County Officials Expect Re Election Momentum
County offices face re elections as several incumbents seek another term on the strength of past efficiency. W P Hoxie as county attorney coroner Dr Al Waterbury I T Bantley treasurer Shores sheriff H A Moore superintendent N B Barber surveyor Co H Plummer recorder Jank Bentley county auditor J Rainbow lead ticket with growing duties in clerk of the courts probate and increasing court cases. Possible candidates include Cedar Falls district contenders supervisor C A Rowand H D Brown C E Hearst LL B Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.P. Hoxie
al Waterbury
I. T. Bantley
J. M. Shores
H. A. Moore
N. B. Barber
H. Plummer
County Recorder
Ecords
Dai Ylames
Rainbow
Pknty
M. Bentley
Cers
Atfrey
Iveyor
Jank Bentley
Board of Supervisors
Moore
Nathan B. Barber
Eyor
Waterbury
C.A. Rowand
Cedar Falls
H. D. Brown
Secret Remedy Promises Hidden Aid for Drinkers
A sensational ad claims a tasteless safe remedy that women can secretly give to drunken husbands or sons at home to curb cravings. It touts thousands of cured cases, urges readers to request a free trial package by mail, promising discreet action without the drinker's knowledge or consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Haines Co
Glenn Idg
Cincinnati
Social notes from Clarksville and vicinity
Local residents visit relatives in Waterloo Shell Rock Nashua Mason City and Rochester amid a busy week of travel illness and gatherings. Minstrels at the auditorium, a Hadley house sale, school program, weddings and farm life updates intermingle with illness recoveries and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
MM. Graham
Waterloo
Ethel
al Speicher
Carrie Price
Shell Rock
George Loomis
Ed Lahman
Ruth Sinclair
Lydia Heery
Eagle Grove
Lizzie
Harvey Waugh
Frank Witt
Mahara
John Hickle
Ralph Gilbert
Alice Wilson
Lena Root
J. L. Hease
Mason City
Amy Smith
Waverly
H. C. Smith
Jake Sturtz
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Hart
A. Ahart
Marble Rock
Ed Phillips
M. 5. Davis
George Bucklin
V. L. Corney
Groane
A. Price
Alice Coon
Ralph
Rochester
Minn
Seth Bishop
Eva McRae
Donald Hetts
Celia Jepson
Nashua
N. T. Dye
Hilton and
Prospect Streets
Ed Sinram
Hadley House
Ruth Luated
Cedar Falls
Florence
Charles Thompson
Bessie Trotter
Floyd van Vleck
Harlan Roberts
Fred Seitz
Bert Thompson
Allison
Thompson
Frank Klinetoh
W. L. Rogers
Mabel Crocker
Peter Rambo
P. M. Dickey
A. C. Wilcox
Carroll Cook
Ed Crosby
Greene
Bert
Sarah Wood
Caris Filmer
Sadie
F. A Forney
Albert Revitz
Nicholson
Local Notes From Davenport Area News Briefs
Reports from Dunkerton Waterloo and surrounding towns list multiple illnesses and recoveries. Walter Hertzberg misses school. John Assink buys a gasoline engine. Anna Meany visits Waterloo. M J Considine convalesces. Mrs. Trumbauer and O E Salisbury appear in illness and sales notes. Emil Hertzberg visitors and cattle sales also noted. One death follows singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Cunningham
Rock Island
John Grogan
Walter Hertzberg
John Assink
John Anderson
Waterloo
Arthur Neith
Anna Meany
M. J. Considine
Henry Trumbauer
O. E. Salisbury
M. R. Considine
McLaughlin
Emil Hertzberg
Jesup
Farmers Meet To Swap Ideas On Dual And Special Cows
A Black Hawk county Farmers Institute session discussed dual purpose and special purpose cows with praise for both, noting smaller farms push demand for the latter. Ben Rodamar urged dairying but cited help shortages and careless hired hands as limits, while silos were recommended and cited as paying for themselves within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
Black Hawk County
Rodamar
Mules Narrow Escape at I C Tracks and Local Notices
Clarke Coates team of mules nearly cleared the I C tracks before a southbound freight demolished a bob sled. Rev A Rederus preached at the M E church, while Rev McBride conducted revival at Finchford. 1909 creamery figures show large butter production and value. Biography of Charles Bradford Davis details his Civil War service and family. Brief items note Frank Fitkin and wife visiting, W H Byvank selling the Banner, and Ford the cartoonist giving a church entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Clarke Coates
Creamery
I. C
A. Rederus
M. E
Mr. McBride
Finchford
Association
Charles Bradford Davis
Cherry
Venango County
Illinois
Bennett Medical College of
Chicago
32Nd
Illinois Volunteers Infantry
Mary Catherine Maxfield
Davis
Read, Crail
Lou Davis
Charles A. Davis
Jane Corwin
South Dakota
Herbert C. Davis
California
G. L. Davis
Frank Fitkin
Minneapolis
W. H. Byvank
Gladbrook
Ford
The Time the Place and the Girl at Waterloo Theatre
Amusements note hails Hough Adams and Howard musical play The Time the Place and the Girl to be offered Monday at Waterloo Theatre. Also promoted is The Climax a three act comedy drama by Edward Locke with music by Brel, opening Saturday Jan 29. Includes plot summary of Adelina von Hagen and Dr Raymond, plus a note on Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a busy endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Hough
