, Virgil Masterson was found guilty of speeding and reckless driving and fined $23 plus costs. The Fire Captain Lou Armstrong reported Kellogg's car collided with his at 11 p.m. at Sycamore and Eleventh streets. Kellogg pleaded not guilty to the charge of driving while intoxicated, with arraignment postponed to 2:36 p.m. tomorrow. Otto Kersey admitted speeding and paid $8.50 and costs. A muffler-cutout violator paid $5. Two youths paid $4 for a health-destroying drink and later $10 each for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Kellogg
Washburn
Meaded
Lou Armstrong
Central Fire Station
Kelloge
Capt. Armstrong
Sycamore
Eleventh Streets
Virgil Masterson
Otto Kersey
Jinis
Teras
Lilac Weather Signals Warm Days Ahead
Summer-like warmth arrived as the government thermometer climbed to a high not seen since November. Forecasters predict two to three days of mild weather with tonight and tomorrow bringing a slight warmup, followed by fair conditions and warmer temperatures on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Firemen Respond to Apparent Furnace Fire at Residence
Firefighters were dispatched today to a residence at 1549 Western Avenue after reports of a furnace fire. Units reported smoke and a furnace malfunction causing visible flames. No injuries were listed, and authorities began standard fire investigation procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Western Avenue
Pair Escape from City Woodpile and One Becomes Tipsy
Report from Blatt Street yards details two jailbirds escaping and a third prisoner becoming heavily intoxicated during a wood cutting shift. Officers recaptured two, while a third required assistance to board a boxcar as colleagues and a street department foreman tried to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo
Tabor
Poties Var
Cheveny Jaik
Jung
Sul
Shooting honors for Waterloo gun club shooters in 1924
The American Trapshooting Association announced scores from 1924 registered shoots. Ed White led Waterloo Gun Club with Frank Shores close behind. Notable performers include Northey Harta Wiley Simpson and Marty Chapman, with shooters from La Porte City Jesup and Denver also listed. results show varied scores and averages across participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Trapshooting Association
Waterloo Gun Lab
Ed. White
Prank Shores
Seoreg
Shores
Northey
Nig Webber
Repass
Dan
We Wiley
Hares Shepherd
Youn Simpson
Marty Chapman
Mio
T. L. Carson
Oli
Frank Wallace
Charies Hummel
la Porte City
Kline
LaPorte City
H. G. Chrissengen
Jesup
L. Fox
Boney Steege
Denver
Castle
Charles ci
Jesup Independents to battle Walnut Baptist quint tomorrow
Jesup Independent basketball team meets Walnut Street Baptist quint in an Unlimited division prelim to the East High Jesup game at Grange and Black sum at 6 45 p m. The Jesup lineup includes Ham Cook Emerson and Harrington, former high school stars, while Walnut Street Baptist features Kipp Gunstead Reisner Mend Hostetler Johnson and others. Admission is 25 cents for the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Walnut Street Baptist
East High
Grange
Mae
Ham
Cook
Emerson
Harrington
Kipp
Gunstead
Reisner
Hostetler
Johnson
East High Debaters Clash In Local Auditorium Tonight
East High and Waverly debaters meet in East Mish auditorium at 7 20 p m to expound the question Resolved That the United States Should Enter the League of Nations The East High team includes Mildred Chaplin George Heath and Austin Marlow The event is among several third round contests scheduled this term with the winner advancing in state competition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Waverly
East Mish
United States
League of Nations
Mildred Chaplin
George Heath
Austin Marlow
Ieh
Gates College Teams Win From Plainfield
Gates College defeated Plainfield 26 to 2S in a high school era basketball clash. Key players include Kuingemaan with 11 points and Jokinen with strong defense, while Reneds and Cugiey contributed in West-guarded play as Gates surged to a rout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates College
Plainfield
Gare College
Kuingemaan
Renedse
Cugiey
Viafears
Gates College Eiris
Feta
Elderly Man Seeks Doctor In First Time Visit
In Janesville, Mr. George Wo Phelps, an elderly man, requested a doctor for the first time. The report notes he plans to leave farming land and relocate to Sadar Falls as his family remains nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
George Wo Phelps
Ty Yatta
Mr. Phelps
Sadar Falls
Baptist Unlimiteds Defeat First M in Closest Game
Baptist Unlimiteds edged First M in a tight basketball matchup as Presaya 1 OM and Tenden M. Boream were key players. Presbyterian rivals forfeited in the other contest, while Wiviston de Presaya 1OM saw limited action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treet Baptist Basketball Unlimited
Wiviston de Presaya
iMess PiNahy Lest
Fund Kopp “Lo
M. Boream
Presbyterian Ocivers
Abbreviations to Speed Up Stock Ticker Reporting
The New York Stock Exchange plans faster reporting by shortening stock symbols as the bull market drives rapid quotations. Western Union wires will extend coverage toward Chicago and beyond while brokers face adjustment costs. The change aims to print 56 quotes per second, easing delays from record trading pace.
