The Talking Animals Forest Adventure
Hulda and Nathan enter a forest of talking animals and meet Mrs. Owl, Mr. Brain, Mrs. Blue Jay, and Bruin the bear. They share meals, hear stories, meet owl babies, blue jay babies, and bear cubs, then follow Bruin toward the path out, learning kindness and caution in a gentle, old time tone. They part hopeful to someday refind the exit and the magical woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda
Nathan
Tasthan
Bruin
Blue Jay
Brain
Halda
Jiwida
Bruln
McClure
New Books Arrive for Display Shelves This Saturday
A list of new and replacement books goes on display today with locations noted East West or both. Titles include Around the World studies and Stories of Presbyterian Foreign Missions, Autobiography of a Working Woman, Bible Stories Old and New Testament, Boy Captive in Canada, Book of Woodcraft, Civics for Americans in the Making, Five Little Peppers Mid Way, Happy-Go-Lucky by Ian Hay, House of Happiness, Trish Twins, Tron Mining in Minnesota, and Japanese Fairy Tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perj King
John G. Paton
James Paton
Patty
Yan
Du“chaillu
Martha-by
Julia Lippman
Heberd
China
Arnold Bennett
Wiggs
Columbus
Washington
Franklin
Putnam
Waitstill Baxter
Kate Wiggin
New England
United States
Post Office Department
G. L. Burton
Jim
Jon
Basil King
Greece
George Demetrios
Collere
Clarence Foe
Japan
India
Philippines
Vhrary East
Presbyterian Foreign Missions
Reherd
Waterloo
Adelheid Popp
Vienna
R. G.moulton
Canada
Yall Dovs
Seton
Ian] Hay
House of Happiness
Rosher
Cricket
Jboy
Trish
Lucy Fitch Perkins
Tron Mining
Minnesota
GC. E. van Barneveld
T. W. Williston
Dr Shallenberger to Visit Ellis Hotel Saturday
Testimonial from R G Hinton of Hampton Iowa praises Dr Shallenberger for treating wife’s stomach and bowel troubles without an operation. He credits the skillful treatment and urges others to seek help. Announcement notes Dr Shallenberger will be at Hotel Ells Waterloo on Saturday Jan 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Shallenberger
R. G. Hinton
R G. Hampton
Iowa
Dr. Shallenberger
Hotel Ells
Waterloo
Sentences in Marysville Case Bring 85 Years Hard Labor
Knoxville Iowa January 7 Judge Hays sentenced five men to a total of 85 years at hard labor for assaults on a nearly 90 year old woman. Four defendants William Hall Ralph Pope Elmer Little and Paul Preston received twenty year terms. William Little had already been given a twenty year term earlier by Judge Fahey. Pope Little and Preston were placed under the care of Attorney R L Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Marion County
Hays
Marysville
William Hall
Ralph Pope
Elmer Little
Paul Preston
Fahey
William Little
Pope
Little
Preston
R. L. Welch
Peter Kienes Brother Declares Bankruptcy
In Dubuque Iowa on January 7 Henry Kiene real estate dealer and brother of the late Peter Kiene senior partner of Peter Kiene & Sons filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities amount to 33756794 with assets 18549394. The failure stems from dealings linked to the Chicago Anamosa Northern railway backed by the firm. a prior judgment for 21000 was entered against Henry Kiene in favor of L B Meyers Co of Chicago builders of the Anamosa road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque, Ta
Henry Kiene
Peter Kiene
Peter Kiene & Sons
Chicago, Anamosa
Stomach troubles relief advertised by Barker claim
A promotional ad touts permanent relief from heartburn and indigestion with Chamberlain's Tablets. John R. Barker of Battle Creek credits the remedy, urging readers to try it. it is sold by dealers and advertised with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Barker
Battle Creek
Mich
Hyer
Tweed Chamberlain
Miss Lizzie Kerateller Attends Kerstetter Funeral
Miss Lizzie Kerateller of Cedar Rapids came to La Porte City for the funeral of her nephew Mary Robert Kerstetter. Oren family visited from Coulee, North Dakota. Local clubs met. Good Cheer guild gathered. Bonnie Beal returned to school in Cedar Falls. Maude Pfalzgraf visited from Brandon. KE Salmon closed and seeks buyer for cafe at opera house. Waterloo shoppers and Manly visitor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Lizzie Kerateller
Cedar Rapids
Robert Kerstetter
Oren
Coulee
N. D
Verne
Good Cheer Guild
W. L. Kline
Mary C. Clark
Florence Beal
Cedar Falls
Bonnie Beal
Lotus Club
Roy Bailey
Maude Pfalzgraf
Brandon
C. G. Kober
KE. E. Salmon
Opera House
Salmon
E. L. Esher
G. W. Fisher
Jos. McLaughlin
Waterloo
Local Progressive Club to Reorganize at Once
Dr William Cadmus addressed Progressives in Knights of Pythias hall urging immediate organization. He criticized fusion with Republicans, praised Roosevelt policies, and predicted Progressive victories with active mobilization across western states. A conference by county leaders to plan reorganization followed his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cadmus
Knights of Pythias Hall
Cadmus
Iowa
Union
Oregon
Dr. Cadmus
Cummins
Barnes
Bryan
Murphy
Theodore Roosevelt
Carleton Stas
Sias
Trolley Ride and Luncheon for Freeport Delegation
