Paving plan delayed by city council amid protests
The Waterloo city council deferred paving resolutions after heavy protests from property owners over brick pavement repairs on Sycamore Lafayette and Jefferson streets. Written protests and large majorities urged brick repairs or no change for two years. Officials discussed street openings on Cedar and Powels streets as residents pressed for different paving solutions.
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Ely
George EL Li
Reyes EU Lins Smith
Liehty & Vuliemen Tol Ether Smleresia
Prapetis Cet
dAthaye
Ee Sycamore Street
Pranidin Il
Elis Hotel
Eiekeleers
Pitth Street
Waterloo
Thompson
Sroren
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Praise Letter Plaudits 1901
A testimonial from Henry W Smith of Sarville New York describes dramatic relief from kidney trouble after using Swamp-Root. He reports rapid improvement from a sample bottle and full three bottle course saving his life, endorsing the remedy for long standing kidney issues. Notary Edward Fellerati confirms the sworn statement.
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Henry W Smith
Sarville
N.Y
Juuly
W. Smith
Eimward Fellerati
Notary
Sioux City Chief Pleads Not Guilty
Sioux City police chief George Vitece pled not guilty to two counts of bribery and conspiracy after waiving arraignment. Trial set for next Thursday with opposing counsel seeking immediate trial. other indictments include William Maxfield mayor of Moville for gambling and conspiracies.
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Sioux City
George Vitece
Erand
J. W. Anderaun
Tate
Petrea
Gle TL Naglestad Rare
A. l L. Fribourg
Peires
Naglestad
George Ford
Peirce
Sheriff's Office
Ford
T Ie
Wiliam Maxfield
Moville
Cambling
Maxfeld
Progress of Work in Pistrics Court
After three weeks in session the grand jury will probably finish labor today. About 150 witnesses have been examined under County Attorney Wenner and assistant Alford who push work vigorously. New case assignment method works. several hearings disposed of. Court directed verdict for plaintiff in Padget vs Roxwell for 2371.18. Randall vs Stringer verdict for plaintiff 360 with 20 days to move for new trial. Boxle Deffler vs Security Storage settled for 62.80. Celestia L Anderson v. Wo C M L & NL railway settled with costs paid.
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County Atstorney
Wenner
Jiere Alford
Burring
John Padget
L. Roxwell
the Plains
Randall
D. O. Stringer
Justice Court
Boxle & Deffler
Security Storage
Danage
Celestia L. Anderson
Wo, C, ML & NL
Prosperity by Railroad Bulletin Promotes National Growth
Illinois Central publicity bulletin argues hard times reflect circulation rather than dollars, praising railroads as money distributors and champions of prosperity for communities. It frames railroad health as essential to national welfare and economic activity.
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Llinois
Actus
Knowlton's Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and itchy scalp, claiming ten minutes after use hair becomes softer, fuller and lustrous. It warns of hair loss and scalp feverishness from dandruff and urges购买 at drug stores for 25 cents.
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Knowlton
Important Ruling in Damage Action
The Iowa Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling in Weber v. C. I & P railroad, regarding a mail agent injured when the Rocky Mountain Limited derailed near Homestead ten years ago. The court held an insane witness affidavit should not have been admitted, leaving questions about the witness’s recovery and whether the mail agent was a railroad passenger to the jury.
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Nos Moines
Supreme Court
Weber Vs. C
11 & P. Railway
Pottawattamia County
Weber
Rocky Mountain Limited
Homestead
District Court
Gaynor
Ladd
Evans
Salinger
Deemer
Preston Die
Opinjiong
Salinger Diesenta
Hric You Kutzieben
Eric
Trade Convention Set for Waterloo Next Year
Wim H. McGlare secretary treasurer of the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International union returned from a Des Moines convention in March 1921 and announced next years gathering will be in Waterloo bringing forty or more delegates from other cities.
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Wim. H. McGlare
Mullan Avenue West
Bricklayers’, Masons’ and Plasterers’ International Union
Des Motecs
Waterloo
Verdict Grants Frank Smith 6500 for Alienation of Wife
In Cherokee on March 22 the jury awarded Frank J. Smith 6500 dollars for alienation of his wife’s affection. The couple once lived three years ago near a pear town when Smith fell ill and the defendant, a widower and cousin of the wife, helped the family. An alleged intimate relationship followed, forcing Smith to leave home while his wife remained with the defendant. Also noted, Dr. Sigworth was named health officer for the coming year, succeeding Dr. Wenkelbere.
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Frank J. Smith
Henry Iica
Sew
Harrys W. Sisworth
Board of Health
Sigworth
EY. Wenkelbere
Wunkelbere
Waverly News Headlines and Local Visits
Waverly March 23 local notes include Mrs Nat Ellig visiting Des Moines and Mrs Ed Scully of Tripoli staying with her mother Mrs Miller. Jim Curry of Mason City spends Sunday in town and Mrs Reed dies at home of her son in 95th year after hip fracture and pneumonia. Funeral in Waverly then burial at Frederika.
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Frederika
Joe Breckner
Vinton
W. H. Breckner
Leo Mooney
Janesville
Joe Miller
Cedar Falls
John Stevens
Frank Stevens
Ellen Reed
Cuba City
Wis
Geo. Potgether
Oregon
Ill
Potgether
Miss Frisby
Potash and Perlmutter at The Waterloo
The Waterloo hosts Potash and Perlmutter from New York’s Cohan Theatre for matinee and evening shows. The comedy, drawn from Montague Glass stories, blends romance and humor with light pathos and a famed canine act plus musical numbers by Kelly and Galvin and lively turns from Chabot Dison and the Harvey Trio.
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Theatrezners
Waterloo
Cohan Theatre
New York City
A. A. Woolf
Montague Glass
New York
Cupid
Kom
Princess Abduction Drama Featured Tonight at Grand Theatre
A stage adaptation portrays an attempted abduction of the grand duke’s daughter by a villain who switches coats and weapons, wounding the princess. After fifteen years the villain reveals the princess and a locket to the grand duke. Marguerie Clark stars tonight with tomorrow’s bill featuring The Love Route.
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Erpsy
von Herbeck
Marguerie Clark
Lime and Tuberculosis Claims For Eckman Alterative
A historical piece cites Dr. Roberts Bartootay praising Eckman’s Alterative as a calcium lime salt based remedy for consumption and bronchial issues. It notes professional caution about proprietary medicines and mentions easy administration and laboratory sales in Philadelphia.
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Roberts Bartootay
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Sea Medical
Materia Medica
Eckman
Monmouth Faculty Member on Vacation at Nesbit Home
Robert Gage of Elgin a member of the high school faculty at Monmouth Illinois is spending his vacation at the home of his uncle Dr G M Nesbit.
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Robert Gage
Elgin
Monmouth, Ill
Suncla
G. M. Nesbit
Jad Salts Ad Claims Kidney Health Benefits
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney trouble and urinary symptoms. It asserts uric acid from meat overworks kidneys, causing pain, cloudy urine, and nighttime urination, and promises relief by taking Jad Salts daily before breakfast. It touts safety, low cost, and a pleasant effervescent taste.
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