Mary J George Dies at Age 92 in Chicago
Obituary note reports Mary J George widow of James S George pioneer of Waterloo died yesterday at her son Walter’s Chicago home. She was over 92. James S George longtime county schools official and Squire George died years ago. Frank H George visits Waterloo each summer. Mary Quirk born 1839 in Belvidere New Jersey married James S George in 1851.
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Mary J. George
James &. George
Waterloo
Walter
Chicago
N. M. Beekly
Commercial Street
Jamess
George
Yorkshire
England
Black Hawk County
Frank H. George
James
Squire George
Jubilee College
Peoria
Til
Mary J. Quirk
Belvidere
N. J
Injury Report: Miss Grady Fractures Ankle After Fall
Miss Bridget Grady of 403 Ninth Street West fractured her ankle after falling from a stepladder yesterday. She was admitted to St. Francis Hospital for treatment.
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Bridget Grady
Ninth Street West
St. Francis Hospital
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Foot Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast remedy for aching swollen feet. It claims two to three applications relieve pain in minutes and reduce swelling, with guaranteed satisfaction or money back from Robert Drug Co. and all druggists.
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Money Back
Robert Drug Co
Moone
Fox Chasers of Black Hawk County Feed Southern Sport
The Iowa Fox breeders supply red foxes to South Carolina and other southern states for hunting. Dr W A Moeller of Waterloo notes ships total 170 foxes since January with clients in Troy Alabama Philadelphia and Starkville Mississippi. Foxes are kept alive for repeated chases, bred for better dogs, and ethics guide the hunt. English fox hunting is described with packs of 25 to 40 hounds, a master of fox hounds, and the chase driven by horsemanship and tradition.
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South Carolina
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Old South
Waterloo
W. A. Moeller
James S. Beatty
Rock Hill
8. C
Moeller
Troy
Ala
Philadelphia
Starkville
Miss
Burton Avenue
Fox feunting and tail trophies from dogs chase
A fragment describes killing a fox by riders shredding the animal to present brush pads and mask as trophies while the body feeds the dogs. The practice spread in southern and eastern United States since colonial times. An automobile tourist made four tours of the Banara desert.
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United States
Coloniaus
Banara Desert
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Dr. Moeller
Caticura
Caticura Laboratorias
Dep. R. Malden
Mase
Cord Tires
S.S
Sycamore St
Munson Army
Chambray
Berl
Sycamore Street
Oxfords
Wangler’s Drug Store
Dt Scholls Zinc-pads
Carl Bickley
Pioneer Bank
Erlin Trad
Ray
Coats
Lengie Pants
Endicott-Johnson
Euco
Khae
Jake
Bill
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