START BUILDINGS FOR DAIRY onDW HORNS
The Waterloo Cattle Congress plans immediate erection of dairy buildings on a seven acre tract west of Electric Park near the street car line. Despite remaining stock to sell, President John Andrews and supporters express faith in Waterloo’s support to preserve the annual attraction. Ground surveying confirmed site choices near the theatre. The board meeting was productive and orderly.
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Courier
John Andrews
Waterloo
Electric Park
Andrews
Message from Dr Leclie D Smith on public health education
Dr Leclie D Smith announces taking charge of a public health department in the Evening Courier. He advocates a national health education movement, cites American Medical Association endorsement, and urges prevention over treatment. He aims for plain language, reader questions, and coverage of topics affecting public welfare.
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Evening Courier
Amercan Medical Association
Los Angeles
John B. Murphy
Rosalie Slaughter Morton
Council On Health and Public Instruction
The
American Medical Association
Consumers League
Young Men’s
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Woods Hutchinson
W. A. Fivans
Frank Lytleton
Mary Bissell
Adelaide E. Brown
Caroline Hedger
Bureau of Census
United States
Tomorrow-Wash Goods Sale Announced Tufted Silks and Linens
Tomorrow sale promotes a small lot of silks described as fouled and black and white textiles with polka dots and small figures. The event offers table linens napkins towels bed spreads and white goods at quick closing yard front pricing and 20c tags.
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Jett
Courier Patterns Coupon for Wa terloo Evening Courier
The notice invites readers to obtain Courier up to date pattern designs by filling a coupon sent to the Fashion Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier. It requests ten vents per pattern and notes patterns accommodate seams with orders fulfilled promptly, aiming for delivery within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Kidney Pills Bring Fast Relief, Says Bank Official
WN. J. Gorham of Woodville Ga suffered a severe kidney attack with back pains. He reports taking Foley Kidney Pills from a local druggist and receiving complete relief, praising the medicine as more beneficial than any other. President L S Cass attended the event. H W Taggart.
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WN. J. Gorham
Bank of
Woodville
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Large Window Glass Broken at Irving Hotel Block
A workman dumping concrete into a sidewalk cellar opening overturned his wheelbarrow, breaking a large 46 by 12 inch plate glass window on the Bridge street side of the Irving hotel block. The glass sustained a large hole and multiple cracks to the top and sides. salvage is unlikely and the pane was insured.
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Bridge Street
Irving Hotel
How to Keep Face Young and Attractive
A National Hygienic Review article advises avoiding risky preparations and using legitimate preventives. It recommends applying mercorized wax as a bedtime facial treatment to rejuvenate the complexion and washing it off in the morning. The wax, available at drug stores, is claimed to replace withered skin. It also suggests a simple solution of saxolite dissolved in hazel to reduce wrinkles and sagging in a facial bath.
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National Hygienic Review
Chairs Needed For The Band In Waterloo Park Concert
A Waterloo concert last night drew attention to missing chairs for the Landmen as more than a dozen musicians sat on the railing while twentynine band members played in the west side park. Director J A Lake criticized inadequate selling facilities and noted the old bandstand predating modern comfort. Prof JaQue praised the city’s music hand as weekly summer concerts draw thousands, with calls for courtesy to performers.
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Waterloo
West Side
J. A. Lake
Iirk
Waterloo F
J.aQue
Rmen
Special services begin tonight at Calvary Evangelical Church
Special services begin this evening at Calvary Evangelical Church as part of the quarterly meeting led by Rev Faust. He will preach tonight and conduct Sunday morning and evening services with communion at the close of the evening meeting. A.M. Nason of Canaan Me reports relief from rheumatism after Foley Kidney Pills, claiming cure and removal of eye specks.
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Calvary Evangelical Church
1S Faust
A.M. Nason
Canaan
H. W. Taggart
Factory seeks Waterloo site for Nebraska plant location
A factory representative touring Waterloo today expressed interest in locating a new plant there. He cited favorable city position near a district with ready sales and good shipping access as reasons for choosing Waterloo. The firm is part of Waterlan and is capitalized at Sinan.
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Nebraska
Waterloo
Waterlan
Sinan
Judge Wade Unable to Attend Medical Meeting in Waterloo
The Austin Flint Cedar Valley Medical Society held a meeting in Waterloo yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. Visiting physicians returned home on evening trains satisfied with the event. Judge La. J. Wade of Town City was unable to attend and deliver the planned address on malpractice.
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Austin Flint
Cedar Valley Medical Society
Waterloo
la. J. Wade
Town City
Fireman Joe Gibbs Champion Angler
Joe Gibbs of the West Aide Fire Department is celebrated in local circles as a champion angler, earning recognition for his skill on the river and contribution to community life.
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Fireman
Joe Gibbs
Angler
West Aide
Firemen Make Winter River Catch Three Channel Catfish
Awe and fear greet a lone firefighter who hauled three fine channel catfish from the Cedar River with hook and line. Fellow firemen, famed as winter fishers, watch in astonishment as he works unaided to secure the catches.
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Cedar River
Why Such Nimble Feet Why Such Nimble Feet
An advertisement touts TIZ foot treatment promising relief for tired feet. It claims to dissolve acids and poisons, ease aches and corns, and let feet dance again. The offer includes a free trial via Walter Larher Dodge & Co in Chicago and a 24 cent box retail.
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Walter Larher
Heat Suspected as Murder Cause in Summer Tragedy
Chicago July 11 A police report details how intense heat is blamed for a fatal shooting after Joe left a station and killed his brother in law. Adolph Rosenberg says he caught the fish and then shot himself, with investigators noting extreme heat may have affected his mind.
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Sarena Terri Veer
Etolen
soTue
Ariarena
Chicago
Faboy
Joe Feft
Adolph Rosenberg
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Leslie D. Smith
M. D
D. C
Dr. Smith
Care the Courier
Smith
Urloo Evening Courier
Leclie D. Smith, M.D. D. G
Tomorow
L. S. Cass
Pagoda Ratling
Wade
New York City
Wear-U-Well
Wear-U-Well Shoe CO
Iowa
East Fifth Street
F. H. Foster
Mgr
Tiz
Joe
Ware
Conger Park
Conger Park CO
C. G. Wilcox
West Fourth Street
Joner’s
Brady
Henry W. Elson
Ohio, University
W. H. Hartman CO
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