Clinton Lindsey Gives Blood for Hospital Patient
Clinton Lindsey, a fireman at central station, donated blood to a patient in critical condition at St. Francis hospital. The transfusion to Mrs. L. E. Cutshaw followed a hemorrhage and was successful, with Lindsey resuming duties later that day. Six firemen were tested to determine blood compatibility for transfusion readiness.
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Waterloo
Clinton Lindsey
Central Station
St. Francis Hospital
L. E. Cutshaw
Lindsey
Lindsey Secomd
Everett Bailey
McGlynn Addresses Vinton Lions on Playground Center
G T McGlynn city playground supervisor spoke to the Vinton Lions club in Vinton Iowa last night. The club, supporting a playground center, sought guidance from Waterloo supervisor on expanding directed recreational play and potential new playgrounds.
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C .T. McGlynn
Vinton Lions’ Club
Vinton
Lions’ Club
Waterloo
Rock Island seeks $43.7 million bond pledge to secure notes
The Chicago Rock Island & Pacific railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to pledge 43.715 million dollars of its first and refunding mortgages as collateral for short term notes.
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Rock Island Bake Loan
Washington, D
Chicago, Rock” Island & Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa Golf Tourney Opens With Notable Scores and Contests
Dr Frank Will of Wakonda Des Moines qualified with 75 on 18 holes to edge Walter French of Waterloo Hoop and 5 to play in rapid Rapids. Fred Moore of Wakonda filed entry for 1925 Sioux City tourney after firing a 16 on Wakonda course. Veterans contest and championship flights draw players, with Ralph Rider Rex Moore Ira Allen among contenders. Attendant tales note Bobby McKee and Merle Stimson advancing, while Lee Herron and Harold Lehmkuhl pursue titles amid windy conditions.
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Frank Will
Wakonda
Des Moines
Dar Rapids
Walter French
Waterloo
Hoop
Tournnament
de Oilberg
Fred Moore
Wakonda Club
Sioux City
Moore
Cureet
Ralph Rider
Rex Moore
Harlan
Flames Swick
Ira Allen
Des Mabines
University of Iowa
Paul Barton
Fort Dodge
Harold Lehmkuhl
Independence
Barton
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Lehmkuhl
Lee Herron
Chicago bootlegger sentenced for contempt in Linn County
George Hoppe a Chicago bootlegger was fined six months in the county jail and 1000 dollars for contempt of court by Judge J Anderson in district court. Hoppe was absent and sheriff searches for him. A 500 dollar appearance bond was forfeited. He had previously faced liquor law violations in this area.
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Chicago
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
J. Anderson
George Hoppe
Hoppe
Lig
Jia
Woppe
New Books Received at Local Libraries East and West
The Waterloo public libraries add numerous titles to their rent collections. East side titles include Fergusson Women and Wives Fletcher Rippling Ruby Fletcher The Mazaroff Mystery Heyer The Black Moth Hurst Barney Sabatini Bardelys the Magnificent Suckow Country People Train Son and Other Stories Witwer Fighting Blood West side titles include Fletcher The Mazaroff Mystery Garrett Friday to Monday Hamilton Another Seam land Hurst Barney Uarsen The Philosopher's Stone Sabatini Bardelys the Magnificent Scharten-Antink A House Full of People Suckow Country Popp ie Swinnerton Young Felix Train Son and Other Stories Witwer Fighting Blood.
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East
Fergusson
Fletcher
Ihe Mazaroff
Heyer
Hurst
Barney
Sabatiol
Bardelys
Suckow
Train
Witwer
West
Mazaroft
Garrett
Hamilton
Uarsen
Sabatin
Chautauqua Ticket Campaign Starts Season Sales
The Chautauqua season opens July 29 with tents at Third and Jefferson Streets. Tickets cost $2 for season passes and 50 cents for single admissions, with child tickets at $1. S. A. Cohagan chairs the ticket committee urging early purchase to reach 3,400 tickets in ten days. About 1,100 tickets were mailed, 1,172 people enrolled to promote sales, and an additional 300 may be sold to children. Telephone 5840 for information.
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Third
Jefferson
Altho
Miutela
S. Aa. Cohagan
Blind Bootlegger Sentenced in Centerville Court
Centerville Louisiana July 10 Judge E. B. Wells ruled immunity from punishment not a defense. William Dicken, a blind man, was sentenced to one year in prison for violation of liquor laws. He previously paid a $250 fine for a similar offense, the amount settled in dimes nickels and pennies.
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Centerville
Wells
William Dicken
Dickel
Waterloo Playground Games Open With 200 Boys Competing
Waterloo playground base ball games began today with over 200 boys, divided into Midgets under 90 pounds Juniors 90 to 130 pounds and Twilights over 130 pounds. Theights' games including volleyball kickball and baseball will start next week with a representative team from each playground.
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Waterloo
Golf tournament winds challenge players with lost balls
A strong crosswind reduced scoring as holes 17 and 18 proved treacherous. Players battled the wind to keep drives low and stay in the fairways, with more misses than in other rounds.
Does It Pay and Happiness at Strand Theatre
THINGS THEATRICAL presents Does It Pay a drama of domestic relations with Hope Himpts Peggy Shaw and Robert T Haines at the Strand today and the rest of the week Miss Shimpton plays a vamp whose cunning wins the husband away then prompts a power shift. Also Happiness starring Hedda Hopper and Chrystal Peel with Lauratra Taylor in support at the Pizza theatre week. Hopper began in legitimate theatre then moved to screen playing Mrs Pale in Laprine.
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Hope
Peggy Shaw
Robert T. Haines
Strand
Miss Shimpton
John Weston
Hedda Hopper
Chrystal Pele
Lauratra ‘Taylor
Miss Hopper
Pale
Laprine
Soniye Wreny
Fifa E
Ani
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Hope for Mothers
A Clinton Wisconsin mother recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease her daughter's weakness irritability and nerves after pregnancy and stresses its value for growing girls. She urges other mothers to try the remedy citing personal experience and prior use herself.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Clinton
Wisconsin
Seeror
Lydia E.pinitham
Mrs
I. A. Hourerp
Lydia E. Pinkham
Daughters of Today and Hoodman Blind at Palace
A fragmentary review notes Daughters of Today petition and Hoodman Blind in the May production lineup. Mentions Patsy Beuth Miter Ralph Graves Phillipa Smalley and a cast including Thovts iyn Jinlette amid a New York press reception for a melodrama revival.
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Wolser
Tyne
New York
Why Bleachodent Is Safest Way to Whiten Dark Teeth
An advertorial claims Bleachodent safely whitens dark stained teeth using a mild acid and a special paste. It says the liquid is scientifically formulated to lift surface stains without harming enamel, and paste removes softened stains. Promoted by two dentists after four years of use. Beware of cheap imitations.
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B. W. Sehuna- Wan & Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Co. J. Miller
Wangler Drug Co
Jaton Story of a Thrilling Ave Send Hit
A puzzling tale unfolds as a naval officer returns to a bride visiting a church in a coastal region. The narrative follows brief encounters, mistaken identities, and a dramatic moment on a stormy shore with lingering questions about loyalty.
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Perio
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Waterloo Public Libraries
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Up Plaza
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Gose
WM. Desmond
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