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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
11
County auditors cut from a pauper bill tobacco and gum items, reducing the total from 7.19 to 6.64 while noting We pay for no tobacco. The piece also discusses overdrawn funds, unpaid warrants for deputy assessors and census enumerators, and the need for economical county spending including levies at the September session.
An advertising paragraph extols Parisian Sage as a liquid hair tonic that nourishes the scalp and roots to produce long thick soft hair. It claims the product invigorates growth and life and can be bought from Wangler Bros and drug counters, presenting beauty as accessible to all women.
Maude W. Smith Winterset Laura Priessman Red Oak Mary A. Tuttle Greenfield Louise Adler Ottumwa Note L Bryson Washington alternates Elizabeth Motul sky New Hampton Mary Penfield Clarion Martha Russ Newell Flora A Nott Sutherland Lena D Peters Dunlap Naomi Bradley Jefferson Mittle Dodge Nevada Kate Han chett Waverly Eva Meade Oelwein Alta Miller Davenport Elizabeth Beall Belle Plaine Hattie Knight Tama Margaret Armstrong 81 Charles Nettle Brooks Clarinda Mary A Caffee Osceola Myra 0 Mc Farland Sheridan Carolyn Bier man Columbus Junction Mrs Ray M Hanchett Waverly delegated to present Commander Byron C Ward with several dozen roses The gift followed Ward request at last convention that flowers be given to old soldiers while alive instead of after death Son of Veterans Election in Sons of Veterans meeting named a permanent organization committee reports heard officers elected One of the most important relations adopted naming L J Reed Central City organizer for the Sons of Veterans in Iowa Mr Reed will build up membership before next G A R convention for better representation
Mrs. 8. T. Oliver of 1228 East High Street Davenport Iowa says doctors told her hospitalization and operation were necessary for gall stones. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring her health, claiming weight loss and relief from pain and indigestion after treatment and endorsing the product.
A testimonial from Arthur Webb claims Eckman’s Alterative cured his lung illness after a 1904 typhoid pneumonia that developed into tuberculosis. Webb, who weighed 103 pounds in early 1905, says after three weeks on the remedy beginning July 14, 1905, he regained health and now works at a grain elevator. The ad asserts the remedy aids bronchial catarrh and other lung affections without harmful drugs and urges readers to request the booklet of recoveries.
Expressions of thanks praised the Boy Scouts and G A R auxiliaries. W T Kerr of Fort Dodge was re elected division commander, with H D Baker What Cheer senior vice commander and A Nelson Clear Lake junior vice commander. G I Taylor Cedar Rapids was re elected secretary treasurer, other officers named and Kerr awarded a silver cross for past service.
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