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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

6

Paul D Paden dies after rifle wound in Waterloo

Paul Donald Paden 25 son of Eva L Paden of 809 Grant avenue Waterloo died at 7 pm from a rifle shot wound to the temple. He had suffered depressive spells since a severe flu three years earlier and was found alone in his upstairs room. Surviving are his mother three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services are set at Westminster Presbyterian Church with burial in Sumner beside his father.

Paul Donald Paden Eva L. Paden Grant Avenue Presbyterian Paul Herman W. Kendal Sunset Road West High Mankato Kan Sumner Waterloo West High School Westminster Presbyterian Church Mary‘ Louise Ruth Agnes Paden Mia C. V. Stewart West Point Neb Robert W. Paden Ralph GC Paden Charles D. Darling Petergen, Bros

Iowa corn crop two weeks ahead of last year

Des Moines reports Iowa corn is knee high and about two weeks ahead of a year ago, with better than average conditions. Ample rain and sun supported growth, while minor flood and erosion damage affected a few thousand acres in the Maquoketa river basin. Oats, barley and wheat showed gains and first alfalfa cuts yield light.

Owa Associated Pregs Des Moines Towa’s United States Weather Bureau Maquoketa River Bevan

Three Generations of Women and Lydia Pinkham’s Compound

An advertisement touts Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from 1881, highlighting grandmother mother and daughter testimonials. Claims wide national and international demand for the old fashioned root and herb remedy with noted success.

Lydia B. Pinkham United States

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