Infant dies of pneumonia after Sunday visit
Mr and Mrs Leo Leeper and child from Waterloo visited in Waterloow, their infant John Maxfield died within an hour from acute bronchial pneumonia. Burial in Clarksville. Relatives from Watertown and Stainbrook attended. Funeral held in Clarksville. service at 1 pm. Local notices report several community events and illnesses, including quarantines for scarlet fever and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte City
Leo Leeper
Waterloo
BT. Buchan
John Maxfield
Strick Atn Yery
Waterton
Leeper
E. J. Buchan
G. Ix. Stainbrook
McCartney
Clarksville
Harlan Hager
Young People’s Alliance
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Hager
Edith Elwell
Yosephina Miller
Mabel Oren
Tethys Ashley
Arvid
Pred Handt
Lewellen
Lyra
B.S
Hazel Dietrick
F. T. Lehman
Georges Banger
B. F. Kocher
George Banger
Tehman
Kocher
Alice
Aire
Wil Bunce
James Angel
Elshu Hamilton
Spring Creek
Fred Walthers, Jr
Presbyterian Hospital
Walthers
J S
I. L. Kessler
Kessler Golage
Indianola
J.T. Stons
Des Moines
Lotus Club
Glen Haven
Owte
St. Patrick
Walter Messner
Ais
J. QO. Rober
Cedar Rap Jas
I. c. Messner
Castle Hill School Notes Mark Week of Activities
Castle Hill March notes school life with student achievements and local updates. Students from Castle Hill attended a corn judging contest in Cedar Falls, while several families relocate for summer. Community members report illnesses recoveries, elections, and social events including a seventieth birthday celebration for Mr Thompson.
Indifference and Obituary Notes from Independence Eventful Week
A fragmented Independence obituary and community notices summarize a long list of deaths, family tributes, and local events. It notes the passing of Mrs. Rufus Brewer and Mrs. Minnie Chapman among others, with funeral plans, society meetings, church activities, and council items scheduled in Independence this week.
Waverly News: Local Moves And Business Changes
Waverly items note Ernest Hamblin in Kalamazoo for his mother’s illness. Arthur Grossman forms partnership with brother G A Grossman to publish the Waverly Phoenix. management remains with the younger Grossman. Bertha Marr hospitalized for appendicitis. operation performed Wednesday. Harry Simon family moves to Sumner to run a store. father remains to close local business. George Jones leaves station duties. Elmar Burton to fire the place. John Eckert family moves to Mason City for head machinist role. W M Brooks moves to his farm port. Af Sheth Beek and son plan farming summer. A Roht and father listed among moving residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Grossman
G. A. Grossman
Waverly Thoenix
Bertha Marr
Harry Simon
Sumner
Waverly
George Jones
Elmar Burton
John Eckert
Mason City
Eckert
Sular
W. M. Brooks
Iis Farm
A. Roht
Nashua Gaining Businesses and Local News Briefs
Nashua residents hear of new skating rink opening at the opera house soon. Des Moines trip ventures include a sanitarium stay for Frances Prudhon. Local land and family interests change hands as Nobis and Baumback buy into the Warne and Poeter homestead. A newborn boy blesses Hugo Goerachel’s family. Multiple operations and hospital visits color the week including tonsil removals for Shanafelt and Edson. A Nashua creamery veteran takes a statewide sales post. Local travel and funeral notices round out the week’s brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Walker
New Hampton
Frances Prudhon
Amos Prudhon
Des Moines
Marshall
Chaz Nobis
B.C. Baumback
Ada Warne
James Norton
J. W. Bowen
Bill Oleson
Farko
N. D
Oleson
Violet Boren
BL McMurray
Towa
Sophie Smith
Waterloo
Ray Smith
Irs. Smith
J. M. Cass
Tats
Adna
Marshall Noble
John Perkins
Geneseo School Election Submits Two Directors
