New Produce in Waterloo Michigan Apples and Blackberries
Alberta peaches lead the Waterloo market with fruit at 20 cents a dozen or 60 cents a basket. Michigan blackberries appear large and luscious at 15 cents a quart. Home grown apples 300 cents a peck, green corn 18 cents a dozen, tomatoes 15 cents a pound, cantaloupes 10 cents, Watermelons 30 cents each, cabbage 10 cents a head, pineapples 15 cents, potatoes 75 cents a peck, orange dairy butter 30 cents a pound, eggs 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Waterloo
Michigan
Kidney Remedy Claims Cure For Kidney Diseases
Mr. Perry A. Pitman of Dale Texas credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with curing his kidney and bladder troubles and gall stones after four months in bed. The advertisement urges readers to ask for the product from J. K. Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
Raymond Flourishing Summer Socials and Visitors At Local Homes
Raymond residents report a busy week with relatives arriving from Waterloo Chicago Omaha and Selma for visits. Harvesting begins as D D Schuler paints for Ed Marble and Dr Marble's family returns from Liscomb to stay with the Marble household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Schuler
la Porte
Ed Marble
Peter Jungen
Mike
Raymond
Chas. Bell
Will- Mam
Waterloo
Britzman
Catherine McVey
Fred Hewitt
Frank Hatch
Anna May Peek
Hazelton
Hatch
Sylvester Taylor
Edna McVey
Douglas
C. I. Dunham
Selma
Als
A. Burt
Dr. Marble
Liscomb
F. Heckle
Pauline
Lucile
Hilda Anderson
Magdalena Schmitz
C. Lindner
Chicago
Joseph Gertner
Omaha
C. C. Smith
Ethel Beadle
Waverly Notes in County Correspondent Report
Waverly gossip from the county column covers out‑of‑town trips by Mrs Eve Beebe and relatives, local weddings including Mrs Anner of Shell Rock’s Chicago ceremony, travel plans, job moves, and social visits. Also noted are visits, baptisms, business travel, farm activity, a grave illness, school events, and a fatality in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Eve Beebe
Grace
Albert
Dwight Beebe
Chicago
Covington
Ind
Beebe
Albert Davie
Anner
Shell Rock
Elizabeth Fourth
Springfield
Misa Esther Page
Waterloo
Jesse Blasier
Colfax Springs
Herman Koch
Denver
Colo
R. N. Young
Minneapoli
A. F. Mavis
Grassfield & Seeley
Fayette
Pauline Schultz
Dubuque
Mr. Miller
Free Methodist Church
Clifford Peck
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Road
Rohlf
Clear Lake
Mary Holt
Gruney Center
Beckman
J. F. Grawe
Bradford
Waite
Grave
Fred Allen
Alice Sinderson
Forest City
John Daniels
Spahn & Rose Lumber Company
John Remick
Daniels
T. J. Window
McAliater
Emmetsburg
Charles H. Window
Burton Sweet
Dakotas
Will Widitski
Minnesota
Ralph Watkins
Herbert Murray
Carl Black
Opal Lovejoy
St. Ansgar
Lime Springs
Arthur
Werner Grossman
Dayton
Niagara Falls
Joseph Bryans
Woodbine
J. c. Messenger
Josephine Ritter
Louise Vole
Des Moines
Henry Schell
Placa
Michigan
Schell
Calumet
Grandma Chapin
Tripoli
F. P. Fisher
Central City
Flizabeth Myers
Osage
Frederick Westendorf
Ahrendsee
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Germany
America
Honest Medicines Amid Fakes Cited By Taft Message
President Taft urged Pure Food and Drug law amendments but Foley preparations Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills are named as trusted medicines. The text notes these remedies have decades of use and recognized medicinal value for coughs throat and chest ailments and kidney issues. Sold by Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Foley
Foley Kidney
K. Joder & Son
Barber changes and local notes from Allison area
Lewis Wilder resigns as barber in Homer Lincoln's shop and moves to Greene to join a local shop. Mr and Mrs Whistler depart Allison. Walt Codner, after a fall from a car, regains consciousness with likely no serious injury. Irving Missman of Garner visited his brother O F Missman and family and will teach after Cedar Falls summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Tagie Grove
