Will Lend Aid to Her Sister and the Court
A fragmented legislative address discusses court errors and appeals, road reform, gubernatorial term length, and county management. It references a white slavery case involving Miss Harriet A Pesch and a Madison man, plus prisoners held on nuisance and liquor charges in Waterloo.
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Will
Harriet A Pesch
Chicago
D. B. Henderson
Pesch
Madison
Wis
Freeport
Ill
Henderson
James Cheos
Louie George
George
Peter Paulos
F F. Knapp
Stork brings 10 pound boy in New Hartford
Mrs Henry Sausenbach is improved from illness. A 10 pound boy was born at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Jepson Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Isaac Sweet of Estherville Iowa visit R A Gage home. Eugene Griffith leaves for Rewey Wisconsin after visiting relatives. Beaver Lodge 472 AF and AM to meet next Tuesday with installation of officers and third degree work. Miss Edith Dolvin ill. J Q Colvin called to Hartley Pennsylvania. Charles Morrison from Salgina Kansas visits. W D Wheeler and family return from Lewiston Montana.
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New Hartford
Henry Sausenbach
Stork
Will Jepperson
Isaac Sweet
Estherville
R. A. Gage
Eugene Griffith
Rewey
Wik
Beaver Lodge
J. Q. Colvin
Hartley
Edith Dolvin
Charles Morrison
Salgina
Kan
A. Morrison
W. D. Wheeler
Marian
Lewiston
Mant
Mt Auburn Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mt Auburn reports visitors and family visits from Freeport West Concord La Porte City Waterloo and Chicago. Mr and Mrs Henry Kably and family stay with Mrs Burd in Mt Auburn while Mrs Porter Davis and children enjoy relatives here. Clad Struve and family return from Chicago with Ray Lee.
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Mt. Auburn
Henry Kably
Freeport
W. E. Burd
Porter Davis
West Concord
Minn
Clad Struve
Chicago
Ray Lee
Parks
la Porte City
Marl Appleton
Chas. Reese
Waterloo
La Porte City Notes on Funeral and Local Life
La Porte City reports on the funeral of Reuben Firestone conducted simply with flowers and friends present. Community figures from Des Moines, Waterloo and Ashley attended. Local business shifts include Albert Shaner selling the pool room to Frank Markam of Vinton. Alfred Brust buying Roy Vatley’s house and planning March 1 move. Basketball highlights feature a 26 to 8 high school win over Rockford, with girls’ team beating faculty 24 to 11. Additional notes cover property sales by Charles Hayzlett and Arch Sheffer, a new daughter for the Sheffers, and various visits and local movements among residents. The La Porte City Improvement Company held its annual meeting.
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la Porte City
Reuben Firestone
Geoung
J. N. MceGogg
Ashley
N. Dj Bb
Shaner Jing
Alfred Brust
Roy Vatley
Sycamore Street
Hoard
Brust
Rockford
Charles Hayzlett
John Wescott
Hayzsett
Chastnut Street
Arch Sheffer
Matt
Clark
Des Moines
Tra Bown
Jimmy McGogg
Firestone
Ashlay
N. 10
Walter Fox
Kennon
Ai Vinton
P. Bailey
Waterloo
B. McCoy
Shenandoah
D. K. McQuilkin
John
Sty
Maurice Thompson
W. G. Ballheim
Wen
Clinton Ballheim
la Porte City Improvement Company
Directors and officers named in annual meeting record
Monday afenioth. The stovlkholders wheetdk the followin directors Wy V. Mayes O C G Me oy DML MI tele el and 1G Adams AL the drove tors' menting following thee gf Sue Hloviolders Wo Mayes war deel od president EG Adams veo pres ident CG MyCoy secretary and treasurer.
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V. Mayes
Adams
Mayes War Deel
Adams Veo
MyCoy
Local notes on births marriages and moves in Reinbeck and area
A crowded column reports Mrs. P Grant visiting from New York and other guests, Marguerite Bryan returning home, a newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Cassebalch at Genndy Center, property purchases by Camp from the Powers estate, and several local marriage notices. Additional items include hospital return of John Rameey, health concerns about A. W. Stephens, a 74 pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Lauterbach, weddings of Tierman Lauterbach with Uma Lulu Thams and Born Runft with John Blohm, Libbie Chalupsky marriage to Wm Wolup, and moves and servants around Reinbeck with related household changes.
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Heinbeck
P. Grantwork
Dingham
New York
Marguerite Bryan
Estherville
Eure Cassebalch
Genndy Center
Reinbeck
Camp
FL. Powers
Mr. Camp
John Rameey
Chicago
A.W. Stephens
Guy Lauterbach
Tiury Pleahn
Ol Hochester
Mint
Apnendheitia
den Clarit
Sheldon
Ill
High Hoon
Mise Claraling
Our
A. W. Sniden
Wm. Thoms
Wil
Torough
Rica
Mina
Emil Thuntt
Mins
Runft
John Blohm
Schnidt
M. B
Cracm
Bohm
Bovey
Libbie A. Chalupsky
Paul Chalupsky
Wm. F. Wolup
Campbell
United Presbyterian Church
Jarstorf
Hicks
Local Notes From Greene Jan Sears and Neighbors
Pearl Wagner returned to Waverly Monday after visiting Clarente McCracken at Beri Squires and family moved to Charles City Thursday. Mrs G G Persons recovering from surgery in Rochester Minnesota reports she is doing well and plans to return home early next week. County Superintendent Benjamin Boardman visited Wednesday. Mrs John Barther is mentioned in the column.