Geneseo voters on Monday elected two new school directors for No 2. Warvid Speer fills a two year vacancy created by R J Meeker's removal, and HOC McElhinney takes a three year term. Ed Speer traveled to Gettysburg to oversee farm interests. Miss Lucile Ward began the No 2 spring term. Evelyn Harmon unsettled by an infected tooth could not attend. Florence Speer and Floyd Meeker traveled to Amex with Jess Ewell investing in a local venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Warvid Speer
R. J. Meeker
Hoc McElhinney
Ed Speer
Gettysburg
Lucile Ward
No. 2
Helen Wilkinson
Aledo
R. C McElkinney
Miss Leggatt Dunlap of Winthrop Dies After Illness
Frances Leggatt Dunlap, born June 7, 1853 in Fairhaven Vermont, longtime Winthrop resident, wife of Marcus Dunlap, mother of four, two of whom died young, died March 10 in Winthrop after an October operation. She was a lifelong church worker and a charter member of the local Methodist society. Funeral services were held March 13 at her home. interment followed in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hi
Kate Eldridge
Shenandoah
BH. S. Brown
Fred ‘Thomson
TL. Ehlebracht
Clarence
Victor Martin
Stanley Knowles
Castle Heil
Cefar Falls
Mayne
Brown
Cedar Rapids
Thelma Meeser
O. Rathbone
Burrow
Cedar Falls Road
E. A. McCullough
Wm Rockwood
Aula May
Gans Thomsen
John DeWilda
Towa
Tennessee
Wm. Galio- Way
New Hampton
Tony
Tie
Bow Poe Taieh
Samual
Miss P
Independencia
Teri Ly
Coday
Delutte
Celal
Ethel Isher
Coltere
Priscilla
Marthur Wallace
WOM. S
Methodist Church
R. D Bishop
Kemmerer
H. C. Keith
Winthrop
Clarion
Emma Leslia
Denver
Cole
Afra
Alice Wager
Neodesha
Kan
Creta
Neb
Airs
Dunlap
Pine Creek
Independent Episcopal Church
Winthrop Afethodist
WWR
Heheka
Wogt. Uy
Charles Port
Central City
L. Bear
Harald Brintnell
Harry Frantz
Earl Brintnall
Miles Helen McParland
Fairview Cemetery
Loraina Prindle
Gilford
Mont
Prindle
Clifford Payne
Ross Conesland
Jay
Brougnton
Til
Bora
Frank Lave
J. EL. Davis
Dorothy
Jenesville
Alliso x Ailleon March 15 death and school board vote
The report notes the death of Clayton at Oakdale sanitarium and funeral services at the Methodist church. It also mentions a three year term school board election and property sale by HF Wild to George Mead with plans for a new home. The article references the Class of 1915 graduate of Altison High School and a university pulpit address by P Jowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afondax
Clayton
Oakdale
Allso
Ray Antoy
Weamingsen
Teken
W. PB. Armer
Methodiat
Choth Angmong
Altison High &Chool
Toraber
Mingsen
Jurden Hem. Tarion
Carl
HF. Wild
George Ti. Mead
Riven
Wild
Tesidenes
Elint Hours Square
C. P Jowa University
Coltrove
Tls
Mt Vernon Township Community Notices Play and Sabbath Changes
March 15 notes no services at East Janes Wlo on Sunday with Sabbath school at the usual hour. Mount Vernon township to present Whickery Farm and Oh Doctor at Boies Hall Friday. Mrs Garton visiting Janesville with her mother Mrs Briden bedbound. Florence Nottger recovering after minor operation in Waterloo hospital. Neuman and Wera visit Brandon. Kate Howe with relatives. Marie Ariel entertainer and friends mark a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon Township
Mt. “Vernon Township
East Janes
Mount Vernon Township
Boies
Fred Garton
Janesville
Raom T. Briden
Florence Nottger
Waterloo
Henry Neuman
Wera
Kate Howe
Brandon
Marie Ariel
Funeral Notice for Six Week Old Infant in Waterlad
Funeral services and burial for the six weeks old infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Raines Tay jer were held at Waterlad with Ross in charge. The obituary notes illness for a period of weeks and a service Friday evening at the Methodist church. Other items mention community gatherings, church events, and local notices including school election results and a death at New Warkford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misaee
