Waterloo auto dealers form new organization to back roads
About 30 Waterloo auto dealers met at the Russell Lamson hotel to organize the Automobile Dealers Association of Waterloo. They plan to affiliate with the group, promote city interests, back road improvements, and push for a city auditorium with a big automobile show planned for 1916. Officers elected include President Frank Bryauns and Vice President J K Vaughan, with other posts filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Dealers’ Association of
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Swamp Root Credited For Kidney Relief By A Kirchhoff
A Brooklyn resident testifies in 1914 that Swamp Root cured years of kidney trouble after doctors failed. He recalls a severe episode when his children had to lift him from his bed and credits Swamp Root with restoring his health. Commissioner of Deeds verifies the affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kirchhoff
Brooklyn
N.Y
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
A乡 newspaper advertisement requests readers send ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York for a sample size of Swamp Root. The ad claims it will convince the reader of benefits for kidneys and bladder and offers a booklet of information. Mentions Waterloo Evening Courier and bottles priced fifty cents to one dollar at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Waterloo Evening Courier
Storan
Hagerman Addition
D. C. McLain
Waterloo
Gen
4Th St
Carling
Home Park
FOUN
Indiana
B. Han
Columbia Theatre
Highland
Frank F. Knapp
Sarah Co
Citizens Bank
Edina
Knox County
Mon
J. B. McMillen
Joe Raymond
East Sth St
Fischer Charged With Using The Mails To Defraud
Fischer faces a federal charge of willfully using the mails to defraud several persons by posing as a car manufacturer and taking deposits for open cars without delivering them. He was summoned before United States Commissioner J. E. Dempster and bound over to await federal court action in Detroit. Post Office Inspector Elijah E. Fraser filed the information. investigators tracked him from Michigan to New York and Pennsylvania before arrest in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L Fiseher
United States
J. E. Dempster
Detroit
Mich
Fischer
Post Office
Elijah E. Fraser
Jaroy Fisher
C.J. Flacher
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Beav er Creamery hires W H Chapman as buttermaker and manager
The New Hartford special meeting approved the hiring of W H Chapman as buttermaker and manager for the coming year. At the annual meeting of the New Hartford Farmers Mutual Cooperative Creamery Company the secretary’s report showed strong business. Retiring directors were re elected and a new board includes President W J Harmon Vice President C Woll Treasurer L B Ensign Secretary R L Farnsworth Directors W J Harmon Wolf Wo Bertart J S Corrigan and Wm Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Beaver Creamery Company
W. H. Chapman
New Hartford Farmers’ Mutual Co-operative Creamery Company
W. J. Harmon
C. Woll
B. Ensign
R. L. Farnsworth
Wolf
Wo. Bhertart
J. 8. Corrigan
Wm. Kramer
Monard OG. Esker
Frank Vinerance
Minnesota
Alma Ingalls
Lena
Ill
Haseen
Ethel Phillips
James Hunt Ani
Kesivy
Ben Deobbes
Messrs
J. C. Strants
Ed Fitch
A. T. Perrin
Valley Chapter
Cedar Falls
Frankie Buchholz
Waterlooks
Ali
Sam Williams
A. McDonald
Arkansas
Rolott J
Wets and Drys Clash over Liquor Bills in Iowa Senate
Debates in the Iowa Senate centered on temperance measures with wets and drys clashing over the schedule of indefinite postponement and a Whitmore carrier report bill. The drys argued for delaying similar measures while wets pressed for action, with votes splitting 11 for and 31 against on a key motion and senators from multiple factions weighing in during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Committee of Suppression
Whitmore All
Clarkson
Shrug and White
Iowa
Hagemann
Caswell
Everemeyer
Frasier
Greene
Kimball
Quigley
Shrup
Sheean