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Vrassy
York
Plang
New York Stock Exchange
Dicker
Hatuuis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wors
Stotk
Financial District
Chambers Street
Western Union
Boston
Phittadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Albany
Syracuse
Rochester
Tte
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Stock Exchange
Radio Programs and Community Notices From Local Press
A garbled OCR page lists radio programs and concert listings with many station calls and city references. It notes events across Chicago Portland Seattle and Pittsburgh alongside local social items including a bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs Moore and a nurse training entry for Dorothy Shimer Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Shimer
Nuargo
H. M. Ashley
Town City
Wiiversity Hospital
Dorothy
Tina Shimer
Panleder
Lews City
Ashley
Boy Scouts Treated to Movies by Frank at Plaza Theatre
Water loo scouts will join Frank Alexander for a special party at the Plaza Theatre Saturday morning February 13. Scouts with registrations by Friday February 13 and recruits with fees and applications for tenderfoot rank may attend. They meet at Lincoln Park at 9 a.m. and parade through the business district to the Plaza. Next week marks the fifteenth anniversary of the Boy Scout movement and the fifth anniversary of Frank’s Waterloo theatre management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registeren Boy Scouts of
Waterlloo
Alexander
Frank
Plaza ‘Theatre
AML
Lincoln Park
Tech
Ail
Plaza
Boy Scout
Waterloo Theatres
Orange W C T U Meeting Attendance Noted
Fifty members attended the Orange W C T U gathering. The report mentions community basketball days and a Sunday school team event at a Moberly home. Mr and Mrs John McRoberts welcomed a nine pound baby boy born Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange
Toh
Hela
Santhenough
Me Ly Bain Teiptist
John McRoberts
Loarne
Maricaay Purdy
Genesan
Sistine
Jeha
Phi A. Cehscag
Sterel M Waterlio
Crean
Micus
EPOUM SALTS TASTE ALL GONE
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Epsom salts and a public sale or divesture, with unclear phrases about American association and vendors. The readable parts reference taste and supply issues, but concrete events, dates, or entities are missing.
Edith Adare Remembered in La Porte City Burial
Mrs John Bailey 88 longtime resident is buried in Spring Creek beside husband. Funeral services held Cedar Rapids with survivors including five children and several grandchildren. Two young men injured nearby in Eldora accident involving electric poles discussed, with Coglan and Walsh receiving fractures and hospital care.
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John Bailey
Spring Creek
la Porte City
Fron
Cedar Rapiis
Wildenquer
Ala Arduger
Edgar Balley
Boorh
Sawyer- Lees
Spring Creek Township
John Balley
Bait Tiku
Cedar Rapids
Rf Me
Bailey
Lal Porty City
Aruser
Eldora
George Cog Jan
Donald Walsh
Jows Falls
Mr. Coglan
Mr. Walsh
Olive Tablets Offer Calomel-Free Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets hailed as a gentle laxative for chronic constipation without calomel. The odorless, sugar coated tablets claim to normalize bowels and liver with no gripping, sold 5c and 30c as a nightly aid used by thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwarda
Turn Gray Hair Dark Beautifies With Sage Tea Formula
A home remedy once common in newspapers promises to restore natural hair color by using Sage Tea and Sulphur compound. Readers are advised to ask drug stores for a ready mix called Wereoth's Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound, applying with a sponge to strands for gradual darkening and a natural look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wereoth
God Liver Oil Promises Quick Gain in Flesh and Strength
Clever health ad touts Cod Liver Oil as the world’s top flesh producer claiming high vitality vitamins. It promotes sugar coated tablets from McCoy’s Compound via Wangler Bros and others, priced at 60 cents for 60, with a money back guarantee if five pounds in 30 days aren’t gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros
O. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co
Night Cough Relief Promised by Webb Letter
A testimonial from H W Webb of Quincy Illinois praises FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for curing a severe nighttime cough after trying many remedies. The letter claims one dose allowed a good night’s rest. The ad notes it as a leading selling medicine free of narcotics and urges insistence on Foley's, avoiding substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Webb
Quincy, II
FOLEY
Foley’s
After Baby Was Born Dover Ohio Woman’s Recovery Tale
Mia Janes Miles of Dover Ohio describes severe left and right side pains after childbirth. She consulted doctors without relief until Lydia E Pinkham’s Medicine helped after four days, leading to full recovery after three bottles. She urges others to trust a medicine that aids many women.
