Death claims Sanford Waite in La Porte City report
La Porte City notes recount the death of Sanford Waite at the hospital after a third analytic stroke at about 40. He moved from Michigan years ago, raised a family near Marathon, and was a member of the M E church and Modern Woodmen. Funeral held Friday. burial in family lot with two sons buried there.
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la Porte City
Sanford Waite
Mr. Walte
Michian
Marathon
Laat Janary
Ity
M. E. Church
Woodmen Pidge
Grace
la Porte
United Evangelical
James Angel
Matt Tharp
James Gingrich
Denver
Colo
G. Gingrich
B. JF. Kirkland
Chicago
G. P. Caweltl
Donald
Dorothy
Toho
Musselman
Naperville
W. M. Blough
John Kruse
Bruce Center
Vinton
Fred Roll
Charley Hughes
Celia
Shelleburg
Cedar Point
Margaret Myers
Radcliffe
Eva Grobe
Bonnie Beal
Waterloo
John Heinz
Mila
Orange Notes on Families and Local Happenings
Mrs Worden Miller returns from an east visit and Brethren conference. A. A. Bontrager to return from the coast in July. Orange town two weeks behind. weeds grow well. Informal gathering at Benjamin Dejager home with neighborhood youths. Mr Bear of Freedens PA visiting friends. Dennis Schrock and bride Miss Peck from Meyersdale PA arrive. Orange boys earned money for ice cream in a short spelling stunt. Golden Rule Girls Sunday school gave a fine missionary program at the Orange church. Warren Blough’s barn nearly finished. Orin Guagy on crutches after leg injury. Harry Smucker returned from New York cattle trip. Young men Sunday boat class begins membership contest. blue and yellow ribbons. State Sunday school convention in Des Moines progress. Milking machines gain traction on Orange township farms. Farmers using them include Grant Miller, Samuel Hoover, McKay brothers, Samuel Sweiter, Will Sindlinger, Norman Shick.
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Orange
Worden Miller
Church of the Brethren
A. A. Bontrager
Orange Town
Benjamin Dejager
Warren Blough
Orin Guagy
Harry Smucker
New York
Logera
Samuel Hoover
Jester Miller
Stuart Hamer
Des Moines
Orange Township
Grant Miller
McKay Brothers
Samuel Sweiter
Will Sindlinger
Norman Shick
Washburn Update and Birth Announcement
Washburn June 25 Ollie Myhaler remains hospitalized in Waterloo unable to be moved home. Word arrives of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Beebee formerly of this place.
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Washburn
Ollie Myhaler
Waerloo
Wesley Beebee
Blood Health Advice From The Swift Specific Co
A dated advertisement extols B S S as a natural blood medicine for gland swelling and blood purification. It asserts the product stimulates new flesh exchange and can overcome glandular issues. The copy urges readers to buy a bottle and contact The Swift Specific Co. for medical guidance.
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B.S. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Bldg
Atlanta
Local family notes span two states and multiple visits
A scrambled fragment recounts residents and visitors across Colorado Iowa and Texas. Mentions Myra Lu Elsie Dane Mrs Fannie Griffith and Nellie with kin in Waterloo Gil Trevor Dan Schell Gilbertville and Independence. Several patients and relatives travel, visit, or relocate as communities share gossip and small town ties.
Waterloo Club Seeks Pathology Lab Experts
The Waterloo society plans a local pathology laboratory and will interview several applicants, with Mrs Porterfeld and Waterbury I to meet candidates in Chicago. A first trip to identify equipment needs and costs aims to secure a modern, efficient lab, Rochester next likely. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertised for colds and bronchial issues.
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Porterfeld and
Waterbury I
Chicago
Like Nature
T Ie
Waterloo
Rochester
Ming
Linden News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Linden items note Nellie Lane aiding sister Mrs. Morisner at 227 Sixth Street West while her son recovers from an operation. Mrs. Geo Rinehart recovers from a toe injury after a fall. Mrs. J A Carnes and Grace depart to Davenport for a visit over July 4. Amos Quackenbush moves to Wyomin g Street Blowers addition. Mrs. Harry Tromhauser of Jackson Minn visits Will and Mrs Baumgartner. Rev. Earl Baker aids in Northwood revival meetings for two weeks. Stephen Haboush to speak at Linden church Sunday morning with no evening service. Mr and Mrs Jo Marstellar visit Will Baumgartner and C F Chapman. Mrs Herman Schwa ke ill at home.
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Harry Tromhauser
Jackson
Minn
Will Baumgzartner
Earl Baker
Northwood
Stephen Haboush
Linden Shurch
Jo Marstellar
Will, Baumgartner
C. F. Chapman
Herman Schwake
Dearborn Avenue
Waterloo Medical Society to investigate laboratories
In the interest of a pathological laboratory to be established in Waterloo, the Waterloo Medical Society appointed a committee to investigate such laboratories in larger cities. The committee left for Chicago Friday evening and will visit every laboratory, with Dr. F. W. Porterfield and Dr. C. A. Waterbury representing them.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Medical Society
Society
Chicago
F. W. Porterfield
C. A. Waterbury
Los
Moon Six-30 Aims At New Era In Moon Cars
The 1916 Moon Six-30, announced by Moon Motor Car, marks a new era. It sells for 1185 dollars, about 185 dollars above the 1916 low price and far below the lowest Moon model in 1914, while costing more than half the price of the top Moon model in 1914. The company says it has strived each year to cut production costs for lower prices.
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Moon Motor Car Company
Iattle
Chandler
Chandlers
Moon Moon models TH10 launch aims to top records
Stewart Mc Donald vice president of the company states the Sine Guowa dive produced a winning result and they expect to sell at least 3 500 of the new cart In the TH10. The six 30 will be sent daily for ere in June and collectors are urged to fund Moon's efforts nationwide as quickly as possible.
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Sug Stewart McDonald
Tha
Fomtobily Vahite
Waterloo Man Grand Master of Odd Fellows
Howard Sweeney of Waterloo to show grand impster of the Iowa grand lodgy LO OF. F. sgcording to word rowgieed here this morning. The honor calls to Mr. Sweeney an automatic promotion from the office of deputy grand master which he held last year. W. S. Kite of Des Moines was elected deputy grand master to succeed Mr. Sweeney, and the other offices of the grand lodge were filled: Grand warden C H Alexander Des Moines. Grand secretary R L Tilton Des Grand treasurer A E Hindort Newton. Grand representative H F Wagner Sigourney.
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Howard Sweeney
Waterloo
Iowa
Hinor
Sweeney
W. 8. Kite
Des Moines
Grand Lodge
C. BH. Alexander
R. L. Tilton
A. EB. Hindort
Newton
H. F. Wagner
Sigourney
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Bresdwar
Colorado
Myra Lu
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Bet
Elsie Dane
Gertrude
Louis Kemp
Gil
Ibertville
Hriday Uladt
Ing
den Talent
Geo. Morris
Nellie
Ethel Montgomery
Burger
Burgess
Driscoll
N. D
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Della M. Call
Dan Sehul
Calamus
Martha Wo
Dunkerton
Tom Malcom
Mrs. Hickox
Mrs. Malcom
Foley
Linden
Odd Fellows
Petey
Quick Watson
Narhat
Ricwe
Bosch
Gray & Davis
Rayfield
Stewart
Firestone
Central Auto & Supply Co
Sixth
Franklin Streets
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Viera
Egor
U. S. Department
United States
Altstadt & Langlas
Burt Thomas
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