Waterloo druggist Bernhard Striegel dies at 68
Bernhard Striegel a longtime Waterloo druggist and former race horse owner died at 4 am at his home 408 Leegan Avenue after a long illness. Born May 23 1858 in Schweighausen Germany he came to Waterloo in 1852 and entered the drug business. He married Loucoung of Waterloo March 4 1889 and retired about 15 years ago. The body lies at O Keeffe Towne funeral centers pending rosary recitation. grandchildren Richard and Jean Foster noted.
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Bernhard Striegel
Waterloo
Leegan’ ‘Avenue
Mr. Striegel
Schweighausen
Baden
Germany
Luecoung
Striegel
Richard
Jean
Foster
Emn
O'Keefe& ‘Towne
Stewardship to Become Focus at Jesup M E Church
The Jesup Methodist Episcopal Church plans an evening address by Dr. Percer Smith, Africa missionary, on stewardship. The Ladies Aid group will host a devotional and meeting at Mrs Odin L’s home in the afternoon, with officers and members listed for the event.
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Tater
America
Japan
Charles
T. Masteller
Oe Davis
C. Baldwin
T. Shanac
Water Supply From Hetch Hetchy Near San Francisco
San Francisco reports 400 million gallons daily added by twelve years of Hetch Hetchy work near the city. Ultimate cost projected around 79 million with years more work, including dams towers and a 312 foot high structure. The aqueduct will include 7 miles of tunnel and 69 miles of steel pipes delivering power and water with an expected five percent return on a $55 million investment.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sierras
San Francisco Bay
First Congregational Desires Pastor to Stay Permanently
Members of First Congregational church express strong support for Rev. Mr. Morgan. A resolution calls for a state conference council to install him as minister, effectively creating a permanent bond between pastor and congregation. The action marks the church’s second anniversary with his ministry.
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First Congregational
Richmond
Morgan
First Congregational Church
Council of Churches
State Conference of Congregational Churches
Mr. Morgan
Board of Trustees
Board of ‘Deacons
Missionary and Bishop Speak at Chas. City Church
A Courier Special Service reports Rev. William Frederick Heckelman spoke at First Methodist Church morning service after 21 years in Japan and Evangelistic work in neoklo. Dr. F. C. Witzigman led an illustrated talk on The Abundant Life at evening service. HI Y team led vesper service at Congregational church with Evron M. Karges directing.
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Charles Atty
William Frederick Heckelman
First Methodist
Japan
Neoklo
F.C. Witzigman
Waterloo
Hi-Y Gospel
Mason City
Congregational Church
Evron
M. Karges
Young People’s Society
L. Viola Walter
Quinter Kephart
Cedar Rapids
Grace Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Longley
Charles City
Three Seek Posts on Cedar Falls School Board
Three candidates filed for school board seats in Cedar Falls as nominations closed at noon. T. A. McNabb A. R. Baxter and John Berg are named in petitions while H. W. Johnson seeks re election as secretary.
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Cedar Falls
Courier
Saceial Service
Education
T. A. McNabb
John Berg
H. W. Johnson
Olive Tablets For Bad Breath Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer quick relief from bad breath by gently stimulating the bowels and liver to a natural action. The vegetable formula purifies the system without calomel side effects, with no griping or pain. Sold by all druggists in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
Monoxide Gas Found Worthless as Rat Killer
In Omaha on March 7 Charles Kranda a 10 acre farmer tested monoxide gas as a rat exterminator by sealing a sack around an exhaust pipe and running a car in a closed garage for about half an hour, reporting no successful results against four large rats disturbing his chickens.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles Kranda
Kranda
Musterole replaces mustard plaster for relief
Grandmother recalled mustard plasters burning and blistering for congestion and colds. Musterole offers similar relief without plaster or blister, a white oil-based ointment rubbed in to ease sore throats, bronchitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiffness, rheumatic pains, headaches, bruises, and more, even suggesting possible pneumonia prevention.
Kranda Recounts Ferocious Escape by Guard Dogs
Kranda opened the garage to bury the road rate and faced the cage with dogs that were alive and desperate. The German police dog of Kranda reacted with alarm and retreated as the animals lunged and attempted to break free.
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Kranda
Three cars in collision injure none in Aplington
Aplington March 7 Albert Johnson driver escaped unharmed when his car and two others crashed Sunday. The Courier Special Service reports extensive damage to Johnsons machine but no injuries among occupants. No charges were filed as the drivers exchanged information at the scene.
Afternoon collision nears miss no injuries reported
A car driven by JD H Eckhoff of Austinville failed to yield to a westbound vehicle and no injuries resulted. Miss Minnie Van Deser wed Harm Reemtsema at his brother A J Reemtsema’s home with Wedel officiating. Van Deest, related to P J Van Deent, arrived in Iowa two years ago from East Friesland Germany and will reside in Aplington. An Ames student ill with ear infection was reported to Acles’ son. Ladies Aid Presbyterian group hosted a party on Fisney avenue for Miss Harken and a marriage is anticipated soon for Ben Pookes, Kealey Elevator owner.
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Johnson
JD. H. Eckhoff
Austinville
Minnie van Deser
Harm’ Reemtsema
A. J. Reemtsema
Mier
Wedel
Miss van Deest
P. J. van Deent
Iowa
Eriesland
Germany
Aplington
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Carl Bickley
Pioneer Bank
Suard_ Boos
Ee Vlc
T Presbyterian
Fisney Ave
Ben Pookes
Kealey Edevator
Unique Cleaners
Waterloo Insurance Agency
Lamar J. Duke
Mer
Fred W. Andres
Mgr
Lafayette
Franklin
F.C
N.Y
Conry Motor Car CO
West Fifth St
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