Man Runs Amok With Ax in Dubuque Neighborhood
Max Resnick 35, living at 18th and Sycamore, suffers a violent outburst after an on the job head injury. He roamed with an ax, damaged home, was restrained by officers, and taken to the county hospital for the insane. No one hurt. recovery uncertain. An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as non opiate cough remedy.
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Dubuque
Max Regnick
Eighteenth
Sycamore
Raesle
Anree Spierman
Resnick
Milwaukee
Town Talk Visitors and Travels Across the Midwest
Mrs August Johnson and daughter of Chicago visit at George Smale home. Mrs John Bunyan Smith recovering well after operation. J J McQueen of Chicago visits city for Missouri Pacific business. W R Law and J E B Armstrong travel to Charles City by Armstrong's car on business. Mr and Mrs B F Lichty return from Nashua after visiting Walter Smith. Tuthill family vacationing at Whits Bear Lake Minnesota. W C Robinson and John Hulse families camp near Cedar River park. Mrs J W Mathew and Alice stay with J E Ridenour. Mrs E A Dixon of Manchester visiting sister Mrs F E Martin. Mrs Dixon to remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Johnson
Chicago
Ceorge Smale
John Bunyan Smith
J. J. McQueen
Missouri Pacific Railway
W. R. Law
J. EB. Armstrong
Charles City
Armstrong
B. F. Lichty
Nashua
Walter Smith
J. 5. Tuthill and
Whits Bear Lake
Minn
W. C. Robinson
John Hulse
Longfellow Avenue
Cedar River Park
J. W. Mathew
Alice
Independence
Eadie Broillier
Portland
Ore
J. E. Ridenour
E. A. Dixon
Manchester
F. E. Martin
Dixon
How to Get Rid of Eczema An Effective Method Explained
A historical ad-like claim explains eczema cure by blood renewal from a digestive starting point. It promotes S. S. (Swift’s Specific Co.) as a laboratory-made tonic said to regenerate blood, heal skin, and energize users, warning against inferior imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eczema
S. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Bldg
Atlanta
Orange Township Boy Wins Iowa Essay Prize in 99 Counties Contest
Dewey M. Cable of Orange Township earned first prize in Black Hawk County for a boys 15 to 18 essay contest about farming. Second prize went to Clarence Rousselow. Judges included Prof. M. L. Bowling, Miss Ruth Updegraff and County Superintendent Margaret Myers. Cable’s piece extols Iowa soils, climate, drainage, markets, and agriculture’s future.
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Orange Township
Dewey M. Cable
Black Hawk County
Iowa
State Board of Agriculture
Clarence Rousselow
Black Hawk Township
M. L. Bowlman
Ruth Updegraff
Margaret Myers
Chicago
United States
Knotty First Criminal Case for Justice Tullar
Justice Tullar of Waterloo township faces his debut presiding over a case arising from a dispute over a stolen automobile pump. A Hudson motorist accuses a Waterloo man of keeping the pump after a quarrel on Sycamore street, prompting a challenge over words deemed improper.
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Harry E. Tullar
Waterloo Township
Hudson Man
Waterloo
Hudson Automobilist
Sycamore Street
Waterlooan
Waterloo residents and visitors in brief notices
Willow items note Miss Jeanette Zuehlke's return home from St. Francis hospital to her parents on Dearborn Avenue. R C Allen of Burroughs Adding Machine sails for a three week Rocky Mountains trip. J D Boyd receives thirty days in jail for allegedly striking a street car conductor. Mrs Uynch and daughter Laural visit T E Herrington’s home. May and Grace Galvin and Genevieve McDonough guest there. Alumni picnic at Cedar Heights July 19 with President Pearson attending. Mina Lulu Barnea, Supt W W Kline’s secretary, reports Mrs Kline in McPherson Kansas. Waterloo hotter than McPherson.
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Jeanette Zuehlke
St. Francis Hospital
0. A. Zuehlke
Dearborn Avenue
R. C. Allen
Waterloo
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountains
J. D. Boyd
Justice Kuhng
Uynch
Laural
Jof Oelwein
T. E. Herrington
Cracksmen loot Rosenberg and Daniel jewelry firm
In New York on July 17, thieves blew open a safe at Rosenberg and Daniel, jewels supply house on Grand Street near police headquarters, securing jewelry valued between 20 000 and 30 000 dollars. A larger safe resisted breaking, leaving a more valuable collection untouched.
