United Doctors Claim Cures After Disagreement Among Physicians
Sadie McNamara of Omaha recounts seeking United Doctors after ordinary doctors failed. She describes a diabetes misdiagnosis, rapid improvement after treatment began February 16, and praise for the institute in Waterloo. The letter urges readers to trust the United Doctors, noting free examination and refusal of incurable cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Sadie McNamara
Charles St
Omaha
Nebi
Waterloo
Littleton Notes On Local Moves And Events
A. G. Agnew of Dunkerton tends farming interests north of Littleton. J. C. Stevenson and son visit Waterloo. Miss Meythaler suffers tonsillitis. Mrs. Mart hart visiting Dubuque. Park Walker trips to Monti. Hill family moves into vacated Buchan home. A. Acuf and family relocate to Ipswich. Buchan family moves to J Waters. Ladies Aid to host dinner March 9 at Mrs. Arnold. A lively group showers Nellie Masters and Walter Howard before their wedding nearby. Families attend Blanche Miller and Ray Whitney wedding at Independence.
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Littleton
A. G. Agnew
Dunkerton
J. C. Stevenson
R. C
Waterloo
Meythaler
Ipswich
Geo. Buchan
J Waters
Ladies Aid Society
E. E. Arnold
Masters
Nellie Masters
Walter Howard
Herbert Miller
Ray Miller
E. W. Stevenson
Chas
Lestie Meythaler
Independence
Blanche Miller
Ray Whitney
Dewar Community Removals and Visits Reported
March notes from Dewar list residents moving to West Union Iowa Butler county Hudson and Hazleton Iowa while others visit relatives in Johnston Nebraska Waterloo Oelwein Dunkerton Eagle Center and Hazleton with farm changes and local officials checking dairy law compliance. Several ill and traveling residents are mentioned along with new homes and visiting guests.
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Joe Holderman
Familly
Hudson
Joe
Frank Meier
Eagle Center
John Mack Haa
Hazleton
John Oyler
Waterloo
J. Murphy
Otto Mixdor
George Rig‘don
B. Boyer
John Adams
Oelwein
Btute Food and Dairy
C.ottoser
Iowa
John Steebel
Dunkerton
M. Lilly
Wm. Struble
Frank Smith
P. Kress
Finchford 2 see esc essen
Oscar Illian and family returned from Minnesota. Mrs George Sands and Mrs Mary Shanks visited relatives. The Schwabs and Page families travelled and stayed with relatives during absences. Several moves announced including J Wild farm Hartnett place and Beaty Cedar Falls relocation.
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Esc Essen
Harry Plantz
Charles Dorman
Charles Weathers, Jr
Joe Wild
Palmer
Hartnett Place
Hudson 1930s social notes and illnesses from town
Hudson notes report visits from Dike Reinbeck and Waterloo residents. S. E. Cain is seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia and dies Monday. Local residents attend dances, travels, and medical appointments in nearby towns including Waterloo Minneapolis New Hampton and Voorhees. Mrs. Susie Alexander and Mabel travel for treatment. many names appear with family and social visits.
Police Curfew Enforced Downtown Amid Nighttime Burglaries
Police adopt an 11 PM curfew targeting late diners and vagrants to curb petty burglaries. Officers to patrol rail yards and hoards of the city, dragnet in place. Judge Caldwell reports swift results with fines and hard labor for several defendants including Braden, Roberts, and Spencer. H B Maynard sails for Chicago on an inspection trip for Citizens Gas and Electric, with family accompanying him.
