Freiderka News Highlights Local Visits and a Death
A bustling week in Frederika includes visits by Mrs. John Carney Mrs. Fanny Baxter and Mrs. Decia Henry to Mrs. Clark Tibbats. The Dave Stack sale drew a crowd despite bad roads. Austin S Grover pioneer of Bremer county dies at nearly 84. survived by one daughter six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services held at the home of his daughter with burial at Alcock cemetery.
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Frederika
John Carney
Fanny Baxter
Decia Henry
Clark Tibbatts
Dave Stack
Will Carney
Dresden Township
John
John Gustin
Bronx City
H. A. Parsons
Rev. Harvey
Tripoli
David Slack
Miss Noda
Leela Golding
Misa Noda
Alex Mooney
Chas. Golding
E. E. Henry
Eagle Grove
Guy Hinckley
Guy
Tom McGrath
Kansas
Ed. Losee
Douglas
Will Stephens
Republic
Sam ‘McConnont
Fredericksburg
Austin S. Grover
Bremer County
Austin
Grover
Machias
Mary E. Mitchel
Orlando
Ira
Gertie Taylor
Hattie Alcock
Iowa
United Brethren Church
U. B
Alcock Cemetery
Waverly
Edwin Grover
Rockford
Alter
Alvalina Conklin
Rockton
Geo. Harvey
Alcock
Dr Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound Promises Quick Health Fix
Advertising for Dr Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound claims a 30 day cure for liver and stomach troubles. It asserts 25 cent price, 25 years on the market, a free trial, and satisfaction or money back. Names Dr W S Burkhart of Cincinnati and offers nationwide delivery via mail.
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Cincinnati
Vanderwalker Visit and Local Happenings in Readlyn
Readlyn notes show Will Vanderwalker and Mrs. Vanderwalker of Oelwein visiting, Mrs. Jerks? attending a funeral in Elma, and Miss Irene Smith resuming teaching after a vacation. The town holds a caucus to pick election candidates and celebrates the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. C Spear with relatives attending.
Community Notes from Tripoli March Event Listings
Mr and Mrs Otto Dravis reside on Meswarth farm northeast of town. Herman Zacharias now works for Zalinke Bros Viola. Several residents attend Waterloo and Cedar Falls. The Farmers Institute and a Friday program at the Literary society are planned. Ethel Kriese resigns as stenographer for Implement Co and will move to Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co. Palm Sunday confirmation class members listed. Social updates include trips, visitors, and engagements. Crystal updates cover local relocations, dressmaking students in Waverly, and plans for a Spearfish trip. The play A Man From Arizona was staged by Sumner locals, with further social notices and arrivals through the week.
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Tripoli
Otto Dravis
Meswarth
Herman Zacharias
Zalinke Bros
Viola
Notdorf
Ethel Kriese
The
Implement Co
Waterloo
Waterloo Fruit and’ Commission. Co
Geneva Marten
Bertha Gebert
Leota Law
Edwin Koch
Herman Bockhouse
Edward Barbknecht
Henry Martens
Geneva
Elizabeth Teague
Cedar Falls
Rev. Hanessler
Opera House
C. A. Stewart
Fred Wittkop
Fredericksburg
D. E. Norman
Elvira
Waverly
W. H. Notdorf
Rentta Kehrt
Matie Brown
Johnke Bros
Mabelle Meier
Spearfish
Lou Jahnke
Miss Kriese
H. C. Frese
Merrill Bennett
Horchart
Ed Rathe
Leo. Stenzel
Henry Kaeneke
Aug. Westendorf
Minnie Kaiser
Waverly Wll
Arizona
Sumner
Fred Koeneke
Hifs
Cover
John Lehnuratein
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Kalona Ghora
Pacati
H. C
School News and Local Shifts in Barclay Township
Evelyn Hill, nine, has eight months of perfect attendance at School No. 6 with over a mile to walk. Cora M. Tull to teach spring term at No. 7 starting March 31. Directors elected: Will May in No. 8 and Peverill chosen in No. 9 after a tie with Parker. Henry Koester to build a large new barn. Various farm leases and new tenants move in. Mrs. Lizzie Moore from Anaconda, Mont., visits sister Mrs. George Turner.
