Pioneer Celebrates Birthday and Anniversary in Waterloo
L Murray of 1226 Franklin street marked his 72nd birthday and 48th wedding anniversary with a family gathering. Out of town relatives attended dinners and expressed wishes for future celebrations, noting Murray's long Pioneer tenure in Black Hawk county and a July 1863 Cedar Falls marriage to Louisa Thoremans.
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Pioneer
L. Murray
Franklin Street
Charles Ford
Cedar Falls
Bertha Murray
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Cedar
Mrs. Murray
Louisa Thoremans
Mt. Vernon
Murray
United Doctors Promise Real Relief for Goitre Patient
Mrs Josephine White of Cedar Falls Iowa credits the United Doctors with dramatic goitre improvement after a critical condition. She says after weeks of treatment her neck has reduced, she can wear a collar again and turn her head without strain, and her heart acts better. She notes the Waterloo based specialists helped where others failed.
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Josephine White
Cedar Falls
Iowa
United Doctors
Waterloo
Marsi_ Place
United
Courier
Waterloo Girl Wins High Honor at Chicago University
Miss Florence Dix of Waterloo and West High has won a scholarship from the University of Chicago after a statewide contest of twenty five contestants. Daughter of Wm. C. Dix, the rural mail carrier, she recently moved to Janesville from Waterloo and will enter Chicago University this fall.
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Florence DIX
Waterloo High
Hool West
Chicago University
Miss Dix
Wm. C. Dix
Janesville
Waterloo
Dix
West High
Ellen Childs
5. J. Line
Guests For The Day At Mrs Knoxs Home
Mrs John Knox hosts all day guests on Fremont Street in Cedar Falls in honor of Mrs Harris visiting her mother Mrs F D Pierce. The ladies, longtime friends, enjoy a delightful day together amid social chatter and hospitality. Kidney diseases are curable under certain conditions says Perry A Pitman of Dale Tex who cites Foley's Kidney Remedy as effective after four months bedridden.
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Charles W. Bown
Pine
Robert M. Knox
Knox
Park Avenue East
Ida Miller
Bloomington
R. A. Folk
Frank C. Crittenden
Chicago
Gladys Anderson
Oelwein
Harold B. Plumb
Jessie Manson
Jeanne Manson
Helene Balliett
Balliett
Helen Register
Prospect Avenue
Highland
Ruth Andres
Fort Dodge
Pauline Federson
Ruby Roeder
C. M. Young
Ruby Chapman
Atlantic
LH. Pardon
Ruth Fish
Marie Edwards
James Register
Harry Cowles
W. T. Rose
Argyle Stresat
Luella
Alta Miller
Mildred Flynn
Lawrence Hunt
State Street
Lawrence
Knapp Drug Company
Florence Reldesel
Jessie Hoffman
Sue McDonald
Denver
Lyle Clay
Columbia Street
Eb, C. Richards
C. M. Sherman
Tacoma
Wash
Mattie Mason
W. W. Wyant
Vine Street
John Knox
Charles B. Harris
Portland
Ore
John B. Newman
Charles Hazlett
Cedar Falls
Fremont Street
Harris
F. D. Pierce
Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
J. J. K. Joder & Son
Taft
J. K. Joder & Son
North Waterloo and Railroads
North Waterloo news notes visits and travels of locals and railroad workers. Several residents plan trips to Denver Yellowstone Park and Charles City while workers report layoff and a serious burn from a broken pipe on an engine. Local notices include a Cedar Heights picnic plan and doctors recommend Chamberlain remedies for summer diarrhoea with castor oil.
Waterloo Girl's Place at Ames
Miss Gladys Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Martin received word of her appointment as stenographer for Prof Stanton acting president of Iowa state college Ames. She will start in two weeks after graduating East Waterloo high school and Waterloo Business college.
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Abe Hurshey
Freeport
Frank Wagner
North Waterloo
N. A. Morris
Jesup
Wagner
Lena Edwards
Harry Smith
Frances
Pittsburg
Archie Crandall
Manchester
North
Waterloo
Isaac Goldstein
Davenport
Frank Meyers
F. L. Rhynders
Leslie Meski
Albert Lea
J. Jordan
Fort Dodge
Charles Lentz
Charles City
R. E. Downing
Gladys Martin
P. J. Martin
Stanton
Iowa State College
Ames
Martin
Miss Martin
East Waterloo High School
Waterloo Business College
Market Place Starts Investigation of High Living Costs
Washington July 29 Secretary Wilson backs forming a committee to probe high living costs in the capital. House DC committee chair Johnson supports it as a municipal issue. Des Moines market success spurs national interest and Representative Good weighs a broader inquiry into price distribution and living costs.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Washington
Johnson
House District of Columbia
Des Moines
Representative Good
Still Suffering From Insanity and Family News In Waterloo
Waterloo notes tell of Bertha Shutts returning from two years studying music in Europe and resuming at Grinnell College Conservatory in fall. Fred O Shutts, San Francisco assistant city engineer, visits relatives in Waterloo. County jail sees CLAY BARNECLO violent and mentally unstable with self harm attempts. discussion of insanity proceedings and possible transfer to a hospital. Also a plug for Foley medicines and J K Joder Son sales.
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Shutts
New York
Berlin
New Jersey
Indiana
Bertha Shutts
Conservatory of Music
Laws College
Grinnell
Europe
Miss Shutts
Waterloo
Fred O. Shutts
San Francisco
Clay Barneclo
John Myers
Leighton
Barneclo
South Street
Buarneco
Cedar Townships
Indianapolis
Board of Control
Bertha Shutts Home From Europe
Miss Alice and Bertha Shutts arrive in Waterloo for an extended visit with cousin Mrs Ira Rodamar on Leland Avenue and with Waterloo relatives. Miss Alice Shutts taught this year at the Normal College in East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania.
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Alice
Bertha Shutts
Waterloo
Ira Rodamar
Leland Avenue
Alice Shutts
Normal College
East Stroudsberg
Bertha
Cobb Backs Market Place Idea For Waterloo
Cobb the veteran grocer at 1027 Jefferson Street supports a Waterloo market place. He argues it would benefit grocers by securing early fresh supplies and lower prices, citing Dubuque’s market as a model.
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Cobb
Jefferson Street
Waterloo
Dubuque
Last Rites for Mrs. Della Kruse Held
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at First Lutheran Church for Mrs. Della Kruse a longtime member. Rev H Mueller delivered the sermon as the choir sang hymns with pallbearers including A Holzer Charles Sieglaff and four grandsons. Burial followed in the old Waterloo Cemetery.
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Della Kruse
First Lutheran
H. Mueller
A. Holzer
Charles Sieglaff
Waterloo
Judge Hosts City Court Tuition For Violators
A city court, led by Judge Cald well, fines motorcyclists for riding without a number and calls it a school of instruction. H L Nichols pays a $2 tuition fee, while Charles Mayer risks a district appeal after a $1.80 fine. C Laan pleads guilty to drunk and disorderly, J W Corea receives five days for intoxication, and J J Quackenbush’s case is held for advisement as others walk free.
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Mayer
C. Laan
Hampton
J. W. Corearan
Oelwein
J. J. Quackenbush
Card of Thanks From Mrs H F Rabn and Family
Mrs H F Rabn and children express deep gratitude for the help and sympathy shown during illness and death of their husband and father. They also thank friends for the many floral gifts.
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H. F. Rabn
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