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Ting
E. Montgomery
James Spencer
Glen Hahn
John Stabernuch
la Porte City
Erwin Kranta
Peter Gales
H. B. Maynard
Citizens’ Gas & Electric Company
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Shreveport
Maynard
Uttle
Helen
Evanston
Mr. Maynard
Ohio
Clara Maynard
R. C. Dawes
Robert
Jack
Grand Jury in Tama County adjourns to next Tuesday
Traer Iowa March 3 The grand jury and the court have adjourned to Tuesday next The jury investigated a Garwin liquor case a Tama baby poisoning and the McNeal case from Traer but no report has been made Minor cases were disposed of with no jury trials yet The Knoop will case will go to the May term Special medicine for kidney ailments Foley's Kidney Remedy touted by Isaac Regan Marmer Missouri in a testimonial from J K Joder & Son
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Traer
Garwin
Tama
Young McNeal
Knoop Will
Foley
Isaac Regan
Marmer
J. K. Joder & Son
Raymond Social Event and Local Notices Update
Raymond March 2 report notes George Thome hospitalized in Waterloo after minor surgery. Two mail recipients remain at Raymond post office, C. C. Painter and Edward Lowe. A Thursday basket sociable at Raymond school drew wide attendance, auctioneer John Jungen, funds boosted for the treasury. Program included Census Taker, Landing of the Pilgrims, Nigger Night School, pantomime, recitations, German pieces, and music by the Raymond band with guests Clair Dustee and John Roberts.
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Raymond
George Thome
Waterloo
C. C. Painter
Edward Lowe
Raymond School
John Jungen
Treasury
Mary Phillips
Kath Phama
John Demuth
Pilgrims
Mae Carroll
John O'Connell
Mary Magin
Margaret Demuth
Helen Eht
Lois Hall
Vincent Hall
Frank Demuth
Joe O'Conner
Victor O'Connell
John Lutger
Herbert Britzman
Agnes Cornell
Mary Wingert
John Wingert
John Mangin
Willie Wagner
Willie Mangin
Claude O'Connell
Lilian O'Conner
Reay Wingert
Isabel Carpell
Mable Schular
Margaret Fischels
Susie Fiechels
Nick Lutgen
Charles Britzman
Raymond Band
Clair Dustee
Dyarsvillia
John Roberts
John Kasch
Viola Raach
Ruth Helm
Allison Highsights and Events Parade in March
Allison residents heard crayon lecturer James R. Barkley at the opera house Tuesday. Church meetings moved forward with a theme The Journey of Life and speakers Captain Brown and Rev Hardcastle slated. Butler County Farmers institute set for March 10 11 with four prisoners in jail. Local moves include the Shepards purchasing a home and Isaacson traveling to Chicago. A horse sale at Martin Webster’s realized over 50, Frances Willard program at Congregational church featured Rev Parks and Disney, Mrs Ethel Mead visiting, and a large junior class basket social at the opera house netting over 50.
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Butler County
W. C. Shepard
J. B. Isaacson
Chicago
Martin & Webster’s
Frances Willard
Hamilton
Shell Rock
Eva Weires
James Marlow Af Greene
Opera House
Cale
Frank H. Hill
F. J. Ray
Local Notes From Waverly Social Roundup
Waverly reports J. T. Mahon accepts a position in Gruben's marble shop in Kewanee. Mrs. Nannie Grossmann celebrated her 86th birthday last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Hahn of Waterloo attended the event. L. S. Cass of the WLC F. & N. railroad visited on business. Mrs. John Leonard of Waterloo visited her sister Mrs. N. B. Marsh. Mrs. Wm. Tiarmer and daughter Miss Kate Tiarmer moved to Clarksville. Mr. E. Johnson, son-in- (text cut)
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Wm. Tiarmer
Kate Tiarmer
Clarksville
Mrr. E. Johnson
Scratched for Forty Years Used PD D D Prescription
Anne Croman of Santa Rosa California shares experience with the D D D eczema cure. The mild wash claims instant relief from skin trouble, cleanses impurities, washes away blotches and pimples, leaving skin smooth. A 25 cent trial bottle is offered for home use with assurance of effectiveness. Wanglear Bras.
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Anne Croman
Santa Rosa
Cal
Local notes include school program and community events
The town hosted a crowded final school program at the new three mile north schoolhouse with a box social raising over twenty dollars for the school. Winnie Pratt hosted a girls’ party, Vern Lovejoy returned to work at the Wright greenhouse, and Mr and Mrs John Fox celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary. A bus barn fire destroyed I Lamberton’s barn and hay with minor insurance. Jay Tyrell’s remains were returned to Rockford for burial after dying of pneumonia. H Letha and L Z Steneel formed a construction partnership downtown next to Fritz’s grocery. Local adverts praise Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble.
