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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1915

Page

9

Butter Output Marks 218805 Pounds In 1914 Creamery Report

The Farmers Dairy association of Orange township reports 218,805 pounds of butter produced in 1914 by Orange Creamery. Black Hawk County patrons took 15,125 pounds as partial milk pay while the rest went to an eastern commission house. Total milk sold reached 3,564,165 pounds. cream totaled 175,089 pounds. Average milk price was $1.29 per hundredweight, cream 34.2 cents. Butter fat payments totaled $60,688.99 with receipts $68,756.65. The association, organized in 1890, notes rising home sales this winter.

Orange Creamery Sam Sweitzer Farmers Dairy Association of Orange Township Black Hawk County Eastern Commission Farmers Dairy Association Sweitzer

Real Health and Justice Through Honest Charity

Mr. A G Deutcher credits Dr. Myers for dramatic health improvement after a long chronic stomach bowel and liver trouble. He praises the doctor's up to date office and Viroscope technology, claims frank accurate diagnosis and honest treatment, and urges others to seek examination and care.

Dr. Myers A. G. Deutcher

Dr Myers German Chronic Disease Specialist Ad

Dr Myers, German Chronic Disease Specialist, located at TI2Ig Sycamore Street Waterloo Iowa, offers up to date treatment for chronic diseases. Office hours 9:00 am to 2:00 pm and evenings Monday Wednesday Saturday 6:30 to 9:00, Sundays 10:00 to 1:00. Free book offer: The Dawn of a New Era in the Treatment of Chronic Diseases.

Ti2ig Binny Colara Lung Germine Co Rae Elk Jackson, Mich

The Over Anxious Hostess and Helpful Guests

A column explores types of people in social circles from the reluctant helper to the overbearing host and the self denying helper. It counsels balance in friendships and notes how even well meant efforts can breed resentment. Readers are advised to seek charitable work through local organizations and trusted officials. A Water loo lodge communication announces a Masonic degree work session tonight.

Heaven Earth Waterloo Lodge A. F A. M Masonic

Blood Purifier as Nature's Antidote in Remedy Claim

An ad touts a blood purifier as repairing damage from impurities and preventing eruptions, rheumatism, and bone decay. It claims to eradicate germs by transforming them, urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and contact The Swift Specie Cond Bwhft Bldg, Atlanta, Ga for advisory work.

Medical Atlanta Beneft Ban

Will Safeguard Highway Funds Across Iowa Agencies

Des Moines Feb 6 The governor urged the legislature to audit highway commission and education board bills with funds paid from the state treasury. He noted the highway commission already seeks audit by the executive council and proposed uniform handling under the board of control system.

Des Moines Highway Commission State Highway Commission Marston The Executive Council Commission State Executive Council Clarke Dean Marston Board of Education Board of Control

Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Prentiss Reader

Seventy seven year old George W. Clough of Prentiss Mississippi credits Foley Kidney Pills with real relief from kidney trouble. The ad claims the remedy helps sleep disturbing bladder problems, back pain, rheumatism, and kidney and bladder ailments and notes availability at druggists nationwide.

George W. Clough Prentiss Miss Foley

Linden News Briefs Highlight Ill Mother and Local Visits

LINDEN February 6. L R Berry summoned to Quasqueton to see his ill mother as pneumonia spreads concern. Mrs Berry and daughter to aid care. Arla Banfield from Janesville spent weekend with Miranda Banfield and Irvin Banfield. Glen Parker’s family visited Miranda Banfield Friday. W F M S met at Mrs Burbank on Lafayette with good turnout despite weather. Mrs H C Crandall elected president of the Kings Heralds. Mrs H C Lake hosted Larkin club on Cottage Grove with needlework and a two course luncheon. Ladies Aid to meet next Thursday at 2:30 at the church.

Ladies’ Aid Society

Thayer Excited by Possible Murder Case

Creston date February 6 Thayer residents show heightened interest in the alleged mysterious death of Ava Emery. Her body, exhumed by order of Judge Maxwell, with the stomach sent to Des Moines for analysis. Coroner A N Keres and Dr Coakley directed to examine for poison.

Creston Thayer Ava Sarah Emery Maxwell Des Moines Emery A. N. Keres Coakley

Anti Wade Democrats struggle to find strong candidate

Washington February 6 anti Wade Democrats in Iowa face difficulty finding a strong candidate for national committeeman to succeed Judge Wade if he leaves the bench. E T Meredith declines to run to keep his federal reserve directorship while seeking both posts. Homer Johnson of Sioux City among names, but election prospects doubtful. Ant Wade faction remains hopeful for a winnable candidate.

Washington, D. C Iowa Judge Wade E. T. Meredith Federal Reserve System Homer Johnson Sioux City

Magazines for Use of Public Library Readers

The library offers about fifty magazines for use with the same card as books, seven day loan for regular issues, and three day loans for current numbers like Century Harper’s Good Housekeeping McClure’s Scribner’s. New items are posted on bulletin boards and topics include The Great War and The Lincoln Highway as part of Travel. Staff enjoyed a rare hour of child stories, with four staff members recounting tales. attending regular story hours remains a privilege for children, not adults.

Century Harper's Good Hhousekeeping McClure’s Scribner’s Atlantic Roland Wsher England Iowa Litchfield Public Library East the Technical World Popular Mechanics Scientific American Library West Public Library Flora Coen Mildred Hoffman Miss Ruth Hoffman Agnés Johnson Miss Johnson Ruth Hoffman Matsuyama Coen Hiawatha

Capital Saloon Case Canvass Concluded

Des Moines reports the saloon petition canvass in Judge Utterback's court closed after three weeks. About 5,000 names faced dry objections with 2,000 sustained. Monday 591 withdrawals to be filed. Drys seek exclusion of unsigned and mailed-in names. Nearly 700 witnesses remain to be examined. extension of licenses beyond February 15 anticipated if hearings run late.

Des Moines Tzig

Teachers honor Margaret Myers with jeweled lavaliere gifts

In Black Hawk county the Institute praised county superintendent Miss Margaret C Myers for two days of instructive sessions. Teachers presented a jeweled lavaliere and a formal resolution of gratitude, noting her organization and untiring efforts. The exhibit in the superintendent's office showcased rural school work including grains, maps, essays and drawings. The closing study center in Waterloo's manual training building drew a large attendance.

Black Hawk County Miss Myers Nc.matsly Wack Hawk County Washington Waterloo

In Eau Claire Patient Praises Foley Kidney Pills Relief

An Eau Claire reader recalls using Foley Kidney Pills years ago and reports permanent relief from backaches sleepless nights and rheumatism while attributing overall well being to the remedy. The ad urges readers to buy Foley Kidney Pills from druggists nationwide.

J. J. Southers Eau Claire Wis

Snow Plows On Lo Branch Line In Snowstorm Restore Rail Service

Blizzard conditions disrupted western states and halted trains but this town faced lighter impacts. Snow plows cleared the Albert Lea branch and other routes, while streets froze into ice. Trains were delayed yet service resumed as crews reported improved conditions after a week of storms.

Uilazard Nebraska Dakota Jknngas Western Town Albert Lea Ilinois Central Mandeville

Fragmented OCR: unclear text on diagnosis and actions

Partial readable lines show medical notes or orders with many garbled characters. Key entities cannot be identified. the piece resembles a damaged OCR page with scattered numbers and symbols, lacking coherent facts or events to summarize.

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