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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1920

Page

4

Douglas Starch Works Absorbed in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids February 12 The Chamber of Commerce announced the acquisition of the Douglas Starch Manufacturing company by Penick and Ford Limited of New Orleans. The deal includes a $5.09 million investment, expansion to add corn syrup, and $3 million for new buildings. A.W.A. Lenders remains as vice president manager. Neighborhood property options cover a block near Eighth Avenue Milwaukee right of way First Street and H Street West.

Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Penick and Ford, Limited New Orleans Douglas Starch Manufacturing Company Penick and Ford Birmtingham Memphis Jackson Miss Douglas Company Cedar Rapids Company Peoria Eighth Avenue Milwaukee First Street H Street

Meredith Defends Iowa Farmers in First Bulletin

Des Moines Feb 12 Denial of profiteering among Iowa farmers in the department of agriculture first bulletin issued since Meredith of Des Moines became secretary. The note rebuts a recent newspaper report alleging land prices in Iowa rose from about 20 dollars per acre to as high as 800 dollars per acre.

Meredith Iowa First Des Moines Department of Agriculture Eb.t al Imawspaper Iormerly

James A Sawyer Dies of Influenza at Hampton

James A Sawyer dies at his sister in Hampton Ta from influenza leading to pneumonia. Born March 17 1881 he lived most of his life in Hampton, attended school in a wheel chair, graduated with honors, and worked in real estate and insurance. He joined the Christian church early, active in Endeavor, and funeral services were held at his sister's home with Rev Gov Ntewhere officiating. Burial in the cemetery.

Hampton, Ta Jamies A.sawyer H. Quinn Thin City John A, Sawyer Hamptons James Christian Church iPeb Christian Endeavor Oncupent Agaes Dlampetan

Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Offer Castor Oil Alternative

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a natural remedy. It claims believability in returning to Nature and cites a May-apple aloe and jalap root mix formed into sugar-coated pellets as as effective as castor oil for curing many ailments.

Dr. Pierce Doctor Pierce

Dayton students quit wearing overalls for school

Dayton Iowa February reports that high school boys stopped wearing overalls to school after a disciplinary chalking by Superintendent Runkel. Twelve huskies paraded in, worked on lumber all afternoon, and only one student kept to overalls. Runkel urged equal study in work attire.

Dayton Dayton High School Runkel Angort Mr. Runkel Grundy Alls Sohogl

Health Talk on Kidneys and Uric Acid by Dr Lee H Smith

Dr Lee H Smith explains kidneys filter blood waste and form urine. He urges annual water chemistry tests and sending samples to Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo for free analysis and reporting. He links kidney and bladder wear to chronic inflammations and mentions uric acid buildup contributing to lumbago arthritis and gout.

Lee H. Smith

Help Wanted for Traveling Salesman in Waterloo Iowa

An old classified notice invites self improvement minded salespeople to apply by mail. It asks for age education experience and contact details and promises opportunity for advancement and better salary, with instructions to address Lock Box 175 Waterloo Iowa.

Waterloo Towa

Death of Infant Shocks Town Members

Residents mourn the loss of a year old baby who died Tuesday after a period of illness. The family had recently moved to town from a rural area and the death is noted amid community reflections on illness and hardship.

Hoapita Marshalltown Sic Xantippe Harold Thomas Olaf Jensen Dike Des Moines

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Douglas Starch Works James A. Sawyere Hampton Ger Shallenberger Russell-Lameson Satur Grundy Center Fort Dodge A. A. Brooks M. H. Church Maynard Brown W. G. Brown Misra Orpha Lwach Iowa Falls Bfisworth’ College Iowa Pulla California Traveling Salesman Gentlemen’s Watches Booth-Joseph, Co., Jewelers First National Bank Isda Panors W. C. Kohl and Son Panor Oxfords
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