Who will run for mayor remains moot question
A deadlock over merging a city hall ticket for the March 29 municipal election leaves incumbents divided and unclear. Central Labor union backs Stephen D. Brown with two council spots, while others weigh coalitions, ballots, and potential desertions if merger fails.
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City Hall
W. E. Ogle
W.W. D. Johnston
California
Central Labor Union Committee
Stephen D. Brown
Ogle
Johnston
Central Labor Union
C. W. Chapman
Central
Labo
SANDS WILL SPEAK ON HOUSING PROBLEM IN WATERLOO
Commissioner Sands of the Iowa state building inspections department will speak in Waterloo on March 3 at an invitation by the Greater Waterloo association. He will explain the state building code as it applies to Waterloo, discuss the Waterloo building code, and answer questions on building laws. The meeting invites all in the building trades. no venue is set.
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Sands
Des Moines
Iowa State Building Inspections Department
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Two Waterloo Men Return From London and Old Country
Two Waterloo men, F. Swisher and C. A. Marsh, return after six weeks in Magland and London. They describe cross Atlantic travel in bad season, a near taxi strike, and London’s low skyline. Swisher notes English court procedure, Westminster school customs, and thrift stamp savings promoting baby bonds and government buyback in 193%.
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Waterloo
London
Old Country
F. Swisher
Pickett
New York
Chicago
Swisher
Immore
Westminster School
Deaths in Nashua Family Mark Epidemic Toll
In Nashua La Feb 23 Jesse Horn about 45 died at home from pneumonia after an epidemic illness. A daughter of John Horn of Charles City died Sunday from pneumonia following influenza. Harry Boteln about 18 died Saturday of appendicitis after illness of the epidemic. The fifth epidemic death in less than two weeks. Also brief fire reports and local ads follow.
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Nashua
Jesse Horn
John Horn
Charles City
Jesse
Mr. Horn
Harry Boteln
March 16 Inclusive Thrift Stamp Week observance
The first week in March designates Thrift Stamp Week with March 16 marking the kickoff. Local posts announce this designation and encourage participation in thrift stamp drives.
When a Star Was Made Virginia Harding Recovers With Weeks Break Up A Cold Tablets
Virginia Harding returns from the last dress rehearsal in New York and fears a cold will ruin her debut. Clara urges Weeks Break Up A Cold Tablets, praising their lack of calomel and dulling effects. The tablets help her recover overnight and she delivers a successful performance amid standing ovation.
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Virginia Harding
Clara
New York
Virginia
Corn Silk Extract Aids Kidney And Bladder Ailments
An advertisement touts green corn silk extract combined with simple drugs as a treatment for kidney and bladder inflammation. It notes relief from back and hip pain, bladder pressure, and frequent urination, claims rapid soothing effects, and urges readers to ask druggists for Balmwort Tablets priced at $1.00, citing a testimonial from Alexander T. Matya of Passaic New Jersey.
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Alexander T. Matya
Elm ‘Street
Passaic
N. J
Cadomene Tablets Promoted As Vitality Booster
A historical ad extols Cadomene Tablets as a cure for fatigue and weakness, claiming they restore digestion, nerves, and vitality. It cites a well-known physical culture writer and asserts the product furnishes fuel for the “internal works” of the body, with a money back guarantee.
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Lyon
Mass
Lynnike
TRE
Optometrist & Opticia
Black Hawk Bank
Treaury
Kelly
Waterloo Ban &Trust Company
Hawthorne School
Peerlesa Bakery
Thimney
Bronvon
Hansen & Hallberg
Fifth St. AM
Nor
Williams
Weliams Mpc, CO
Henderson Drug Co
Cadomene
Dotson
Kerwin
Wray
Siets
Pants
FLYER
Isatson Kerwin
Shaw
Towa
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