Mitchell visits and community notes from loutwar area
Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell and guests from Robertson visited fonds at loutwar Wisconsin. Mrs Ellin Liashtyoolkig Ib Water-Toa visiting tor daughter Mrs Ti Sherrntal Mr Oscar Sprague and John Sprague traveled to Little Cedar and back to Hiehore Wisconsin. Mrs I Gomley and children returned from Congerville Illinois. Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts held a coasting party. Osage School Inspector Woodruff and Supt Bond visited the school and spoke at St Angie. M. and church treasurer advances with Lemanney race. Juliette Knupp will to church $709 under will.
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Mitchell
Jan
Tic
Robertson
Fonds
Loutwar
Tyi
Ellin
Juliette Knupp
Fairbank notices and family movements reported
Fairbank items list property sale by Frank Kingey hig to Mrs Mericle near Dunker on. Mr Klinger and Camily plan to move to Minnesota to farm. Mrs L Z Truftts and two children returned from Marengo after visiting parents G G Mott and wife. Mrs Lillie Dorland, widow of E Dorland, died Wednesday.
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Raftbank
Frank Kingey Hig
West Side
Mericle
Dunkeron
Klinger
Camily
Minnesota
Truftts
Marengo
G. G. Mott
Lillie Dorland
Ite
E. Dorland
Blood purifier promises cure all diseases
An old advertisement extols 8 8 Blood Solution as a universal remedy. It claims to cleanse germs and restore health, urging readers to buy a bottle from Swift Specific Co in Atlanta and consult their medical department for guidance.
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O. K
Funeral notes and local updates from Male Bath area
Residents mourn Mrs Dort and family ties as a long obituary sweep recounts births, deaths, and funeral services. The piece covers community events including W R C installation, Masonic social, and local arrests with bond details for Sim Krappa and wife after a liquor raid.
Amolox New Discovery Promises Skin Relief
A sensational claim for Amolox as a cure for eczema and skin ailments. A Ottumwa Iowa case reports rapid scalp healing and social improvement after a few weeks of treatment. The ad extols Amolox for eczema psoriasis acne and barber's itch with a money back guarantee and trial size offered by local distributors.
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Ottumwa
Wangler Bros
Anderson Deng Co
A Good Plaster for Sore Throat and Chest Pains
Merital White Liniment presented as a splendid plaster for sore throat cold on the lungs and chest pains. Apply saturated flannel as a plaster. it penetrates deeply, won’t blister, and claims strong effectiveness. Priced 25c 50c and 1.00, agents Red Cross Drug Co Henderson Drug Co Wateriog.
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Red Cross ‘Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Wateriog
Woman's health requires care for women’s use
Women are peculiarly susceptible to stomach irritation and require careful regulation and correction of this tendency. Delicate organs rebel at harsh laxatives that disturb functions. a mild laxative is better and more effective. Dr Caldwell's Byrup Papsin combines laxative herbs with pepsin. free trial bottle via Dr W B Caldwell, 452 Washington St, Monticello, Illinois.
How Thin People Can Put On Flesh
A bold appeal for Sargol tablets claims thin people can gain 10 to 25 pounds in two months. It urges cutting nearly all foods except current meals and taking Sargol with each, promising eight to twelve pounds of fat gain and strengthened blood carrying power. The ad asserts six key flesh producing elements, 40 tablets per package, and a money back guarantee from Waterloo druggists.
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Supreme
Heng
Westion
Aries
Justee
Isregard
General Assembly
Joder Pharmacy
Waterloo
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36Th General Assembly
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Bud” Fisher
TOS
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Outwolhabel Mitte
Cll Wright
Kittle Clark
Pairbank
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Warren
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Jamox Quinn
Frank McCungan
Will O'Brien
Rev. A. Wortry
Divauke
Hertha Maley
Elgin
Ada Heek
Kling
Wim. Liebert
K.P. Ball
Nellie King
Mirta Coffin
Elbarta Sanborn
Fannie Codiing
Grace Eickelberg
Wilen Nichols
Agnes Collins
Ade Heck
Asajutant
Nora Guston
Aasistant
Mayme Rechiemmer
Melvina Dewald
Hachel Sggleston
Mayme Leehey
Olive Leehey
Mayme Murphy
Lucinda Adams
Tressa Murphy
Hhe
Bronx City
Lew Nichols
Masonic Order
The
Baptist Church
John Dewald
Gisit
Ferndale
Louis Rommel
Little Sop
Sidney
Minneapolis
Rommel
J. King
Alice Léehy
Norchester
Mayo Clinic
Sim Krappa
Vauehan Street
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