Father and Son Pass Ideals at Y M C A Banquet
Rev I J Lang urged fathers to set noble ideals for sons at the Y M C A Father and Son Banquet at First Methodist Church. More than 250 attended. W Kline stressed patriotism and the value of guiding boys, while J T Houser delivered welcome remarks and emphasized father son closeness during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Lang
First Methodist Church
Hle
Pach
Mr. Lang
M. GC
W. Kline
East Schools
Mr. Kline
A. T. Hakill
Jonslmaster
Mr. Hakill
J. T. Houser
Mr. Houser
George E. Pike
J. R. Macartney
Elmer Hersch
J. J. Miller
Dewar Newswire Briefs From Local Roundup
March notes report Chas Turner WH Jana Joan Padget in Chicago with cattle ads. Walter Ryan shipped a cargo of sorghum from here. Mr B Follett of Butler Mo visiting relatives. Mr Haggeman of Bennett Colo arrived with household goods to locate on a farm ten miles south. Ira Trever to hold a public sale March 12. Red Cross Indies to sample sales. M Lig next Thursday. Mrs Howe returned from Cedar Falls for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Indies
Beaver Todze Meeting Slated for March 72 Next Week
New Hartford reports a stated meeting of Beaver Todze on Tuesday evening March 72. Ray Dada sells his electric light plant to Cedar Valley Electric Light and Power, which will take possession April 1. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Lund last Sunday. Mrs John Pollock heads to Tong Teach California to stay with the Tillman family. Mrs Anton Mortensen recently underwent an operation at the St Rowess hospital in Waterlon and is recovering rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Beaver Todze
AL Pla
Ray Dada
Cedar Valley Electric Light ‘and Power Company
Carl Lund
John Pollock
Tong Teach
Cat
Harry Tillman
Anton Mortensen
Strowess Hospital
Waterlon
Joanie
Finchmod Wineboard and Farm Movers Report
Wineboard notes on March 6 lists Mrs. Rachel Garner and Mrs. Dore Palmer returning from Waverly after winter. Nets Grandon moves to a farm created by bred Flindley. Allie Briggs moves Janesville to the vacated farm. John Dorman will occupy the farm vacated by Trane Corwin. Isaac Corwin moves to John Dorman's former residence. Walters move near Clarksville to work on a farm. Slater Jonsety and Miss Sophia Calling Hearns wed February 12. Mr Jensen becomes Jcuttermaker at McCallsburg Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchford
Wineboard
Rachel Garner
Dore
Palmer
Waverly
Nets Grandon
Flindley
Allie Briggs
Janesville
John Dorman
Trane Corwin
Isaac Corwin
Walters
Clarkswilly
Slater Jonsety
Mise
Sophia Calling
Mr. Jensen
Tx Jcuttermaker
McCallsburg
Local Women Groups Report Busy Presbyterian Meeting
March 7 notes from La Porte City recount the Ladies' Mission Society annual session at Mrs. J. J. Anon's home with reports showing sustained interest. New officers include President Gay Woodley, Vice President George Aanwer, Secretary John Kline, and Treasurer Id. Admins. The Masters Ten superintendent is W. Hoyt.
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Lak Porvis City
Mesdames
Mines
Brust
John Lehaan
Aberville Claven
Morrison
Lyman
Wryant
Gamst
Gertrude McKean
Conmittes
Melville Haven
TH. K. Beal
G. E. Loveless
Detroit
Mich
Omaha
Neb
A. T. Kine
Dan Jackson
Waterloo
John Roberte
John Bolte
Spahn- Rose Lumber Company
Dubuque
J.D. Salmon
Mtule
Marjorie
Chicago
X. A. McPhayden
John Maldzahn
Finchford
C. C. Hahn
William McCreary
Boone
Mary Adams
Lew Gowdy
Fortuna
Cal
Vinton
Allison Election and Local Happenings in March
The March 11 school election for Allison Independent District will elect two three year directors to replace H. F. Wild and W. C. Shepard and a 10 year treasurer to replace F. H. Arnold. The March 25 municipal election will fill mayor, treasurer, assessor and five councilmen. Others note the jeweler Werner opening in Allison, families moving in, and local court adjournment to March 12 with furloughs and Army calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. Stevenson
Homer Lincoln
Newbury
Lone Tree
California
National Army
Rolland Peet
Airs
W. J. Lincoln
Rev. E. Starr
Ruth Artley
Hampton
Dallas Harrison
Hansell
Don’t Stay Gray with Brownatone Hair Dye
An advertisement from the Renton Pharmacal Co promoting Brownatone hair dye claims it provides a safe, lead free color from light brown to black. It says the product removes gray instantly without scalp itching, requires monthly touchups, and offers two shade options with 5 cent and 11.5 cent prices. A free sample offer is extended for a limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifc
Renton Pharmacal Co
Coppin
Royington
Teacing Drug
Bristow Community Notes and Local Moves
Bristow residents gather for a second Mariners Cooperative Elevator meeting with over $6 subscribed, plans for a new bungatlow, and local job moves include Moorhead resigning as high school director in New Britain and moving to San Antonio. Norman Bigwin and family relocate to a farm, W. T. Needham couple takes six weeks southern vacation, while Willis Boylan battles pneumonia and awaits care. Several families, including the Pipers and Aneweers, relocate within the area and local lectures near Kesley proceed with Andrew W. Flaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariners Co-operative Elevator Company
Moorhead, Jr
New Britain
Conn
Das Gyne
San Antonio
Tex Ta
Army
M.A. Work
Norman Dbigwin
Joan Wagner
Roy Oneie Clarkesville
W. W. Coverdale
Faamburg
Bataviy
Andrew W. Flaning
Willis Boylan
Kesley
Fiis
W. TE. Needham
Tampa
Fla
John Piper
Local society and health notes from Clarksville region
