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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

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Hemorrhagic septicemia hits Iowa cattle herds

A disease outbreak in three northeastern Iowa counties including Ames is identified as hemorrhagic septicemia by Dr. Kurt Schern of Iowa State College. He reports cattle losses from several farms, notes possible rabies as a separate concern, and describes serum and vaccine development underway with experimental trials on infected herds.

Ames Mithell Gordo Floyd Kurt Schern Veterinary Research Laboratories Town State College Schern Iowa McLeod Charles City Rounyies Lowa

Interurban Stl Agent Electrocuted Near Des Moines

In Des Moines area on June 28 an Interurban StL agent named Young, 31, was found dead in his office near Des Moines after contact with a live electric wire. Deputy Sheriff Kelly reported severe burns on one hand. victims said he was dusting electrical equipment when he touched a live line. The agent, a father of two, was married and his wife was preparing breakfast when notified. No further details on cause beyond electrocution.

Les Moines Young Turban Sway Company Enslight Des Moines Welock Jalo Kelly Sherif Welly Alivona Pan Interurban Kelly

Bankers seek con man in Iowa using forged drafts

A detective through Gust J. Patek tracks a man named Wilson who claimed to be connected with Cook and Al Oy. The con man demonstrated a bank writing machine in Creston forging a blank draft and cashed it, then later cashed a check in Sioux City under the name W. G. Alexander, who denies signing it.

Phe Inwa Bankers Seckition Gust J. Patek Wilson Joy Cook al- Oy Cays Sui Creston Chicago Feap W.G. Alesander Mexander

Accident at Milford Concrete Works Strips Worker’s Clothes

Milford June 26 A curious accident at Milford Concrete Works left Albert Heinrich uninjured after a machine sprocket grabbed his bib and spun him at high speed. His clothing tore away except for socks and shirt, yet he landed on his feet and returned with spare trousers to fix damage to the hopper.

Milford Milford Concrete Works Albert Heinrich Albert

Iowa Law Set for Court Battle Over Bankrupt Stock Claims

Des Moines report notes Iowa’s next law to face a court challenge centers on stock and pricing practices. Knoxville business operator with Des Moines ties allegedly used rate cuts to drive competitors into bankruptcy. The piece hints at trader allegations and transient business activities amid scrutiny.

Des Moines Iowa Sian Knoxville

Save Eyes With Uptona Eye Remedy Prescription

Thousands suffer eye troubles from self care and costly specialists. A simple Uptona based system, mixed by Behneman Co or any drugstore, promises quick relief from irritation and inflammation, with reports of wearers discarding glasses after weeks of use. The ad cautions about sensitive eyes and infants.

Behuneman & Co

No Immunity Bath for Iowa Farmers

Des Moines reports the state dairy and food department will prosecute farmers and dealers for selling bad eggs. Commissioner W. B. Barney notes 16 farmers have already been convicted for egg handling violations. Also, Cedar Rapids notes Monticello in Jones county may test a new paying law funding street improvements by properties not abutting the work, with $30,000 in contracts expected and possible court action.

Des Moines State Dairy and Food Department W. B. Barney Barney Cedar Rapids Monticello Jones County

Tama County farmer badly hurt by horse

Toledo June 25 Hauser Chris Wangon a farmer living six miles north of Toledo was seriously injured yesterday morning when kicked in the face by a horse. He was found semi conscious in the barn with a badly fractured nose and severe facial cuts. After dressing his wounds he regained consciousness and though seriously hurt is believed to recover. He is about forty five years old and has a family. Creston June 21 Ferne May Johnston two years old died after eating medical tablets mistaken for candy while staying with her mother Mrs A C Johnston of Dexter visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Adams near Orient. The mother was distraught and taken to her sister in Preston. The girl was an only child. Special sale on Pedestals.

Ida Grove Charles Hicks California Hicks Appanoose County Iowa Inez Appandore County Monona County Los Angeles Cal Algo Wude Jand Valley George W. Clark Clark Toledo Hauser Chris Wangon Christianson Creston A.C. Johnston Dexitr J. A. Adams Orient Ferne May Johnston Preston

System Awakens With Pure Blood Remedy Ad

An old patent remedy claims to purify blood by stimulating nerves kidneys lungs and excretory organs. It promises to improve vitality guard health and support bodily functions while warning against substitutes. The ad directs readers to Mecha Dept The Rwitt Specie Co 537 Bike a Atante Ga.

Rwitt Specie Co

Liability law notes on work injury definitions and compensation

The piece explains how under the compensation act, effective July 1, the term personal injury covers injuries arising in employment that affect work capacity. It surveys cases on accidents, toxic exposure, tubercular conditions from trauma, fainting fits, apoplexy, heart disease, frost bite, mental shocks, and pre existing conditions. It notes that injuries from medical treatment and hospital acquired diseases can qualify for compensation and cites varying state interpretations.

Chas, M. Young Iowa Massachusetts

New potatoes on the public market and quick berry sellout

Public market report notes three crates of very good straw berries sold quickly at 15 cents a box. A grower promises berries through next Saturday. Peas sell at four pounds per quarter and home grown new potatoes at 50 cents a peck. Small size noted. Large solid heads of table vegetables also on sale. Schollian's Cigar Store at Fourth and Water Streets.

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Iowa News DR. Schern Ames Mares Investigation Adm Retail Merchants’ Association Veurastic Iowa City Town City Trinity Episcopal Church J. H. Halsey Wadesboro N.J Maryewell Watson New Jersey Groop George Watson Sarmuel N. Watson Paris France Ida County Franmer Tama County Arenanas Schollian's Cigar Store Fourth and Water St Panama Exposition Humphrey Exposition The Citizens Gas & Electric Co Corner Park Avenue
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