Henry Kahler Civil War veteran dies at 85
Henry Kahler, 85, Civil War veteran and former blacksmith, died at 5:15 a.m. at his home 2632 Lafayette. Born July 4, 1888 in Illinois, he enlisted in the Forty-fifth Illinois Infantry, served over three years, and later homesteaded in Kansas before moving to La Porte City and later Waterloo. Survived by widow and three sons George H. of Fort Dodge, and Pred. plus others. funeral plans not yet set.
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Henry D. Kahler
Lafayette
Mr. Kahler
Kahler
America
Illinois
Forty-fifth Tllinois Infantry
Homestead
Kansas
la Porte City
Waterloo
Robert Anderson Post
Memorial Hall
George H
Fort Dodge
Changing World Praise for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A reader confidences that stomach trouble and related ailments are cured by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad promises progress in medical science, claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation, and offers a money back guarantee after one dose. Available at all druggists.
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Mayr
Four Siblings Named in Pending Funeral Arrangements
San Diego California and Waterloo Iowa are listed for the brothers James Ky La Porte City and John Kah ler with a sister Mrs. Kate Weise of Davenport Iowa. Pending funeral arrangements say the body will be at Hileman Gindt chapel.
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San Diego
Cal
Charlies
Waterloo
James Ky
la Porte City
John Kahler
Insker
Welfare League to Keep Up Relief Aid in Waterloo
Welfare work for Waterloo’s needy continues under Miss Helena Wughes superintendent. The Balgation Army now handles old clothing collections to avoid delays. February clinic totals show 140 patients treated at league HQ with $253.55 spent on milk fuel clothing and relief items plus $125 for operating baby dental and special clinics and $76.17 for clinic equipment.
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Waterloo
Social Welfare League
Helena Wughes
Balgation
League
Welfare League
Making Historic Picturesque Stamboul Modern After
Constantinople plans to develop into a Western style international tourist center, with $400,000 allocated for sewer and street upgrades and $300,000 for private house reconstruction after fires. Mayor Ekrem Bey says reforms aim to balance the budget, add hospitals, and install a Western firefighting system with motorized pumps to protect the city’s famed quarters and architecture.
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Erdjamond Ekrem Bey
Pers
Eyropean
Constantinople
United Press
Midiamond
Bey
Constantinopla
Sichday Bey
Golden Horn
ANOVA
Auf
Hegel
Dentin
Bonn
Widjumend Bey
Cappy Ricks Presented at East High Tonight
The junior class play Cappy Ricks will be staged in the East High auditorium tonight at 8. Miss Margaret Stotty and Robert Lee lead in a three act comedy adapted from Peter B. Kyne. Director is Miss Carolyn McFarlane, East High’s last name in education.
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Cappy Ricks
East High
At & Bo. An
Peter B. Kyne
Robert Lee
Margaret Stotty
Carolyn McFarlane
Lsast High Diametes
Independence Man Likely Loses Sight in Accident
War Independence Ta March 21 A Daugherty suffered severe right eye injury after a fall while whitewashing. Physicians say sight will probably be lost.
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Independence
A. A. Daugherty
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Henry Kahler
Iowa
I. H. Dillon
E. H. Kalttle
First National Bank
Phare
Carl C. Bickley
M. D
Leavitt and Johnson
Cuticura
Sars Ars of
Baticae Laboratorien Rape Et Tata
Chamberlain
Kinney
Edward J. Bing
United Press Star
An- Bara
Haldar Bay
Treelty
Leo
Constantine
Bosphorus
Leath
Oec—S
Easy Reed
Davenport
Gateley
Lloyd
Lafayette St. Cone Bar
Court House
Leath’s
Leath Furniture
A.leath & Company
Simmons
Axminster
Brussels
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