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Winnie Pratt
Vern Lovejoy
Wright Greenhouse
W. B. Ioxewear
Waterloo
John Fox
Tesday
Weyer
Jerry Messenger
Hi. J. Pinney
Goo. Svixary
Lamberton
Aunu
Mr. Lamberton
Jay
Marble Rock Notes and Local Visits
Barr went to Colfax Saturday for rheumatism treatments as the illness deeply affects her. District Superintendent T Evans delivered a fine sermon at the M E Church Tuesday evening. Special meetings bring joy to locals eager to hear the gifted speaker. A J Asper has been sick the past week. Mr and Mrs C H Williams of Greene stayed with B J Cakes and wife Thursday. Dr C J O Keefe visited Mason City Wednesday. H Stott has been ill recently. Paul Bucklin is recovering from pneumonia, and Mrs M Carbenter was called to needful assistance.
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Mecheller Brothers
Edna Smith
Sioux City
Ed Schmitt
Dewar
Raymond
Joseph Teeter
Batty
Frank
Gilbertyite
Burgess
Waterloo
H. Poyner
Glenn
H. Price
Jesup
Maren L
Celia Bahl
Math Demuth
Allen
Jjuile Hs
Amps Barr
Colfax
T. Evans
M. E
A. J. Asper
C. H. Williams
Greene
B. J. Cakes
C. J. O'Keefe
Mason City
H. Stott
Paul Bucklin
M. Carbenter
The Skin And Not The Blood Meritel Eczema Remedy
An old public notice asserts eczema is a skin disease, not blood, and praises Meritel Eczema Remedy from the American Drug and Press Association. Wenderson Drug Co. is authorized to sell it in Waterloo, with promises of prompt action and lasting results.
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American Drug and Press Association
Wenderson Drug Co
Waterloo
Machine Cut Keys Assist at West Waterloo Shop
W Barber on Park Ave West Waterloo offers duplicated pin tumbler keys by machinery. A single key 25e, 2 to 6 alike priced at 29, seven or more alike priced higher.
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W. Barber
Park Ave
West Waterloo
Funeral Notices and Local Social Gathering Recap
The community mourns James Reamen with a funeral at Cheapttet church. J W Gateswig visits Greene on Monday. Mrs Gales and Mrs W Wilson hosted a forty-guest afternoon event at the Home of Mrs. On Friday. The gathering featured yellow and green decorations, merengue favors, and served refreshments. hostess support from several named ladies.
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California
J. W. Gateswig
Greene
James Reamen
Cheapttet
Tf Gales
W. Wilson
Sra
Lelia Gates
Migr
Wiltoth
Inez
Percy
Terntee Seddey
Cunetinis
CS Darland
Birthday gift decorates lakeside gathering
On Thursday at her home the lake setting glowed with green and white decorations as ladies enjoyed an afternoon visit. The Ruexts presented the hostel with seven hand painted tankards as a birthday gift.
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Ruexts
Ramsay Dry Goods Store Closed for Invoicing
Clarion I A March 3 The large dry goods store of J H Ramsay has been closed for invoicing after stock losses from a wholesale house failure. A C Johnston of Northfield MN oversees the inventory and a sale at reduced prices or by a new owner is likely. Ramsay, esteemed in town affairs, is hoped to remain in Clarion.
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Clarion
J. H. Ramsay
Mr. Ramsay
A.C. Johnston
Northfield
Minn
Itp
Ramsay
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Finchford
Harry Loonan
Thomas’ Loonan
Farragut
A. T. Joder
S. E. Cain
Susie Alexander
Mabel
Will McFarlane
Clyde Howell
Maude Howell
Dan Gutknecht
Maude Blough
Hicks
Will Sweitzer
Frank Harris
Dewey Graner
Will Smith
Irv Blough
Ches. Walters
New Hampton
Florence Harter
Minneapolis
Lea Grgen der Sen
Wag
Bradfield
Tama County
Allison
Waverly
J. W. Kuhn
Princeton
J. K. Deder & Son
Clarion Dry Goods Store
Sunkist
Rogers
Orang
Sankist
California Fruit Growers' Exchange
Clark Street
Chitesee
Royal Blue
Sycamore Street
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Commercial National Bank
W. W. Miller
E. L. Johnson
F. C. Platt
Geo. E. Lichty
H.C. Schultz
E. W. Miller
H.W. Wente
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