Thompson
White
Town
Savage
Whitmore
Committee On
Francis
Bea
Drys
Town Talk and Local Notices from Waterloo Area
Town residents I and Parsons recover at home after illness while Mrs Parsons also improves. Gutknechts depart Drillwater Sask after two and a half months visiting in Waterloo and Hudson area. D B Sewing club met at Vivian Kennett’s with Miss Martin Frances Gardner and Marjorie Munn visiting. sewing and music and refreshments. Hudson census shows 412 residents. Black Hawk township total 926. Miss Dessie Bird recovering at home after appendectomy. W M Bird from Grasston present. Mitina illness noted. Mrs Hird accompanied by Lansing Kansas sister care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Gutknecht
Drillwater
Sask
Waterloo
Hudson
D. B
Aldson
Black Hawk Township
Dessie Bird
St. Francis Hospital
Columbia Street
W. M. Bird
Grasston
Mitina
Reinbeck and vicinity school and social notes
Mrs Herman Witye and daughter Goldie plan a two week visit to Scotland South Dakota. Miss Helen Cragg of Ft Dodge stayed with Mrs G A Clark. Jedith Shoemaker finished her teaching course at Cedar Valley State Teachers College and returned home. Dr and Mrs C W Gruner visited in Waterloo. Leon Green is sick with scarlet fever under quarantine. Various relocations, birthdays, a boy born March 2 to Mr and Mrs Wolkert Felkerts, Miss Josie Severance changes jobs, Sheriff Bockes and Deputy Benz served warrants, Miss Mary Elliott to compete in a declamatory contest with fifteen high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jleibeck
Herman Witye
Goldie
Scotland
S. D
Helen Cragg
Ft. Dodge
G. A. Clark
Mang Jedith Shoemaker
State Teachers’ Vallege
Cedar Wally
Elfry
C. W. Gruner
Waterloo
Wathway
Leon Green
Mary Vick
Henry Cook
Henry Sweerin
Beauchamp
W. 8
Schmidt
Robert, Fabricius
de Wolf
Getlimann
Weber
Vinton
Nana
Jennie Smith
Wolkert Felkerts
Lawn
Bockes
Sherif Benz
Carl Petersen
James Fletcher
Ise Maristta White
Sever
B. H. Shimer
Wesk
Joe Cutis
Grundy Center
Gertrude Ellicott
Mary Eliott
Reinbeck High School
Grinnell
Gilbertville Staff Shifts and Local Visits
Frank Thelen leaves Frank Franta to work for Frank Philips while Nicholas Bloes stays with Franta. Guy McQuitty serves as night operator at the call station. William Wagner covers 6 am to 6 pm. Leonard Krantz and Magdalene Krantz visit from Waterloo. Miss Mary Holbach improves after five months ill. Several residents remain on the sick list, including Mrs. Nick Wrest and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
Frank Thelen
Frank Franta
Frank Philips
Nicholas Bloes
Guy McQuitty
Urbana
William Wagner
Leonard Krantz
Waterloo
Magdalene Krantz
I M. Delagar
Gehart Esider
Iowa House Bills Seek One Year Residency for Divorce
Des Moines reports Iowa legislators move to require a plaintiff in a divorce action to have resided in the state at least one year. Rep Arthur W. Slaught of Ottumwa backs the measure to address a judge’s ruling allowing immediate divorce via residence. Rep Moore of Guthrie proposes similar changes on insanity grounds for divorce. The push follows a March session resolution on bill introduction, excluding appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Arthur W. Slaught
Ottumwa
Towa
Ut~terhback
Volk Enunty District Court
Moore
Guthrie County
Mareh Ut
The Rural Church as a Social Center and Faith
Peter Radford argues the rural church must embrace social duties as part of true religion. It should serve as a community social center, offering recreation and instruction to youth, using play to foster bonds, uplift values, and provide wholesome substitutes for secular entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
Ita
Church
Principle and Wit Clash Over Marriage and Work
A fragment reveals dialogue about belief, marriage, and experience. The speaker hints that many rush into marriage after folly, while work life grows busy only when others interfere, emphasizing that experience teaches and fools may become grandfathers before wisdom acts.