Adams
Howard
Waterloo Theatre
Joseph M. Weber
Edward Locke
Joseph Carl Brel
New York
Adelina von Hagen
Middle West
Will-O'-The-Wisp
Visiting Nurse Talk Draws Waterloo Attention
Waterloo residents are urged to attend tomorrow events by Miss Harriett Fulmer, superintendent of the Chicago Visiting Nurses association. She speaks at 3:30 PM in the East Library auditorium and later addresses the Good Citizenship league at the First Congregational church on the vital role of visiting nurses in easing winter hardships and promoting child health through the visiting school nurse program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Harriett Fulmer
Chicago
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Fulmer
East Library
Good Citizenship League
First Congregational Church
Waterloo hospital fair to feature Miss Fulmer talk
Miss Fulmer, a noted speaker, will discuss humane work and its plans in Waterloo. The event, organized by the Black Hawk County Nurses' association, will be part of a hospital fair at Ellis' hall this week with hot suppers served each evening and booths, Myers' orchestra, and other attractions drawing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corpa
M. W
Robert
Fairburn
J. D. Maynard
Cedar Walls
Charles Berman
H. W. Sting
Phil Askey
Ico
Carl Johnston
Waterloo
Amasa Pierce
Woodman Hall
Miss Fulmer
Black Hawk County
Nurses’ Association
Waterloo Hospital
Ellis’ Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Local church notices and society meetings announced
Announcements for the Missionary society First Presbyterian church and the Deborah society of First MHB church list meetings at specific addresses on Friday January 28, 1910. Also notes open G A R and Ladies of G A R events, a box social at Christian Church, and Ladies Aid planning meeting at Walnut Street Baptist. Includes a testimonial for Foley's Kidney Pills from traveling salesman A F Beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
F. T. Bentley
Franklin Street
Woman's Working Association
The
Missionary Society
Deborah Society of the First M. HB
W. A. Hallowell
Washington Street
Ta - Robt
Anderson Post
G. A.R
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R. Hall
Adias
Christian Church
Cordiary
Ladies Aid Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Sheriff’s Big Business in 1909 Reports Heavy Off ice Activity
Sheriff M Shores annual financial report for the year shows heavy office business and prison subsistence totaling 2568.65. Debits include civil and state fees, expenses, mileage, postage, and jail costs with a total of 36395.92 and a balance due of 2460.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shores
Po Hce
Tuia
Prigomera
Des Moines to Play Here In Waterloo Dates Set
Manager Boyle announced Des Moines will play base ball in Waterloo on April 9 and 10. He returned from Chicago and dismissed circulating rumors. In the Three-I circuit, President Tearney and Manager Chance handle the Cubs spring plan, with Mordecai Brown likely in charge if the circuit is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Waterloo
Boyle
Chicago
al Tearney
Cubs
Murphy
Chance
Mordecai Brown
Hospital fair promises fine suppers and displays
"Hello, Fritz" invites attendance at the sisters' hospital fair all week in Elis' hall. Fine suppers, attractive display booths, other attractions, and Myers' orchestra are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Sisters’ Hospital
Elis’ Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Williams Preacher Endorses Foley Kidney Remedy
Rev I W Williams of Huntington West Virginia writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and proves all claimed benefits. Wangler Bros and H W Taggart involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Williams
T. W. Williams
Huntington
W. Va
Foley
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
Jeint OS
Danger Point for Weak Lungs Warned in Ad
A vintage health ad warns that cold weather endangers weak lungs and urges readers to take Ozomulsion. It claims the medicine prevents deterioration from coughs colds and pneumonia and offers a 3 oz trial by mail from Ozomulsion Co. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozomiulsion Co
Pearl St
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ninenesexr
Unkards
Costa
Teeter
All Drugelats
A. W. Decker
Mr. Rederus
Lemon's Hall
Wangler Bros. and ii
W. Taggart
Chamberlain
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
Miss Sulmer
Court of Honor
W. BR. C
AL F.beers
7Th Ave
Peoria
Bee A. Connelly
Sheriff's
Towa
Rich No
Copliver
Mulsion
Iten
Biscuit
L. Iten & Sons
Cinton, Ta
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Tra Rodamar
Treas
F. E. Stewart
See
Pinaud
Paris
Knabe
Hardman
Emerson
Fischer
Ebersole
the Taylor Music House
East Fourth Street
Soash Land Company
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