Board of
Seasion
Benjamin Boardman
The
Greene Press
Leo A. Spengler
Ackley
F. J. Ray
Williams
John Gresslin
Floyd Hillman
Waterloo
C. R. Disney
H. BL. Hayenga
Manila
Jessie
Osage
R. D. Shepard
Hayenga
S. W. Burroughs
Wim
Marlow
Inez
Lizzie
Lewis
Greene
M. Welres
Henry Perry
Elma. Co
B. Hyde
Allison
Pomona
Cal
Sherri
Bannon
Spencer
Clarksville
Eva Webee
Hampton
J. W. Church
Spinal
Butler County Teachers’ Institute
Doddema
Flo Seliger
Albion Township
Swygman
Knoxville
Amos Ingalla
Greene Recorder
W. P. Miller
Ruth
Iowa Falls
John Huhn
Falken
Schuyler
Neb
W. A. Parkas
Philadelphia
New York City
Washington
Ohio
T. J. Shafer
Owen
Dayton Township
Nichols Farm
Dumont
Hayes
Charles City
T. J. Shater
J. H. Schuler
Erma
Aredele
Lloyd Watt
Shell Rock
Ceattle Buying
Jud Watt
Lewis Wilder
Homer Lincoln
Whistler
Walt Codner
Irving &. Missman
Garner
Peat —Oek
O. F. Missman
Cedar Fala
Will Terch
Death Decimates An Iowa Family In Dyersville
Joseph Rummele dies after months of illness and marks the fourth family death in three months from diphtheria. The Rummele family suffered a diphtheria outbreak that killed three children, with the father paralyzed, and the mother critically ill. Also noted is a law office relocation for E H Meckoy to First National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
Joseph Rumele
Rummele
E. H. Meckoy
Lafayette Building
Rally Tonight at Cedar Rapids Christian Church
Rev Walter M White of First Christian Church Cedar Rapids Iowa arrives at 6 pm and will speak at a rally meeting four o clock at Central Church of Christ corner Fourth and South. The event precedes Sunday services when funds are raised to pay off church building debt followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. White
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
White
Central Church of Christ
Fourth
Park Walker In Minnesota And Local Visits In Littleton
Park Walker travels to Minnesota while Milas Elva Pingree visits Clarkaville. Ed Searles and others from Kansas City, Hazleton, Silvis, Fairbank, Curlew, Waterloo, Independence, and Valparaiso are listed among visitors and activities in Littleton during July. Dentists in Waterloo announce Saturday afternoon closures in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Park Walker
Minnesota
Milas Elva Pingree
Clarkaville
Ed Searles
Kansas City
MacKenzie
Hazleton
Wapsic
Floyd Caldwell
Silvis
Mason Smith
Fairbank
E. L. Miler
Drown
Curlew
Thomaa
Busse
Frank Rupert
Waterloo
T. B. Durham
E. E. Arnold
Independence
E. W. Stevenson
Laura Stevenson
Hugh Stevenson
B. Miller
R. N. Whitney
Waterloo Publishes Sealed Bids for City Street Paving 1911
The city of Waterloo Iowa invites sealed proposals for paving Fourth Street from the Cedar River to Commercial Street and related streets. Plans call for 50 foot wide roadways with Portland cement concrete bases and asphalt wearing surfaces, curb re setting, and a five year paving guarantee. Bids due July 24 1911 at 7:30 PM with $5000 certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Waterloo
Iowa
Fourth Street
Said
City
Cedar River
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Commercial Street
Bridge Street
Illinois Central Railway Company
Water Street
Franklin Street
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Ilinois Central Railway Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Ito
Watdrloo
City OF Waterloo
R. C. Thompson
Sity Cisre
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Cious
Christian Church
Official
Odio Eodinoalnnes
Toeieeiedge
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
India
the Growers of India Tea
Burlington
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
California
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Piatuaenaet Kian
W. Wakeley
Plae An Ra
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