Waterloo praised as booster city by Marietta leader
John W. Lansley of Marietta praises Waterloo after eight weeks studying its Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce and cites Was serlong as a model. He notes Waterloo has two boards of trade, supports industrial expansion, and credits public boosting spirit for turning a farming town into a manufacturing hub with 120 factories in ten years.
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John W. Lansley
Marietta
Hic
Waterloo
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Lansley
Board of Trade of Marietta
Boards of Trade
Fries
Wasserlong
Nwa
Billy
Bill
Cedar River
Board of Trade Treasury
Recorder's Office
Board of ‘Trade
Cuticura Heals Ten Year Eczema On Hands
Mrs. M. E. Falco reports a decade of eczema on hands finally cured by Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent after three doctors failed. She notes rapid improvement after one bottle plus ointment and complete recovery after the third bottle, with her daughter also cured in two weeks. She praises Cuticura for all skin or blood diseases and recommends it to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
M. E. Falco
Speers Ferry
Cuticura Remedies Promoted for Hair Care and Irritation
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for cleansing and Cuticura dressings to prevent dry thin hair, itching, and irritation, claiming to promote growth and beauty. It notes two accompanying directions per package and lists prices for OQuacera Boap, Qintreent, and Rosiront Chocolste Coated Fille, with Potter Drug & Cher. Co at 6.8 Columbus Ave Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drog & Cher
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mrs. Kleinbein buried at Reinbeck
The funeral for Mrs Christina Kleingeinst was held yesterday afternoon at First Lutheran Church with Rev Mueller officiating. The casket was then transported to Reinbeck by the Chicago Great Western for burial, with many relatives and friends accompanying the procession.
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Christina Kleingeinst
First Lutheran
Mueller
Chicago Great Western
Reinbeck
Buehner
Anna D. Buehner
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Waterloo
H. OH. Forkettrock
Calvary Cemetery
Resignation Accepted in Nuevo Leon Governor Case
The congress of Nuevo Leon state accepts General Bernardo Reyer's resignation as constitutional governor. The move ends a protracted dispute after the resignation was forwarded from Paris where the general currently resides.
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Monterey
Mexico
Congress of the State of
Nuevo Leon
Bernardo Reyer
Paris
France
Rev Beeman Puts Question On Devil Disease Debate
Rev H G Beeman spoke at Walnut Street Baptist last night addressing disease and death in a God of justice framework. He cited Dr George W Webster on alcoholism as a medical public health issue and urged scientific study, noting alcohol's impact on lifespans and immunity. He highlighted Christ’s conquest of disease and the soul's salvation as the Christian aim, with a larger attendance and many seeking conversion. He welcomed debate with liquor interests and offered open church or a hall for discussion. He concluded with a promotional note for Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Beeman
Enoch
Elijah
Geo. W. Webster
Chicago
Illinois State Board of Health
Washington
Webster
United States
Christ
David 8. Rose
Milwaukee
Manufacturers and Dealers’ Club
Joseph G. Donnelly
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Yuor
Jury Finds For The Defendant In Reed V Bene dict Case
The sealed verdict favored the defendant after a split jury from nine to three until dawn. Reed claimed $980 rent for 1909 and $2,800 damages for breach of contract regarding Bremer county farm rental for 1908 1909 and 1910. The defense argued nonoccupancy in 1909 due to alleged soil misrepresentation. Attorneys were A B Lovejoy for Reed and J E Williams with W N Birdsall for Bene dict.
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F. E. Reed
F. Benedict
Bremer County
Reed
A. B. Lovejoy
J. E. Williams
W.N. Birdsall
Record augustly tops 95 instruments filed in Black Hawk county
A Bolivar County recorder reports a daily record of 95 instruments filed for record in Black Hawk county led by 46 warranty deeds 25 mortgages and 10 releases. The influx taxed County Auditor J J Rainbow and the two abstract offices with clerks racing from morn to night to log deeds mortgages releases and related ownership changes.
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County Recorder
Plummer
Black Hawk County
J. J. Rainbow
Cedar Falls News Notes and Local Moves
Cedar Falls report notes Mr and Mrs Ashmore Kennedy visiting Seattle after leaving Cedar Falls for Mrs Kennedy’s sister Mrs Emma Rennison. Mrs B F Carroll of Des Moines to speak at the College chapel at 2:30 under Mothers' Council. Kroesen to Ute to care for son Charles after fatal fire. infant in care with Kroesen since the accident. Community friends extend sympathy to Noah Wiler family and daughter Maud Wiler.
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Cedar Falls
Ashmore Kennedy
Chinese Proposal Rejected by Russian Government
Peking March 4 The Russian Government in an informal note to the Chinese foreign board rejects in late China’s proposal for the construction of an Aizun and Chinchot railroad.
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Peking
Chinese Foreign Board
China
Aizun and
Chinchot
Always with the germs in modern medicine
The piece extols extreme cleanliness in surgery and everyday hygiene, stressing that germs thrive in grease but are driven out by scrupulous cleanliness. It promotes Gold Dust washing powder as the best sanitary cleanser that penetrates dirt and germ hiding places.
Community Notes On Local Residents And Movements
Mrs. Maud Wiler, recently from Iowa City, remains in weak condition after a second cancer operation last summer in Hot Springs S C. Mr. and Mrs. C O Parks rent the Jay cottage on Iowa street and move in Saturday. G F Wilson sprained his back while moving. Mr. and Mrs. J M Fuller return from Louisiana. Mrs. Woolfscroft returns from a two month Chicago and Minneapolis visit. Clifford Potter resumes work at Robinson Dry Goods Co. Ada Hollinsed departs for Mason City indefinitely. Alfred Grundy plans a Los Angeles law office but will return to settle affairs this spring. Miss Falkner explains her brother’s illness prevents her teaching. Mr. Fenner spends the week at Clarksville helping farm preparations. Glen Davis acts as mail-route supply in his absence. Miss Robinson, Student Volunteer Movement secretary, returns from India and will visit tomorrow and Friday. Josiah Mast of Berlin, Iowa, visits city with his daughter attending school.
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Maud Wiler
Iowa City
Hot Springs
S. C
C. O. Parks
Harrington
Normal Street
Jay Cottage
Iowa Street
Meme
G. F. Wilson
J. M. Fuller
Louisiana
Clifford Potter
Robinson Dry Goods Co
Ada Hollinsed
Miss Spicer
College Hill
Mason City
Alfred Grundy
California
Los Angeles
Miss Falkner
Teachers College
Kansas City
Mr. Fenner
Clarksville
Paul
Glen Davis
Miss Robinson
Student Volunteer Movement
India
Josiah Mast
Berlin
Iowa
Court bars ICC from enforcing grain in transit rule
Kansas City March 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission was permanently enjoined from enforcing the order prohibiting carriers from allowing compensation to owners and operators for the elevation and transfer of grain in transit in a decision by the United States circuit court here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Circuit Court
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Eczema
Cuticura
H. G. Beeman
F. BE. Reed
BE. OF
Benedict
Bob White
A. Connely
Positively
Western Electropode Company
Los Angeles St
Los Angeles, California
Rayo
Standard Oil Company
Saeporeted
Cohn Bros. Hide & Fur Co
Ptay
Commercial Street
Sth St
Dr. H. T. Eees
Bers
Dr. H. T. Mairs Remedy Co
Marshalltown
Derma Viva
Price Co
G. J. Milley and
Sehnneman Dror Stores
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