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New York
Rosenberg and Daniel
Grand Street
Heat drives Dubuque workers to shutdown amid heat wave
In Dubuque Iowa the heat stormed to 96 degrees with high humidity forcing the Dubuque Boat and Boiler works to shut down at noon yesterday and labor to suspend on the streets. Manuel Reznich, crazed by the heat, attempted to kill his family and was taken to a local asylum.
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Dubuquer
Dubuque, Ia
Dubuque
Manuel Reznich
YWCA Leases Woods Property On Fourth Street
The YWCA board approved a six year lease to Woods Brothers for the second floor of the James Black building at 103 111 Fourth Street East. Rent is 200 yearly remits. the space will house a larger cafeteria reception room offices parlors reading room and a small gym with showers. Plans include remodeling per director plans and a $200 annual contribution by Woods Brothers to support the organization. Delegates for the Lake Geneva conference were elected and a Waterloo group tent plan outlined. A basket picnic for 28 members occurred last evening at Cedar River park.
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Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
James Black
Woods Brothers
Fourth Street East
Century
Association
Lake Geneva
Wis
F. S. Pettit
Frances Grout
Waterloo
Geneva
Cedar River Park
Y. W
First Me Church Annual Picnic at Cedar River Park
The Sunday school of the First Me Church plans its annual picnic at Cedar River park tomorrow afternoon. Meet at 1:45 at First Baptist church corner, bring own silverware. Events include races, relay cups, ball games, and a ladies baseball match with multiple captains listed. An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound follows.
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First M. BH
Cedar River Park
First Baptist Church
Anna Wilson
Evalyn Hess
Annabel Thompson
Marian Horner
Viola Miller
Marie
Reaney
Townsley
Wilcox
Busby Returns From Far East and Waterloo Theatre Booking
A g Busby, Iowa theatrical representative at the Billboard Advertisers Association national convention in Atlantic City, returned to Waterloo last night. The gathering drew wide national attendance and featured Joe Mitchell Chapple of Boston, ex LaPorte City, who spoke on advertising. While east, Busby helped his brother W L Busby of Quincy NL book attractions for their Minny and Iowa theatre circuit, including The Water-
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A. G. Busby
Iowa
Billboard Advertisers Association
Atlantic City
Waterloo
United States
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Boston
LaPorte City
W. L
Quincy
Minciy
Great Western Train Hits Auto in Eagle Grove
Clarion Iowa July 17 a Great Western passenger train northbound struck an automobile at the Main street crossing in Eagle Grove yesterday afternoon. The car owned by N H Adams carried his daughter and three sons. One son was killed and the others injured. The boy was taken from the pilot and the cause remains unknown. The car was demolished and all occupants severely hurt.
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Clarion
Great Western
Eagle Grove
N. H. Adams
Allen's Cough Balsam Duty Ad
An old advertisement urges readers that duty to yourself means taking Allen's Cough Balsam for deep seated coughs or colds. It claims quick, permanent relief and notes the product contains nothing harmful. Available in 25c 50c and $1.00 bottles at all dealers.
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Alexander Dumas
Allen
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Dewey Cable
Iowa State Fair
Bewey M. Cable
Knotty
Justice Tullar
Hudson
Frank Dixon
Tary
W. Kline
Y.W.C.A
Woods Property
Ing
First ME
Oxford
Wilson & Sweitzer
Oxfords
Hileman & Gindt
East Fourth Street
Undertakers
Busby
Far East
Waterloo Theatre
Rloo
Sepefforts
Promember 1
W. L. Busby
Tsed
Colorado
Rock Island
Rock Island Lines
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
T. Ryan
HAL. S. Ray &P. A
Des Moines, Lows
Deer
PTFE
Perfums
Teilee Bater
Offeilo Yang
Doc
Wrisley Perfumer
TJ _aé
Wilbert Shailenberger
Ontwood Blvd
Thor
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