Digestive Aid Ad and Local Community Notes
An old newspaper item promotes Papes Diapepsin claiming rapid relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort. The page also reports local updates: a creamery facing uncertainty, plans for a Farmers Co operative Creamery, social visits, a 600 club ride, a card luncheon, a Rock Island division appointment for Arthur B. Warner in Fort Worth, rheumatism illness of Mrs. Hobson, moving of A. K. Perkins, Cedar Falls visitors, an orchestra dance at the Opera House with a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shameous
Itis Creamery
Carris Wilson
Waterloo
Marion Krotser
600 Club
W. H. Wilson
Parkersburg Notes and Local Happenings
Parkerburg reports E G Kothe buying Wm Daw son property for a modern house. A Minneapolis sister of Dr Buschbaum visited. Henry Jansen of Eldora passed through en route to Chicago. Paul Strickland won at Ackley declamatory contest and will compete in Hampton. Marion Krotzer’s remains were shipped from Houston. A church meeting and talks are planned with Rev McIntosh and others. Mrs Ed Fitch visited P C Mahanke. John De Vries sells his meat market to enter ministry. Local creamery closed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Marion Krotzer
Houston
Tex
Coneregational
Rey McIntosh
Bonnell
Supt
Caldwell
W. I. Evans
Ed Fitch
New Hartford
P. C
Tripoli to field a baseball team this summer
Tripoli plans a summer baseball team after a recent meeting. F. CG. Schultz sold his east-side residence to Mrs. Will Wittkop for 3000 dollars and will start building a new modern house south of John T. Wunemueller’s. L. M. Down of Charles City did business here last week. Rev. Hanessler of Siegel will move to Alton around May 1. Main street barber shop space painted. War Krueger to move restaurant fixtures in. Farmers institute slated March 12 13 14. Vaudeville at the opera house this week. Sam Tokman family moving into new home. Meier family visiting then moving to Wisconsin. Mabelle Meier returned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
F. CG. Schultz
Will Wittkop
Schultz
John T Wunemueller
L. M. Down
Charles City
Hanessler
Siegel
Alton
Tripol
Waterloo
Main Street
War Krueger
Farmers' Institute
Opera House
Sam Tokman
Chas. Meier
Mr. Meier
Wisconsin
Mabelle Meier
Des Moines Millinery Students and Town Moving Plans
Des Moines residents study spring styles in millinery and plan seasonal work in Spearfish South Carolina. Local moves include Westgate family renting Beatman property, Merrill Bennett and wife taking second-floor rooms, and Walter Fergeman and wife relocating from Waterloo. Hieary Moehling buys two lots to build a modern home. Mrs. Martens sr remains very low, Fred Prestien sick, no improvement. C W Buls and wife return from Ada and Chicago with Mrs Buls resuming charge of Mercantile millinery. Mrs. G Meier recovering from recent operation. Elisemoeller discharged from hospital and returning home to Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Spearfish
Schultz
H.C. Frese and
Fuimaily
West Bate
Beatman
Merrill Bennett
Walter Fe
Frank Sager
Sumner
C. W. Buls
Ada
Mich
Chicago
A Girl of the Mountains at Waterloo Saturday
Wee and Lambert present Parker's four act drama A Girl of the Mountains at the Waterloo with a strong cast and lavish production. The play promises gripping fascination and a full house, with St Elmo also featured tonight. Prices are 10, 20, 30 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee & Lambert
Lem B. Parker
Waterloo
St. Elmo
Waterloo Theatre
Augusta J. Evans
Greatest of Meat Eaters
A brief claim that Americans are the greatest meat eaters among nations, presented as a stand-alone statement with no supporting details or context.
Cart of Thanks Acknowledging Grace Bottine's Illness and Death
Acknowledges neighbors and friends who assisted during the illness and death of Grace Agnes Bottine. Thanks for floral offerings. Signed by Mr and Mrs A W Bottine and Mr and Mrs C M Worden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Agnes Bottine
A. W. Bottine
C. M. Worden
Murder Choe Set for Next Hearing
Gust Beklares accused of first degree murder of Selem Metumet for money. District court to empanel a jury tomorrow morning. state attorney Hoxie to present vigorous case, defense attorney W N Birdsall to contest. Interpreter required for several witnesses, including the state’s chief witness the water boy who is a foreigner. Relatives of the defendant, jailed months, are present from distant places. Indictment by grand jury charges Beklares, a Greek interpreter, with the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State
Gust Bekiares
Hoxie
W. N. Birdsall
Beklares
Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute for Liver Health
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a non calomel remedy for liver and bowel issues. It claims none of the harsh salts or castor oil follow ups, emphasizes vegetable content, sugar coating, and daily use at night to prevent headaches bad breath pimples and constipation. Boxes cost 10 or 25 cents from The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Calomel
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Turk slain after dinner in Waterloo murder case
Deliberate murder near Dewar on September 24 involved Mehmet, a Turkish railroad worker, slain while eating. Greek suspect Beklaren, labor agent and interpreter, claimed to lack knowledge of the money Mehmet carried in a belt. State accuses Beklaren of killing for the stash. he was captured after fleeing to Kansas City and brought to Waterloo awaiting trial. Mehmet saved his money locally, intending to return to Turkey. Beklaren, a fashionable dresser, faces trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selem Mehmet
Dewar
Mehmet
Chicago Great Western Railway
Beklures
Busta
Iekiares
Waterloo
Bektaren
Kaneas
Pris
Oner
Beklares
Sheriff Shores
Turkey
Beklaren
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Papa
Herausa Pape
Pape
Choe
Gust Heklarea
Selem Metumet
Mosul
By the
The
Ware J. Hibbard
J. E. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
United States Department of Agriculture
Barton W. Currie
Morton Q. Cooper
American Breeders Association
Columbia
D.C
L. de Fabry
Charles S. Phelps
Cyril G. Hopkins
Ilinois
Charles E. T. Scharma
William Walter Smith
F.S. Jacoby
Ohio State University
W. A. Sherman
Frederick Hewitt
A. G. Phillips
New Democratic Committee On Public Lands
House of Representatives
Everyman
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Carl Chapman
Third St
Waterloo, Iowa
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