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Dover
Ohio
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mia
Janes Miles
Cherry Street
Mrs. Robert Cummins Credits Dr. Pierce's Prescription
Mrs. Robert Cummins of Sioux City credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring her health after long illness and constant tiredness. She says doctors told her a feminine ailment required surgery, but a neighbor advised the tonic, and after several bottles she regained strength and bienestar. She urges others to try the medicine and sends 10 cents for a trial and advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cummins
6Th St
Sioux City
Towa
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Allenrhu Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Allenrhu as a sure conqueror of rheumatism promising removal of uric acid deposits and swift relief within twenty four hours. It guarantees money back if agony persists and lists James H. Allen as inventor with Rochester New York address, and local agents Wangler Bros Co C J Miller and Robert Drug Co for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couinty
Avery Chestpane
Allenrhu
Allenrhy
James H. Allen
Forbes St
Rochester
Allen Rhu
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co
Simple Remedy For Bad Stomach Quick Relief
A dated English advertisement offers quick relief from stomach troubles with simple advice. It warns against strong medicines and unnecessary fasting, urging moderation in meals. It endorses a week trial of Bisurated Magnesia as a safe neutralizer of acidity to keep digestion smooth.
Nuxated Iron marketed as cure for women's ills
Ad touts organic iron as the cure for fatigue nerves and digestive issues blamed on age and overwork. Claims Nuxated Iron quickly boosts strength and vitality in two weeks, warns against substitutes, and promises refunds if not satisfactory. Indicates purchase at druggists with NL logo on tablets.
Red Pepper Rub Ends Pain In Minutes
An advertisement promotes Red Pepper Rub as fast relief for rheumatic pains and lameness. It claims the tingling heat reaches depths in about three minutes, ending soreness without harm, and urges readers to keep a jar on hand to prevent suffering at night.
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B.W
Garder
Weill
Bire
Hernan
White
Walnut Baptist Quint
Baptist Unlimiteds
First M
Ireb
Rado
Daurant
Hewuibent
S. of Theker Ove C Imir
Wiih
Muffalo He G
Muale Iwgs
Chicago
Vribune
Gon
Nsembla
Went
TB Sunray
I Cantvert
Rivterd
Thearre
Voeu
Vlolinist
Suisis
Orelasbra
WMA
Chile
Bt Pions
Amusical Gee
Ierayiy
Chirus
Cua
Ches Revue
Giheiduad
Stent What
Ulovedipad
Ergueg
Wheaa
Dutkus Neos
Ote Chester
Lovin
Wou
Thavenpe
Tan
Enbagestional
Koa
Addy Witte
Mes Moines
Dulin
Alter
Benjoises
Youl
Urachestra
Detroit
Dane Wwa
Detroit News
News Orchestra
Bane Rna
Hollyswood
Genuine Sonek
Orehs Wonas
Kings
Star
Ghrthawks
Musi
Wits
Los Angels
Ville ‘Dimes
Witas. A
Wdakh
Kvax
Wat
Memphis
Savarin
Wall St
Journal
Witn
New York
Aku
Bog
Qimata
Philadelphia
Woo
Philldelphia
Chortray
Hoka
Pittgourgh
Aduress
WCAE
Piteburgh
Uncle Waybee
KGW
Portland Oregonian
Jeclura
HPO
San Francisco
Orchestrea
WGY
Schenectady
Helen Talk
Seattle
Aunt Vivian
Jaye
Springheld
Story
Lkspd
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Tinvon
C. A. Artist
John Bolte
WW. A. Prankdha
Wim Marks
Koy Mawkins
Tinadet
Neva MecChene
G. C
Bridge Club
Moore
Los
Arthur Kline
St. Francis Hospite
Hila
PB. I. Pulge
BP. HL
Willan
W. Smith
Commercial Street
Orange
W.C.T. U
la Porte
Edith Adare
la Porta City
Waterloo Evening Courier
W. A. Prinklin
W. A. Franklin
Cecil Gates
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Strs. Pal. L. Haven
Gude
Mr. Farmer
R. P. Bowman
Bluff Ss. Waterloo
Mons
Kinney
Seal Kinney
Dr. Edwards
Fortry i
Dedter
Metalglas
Grandother
MECOY
Beekmai
Rowles
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