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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
3
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a pleasant alternative to harsh laxatives. The copy claims they prevent brown taste, bad breath and constipation by using vegetable compounds with olive oil. Sold in Columbus Ohio by the Olive Tablet Co. and Dr F M Edwards.
Sage and Sulphur hair treatment praised as best for preserving color and vitality. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy combines Sage with Sulphur to keep hair and scalp clean, promising results in days. Available from druggists for fifty cents with a money back guarantee if not as represented. 4 H.W. Taggart, 537 Commercial St.
O. M. Wand is replaced by J. T. Cook as manager of the Allison farmers elevator. M. Wood retires to run Kesler elevator. John Metcalf to take over in Kesley. Landlord Lincoln plans to move into a new hotel with furniture in place. The school house election nears with anticipated new building. women will vote. Various local residents visit nearby towns. Rev. Evans conducts service. court papers keep sheriffs busy. Butler county assessors set price schedules for livestock and produce. Vivian Edwards wins a Washington trip for top corn yield in his district. The county fair offers prizes for best five ears of corn.
Report from Raymond Iowa January snapshots include Edna McVey ill with rheumatism Harold Trible recovering well ice supply quality good Frank Teeter and wife visiting John Ebr and others shelled corn Ruth Dewitt from Waterloo visiting at C C Gaston D D Schuler and family receive visitors from Waterloo Orville Ore plans Chicago trip for Northwestern University studies Milan Johnston from Waterloo visits Mrs Dr Allen Theo Weber and new baby girl born last Monday at the old Butterfield place Mrs Tully and baby of Waterloo visited Dr Allen and family Rev Ward notes mild winter weather church grounds beautified by Booster Girls and farmers hauling hogs and corn to Waterloo markets Hog sheds planned at kets Weyg rounds form warm the M E parsonage Dewar hosts thirty young people for a gathering teachers meeting held in the hall Friday night cold roads an everyday challenge Mrs Alvin Heitter from Freeport IL and Ruth Heitter of Lena IL guests at Bontrager home Miss Taya Kough in Waterloo for dressmaking W H Lichty at Marshalltown and Fredericksburg Dan Myers to move onto farm Miss Della Purdy entertained friends at Dan Myers home Mr and Mrs Jay Hoover visiting Greene Hazel Miller recovering A D Sweitzer sale next Tuesday Rev and Mrs Ward hosted an evening with refreshments and ice cream Special services planned next Sunday night with Hon Richard P Hobson speech and patriotic music Community invited Constipation warned by Chamberlains tablets distributed in ads.
Miss Ellen Mullarky of Waterloo visited her parents Mr and Mrs C B Mullarks. Barber Robert Lawrence enjoyed a vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs C M Lawrence. Mr and Mrs J Gerholdt visited Winslow relatives by overland cutter. Mr and Mrs F Miller spent Sunday with relatives in the country. Mrs B Morrill of Oelwein visited her brother C E Mullarky. A Corey of South Dakota moved into the Wynn house. Mrs G Kuhnly of Northwood visits local relatives.
Miss Mae Metcalf returned home after visiting the Snyders. Homer Lumbus shelled corn for Mel Thompson. James Maynard sold hogs at Waterloo. Miss Osa Lyle of district No spends Sunday at Waterloo. William Bayler delivered cattle to the packing house. Lumbus visited Waterloo for dental work. Hudson creamery paid 39 cents per pound butter fat in December. Mrs. Philip Trost visited her son W. M. Trost in Waterloo.
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