Mrs D D Myers Rites Noted In Dubuque Obituary
Mrs D D Myers died at 1613 Main Street Dubuque after a long life of charity and service born Mathilde Pratte in Perryeville Missouri on September 25 1843 she married Derrance Dixon Myers and had eleven children eight surviving with relatives and granddaughters Funeral services were held at St Patrick's church led by Rev Father Hanley with local mourners listed including Geo S Myers Mrs J B Parrott and the Place family
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Dubuque
Derrance Dixon Myers
Mr. Myers
Mary
Emile
Clarence W. Newshop
Lee McShane
George Wallace
Doryaner Dixon, Jr
William Beech
Joseph Pratte
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo District
Real estate transfers announced by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. include Ramona W Harrod transferring part of lots 13 and 14 in Robertson's subdivision to Alice A Harrod in Waterloo for 1.00. J F Sedewick transfers lot 12, block 7 in Woodlawn to Elizabeth A Waters for 1.00. Jasper K Stonebraker transfers land in 2089-14 to Anna M Powers for 1.00. Henry W Hammond transfers part of lot 1, block 4 in Hammond & Hurds subdivision to William M Hammond for 1.00. Advertisement notes coal for heater or furnace by Millns Co. Phone 1716.
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iBy Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Ramona W. Harrod
Alice A. Harrod
Robertson
Waterloo
J. FE. Sedewick
Hizabeth A. Waters
Woodlawn
Jasper K. Stonebraker
Anna M. Powers
Henry W. Hammond
William M. Hammond
Hammond & Hurd
Iowa Patents Weekly Grant List January 21 1918
Patents granted to Iowans for the week ending January 21 1918 reported by patent attorney Wilfred C Lane 595 Crocker Building Des Moines Iowa. Noted inventions include a flue cleaner a egg tester a silo a variable speed gearing a framing tool or protector a wash boiler strainer a framing gate and an animal poke among others with inventor names and cities listed.
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Wilfred C. Lane
Crocker Building
Des Moines
G. C. French
Eldora
R. MH. Groff
Cedar Rapids
Wm. F. Kint
G. A. McCleeary
van Meter
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsements
Kansas and Montana women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from painful irregularities backache and weakness. Letters from Mrs M Zeuxer of Lawrence Kansas and Mia drom Francis of Burns Montana describe improved health and recommend the medicine to other women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence
Kens
M. Zeuxer
New Jersey Street
Kansas
Montana
Burns
Mont
Mia
Drom Francis
Waterloo Theatre Attractions Highlight Mutt and Jet and More
The Waterloo presents Bud Fisher cartoons Mutt and Jet and a slate of acts including Edna Marshall in The Price. Hudson Theatre introduces The Price Tonight with George Breadhist’s drama. Also on bill are A Royal Slave in its tenth year, Butterfly on the Wheel with Kitty Gordon, Rainey Pictures African Hunt, and Werba and Luescher The Spring Maid production with Marguerie Wright and Charles McNaughton.
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Waterloo
Edna Marshall
George Breadhist
Hudson Theatre
New York
Metropolitan
Werba
Luescher
Marguerie Wright
Charles McNaughton
The Price and A Royal Slave at Waterton
The Price presents domestic tensions of an artist and his wife as a secretary enters and stirs affection. A Royal Slave, praised in the past decade, comes to Waterton for a one night engagement Monday January 27, highlighting old Mexico with romance and high praise.
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Clarence Bennett
Old Mexico
Waterton
Waterloo
A Buttterfly on the Wheel opens at Waterloo with Shubert backing
From London to New York the stage version of A Buttterfly on the Wheel arrives via Shuberts at Thirty-Ninth Street Theatre. Edward G Hemmerde and Francis Neilson authorship, one a barrister and MP, the other a former actor turned writer and dramatist. The Waterloo engagement begins Tuesday January 28 with large cast, scenic effects, new music and dances, plus notable female beauty. Mr Hill’s production records wide financial and artistic success.
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America
New York
Shuberts
Thirty-Ninth Street Theatre
Edward G. Hemmerde
Francis Neilson
Walter
Waterloo
Mutt
Jef
Jeff
Waterloo Theatre
Fan
Mr. Hill
Hints for Housekeepers Promote Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
An old advertisement urges keeping Foley's Honey and Tar Compound on hand to prevent colds. It claims the product contains no opiates, soothes inflamed air passages, stops coughing, and may save a doctor’s bill. Sold in a yellow package by all druggists.
Keeping Water Hot Insulate Boiler With Sawdust Box
Instructions describe surrounding the hot water boiler with a sawdust filled box to keep water hot. The text proposes letting the fire go out after breakfast and still finding the water in the tank hot by ten p.m.
Cascarets Promise Liver Cleanse For Better Mirth
A period advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle internal cleaning to relieve bilious headaches and a tongue goated taste. It claims a 10 cent box can purge bile and waste, renewing energy, cheerfulness, and readiness for work.
Library staff reviews intercity reports at public meeting
The regular library staff meeting was held publicly in the east library. Attendees compared library reports from Davenport Dubuque Burlington Marshalltown Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa to guide local services. Miss Duren arranged sending library books to Lowell school grades for home use. A list of toast books was noted as newly added and on shelves including Waes Hael and Toasts and Tributes.
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Davenport
Dubuque
Burlington
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Chase
Reynolds
Dame Courtsey
Glover
Biddy on the Job From Quasquetonian Farmers Notes
Quasquetonian reports figures by P. J. Henderson, a prosperous farmer, noting interest for poultry raisers. From his flock of 2500 hens he gathered during…
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Biddy
P. J. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Egg purchase report from 1912 with prices and totals
In 1912 the housekeeper bought 1611 dozen eggs at an average of 16 12 cents per dozen, totaling 265.81 dollars. The report excludes eggs for home use and setting purposes.
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Catarrh Cure
An advertisement urges readers to treat catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm, a fifty cent remedy described as cleansing and healing rather than drying. It claims the medication reaches the head and throat to remove the source of catarrh and offers a permanent cure, with agent H. W. Taggart listed.
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Ely
H. W. Taggart
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Iowa
Geo. H Dubb
Walter Huffel
Irene Solomon
London
Lewis Waller
Bud Fisher
Mutt and Jet
Kitty Gordon
Ioom
Beal Goldish
Misa Marshall
Geo. V. Dillin
the Waterloo
Matt and
Sel
Casgarets
Ann
Dr. Pierce’s
Golden
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Sherwood
East Fourth Street
Moxley
Costa
Kor
the Rath Packing Company
Waterloo Electrical
Phens