Waterloo Merchants Unveil Grand Spring Window Display
Waterloo stores plan a spectacular spring opening with elaborate window décor across James Bickry, Falan Bolman, Burch Bros, Kinmet, and Paul Davis Dry Goods. Men’s fashion features bold plaids and sport shirts while furniture, jewelry, and rugs showcase new season goods in a citywide retail celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storeo Af
Waterloo
James Black Ry Goods Company
Falan-Bolman‘s
Bureh Bros
Kinmet’s
Paul Davis Dry Goods
Rescued from Knife and Healed by Dr Myers German Specialist
A patient fleeing physicians is cured by Dr Myers in Waterloo Iowa. Treatments use X rays ozone and other modern methods with no pain. She gained 27 pounds and reports improved health after care at his office on Sycamore Street. Free consultation available. office hours evenings three days a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. Myers
Tit Sycamore St
Waterloo
Iowa
Gona
AP not amenable to anti trust action says AG letter
Attorney General Gregory wrote to James H Beck counsel for the Sun association saying there is no ground for federal action against the Associated Press under the anti trust act. The letter dated March 12 clarifies disposition of the complaint by the New York Sun Printing and Publishing association.
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Washington, D. C
Gregory
James H. Beck
The
Sun Association
Associated Press
New York Sun Printing & Publishing Association
Local items from Barclay and nearby townships
March 17 notes show Charge renting 40 acres from K C Schorite, Ortsuer Bros selling a team to Tom Barker, Henry Philips of Fox township visiting A Apel, Guffin buying cot onwood trees from Mike Staebell for future lumber, Lizzie Muhlig visiting Waterloo, and Mr Carnes shipping a carload of cattle to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Two
Qrtner
K. C. Schorite
Ortsuer Bros
Tom Barker
Henry Philips
Fox Township
A. Apel
Guffin
Mike Staebell
Lizzie Muhlig
Waterloo
Mr. Carnes
Kansas City
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promoted in Home Remedy
A printed advertisement touts a home treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims catarrh causes most ear troubles and proposes a formula with steps to mix in hot water and sugar, taking a tablespoon four times daily, promising relief and restored hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabanr
Parkerburg Man Struck by Train in Fatal Injury
Parkersburg resident Harry Wuck was struck by the 8:52 p. m. train near the west Iron bridge and fatally injured. He suffered severe leg and head trauma, was taken to Dr. A. O. Scott's hospital, and could not recall the accident. His wife and several children are noted, with one son living in Ble Lake, Minn.
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Parkersburg
Harry Wuck
West Iron Bridge
Holuck
A. O. Scott
Buck
Des Moines
Harlan
Irving
Harry
Ble Lake
Minn
George Kellogg
Waterloo
Town talks and society notes from Waterloo region
Vincent J. Rechtfertig off duty due to illness. Commercial club committee to meet this evening. A. J. Husby returns from Marshalltown after inspecting the Odeon theatre. Caplan Elisha of Des Moines visits Waterloo for business and pleasure. Paul Clendening of Chicago in city visiting Cornell classmates. Attorney G. B. Swisher to Cedar Rapids for professional matters. James Downs arrives from Oskaloosa for a few days. Sid Drew and Dan McElhon of Des Moines in Waterloo on business and noting potential relocation. Pater Hickey of Lincoln spends day in city. August Horstman and wife visit Waterloo. Tribe of Len Hur to meet Thursday evening in Seash hall with dancing. Harry E. Clark of Capper publications back in Topeka after several days in city. Britannia lodge to hold special meeting with initiation. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Riley and baby Dale visit Mason City kin. Knights and Ladies of Security party at Grand Theatre. 75 attend. William Bruce Leffingwell to address Waterloo Commercial Club in June on Yellowstone, with slides and moving pictures. Floyd Hutkins, fifth drug victim in Knoxville, ordered to compulsory treatment. Marriage licenses issued to Colles John B. Anil Shell Rock. Frina Ellis Shell Rock. Lowell Jesup. Latella Raymond Waterloo. New Hartford reports death of H H W Perk, pioneer, aged 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia Lodge
Sons of St George
A. O. U. W. Hall
B. J. Riley
Dale
Mason City
B. E. Matbiws
Fifth Street West
Knights and Ladies of Security
Grand Theatre
Business Men Dominate Young Men In YMCA Basketball
The business men's basketball team routed the young men's squad 42 to 14 in a YMCA tournament game. The encounter featured notable passing and sharp defense, with starters Dewees Corson Read and Mulkern contributing on offense while Leonard Schroeder and Tuffey led the Young Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
Rees
Mulkern
Dewees
Corson
Young Mova Clonee
Leonard
Schroeder
Tuffey
Sola
Lawn
Adair
MacDonald and
Iolines
Kline Re-elected at Increased Pay for Waterlog School Board
Charles W. Kline, Waterlog East superintendent for three years, was unanimously re-elected with a substantial salary increase. He will take a summer course at Columbia University. The board considered an athletic director for east side schools, new playground equipment, and high school course changes.
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Charles W. Kline
Achoola
Waterlog East
Board of Education
Kane
Columbia University
New York City
East Side
Schelia
Ward
Jr. W. Artuckle
Woman's Cooking Class Moves to Thursday Morning
The newly organized advanced cooking class at the YWCA under Miss Helen Sedgwick now meets Thursdays from 9 to 11. The course targets women already skilled in cooking who seek scientific study and hands on practice. Further information is available by contacting FL WOA.
