250 Boosters For Great Waterloo Dinner Tonight
Plates set for 250 guests at the annual dinner and meeting of the Greater Waterloo association in the new clubrooms at 6 30 p m. Main address by Webber of Chicago, with J H McCord Iowa Chamber of Commerce adding a short speech. Three minute talks by members and music by orchestra. Seniors from city high schools invited for 430 to 600 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo Association
Webber
Tobn
Chicago
Assatary
National Chamber of Commerce
J. H. McCord
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Lichty
Anna Casey
James Murphy
Austin Burt
Byron
Leighton
Robert Anderson
Harold Pratt
H. B. Tachty
Caterpillar Walks in Waterloo Spring Weather
A caterpillar seen in balmy February weather ventures along near Fairview cemetery and is brought to the Waterloo Flour and Feed Co offices by C. C. Blanchard of Newton Street. The insect appears healthy despite an untimely season signaling early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Blanchard
Newton
C. FE
Fairview Cemetery
Waterloo Flour& Feed &Co
Death of Mrs Lorain C Kennedy Widow of D A Kennedy
Mrs Lorain C Kennedy died February 22 at 308 Fremont Street after a prolonged illness. She widow of D A Kennedy who came to Waterloo in 1872 and died in 1945. She leaves a son C Kennedy and daughters Mrs Alvin L Craig Mrs Henry C Lewis and others. Funeral at Hillman & Into chapel tomorrow at 2:30. Kennedy descended from Mayflower settlers and contributed to historic military service. Born November 1841 in Churchville New York Monroe County. Missionary meeting at St Pauls M E church Thursday afternoon February 24 with prayers and addresses by Mrs Eva Terry and Rev C G E Luce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain C. Kennedy
Lorain
C. Kennedy
Fremont’ Street
D. A. Kennedy
Waterloo
Alvin L. Craig
Washington, D. C
Henry C. Lewis
Birch
Pineral
Hileman & Into Chapel
Kennedy
Old New England
Louisburg
Bennington
Mrs. Kennedy
Churchville
Mouroc Eoty
New York
Woman's Missionary Societies, Home and Foreign
St. Paul’. M. E
Eva Terry
EB Luce
Clara Heate
Nellie Dewey
Community urged to attend evening prayer service with supper
Residents are asked to come to the gathering and bring supper if possible so they can stay for the evening prayer service.
William H Butterfield Dies in Washington Iowa
Waterloo reports the death of attorney William H Butterfield at Washington Iowa after a three week illness from an undiagnosed disease. He was 49, survived by widow and three children, with brother Mark Butterfield and sister Teressa noted among relatives. He studied at Waterloo Business College and University of Iowa Law School and married Jennie Taggart in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Butterfield
Washington
Butterfield
Almon' Butterfield
Raymond
Waterloo Business College
Law Department
University of Iowa
Jennie Taggart
Hugh W. Taggart
Waterloo
James
Marie
Iowa State Teachers College
Davenport
Agnes
Mark J. Butterfield
Teressa
Mercy
Mt. Carmel
Dubuque County
False fire alarm leads to $50 fine for Oelwein youth
Floyd Mettlin pleaded guilty in Superior court to turning in a false alarm of fire after a false alarm sent the fire truck to the west side. He paid $50 and costs. Separate arrest: Joe Damon charged with giving liquor to a minor, bound over on $200 bonds for district court in West Union.
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Oelwein
Floyd
Mettlin
West Side
Young Mettlin
Joe Damon
Cooney
Cook
West Union
Zemo Antiseptic Liquid Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid as a remedy for itching and skin irritation including eczema pimples and rashes. It claims fast relief overnight for minor blemishes, safe for tender skin, costs 35 cents or 1.00 for a large bottle, and is sold by The E W Rose Co of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Rose Co
Cleveland. C
City in Brief Collisions Theft and Travel Notes
A collision at Fourth and Walnut streets caused minor car damage between John McLean and C A Kerguson. Four white hens and a white rooster were stolen from Mrs. J W Garton’s 228 Conger street coop. Civil service exam for railway mail service held in the Federal building. Clarence Forker injured in a car crash at 1009 Fifth Street West. both vehicles damaged. Mrs E H Campbell and son Charles return to Honolulu after seven months with Mr and Mrs C W Campbell. sailing from San Francisco March 2 on the Manoa. Women of Mooseheart Legion to meet Thursday at Mooseheart. Turkey has no metal currency.
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John McLean
C. A. Kerguson
Fourth
Walnut Streets
J.W. Garton
Conger Street
Federal
Clyde E. Brainard
Dkiny Porette Board
Clarence Forker
Norwood Street
J. D. Burch
Fifth Street West
E. H.campbell
Charles
Honolulu
Hawaii
Barbara Campbell
Bly's Cream Balm for fast relief of catarrh
A dated advertisement promises quick relief from head colds and catarrh by applying Bly's Cream Balm inside the nose. The text claims to clear air passages, relieve dullness and headaches, stop mucus discharge, and restore breathing after a few moments. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a small bottle.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vital Health Tonic
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood and organ tonic that improves digestion and assimilation, nourishes the body, purifies and enriches the blood, and helps against catarrh scrofula rheumatism and fevers. It also promotes Hood's Pills as a gentle laxative or active cathartic.
Park Commission Question on Oelwein March Ballot
Oelwein Iowa voters will decide in March whether to approve an ordinance creating a park commission. If approved the council will appoint three commissioners who will serve until successors are chosen at future regular elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Missouri Man Sells $1000 Turkey for $10
MEMPHIS Mo Missouris A D Walker turkey breeder known as a judge in multiple shows bought a 45 pound gobbler once sold for 15 dollars. The neighbor agreed to sell to Walker at market price after a dispute led to a sale with a produce dealer paying 44 cents per pound for the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
A. D. Walker
Walker
Sultan II the Mammoth Gobbler Draws Midwest Attention
Neighbor trades a 66 pound bronze gobbler to a collector for 1000. Walker, a longtime turkey man, parades the bird through St. Louis with film crews and movie houses showing the spectacle. Sultan II, sired by a San Francisco world fair winner, boosts turkey breeding interest in the Midwest.
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Walker
St. Louis
Waller
Cantorman
Suitan II
Genader
Health service study shows benefits of aid to children
The article notes hopes that removal or cure of lable defects will aid school children and that time and follow up methods have been lacking. It mentions the U S health service urging nationwide adoption to learn how greatly they profit from provided help and calls for international involvement along similar lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Health Service
Ida Renee Mente
Also Mentioned on This Page
John T. Webber
National Chamber
Randolph Street
Waterloo Theatre
Rewari
Logan Ave
Wooster Street
Letsch
Commercial Bank
West Third Street
Washington Park
H. Mitchell
Weet 3Rd
5Th St
6Th St
Baltimore — Street
W. Hy Mitchell
West
Ird Ave
Jefferson St
W. H. Butterfield
Washington, IA
Virginia Company
Jamestown
Bermuda Islands
Scott
Scott & Borne
Bloomfeld, N. J
Paris Medicine Co
Grove
Buchanan
Masuer
Turkey
Buick
West Fourth St
Plaza Theatre
Park Commission
Missouri
Middlewest
Sultan II
Fs Et Piatt Ly
John Drinkwater
Lincoln
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Unusii
Nichols & Gates
Sloan
Setthi
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