BIMPLE WEDDING AT NOON TODAY
Miss Vi Lynch and Mr Ralph Henry wed at the Lynch home five miles northwest of town in a simple ceremony. Rev H G Beeman of Walnut Street Baptist officiated with relatives present. The couple will live on a farm seven miles NW prepared by the groom. Mrs Henry, a stenographer for R G Dun, is known in Waterloo. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Fred Henry on a farm north of Waterloo. Mrs D R Fox travels to Sioux City then Hot Springs N D with her ranch visit. Lorena Fox remains and works in American Nobles offices.
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Boon
Vi Lynch
Ralph Henry
Burr Lynch
H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
R. G. Dun Company
Waterloo
Fred Henry
D. R. Fox
Sioux City
Hot Springs
N. D
Lorena Fox
American Nobles
De Miracle Hair Remover Promoted as Safe Treatment
An advertisement warns against paste based depilatories claiming they leave residue and may cause irritation. It extols De Miracle as a soluble skin absorbed remover that is non poisonous, endorsed worldwide, and offers a 52 page booklet from the De Miracle Chemical Co. with testimonials and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Miracle Chemical Co
Dent Q-4
Park Ave
New York
Custom Corsets and Tailored Wear Offered by Local Rep
A Yam demonstrator for the Spirella and American Queen Corset guarantees a perfect fit with measurements for one to two years, with free corset if needed. The representative for Victor Tadies' Tailoring Co. offers custom made to measure suits coats dresses waists skirts and silk petticoats, strictly tailored to individual measurements with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Buckley Bros. dress goods are sold by the yard. Products are not sold in stores. customers are invited to examine samples or call to make an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Tadies
Buckley Bros
Home Course In Health Culture
Public health guidance on fighting germs and pests at home. Emphasizes safe use of lactic acid bacilli, sanitation, and sunlight to prevent infections, with sections on houseflies, mosquitoes, and disinfection methods for clothing, bedding, and surfaces. Ends noting that Courter Want Ads bring results.
Winter Farm Shop Ideas Improve Tools and Concrete Work
Winter months offer time to build and repair on the farm. A dedicated shop, with a solid bench, vise, forge, anvil, and carpenter tools, enables repairing parts and making new items. Concrete troughs and fence posts can be cast indoors, using simple forms and reinforced with steel rods for strength.
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No & Ize
Ghop
Forms and cores for molding concrete posts
This article explains solid and hollow post forms with parts labeled A to F, including metal cores and wooden cores. It covers hollow post cores tapering from 2.5 inches to 1 inch, oiling procedures, removal times, and notes on curing, weather protection, and asphalting. It gives guidance on using galvanized staples and notes price ranges per post from 25 to 10 cents plus labor.
Craze mother clears mystery in Killingworth fire case
In Clinton Conn March 15 a woman, wife of Alfred Fairdrappie, confessed to the medical examiner that she strangled her 32 year old daughter and burned the home. She then tried to kill herself with a hammer and by cutting her throat, jumped into the Hammonassett river, and cannot recall setting the fire. Doctors deem her insane and say her injuries from failed suicides are serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Conn
Alfred Fairdrappie
Killingworth
Self
Hammonassett River
Janesville Notes Include Visits and Local Changes
Mrs. Geo Ulrich and children visited friends last week while moving to Cedar Falls for better schooling. Susan Ulrich moved to Janesville. Minnie Brein of Waterloo visited. Surveyors staked a new via duct. Albert Winner sold for about 4300 dollars. School directors elected with Wilbert Loveland leading. Illinois Central building a small temporary water tank. Alva Thompson ill, Mrs. Fred Becker sick. Barrick appointed administratrix for Emeline Barrick estate. I O O F judge busy with six candidates. Roger Myers Co. hires Geo. Pepin for cement work. Susan Ulrich visited Waterloo. Geo. Shepard at Des Moines threshers. Mrs. Al Sharp visiting Minnesota.
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Geo Ulrich
Schultz
Minnesota
Rederus
Lime Springs
Roy Sickles
J. L. Conners
Waterloo
J. W. Bennett
Cedar Rapids
Wilbert Loveland
B. O. Squires
Will Jennings
Alva Thompson
Illinois Central
Fred Becker
E. C. Barrick
Emeline Barrick
Frank Burkhardt
Geo. Levison
Fred Garlin
Alex. Bell
Ike Moon
Ernest Jordan
Riley Ford
Rob Howe
Ed Jennings
Chas
Matz l
Geo. Shepard
Jake Miller
Greene
Will Armstrong
Jury Completed in Camorra Trial in Italy
March 15 report notes a jury secured for the Camorra murder case of Genero Cuccollo and his wife Maria Cutimelli Cuccollo after delays. court adjourned to resume proceedings that afternoon. Separate item: Napier Byron hanged for murdering his wife at the Tennessee state prison. Additional small notices cover social visits, a move to Waterloo, and a birth.
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Tho
Italy
Camorra
Genero Cuccollo
Maria Cutimelli Cuccollo
Nashville
Tenn
Napier Byron
State Prison
Jewelry Store Open After Breakage on Fourth Street East
Early morning break shattered a 12 by 4 foot plate glass window at Fessler & Demmel jewelry store on Fourth Street East. Display of fancy chinaware worth about 35 dollars damaged. Store remained open from the break until 7 am. no theft observed as stock, glass, china, and silverware untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessler & Demmel Jewelry
Fourth Street
Waterloo Dental Society Elects Officers
The Waterloo Dental Society met last evening at Dr. R. D. Tiffanys office and elected President Dr. H. A. Boysen Vice President Dr. RB. D. Tiffany Secretary and Treasurer Dr. Frederick Borchers.
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Waterloo Dental Society
R. D. Tiffany
H. A. Boysen
RB. D. Tiffany
Frederick Borchers
Express Wagons Operate In Adams Express Strike
New York March 15 Practically the entire service of the Adams Express company was put in operation this morning about 100 wagons being managed by crews of afrika breakers who have taken the places of regular drivers and helpers who have been on a strike for several days Supreme Protector Young of the American Nobles has moved into the front offices on the sixth floor of the Commercial building State Deputy Winslow having a suite adjoining The former offices will be occupied by the lodge offices Attorney G W Dawson returned this morning from a weeks business trip to Indiana and Chicago.
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New York
Mrch
Adams Express Company
Supreme Protector
Young
the American Nobles
Winslow
Lodge
Waterloo Iowa Transient Merchant Ordinance Passed 1911
An ordinance to license and tax transient merchants with a $2 daily, $10 weekly, or $20 monthly rate, and $5 per car shipments, establishing license expirations and tax credits. It defines transient merchants, bans certain sale methods, and lists exceptions for grower sales with fruit and produce. Mayor J R Rector and City Clerk R C Thompson authenticate.
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City of
Waterloo
Iowa
J. R. Rector
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F. E. Aitken
Iowa Street
Cedar Falls
India
Anopheles
Culex
J. G. Halpin
Wessasia College of Agricslines
Rgis
Unios
Hector Star
Janesville
A. B. Kepford
Waverly
W. D. Brooks
P. C. Nielsen
Myrtle, Minn
State Street
Frank Ward
Sunshine Mission
Waterloo Mission
Floyd Saucer
Ninth Street East
Mr. Masa
Laura
Mrs. Mann
Mr. Mann
of Fessler & Demmell
Dental Society
G. W. Dawson
Indiana
Chicago
Official
Reso Tre
R. C. Thompson
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