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Helen Sedgwick
FL W.O. A
Temperatures Reported For March 17 By Buchanan Optical Co
Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from a low of 23 to a high of 41 in 1912 and 18 to 49 in 1913. Historical min and max values are listed for prior years including 1911 and 1944 with various ranges.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Look and Think for Yourself Health Adverts Promotes Weigert
An advertisement urges readers to rely on personal judgment for health decisions and claims Welgerts Meuteds offers four years of practical experience. It promises to reveal prominent local names who achieved improvements and invites readers to call Weigert for contact numbers of others in similar situations.
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Weigert
Accident at Jensen wood sawing outfit costs man limb
In New Hartford a 45 year old man lost a leg and an arm when his clothing was drawn into a circular saw while inspecting a malfunction. He died from blood loss and shock before medical help arrived. He leaves a widow and several children on a farm three miles east of New Hartford.
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New Hartford
Jensen
New Hart Yard
The Peddler and Lena Rivers Play At Waterloo
Al Gorreau and his stock company present The Peddler with a heart story and lively humor. Lena Rivers dramatization may draw a crowded house tonight as the troupe ends its three season run. Yeomen guard team plans a home talent play Squire Brook's Quarry in Pythian Temple with a cast led by Reichart and Scharff. Moore Manufacturing Co files articles for a 10000 capital to build tanks and portable structures.
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al Gorreau
Gorrell
Lena Rivers
Detroit
Pythian Temple
Squire Brook
H. Reichart
Jennie E. Scharff
Irene Fergeman
Thomas Richie
Lyle Clay
Walter Shakelford
Philip Koester
Moore Manufacturing Co
BE. L. Moore
W. M. Hogan
A. G. Kramer
Entertain at Dinner by Miss Mildred Herkens
Miss Mildred Herkens will entertain the D. F. society at a 7 30 dinner tonight in the Hotel Russett Lamson dining room. Green and white roses will decorate the table with all appointments matching the color scheme. After dinner hours will be spent in the parlors with music provided by company members.
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Mildred Herkens
D. F. Society
Hotel Russett- Lamson
Market report and political note from New York and state
General Markets New York produce notes butter and cheese prices with receipts and grade details. Eggs trade firmer with case counts and grade breakdowns. Poultry markets show weakness and varied fowls and turkeys. A political update reports division of support for the Johnston and Barry road law bills amid expected votes and absences.
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New York
Hennery
All Set for Fight on Highway Laws
Des Moines reports opposing factions lined up at 1 30 this afternoon to settle the house policy on roads matters with a determined stance as discussions proceed.
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Des Moines
House
Waterloo Engineer Awarded Contract
George F. Scales returned from Forest City where he is building the new First National bank building. He announced he won the contract to underpin and footing toncrete under a building adjoining Ottumwa’s First National Bank and will begin wrecking the old bank. The Ottumwa bank will feature a new basement designed as a large waterproof tank.
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George F. Scales
Forest City
First National Bank
Child Rescued After Resting Night With Stranger
The 9 year old daughter of Mrs. Jensen, formerly reported kidnapped, was found this morning at 1827 Black Hawk Street where she had spent the night. Mrs. Jensen notified police last evening and officers aided in the search.
Eight year old Waterloo boy shows great results with Quaker Extract
Durward Wheelan eight years old and living at 114 Newell Street Waterloo suffered a rundown stomach and poor appetite. After regular use of Quaker Extract his health improved quickly with better sleep appetite energy and color. The Quaker Health Teacher promotes remedies with local pharmacy HQ in Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
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Waterloo
Peoie
J. J. Wheélan
Illinois Central Lines
Durward
Tittle Durward Wheelan
Newell Street
Whelan
Fourth Street
Cedar Falls
Cedar Fally Drug Co
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Waterloo Sores
Kipp
Olander
Fabten
Wieland
Lingelbach Bros
Meraianats
Tuch
Dr. Myers
Ladvertigerent
Barclay
Vincent J. Rechtfertig
First National Book Staff
Commercial Club
A. J. Husby
Marshalltown
Odeon
Busby Bros
Caplan Elisha
Paul Clendening
Chicago
Old Cornell
Tao
GB. I. Swisher
Cedar Rapids
James Downs
Oskaloosa
Gialt
Sid Drew
Dan McElhon
Pater Hickey
Mrs
August Horstman
Reinbeck
Mrs. Mary C. Bovey
Western Avenue
Melchoy Court
Len Hur
Seash Hall
Harry E. Clark
Capper Publications
Topeka
Kan
William Bruce Leffingwell
Waterloo Commercial Club
Yellowstone National Park
Piftit Opope
Floyd Hutkins
Knoxville
Dunham
State
John B. Anil
Shell Rock
Frina
EL Ellis
Lowell
Jesup
Imcneer
Spe
Sials
H. H W. Perk
Kline
I. W. Arbuckle
Eb, Peek
Sage
Fish
H. A. Boysen
C. F. Altstadt
B. R. Lichty
A. Fish
FL Altstadt
B. Peek
F.c. Sage
Shallerberger
Ellis Hotel
Sat
Wilbert Shallenberger
Edd Cobe
Green Mountain
Towa
Weigert Hoctor
Chiropractic
Davidsons
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
Domesticactum
J.K. Munn & Co
West Fourth Street
Yeoman
P. Hall
Squire Brooks
Jane Squire Brooks
H. Reichert
Ephrism Green
Jennie Shakelford
Cummings
Martha
Gilbert Dawson
Thomas Richie Roy Hart
Lyle Oly
Dick Willard
Philip Keyster
Crosby Granite Works
Corner Park
Lafayette
Waterloo Monument Co
A. J. Knapp
Sycamore Streets
Court House
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