Dorothy Smalling
Mary Phillipns
Janesville
G. A. Parker
Rosa
Cooree Furnes
Glen Poyner
TJ Starkey
TJ Starkey Late For Their Home In the Fun Parte Water- Yoo
Wr, Starkey
Kate Turner
Sun
Tenry Poyner
A Mowltt
MoVey
Watert
Herr Mevey
Tenies
Sethiodist Church
Bila Wabson
Sean
New Warkford
Marely
James Campbell
Northwood
Ied
Hudson
C. B. DeVeny
TB. Ensign
J. TL. Fittela
Rushandeng Sen
A. Hf. Fifield
Willams
Miss Maude
Rand I
Tripoli Social Notes Include Moves and Travel
Household Mond s of J A Robinson of Harvard Illinois arrived last week with Mrs Robinson and daughter Monet to occupy the Gainey residence on the north side. Hans and Alvin Nollsen attended a funeral in Die for sister-in-law Anna Neilsen and baby. Henry Winters and wife left for a new home in Dubuque. The Fir Seelkema couple visited Waterloo to see Imi after an appendectomy. Mrs Tl Braun underwent an operation. H R Bell of West Bend Iowa visited his daughter Mrs Bick for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Marenio
J. A. Robinson
Haraard
Robinson
Tne Monet
Gainey
Hans
Alvin Nollsen
Anna Neilsen
Henry Winters
Dubuque
Seelkema
Waterloo
Imi
Presbyterian Hospital
Tl. FL Braun
H.R. Bell
West Bend
FL Bick
SUGGESTION TO WOMEN WHO ARE JUST READY TO DROP
A testimonial from Mrs Maxwell of Montgomery Alabama describes recovery after using Vinci a tonic claimed to boost strength nerves and sleep. The ad cites beef and cod liver peptonates iron and manganese cerophosphates as ingredients and promises a money back guarantee if no benefit. Tokens also list Wangler Bros. Co Druggists and J Miller Waterloo as outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
A. Ig
Maxwell
Montgomery
Ala
Wangler Bros. Co
Druggists
Co. J. Miller
Waterloo
It’s Your Kidneys Warned By Harsh Promoted Capsule
An old advertisement warns of kidney trouble and swollen extremities as signs of danger. It touts GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules as a natural, gentle cure, claiming worldwide use and urging buyers to insist on the pure original Haarfem Of Capsules to avoid counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Local notices and farm reports from Dumont area
Mtchell to Kenchester and M Mondays physicians visit. Peterman child of Charles City at Windsor home. Veteran Siptey passes away. harvests noted as prices rise. A A Stokes sells pigeons and wheat at market. Moracco Ripley visiting Ta Kinley during winter. Champlin returns to Dent Minn. Gillette back from Jamestown. Mrs Vienna visits Wisconsin. Praltzeram and Pontagrous cases discussed with doctors. funeral of William Angan attended. Mrs Adam Tomstock ill with appendicitis. injury to hand from circular saw. Dan McKinney shipping goods to Pine county. Harry Allen visiting at Thompson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ath Merm
Taltus Peterman
Amy Child
Charles City
Windsor
Siptey
A A. Stokes
Tver
Nai Nrles
Roth
Lewis Sedierk
Moracco Ripley
Tearfield
Kinley
Mr. Champlin
Gillette
Tema
Jamestown
Tissday
Dumont Dumont
Fred Vienna
Vist
Vietor Wrolles
Erha
Wis
Inco Praltzeram
Tochester
Minn
Pontagrous
Martin
LaVernae
J. W. Cannings
Martin Warn
Laplington
William Angan
Adam Tomstock
Appen Gtein
Win
Bikelbere
Dan McKinney
Honeehold
Lamusing
Pine County
Min
Unclear historical notice with fragmented names and dates
A fragmented OCR entry from Spring Creek Township notes March events and local figures including M. Meare Morey and the Spring Crente organization. It mentions a March 15 engagement, community notices, and several unclear names and places, with references to local residents and activities across a sequence of disjoint phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Township
Spring Crewe
M. Meare Morey
Abd Society of the Spring