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Tieetween Peverill
Parker
Peverill
Henry Koester
Roy Turner
Ed Hess
J. Campbell
T. S. Smith
Kenton
Phifer Brothers
John Maney
Paul
Otto Steffen
Anaconda, Mont
George Turner
Local notes from Clarksville and surrounding towns
Clarksville district items report illness and family visits. C H Ilgenfritz and Lena Fick are among those described as ill. Residents visit relatives in Mason City Council Bluffs Joplin and New York. The Apollo Concert company performed to a good house. The remains of Mrs. Cass of Waterloo were brought for burial in Lynwood cemetery. An infant, Ethel Loomer, died after a three week illness.
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Apollo
Carl Scharppf
A. Price
New York City
H. Tigenfritz
Omaha
August Pomeroy
Elbow
Canada
Isabel Forney
Frances Darby
Jessie Wamsley
Sac City
Hatfield
Jas. Cass
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Shell Rock
Spry
Lynwood
Cass
Lucy Tannyhill
Ethel
Lester Loomer
Lynwood Cemetery
Hazel King
Ilinois
W. R. Shafer
M. J. Perrin
R. C. King
Local Briefs From Waterloo and Surrounding Areas
Allison Iowa March 19. Mr and Mrs H F Wild and son Carroll visited Waterloo last Thursday and Friday. Frank McDowell paid a brief visit to his Oskaloosa home. Geo L Arnold was reelected school director for a three year term. Rev W A Parks attended a Congregational committee meeting at Fort Dodge. The Methodist Sunday school plans an Easter program next Sunday evening at the church. Mrs Wirs W J Flower visited Greene for a few days. Mr and Mrs J B Jeancason were in Chicago on business. Mayor Z Billett has resigned his office. The council has yet to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDowell
Oskaloosa
Geo. L. Arnold
W. A. Parks
Fort Dodge
W. J. Flower
Greene
J. BR. Jeancaon
Chicago
Z. Billett
Sunday Visits and Moves Across Iowa Towns
Rolland Peet returns from Waterloo to spend Sunday. Sue Metcalf and Kether Schuler visit from Kesley. Matt Hanley and family move into Clyde Moore’s vacated house. Frank Wilson returns from California. Eugene Owen visits Waterloo. Mrs Eugene Owen and Gail visit Waverly. Albert Heery of Clarksville on business. Lois Craig visits Waterloo relatives. Earl Nolte spends Sunday in Dumont. Mr and Mrs George Stevenson and daughter visit from Waverly to D A Stevenson home. Mrs Ethel Mead of Marengo arrives to help father celebrate his 75th birthday. J W Thompson at Dumont on business. R A Parsons visits Des Moines and Waterloo. Mrs R A Parsons visits Waterloo. Mrs L A Spengler visits her mother in Dumont.
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Rolland Peet
Waterloo
Sue Metcalf
Kether Schuler
Kesley
Matt Hanley
Clyde Moore
Frank Wilson
California
Eugene Owen
Gail
Waverly
Albert Heery
Clarksville
Lois Craig
Earl
Nolte
Dumont
George Stevenson
D. A. Stevenson
Ethel Mead
Marengo
M. B. Speedy
J. W. Thompson
R. A. Parsons
Des Moines
L. A. Spengler
Pattons Visit Waterlou and Town News T: Pattons Visit Waterloo and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs H B Patton and daughter Maxine spent an over Sunday with relatives in Waterloo. Daniel Daggett and wife plan to move to the R F French tenant house near Independence where Daggett will work next year. Will Hayward bought the Bucholtz house in southeast Littleton. Several locals were ill with grip. John Hea of Otterville visited T B Durham home. Mrs Alice Brant of Fairbank visits T B Durham family. Mrs Gus Howard of Harrison Neb widowed. remains to be buried here with T F Potts as nearest relative. Thomas McVenus born 1822 West Alexander W Va died near Prairie Grove.
