Cuticura remedy praised for skin cure in old testimonial
A Corbin Kentucky resident recounts a long siege of back eruptions and itching that filled the skin with pimples. After trying various treatments, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and reports dramatic relief within weeks and near total cure after months, endorsing the products for skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Armstrong
Corbin, Ken
Cuticura
Potter Drug É Chem. Corp
Boston
Fatally Hurt In Auto Mishap Near Chelsea
Four young people riding in a new unregistered car overturned from a ten foot embankment north of Chelsea on July 17. Miss Hasel Kizer and Oscar Albert died later. Miss Hazel Hyatt and Ralph Albert survived with serious injuries. The accident occurred as Miss Kizer, guided by Ralph Albert, turned the wheel at a bend. The injured were taken to a local physician. families named include Kiser of Belle Plaine and Albert of Eldora.
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Chelsea
Hasel Kizer
Belle Plaine
Oscar Albert
Eldora
Hazel Hyatt
Ralph Albert
Oscar
Kiser
Albert Boys
Gus Albert
Miss Kiser
Andrew Kiser
Miss Hyatt
Smith Hyatt
Greene News Briefs Highlights Local Life and Death
July 16 notes recount visits and travel from Dougherty to Greene. residents report rheumatic illness, nurse Nellie Wohlford visits, and constable Ira Ingham resigns with W. S. Starkweather filling the vacancy. funeral of Mrs. Bowman and the passing of Mrs. T B Bowman are noted along with a large Woman's Home Missionary Society picnic. Myra Bowmen attended the funeral, Mina Corbett wed Lloyd Waite.
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Bowman
Pearl Moss
Presa
J. M. Wilson
J. H. Knappe
Readlyn
Abram Potter
Nora Springs
Walter Potter
Nellie Wohlford
Waterloo
Ira Ingham
W. S. Starkweather
Charles Crandall
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Charles Bowman
Marble Rock
Wlsiter
Myra
Bowmen
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Leander Perry
Port
Thomas Corbett
Mina Wellle Corbett
Lloyd Waite
Shell Rock
W. E. Fisher
The
Presbyterian Church
T. B. Bowman
Frank
Ida Merrian
Tenn visiting her parents to engage for a carload of beans
A Tennessee visitor with Mr and Mrs J B Parmenter and Gus Mitchel plans a trip to Greenville Michigan next week to arrange a carload of beans. Mr and Mrs McCray of Charles City were Rockford callers this week.
Local Social Notes From Denver Area
Denver author notes and visits fill a July page with Max and Ray Steblist returning from a western trip. Mrs. Schoenbor enjoys a visit with her sister and two children. Bennett siblings from Cedar Falls visit relatives over Sunday. Krech hosts Waterloo relatives. Jahnke spends days at Tripots Limiting. Lisking vacations. Avner covers the ma in his place. Clark visits Gay Farnsworth. Groening hosts Thimblebee ladies. Porter Murphy returns home. Fred Schroeder and Geo Meyers ride Cedar Falls. Louie Rohrssen and Tripoli family visit town. Steige and Preatien with wives head to Independence. Funeral of Mrs. Porn held. burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Denver
Max
Ray Steblist
F. Schoenbor
Theo
Elsie
Margaret F Bennett
Cedar Falls
Krech
Waterloo
George Jahnke
August Lisking
John Avner
Lillian Clark
Gay Farnsworth
Wm. Groening
Thimblebee
Porter Murphy
Fred Schroeder
Geo. Meyers
Louie Rohrssen
Tripoli
H. Steige
H. Preatien
Independence
Cholera Death in U S Alarms in New York
New York July 17 Patrick Cushing a resident American and former day watchman at Hoffman Island quarantine station died of Asiatic cholera. Health authorities imposed strict quarantine at his widow's home as Dr Doty warned no cause for alarm though tracing and isolation efforts were stepped up after a suspected carrier connection.
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New York
Patrick Cushing
Hoffman Island
Doty
Cushing
Childrem
Fisher dies at home in Rockford on July 36
Rockford notes report the death of Fisher at his home of Manford Pier on July 36. Various residents return from visits, including Mrs. Satrmmers to Boise Idaho and Dr. Martin visiting from Cherokee Iowa. Several locals are listed with travel and illness updates amid a sequence of brief items.