A group of about forty Commercial club boosters from Freeport NL will arrive by Rock Island from Cedar Rapids at 9 45 tomorrow. Town Criers' club president H B Kiester urged members to greet the visitors who stay until 2 20 then depart via Illinois Central to Dubuque. Delegates tour the city by street car then dine at Ellis hotel with brief talks planned to welcome and honor them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Freeport
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
H. B. Kiester
Town Criers’ Club
Tllinois Central
Dubuque
Ellis Hotel
A Good Plaster Meritol White Liniment Ad
A Good Plaster Meritol White Liniment advertised as a splendid remedy for sore throat cold on the lungs croup and pains in the chest. Apply by saturating a piece of flannel cloth with the liniment and using it as a plaster. It is very penetrating will not blister and is very effective. Red Cross Drug Co Henderson Drug Co exclusive agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meritol
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Brand new rumor of Wilson Bryan break
Washington January 7 A remarkable story claims President Wilson planned armed intervention in Mexico within a year unless the situation calmed Bryan allegedly opposed intervention and would resign at once if it was decided Bryan the secretary of state was said to resist any resort to arms in Mexico though the tale is treated skeptically by many here the sentiment toward intervention grows in some circles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Bryan
Mexico
Waterloo man plans unique convention for painters at Ames
F M Michael of Waterloo proposed to the Iowa master house painters and decorators that a special convention be held at Iowa State College in Ames for educational benefit. The idea gained support from President Raymond A Pearson and a state labor convention was underway at the college with fifty four delegate students registered for the short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
F. M. Michael
Waterloo
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Michael
Chicago
Raymond A. Pearson
Pearson
America
Hyomei offers quick relief for nasal congestion
Hyomei claims instant relief from cold and catarrh with no stomach dosing. It treats inflamed nasal membranes directly, relieving irritation and congestion within minutes and healing delicate tissues, backed by a money-back guarantee from Wangler Bros. Co. Sold by druggists in a $1.00 full-outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros. Co
Waverly Notables Make Moves, Travels and Ventures
Waverly residents and visitors are noted in several short items. Perry Broadie, Dr. O L Chaffee and Mrs A A Broadie left for Chicago to consult a specialist about Mrs Broadie health. E A Dawson did professional work in Waterloo yesterday. Eva Urich leaves for Nashua to visit relatives for a week. Mrs Eva Beebe visited Waterloo yesterday. Pearl Beebe returns from West Union where she stayed with the Booths. Emmaline Kehe and Tille Kehe of Denver visited Waverly friends. Mrs James Cameron of Artesian was a guest of Herb Broadie and Mrs A A Broadie. she returns to Sumner. Merrill Saylor of Waverly and J O Parsons of Parkersburg enter a Waterloo bridge venture with concrete bridges and road equipment. Parsons has 16 years in the field. Saylor 18 months with Waterloo Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Perry Broadie
O. L. Chaffee
A.a.broadie
Chicago
Eva Urich
Nashua
Eva Beebe
Waterloo
Pearl Beebe
West Union
Jim Booth
Emmaline Kehe
Tille Kehe
Denver
James Cameron
Artesian
Herb Broadie
A. A.broadie
Cameron
Mr. Broadie
Sumner
Merrill Saylor
J. O. Parsons
Parkersburg
Parsons
Ben
Mr. Saylor
Waterloo Construction Company
Merrill
College and tradesmen push expanded industrial education plan
President Pearson welcomed a plan to train up to thirty workers as part of an educational cooperation between the college and state. Dean Marston noted the rise of chemistry and bacteriology, while highway commission and railway officials endorsed trade education and industrial training for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Pearson
Dean A. Marston
Engineering
Highway Commission
Keep Looking Young With Olive Tablets Remedy
A vintage health ad claims youthfulness comes from a lively liver and bowels. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound with olive oil, are pitched as a gentle substitute for calomel and said to tonify the liver, boost spirit, and purify the system. Sold by the Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio in 10c and 25c boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
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Scott
Remerd
Bankruit
Everall
Marsh-Place
Evaeu Ara
LaPorte Daily
Hulletin
Maude Longaker
Waterloo Evening Courier
H. G. Adams
Malin Brrest
Adem
Progresones
WM. Cadmus
Baltimore
Freeport Commercial Club
C.F. Hildreth
R. B. Simpson
Maan
Schences Mandrake
J. It
Hare
Mme
Wilbem
Sloans
Sloan
Earl
Sloan, Inc
Boston
Mass
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
BK. Jefferson St
Geo. F. Hunt
East Bremer Ave
Florida
New Orleans
Cuba
Panama
Gulf Coast
Aouth
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Louis
Jamaica
P. W. Morrow
N. Yy
Marquette Bidg
Chicas
R. C. Wallis
North St. St. Sa. Be
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