Plainfield social notes and events mix of visitors and gatherings
Mrs H Bonhart of Minnesota spent last week with relatives near Mrs Davis of Osage. Lloyd Shellhammer of Osage Seminary visited friends in the area. The telephone company bought the M W Scott building to convert into offices and a residence. Theodore Holmes and grandson Leo Walrath left for Cedar Rapids. Nashua camp invites R N A members to meet March 20. Lulu Deistler and Lulu Wade attended W C T U district meeting in Shell Rock. Arthur Guyer family returned to Waterton after visiting L F Deistler. J F Watts and Ava visited Waterloo relatives. Reverend Irving of Monroe will preach at the Baptist church March 14. Rally day at the Baptist Sunday school marked 111 present. the school earned state standard efficiency ranking, seventh in the state and first in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
H.bonhart
Minnesota
Davis
Osage
Horton
Lloyd $Hellhammer
Osage Seminary
Lloyd Delstler
M. W. Scott
Theodore Holmes
Leo Walrath
Cedar Rapids
Nashua
Lulu Deistler
Lulu Wade
Shell Rock
Olive Neal
Arthur Guyer
Waterton
L. F. Deistter
J. F. Watts
Ava
Waterloo
Irving
Monroe
Baptist
Foley Kidney Pills Relief Ad Card and Thanks
A vintage advertisement proclaims Foley Kidney Pills ease languor stiff muscles under eyes puffiness backache and rheumatism without harmful drugs. It is followed by a card of thanks from W Landis and family expressing gratitude for kindness shown during their mother Absalgom Landis's illness and death and for floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absalgom Landis
W. Landis
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Promote Quick Relief
When fatigue and fullness hit, Foley Cathartic Tablets offer quick comfortable relief. They claim to be wholesome and health giving with no griping. Endorsed by L. L. Levy of Green Bay Wisconsin as the finest cathartic lever, sold by all druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Levy
Green Bay
Wis
Mer
Sunday School Division Contest At Frat Brethren Church
The King's Daughters Sunday school class at Frat Brethren Church split into two divisions led by Miss Pauline Lichty and Mrs Arthur T E Weld. A several week contest for new members will end with a banquet for the winning side hosted by Miss Mary Horner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church of the King’s Daughters
Pauline Lichty
Arthur TE. Weld
Mary Horner
A Safe Way to Stop Indigestion and Strengthen the Stomach
An old advertisement extols Mi-ona Stomach Tablets as a reliable remedy for indigestion. It attacks artificial digesters, promises relief in ten minutes, and claims the stomach will grow strong enough to digest on its own after a few weeks of use. Appears with other drug ads and distributor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros. Co
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Roo Fs
Frank Bryauns
J. K R. Vaughan
Marty Dadden
Julian A. Peverill
Cheelisns
A. Morris
D. A. Mo. Pass
J. Hadley
J. Newton Barlin
Bob
Ferrand
All. Altgurtidet
W. Hellen
Eld Tuocher
Russell lLipss
Faley & Co
Chicago
Mc- Joy
George Kxant
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, X
DR. Whitehall
Whitehill Megamine Co
South Bend
B. W. Schieeman & Co
Wangier Bros. Co
C.J. Miller
Joder
Henall
Foley
I. &. Parsons
Reinbeck
Hook
Sone Howe Norns
Reagan
G. Moyonur
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bide
Marshall
Mirh
Windly
Suithoe
Cate City
Breader
Mrs. Given
Willie
Alman
Ath
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Davidsons
Oridge Street
Waterloos Center
Cester EN NA
Jewel Gas Angel
Honseheld
Tate
The
James Gardiner Co
Russell Lamson
Davenport
Ene Easek
R. C. Pedersen
Walnut St
W. 9Th St
Butler Ave
Dr.w.e.debe
DR. Debe
West Fourth and
Jefferson Street
Iowa State Bank
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