Galloway Forces Grand Picnic Among Staff
William Galloway, recently back from Europe, was honored guest at the Galloway Education and Social club meeting in the Agricultural building. The club voted to hold a Cedar River park picnic next Friday with all departments attending, including a ball game and field events for men and women, plus lemonade and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway
Europe
Galloway Education and Social Club
Cedar River Park
Galloway
Foley Kidney Pills Praised By Michigan Man
George L. Higbie of Manton Michigan reports Foley Kidney Pills effective for his kidney and bladder trouble. He endorses the medicine as safe and reliable with no harmful drugs for kidney trouble and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Higbie
Manton, Mich
H. W. Taggart
Weather Crop Bulletin Shows Favorable Harvest Conditions
Des Moines reports seven day period favorable for farming with temperatures about six degrees above normal. Rainfall remained below average but scattered showers aided haying and harvest. Crops show good to excellent yields with corn growth rapid and pastures drying, rain needed for oats and other crops. Fruit condition ranges from 17 to 80 percent of full crop across varieties.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Horticultural Society
Death of Mamie Brill at 29 From Tuberculosis
Mary Eliza Brill known as Mamie Brill died at 618 Randall street after a year of tuberculosis. Born December 12 1891 in Glenwood City Wisconsin she lived in Spring Valley Waterloo and Albert Lea with her family. She worked at a glove factory and later for Wm Galloway company. She was a member of Central Church of Christ. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the Christian church Rev L W Kopp officiating with burial in Fairview cemetery. Survived by father three sisters two brothers and four year old sister Anna Pauline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eliza Brill
Mamie Brill
Randall Street
Iowa City
Wm. Galloway Company
Central Church of Christ
Decedent
Glenwood City
Wis
Spring Valley
Waterloo
Brill
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Martha May
Maggie Laura
William Sylvester
Irvin
Anna Pauline
The
Christian Church
Rev. L. W. Kopp
Fairview Cemetery
Ring Members Go 10 Knoxville to End City Vagrants
Police rounded up a Hereford gang of vagrants and drinkers in Knoxville. Several were sent to county authorities for liquor cure, others jailed or given trials with sentences deferred. Eleven vagrants were jailed after being found drunk in the east side park. A. M. Nason reports sciatic rheumatism blamed on uric acid. Foley Kidney Pills claim cure.
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Jack McLaren
William Goodfellow
Henry Tardy
Knoxville
J. L. Rupert
Jack Casey
Walter Hurley
William Bardon
Jack Rosenthal
Frank Harvey
McSweeney and
Morris
East Side
A. M. Nason
Canaan
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Dr Reherd to Return July 28 for First Sermon
Owing to Chautauqua engagements Dr Edwin H Lantham has acted as pastor this summer at the First Presbyterian Church. His last sermon will be July. James Black reports Dr H W Reherd will arrive home in time to preach his first sermon on July 28. The church expects renewed interest in the world mission work. Licensed to wed Irvin M Pike and Helen S Cloverdale. Leonard Jungen and Ada R Lasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Lantham
First Presbyterian Church
James Black
H.W. Reherd
Lantham
Dr. Reherd
Irvin M. Pike
Waterloo
Reed
Helen S. Cloverdale
Leonard Jungen
Ada R. Lasure
Divorce Granted to Herbert Kinsey in Kinsey V Kinsey
Divorce was granted yesterday afternoon to Herbert Kinsey from his wife Ilda May Kinsey known as May Ellis. Custody of a five year old child was given to the father. Grounds were cruelty profane language threats to kill and commission of a statutory offense. The defendant did not appear.
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Herbert
Kinsey
Ilda May Kinsey
May Ellis
Reynolds
Platt
Elizabeth A. Reynolds
T. A. McManus
Waterloo real estate transfers listed in Jot subdivisions
A flood of Waterloo property deals is recorded with transfers between buyers and sellers across Jot additions and blocks. Amounts range from $1 to $7,000 with parcels including lots 3, 4, 7 and blocks 3, 7, 12, 40 in multiple subdivisions and a Cedar River park plot. The Jane Gardiner company handles real estate rentals and insurance.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
O. C. Miller
J. E. Sedgwick
West Waterloo
Oreste Pater Een
Leek
Ieind Ss. Cameron
Tod
Bo Dietrich
Rae My Lawis
Maple Loaf
Warterlan
Wiste W. Dppecson
Mary Bo
Bareton
Whitney & Sedewick
Waterloo
Tre Beart
Geo
Platt
Hammond & Hurd
The
Janes Gardiner Company
Prohibitionists Seek Name Change At National Convention
Prohibitionists move to seize the name progressive from the new reform party forming in Chicago. Delegates from New York, Pennsylvania and Nebraska favor renaming the movement as a distinct progressive party at the national convention in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Prohibition Party
Chdenga
Progressive Party
New York
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
To Have Perfect Skin Throughout the Summer
A guide to summer beauty suggests mercolized wax to keep skin clean and whitened, absorbing tan and freckles. One ounce suffices to refresh a soiled complexion, used like cold cream overnight. For tightening and wrinkle reduction, dissolve saxolite in hazel and bathe the face daily.
Medical Society Convention Opens This Afternoon
The Iowa Medical Society opens its convention this afternoon at Bethesda Hotel with speakers including Dr Wade and Dr Ben Byerall. Delegates from multiple towns gather for two days of lectures on city milk supply and medical malpractice, with an agenda of papers, addresses, and social events for physicians and their wives.
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Foatelock
Tye
Ais
Cedi Wadley
Othe Bret Mook Ahurch
Irving
Teh
City Medical Society
Fir
Woon Staal
Iowa Streat
Ben. Byerall
O. 1d Thompson
Waverley
Belog
W. A. Kohl
Waverly
Br. W. E. Day
Clarksville
Wasily
Manly
J. W. Thornton
Ackley
Hlf. Thonpton
Forest City
C. BR. Daekin
Mason City
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Rewards
An advertisement touts a cure for catarrh claiming it works constitutionally by acting on the blood and mucous membranes. The text offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and provides testimonials and wholesale druggist contacts. It cites Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and promises nationwide distribution through patent medicines.
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Addressa Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Texas
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Nashville, Tenn
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the Society
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C. F. Starr
Majon City
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Cedar Valle
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Corn Belt Telephone Co
Waterloo Ice Cream Co
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Courier
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Henry W. Elsen
Ohio, University
Hartman CO
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