Clarksville residents and visitors share movement and illness news as several locals travel for family health matters. Mrs. Glenn Farley and Maren visit Waterloo for Mrs. Larson’s illness. Miss Jessie Palmer starts nurse training in Dubuque. Leona Norriman becomes night operator at the central exchange. Mrs. Blarry Possen visits Charles City. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilbert and Dr and Mrs. Vossen plan to relocate to Humboldt. Mrs. Forrest Seltz returns from Burlington Junction. Mrs. J P Neal and daughter Mary return from Waverly hospital after a week for Mary’s convalescence from an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Maren
Glenn Farley
Waterloo
Larson
Jessie Palmer
Dubuque
Finley Hospital
Leona
Norriman
Central Telephone Exchange
Blarry Possen
Charles City
Don Gilbert
Vossen
Humboldt
Forrest Seltz
Carters
Burlington Junction
J. P. Neal
Mary
Waverly Hospital
Alary
Waverly News Mixes Recovery Steps and School News
Miss Eilith Jenny Wade visits parents as another resident recovers from an accident at a corn shelter. Waterloo west high adds a second tenant and a free picture show follows a Saturday game. Churches hold joint services as congregations participate in communion and missionary society reports fund gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilith
Jenny Wade
Wiverly
Witeh East
Ila Righ
France
Waterloo West High
Selva
Bampet
Caak
Ceompany Tomibering
Ward
Sucaly
Sanday
Ehurther
Hugh Toyd
Presant
Waverly
Berm Bridigs
Marth
Iva Detra
Chaster
Roland Miller
Lloyd
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Dumont News Briefs Mention Illnesses and Local Death
Miss Opal Pratte has been homebound with rheumatism. Sherman Mater left for Kahoka to answer his sister’s illness news. The Dumont hotel changes hands as Charles Cray and wife take over. Nellie and Edwin Brown returned from Selma. Nellie resumes work, Edwin to Camp Dodge and then naval aviation training in South Carolina. Carty Freese, 29, died after long illness. funeral held at BE church with Rev. G. Cowellty officiating. School election set for next Monday.
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Dumont
Opal Pratte
Stamp
Sherman Mater
Kahoka
Amswer
Charles Cray
Madrid
Nellie
Edwin Brown
Selma
Edwin
Camp Dodge
Tueseday
South Caroloina
Naval Aviation Service
Carty Freese
W. Freese
Colorado
J. Baumegariner
BE. A
G. Cowelty
Doan's Kidney Pills Enduring Waterloo Testimony
A Waterloo resident, Mrs. Fannie A. Pyle, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of backache, kidney pain, and irregular function. She reaffirmed satisfaction on October 11, 1915, stating continued positive results from using the remedy. Advertises price 60c at dealers, Wester-Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fannie A. Pyle
Fast Second St
Dean
Community notes on illness and hospital care across town
Fragmented OCR records depict residents facing serious health issues amid hospital stays and care arrangements. Mentions include high blood pressure, recovery waits, and family support teams caring for patients at various local facilities. Names and places are scattered, with references to hospital visits, births, and helper duties among neighbors.
March Is The Most Dangerous Month Warns Health Page
An old health ad claims March brings the riskiest weather shift and disease risk. It touts Father John’s Medicine as a wholesome, alcohol free remedy for strengthening the system, warns against patent medicines, and cites sixty years of success in treating coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Dr Lewis Baker Advice Columns on Remedies and Health Tips
A long reader column reproduces Dr Lewis Baker’s medical advice promoting menthol essence for colds, balmwoert tonics for hair and skin issues, and laxatives for digestion. Letters from readers request cures for dandruff, fatigue, kidney problems, rheumatic pains, and nervous exhaustion with various prescriptions and home remedies.
Damaged OCR Summary of Local Church Visit
Fragmentary report notes individuals from Clestar Center and nearby towns visiting Congregational Church on a Sunday. Mentions Meron Mra KY, Guhron and Bernice, Alton Krebby, and Mra Fuleb Young from Suim. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wella
Clestar Center
Tan
Meron
Guhron
Bernice
Alton Krebby
Fuleb Young
Suim
Woman Leaves to Visit Son in Air Corps at Gerstner Field
A woman departs today to see her son Lloyd Young serving in the air corps at Gerstner Field Lake Charles Louisiana. The home of John Arthur is under smallpox quarantine with hired hand Mr Lampert as the sole occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Young
Aérn Squade Iron
Gerstner
Millions Use It For Colds
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick, inexpensive remedy for colds. It claims to relieve nasal congestion, headache, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, and body aches within hours and urges customers to insist on the brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Jts
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Mer. Courber
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Witerloo
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Percetnan Hive
Aubin
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Lewis Baker
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Ohio
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Mabel
Cay
Pr. Bayer
C. FE. White
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Grippe
Pres
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Bob
Law Ticket
River Front
West
Bob) Law Russell L. Degon
W. H. Brunn
James G. Clark
J. A. Townsley
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J. C. Beem
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A.W. Haffa
Joe W. Rickert
Bert E. Farrand
Perry W. Belangee
Walter FE. Matthews
Fred A. Sporle
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