Mount Auburn News Totals Quiet Weekend Visits
Mount Auburn notes list Sunday guests and local social visits. Violet Maher hosted at POMEL vest fay Pale and Mintion visited by W Meiniathe of Weat TAberty. Mr and Mrs. Hoge hosted, and several families including the Stone and Apiston households spent time with relatives in Cedar Rapids. Phyllis Chullek and Jittie returned home after visiting parents. Leah Wood and Zora Robers are mentioned among nearby social moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Mareh
Violet Maher
Ager
Fay
Mintion
W. Meiniathe
Erenes
J. Hoge
Mmcirintry
Harn
Diay Stone
Maren
Agan
Coes Raymond
Parante
Mro Annd Mra
A. W. Appiston
Walter Chullek
Jittie
Phyllis
Thair
Cedar Rapides
Purity and Power Advertisements for Blood Purifiers
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and expel poisons after storms illness and fatigue. It promotes Peptiron Pills to boost digestion and energy, claiming 40 years of consumer favor. Also mentions Popuron Pills with pepsin and tonics, urging after meals use for renewed strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lood
Real Cause Olive Tablets Aims at Liver Bowels
An old style health ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to correct liver and bowel slowdowns, claiming relief from indigestion bad taste in mouth and low energy. One or two tablets at bedtime reputedly ease stomach upset, enabling comfortable meals. available 10c and 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Gets-It corn remedy promises instant relief and removal
An advertisement extols Gets-It as a unique corn remover that delivers immediate pain relief and shriveling of the corn with 2 to 3 drops. It claims no other product works as effectively, listing retailers like J. Milter, Hansen & Hansen and Strickler’s Pharmacy. Sold nationwide for 25 cents per bottle by BE Lawrence & Co. of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argent
BE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
Ana
J. Milter
Hansen & Hansen
Strickler's Pharmacy
Horns Drug Co
Wangler Drug Co
BW Schuneman Co
Vertleemant
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la Porte City
Hi. .Reed
Minneapolis
Nelley Canning Company
J. Warner
Werburn
Canada
Lorses
Ed Wilson
Wil Temann Thera
Sumto W
G. W. Harris
Fortner
PB. Zuumermann
Stara
St Paul's Tlutheran Church
Hame
Orhyein
Sono
Mev
Zina Merman
Towa Synod
Oelwein
Elm, Rausen
Feu
Pubuque
Remaina
Waétrny
August Engel
St. Paul's
Whitingly
Wetherall
J. Coddington
Abigail Weth- Stall
Mortimer Rice
Maquoketa
Ree Heights
Hortert Coddington
Grinnett
Castle Hill
Jesup
Mack
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Woman's? Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George Walker
Japan
Max Chompson
Jesup and
Iter
Talbert Moore
Wut Dowpke
Alfon
Mercy Hospital
eVal Hayes UY
Ter Heme
Leute Trades
Traly
Cnarna Kytor
Dna Murs
Griffith
P. J. Ahearn
Mires Minnie Chapman, Davenport
William Chapman
Chiefs’ Association
Minnie Ale Jen
Miss Allen
Julius Kuhrke
Eugene MtcCrisht
Vlob Kimmerice
Rowley
Methodist
Parsons
Tir. C. Ll. Nye
Maron
Ernest Hamblin
Kalamazoo, Mich
Allisox
Raymond
Victor Records
Stroebel’s
Golden Rule Gift Shop
Mezia
Uurlington
Grafton
David Davidsons
East Fourth Street
Tate
Phew
Bey Ar
Vonevenstitin
Watt
Mayr
CM Rita
Aenednen
Bred Reedeker
Dlekman
Mitchell Mithell
Marele
Mesacehl
Mmandalin
Weir
Stoten
Kenchester
Mints
Munday
Comault Physiciany
Uteut Wavece Hendaehes
Atriet
Mesarx
Agmuun
Wlork
Mastames
Marley
Dument
Mebe
Geefers
Ernearat
Caibtha Palley Mead
MPR
Trier Ente Flatind
Parkin Efck
Weidner
March
Vestas
Dios
Ann Mire
Cenmge Matty
Diretas Ofay le Licet
Turn Tuenlay
Mure 13
Albert Hoanpla
Fav Seblarhaem
Townelty
Sponte
Tigre
Tuer
Leah Wood
Vinton
Kleen Maid Bread
Altstadt & Langlas Baking CO
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