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Beallenter
Rockford
Fisher
Manford Pier
W. E. Satrmmers
Boise
Ida
E. W. Martin
Cherokee
W. P. Martin
EB. C. Hayes
Kings, Ill
A. Lair
I. Brown
Spencer
Tenora Rity
Mason City
A. Fullerton
Garage
E. Briggs
Henry Georges
Rachel McNabb
Clinton
Austin Flint Medical Society
J. G. Trigg
Monticetto
Wis
Mise Bell Parmenter
Nashville
Gov Cruce Defies U S Government Over Bank Rule
Oklahoma Governor Lee Cruce asserts federal authorities cannot dictate Oklahoma banking laws and signals the dispute with state bank Commissioner J M Lankford over national versus state bank status may go to court. Lankford threatened receivers for noncompliant banks. Washington says no such right. Cruce pledges state support for the commissioner's actions.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Lee Cruce
Washington
Oklahoma
J. M. Lankford
Lankford
Cruce
Clinton Citizens Tear Up Track in Protest
A twenty-five man crew under Roadmaster George Barnoske began laying a switch track near Gabriel Bros. lumber yard in Clinton. City council delays and adjacent property owner complaints triggered a police lockup as the crew was torn out and later ordered back to fill in the excavation.
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Clinton. In
Clinton
George Barnoske
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Third Avenue
Gabriel Bros
Nolice
Tudge Leffingwell
Walker Promoted To General Manager Of Eight Bell Systems
R A Walker formerly in charge of the Central Iowa Telephone company in Iowa Falls has been promoted to general manager of eight Bell system exchanges. He will oversee operations at Ackley Valley Junction Bloomfield Colfax Dallas Center Mitchellville and Corydon from Des Moines offices. A separate note from Iowa Falls announces Rev C H Walters becoming rector of the Episcopal mission. A unanimous call has been extended to Rev Mr Brown of Cedar Rapids to lead the Dows Presbyterian church with a salary of 1000 a year plus manse and a month’s vacation.
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Laws Falls
R. A. Walker
Central Iowa Telephone Company
Witch
Bell Company
Iowa
Ackley
Valley Junction
Bloomfield
Colfax
Dallas Center
Mitchellville
Corydon
Des Moines
Iowa Falls
C. H. Walters
Grand Rapids
Wis
Mr. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Dows
Brown
Fatal injuries end farmer Chas Clute in Iowa accident
Chas Clute, a prominent Delaware County farmer, died from rib fractures that pierced a lung after a wagon upset on a Sunday drive from Greeley Iowa. Neighbors witnessed the accident and physicians from Manchester and Greeley said recovery was impossible. Clute, born in the sixties, was son of L G Clute, long known in local farming circles with prizegrain and stock showings at state and world fairs. He leaves a family with deep farming roots and a strong local business presence.
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Greeley
Chas. Clute
Delaware County
Clute
Manchester
L. G. Clute
Honey Creek Township
Iowa
Chicago
St. Louis Exposition
Showers Help Growing Crops In Iowa Town
Drought relief came to Town Falla Iowa on Saturday as two general showers arrived aiding corn and late potatoes. Pastures fed short and potato markets boosted by recent rain. Dubuque reports 0.08 inches of rain with a gale causing minor damage before fair weather returned Sunday.
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Falla
Dubuque
Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets promise quick relief today
A newspaper ad urges readers to visit their drug store for a free trial box of Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims rapid action dissolving in the stomach to soothe inflamed tissues, stimulate gastric glands, and restore appetite, promising improved meals, energy, and sleep after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Waterloo Iowa Sealed Proposals for Street Improvemts
Sealed proposals will be received by the city clerk of Waterloo Iowa at the city hall until 7:30 p m on July 24 1912 for paving and constriction works on Fourth Street from near track area to Commercial Street Bridge Street from Commercial to Bridge Street Cedar River area and related paving on Fourth Street segment as described in the notice.
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Cedar River
Said City
Illinois Central Railway Company
Water Street
Franklin Street
Sach City
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Milinole Central Railway Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Clit
Waterloo
Cedar Parls & Northern Railway Company
City of
Iowa
Fourth Street
City
Commercial Street
Bridge Street
Florida
LaBelle Park
Cone
D. C. Firman Development Company
Lafayette Bldg
City Work Deadline Shows August 1 1911 Start
The project must begin by August 1 1911 and be completed within the legal timeline after acceptance by the city, with the assessment process following as required by law. The clause emphasizes prompt initiation upon approval and adherence to statutory procedures.
City of Waterloo Bid Proposals Notice
The 16th day of October, 1911, and the 24th day of July, 1911, are noted as bid deadlines. The city reserves the right to reset any and all bids, with proposals received to be acted upon by the city council. City of Waterloo by R. C. Thompson, City Clerk.
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Coanell
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