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Littleton
H. B. Patton
Maxine
Waterloo
Daniel Daggett
R. F. French
Independence
Daggett
Will Hayward
Bucholtz
J. B. McGlaughlin
Mildred
Grip
Paul Hults
Irene Scott
Winthrop
Hessie Follett
Storm Lake
Frank Norton
Chas. Slaughter
Otterville
Chas. Emerson
Jesup
B. C. Robert
T. B. Durham
John Hea
Alice Brant
Fairbank
Gus Howard
Harrison
Neb
T. F. Potts
Howards
Mr. Howard
Thomas McVenus
West Alexander
W. Va
Prairie Grove
Obituary: Local Resident Dies at 91 in Liun County
Sunday morning at 2 o'clock the 91 year old man died. He moved to Liun county in early life and married Margaret Van Eman in 1858. Survived by his widow and ten children Edward Anna Nicholaw Thomas Low Sadie Ima Willie Bert Fred Prank Myrtle Gertrude. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Presbyterian church with Rev Irvine officiating. Pallbearers listed as Bs Bright Chas Meythaler Warn Bowers Tee Kotle H Sumiters and Geo Minton.
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L&12
Liun County
Margaret van Eman
Edward
Anna
Nicholaw
Thomas
Low
Sadie
Ima
Willie
Bert
Fred
Prank
Myrtle
Gertrude
Presbyterian Church
Rev
Irvine
Chiarge
Bs. Bright
Chas
Meythaler
Warn
Bowers
Tee Kotle
H. Sumiters
Geo. Minton
Parkersburg Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Mrs Godfrey Mahanke and daughter Marie visited relatives in Pella while Mrs Krotzer and Mrs Warnaer visited in Waterloo over the weekend. Art Crowston was called to Arm strong for his mother's illness. Mrs Hazel Tintrick of Waterloo led a school for O I B members. Mrs Jack Skeels visited New Star ford. Miss Kistner Wolf and Daniel from Waterloo visited Mrs Merriet and Mrs Smith. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Tuaho last Monday night. Charles Chureth received a carload of machinery and plans to use part of his Main street garage as salesrooms. Will Clark moves to his new home bought from G Q Morgans. Mrs Krotzer will occupy Clark’s vacated house. Miss Jennie Anderson of Waterloo visits her aunt Mrs Hobson for rheumatism treatment. W T Dvansk spent Sunday in Independence. Mrs Eyans returns with him Monday. Miss Mina Mahanke of Waterloo spent Sunday with her parents.
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Parkersburg
Godfrey Mahanke
Marie
Pella
Krotzer Aund Slater
Warnaer
Waterloo
Art Crowston
Armstrong
Tls
Hazel Tintrick
O. I
Jack Skeels
Startford
Kistner
Wolf
Daniel
Merriet
Smith
Tuaho
Charles Chureth
Tie
Main Street
Will Clark
GQ. F. Morgans
Krotzer
Clark
Jennie Anderson
Hobson
W. T. Dvansk
Independence
Eyans
Mina Mahanke
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
A nostalgic ad copy touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a quick remedy for sour upset stomachs and indigestion. It claims the product digests food, relieves gas and belching, and stabilizes disordered stomachs, with a large case costing fifty cents at drug stores.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as a home remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims the preparation removes dandruff and stops hair loss, with ready to use tonic sold in drugstores for about 60 cents. The copy urges readers to purchase and apply nightly for best results.
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Wyeth
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Nila
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Mayers
Jenks
Fred Berger
Tangmeier
Elsie Miller
F. Bierne
Miss Clabby
C. Spear
Barclay Twp
Clarkeville
C. H. Ilgenfritz
Lena Fick
Emma Kephart
Allison
Geo. Kellar
France Igon
la Porte
C. L. Schellenger
Minnesota
Olive Mettler
Mason City
Lydia Meery
Engle Grove
L. Keller
Council Bluffs
Mary Patterson
Randolph Wamsley
Pack~ard
Bagby
H. ©. Smith
Superior Street
M. A. Taylor
Ethel Baldwin
Grundy Center
Dora
Julia Calvert
Lilian Larkin
H. Weisbard
L. R. Thompson
Presbyterian
H. F. Wild and Son
Carroll
ManosEy
K. 81
W. Washington
A. Wiidman
Thompson St
Maryville
Sloans Liniment
Josten Hatcurr
Selma
N. C
Rf.d
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Dept. TN
Reslnol Chem. Vo
Baltimore, Md
Sibert
Sibert’s
Jewelry
East 4Th Street
Blackstone
All Waterloo Grocers
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
Pape
W. Tags Gart
la Salle Station
Dier
Englewood Union Station
Rock Island
J. T. Ryan
Bal, S. Ray
Oines
Apu Rar
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Eas
Wareroo & Cedsr
James Black Dry Goods Co
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