Conservation program highlights at public library meeting
The Ladies' Literary Society educational and sociological department held a Saturday afternoon program on Conservation at the West Waterloo public library. Miss Marie Weller of Nashua led discussions on conservation of natural resources and bird life, with officials urging legislators' attention and care for forests rivers and habitats.
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Prograss
Ladies’ Literary Sociecy
Public Library West
Marie Weller
Nashua
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Matt Parrott
Mary P. Edgerton
Anna Young
With Falls
Good Fellows
Charles Davis
Public Health Committee
Miss Perry
Presbyterian Hospital
James L. Henderson
Industrial and Child Labor Committee
Ww. B. Small
State
Audubon Society
Miss Weller
Iowa
Wall Jake
Young
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Eiveryone
Woman credits Grape-Nuts for vigor at 70
A widow and former political leader’s widow claims strong health at seventy thanks to Grape-Nuts. She describes a past stomach injury and long dependence on milk and starch diets before finding relief and renewed vigor after three years of using the cereal. The letter, from Postum Co. of Battle Creek, promotes the product and cites receipts of other similar testimonies.
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Ohio
Posturm Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
North Waterloo and Railroads
Merle Steele returned to Waterloo after a month in the northwest seeking work. J Parsons of Minneapolis came home after visiting in the city. Phil Marston of Galena spent Sunday with friends. George Rathbon resigns as engine roister and plans to move to Colorado. Car and labor force reductions of about thirty take effect today. Earl Heminger resumes machinist apprentice duties with Litchfield company. Snow plow seen at work in Waterloo for the first time this summer. J Thomas travels to Springfield to visit. Mrs. G A Wheeler heads to Alden Iowa for a few days with friends. J G Meggiaon Boilermaker goes to Peoria on company business. W A Smith confined at home with cold and grip. Mr and Mrs R B Scoville depart for San Antonio Texas to recuperate. Miss Mary Heyer returns from Omaha. East side fire dept responds to box 37 but finds fire miles away on Newell street.
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Merle Steele
Waterloo
Northwest
J. Parsons
Minneapolis
Phil Marston
Galena
George Rathbon
Rostier
Colorado
Earl Heminger
Litchfield Company
North
J. Thomas
Springfield
G. A. Wheeler
Alden
Iowa
J. G. Meggiaon
Peosia
W. A. Smith
Brenneck & Meyers
R. B. Scoville
San Antonio
Texas
Omaha
East Side Fire Department
Newell Street
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Sandoe Family Loss
We express gratitude to friends neighbors and societies for floral tributes and acts of kindness during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Henry Sandoe Charles G O Sandoe and family Mr and Mrs George McMullin and family.
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Henry Sandoe
Charles GO. Sandoe
George McMullin
Made in Iowa movement aims to boost state industry
A Pythian temple meeting next Friday at 1 pm will discuss the Made in Iowa idea. Township clerks and trustees are urged to bring two others. The plan envisions Iowa factories expanding from one fifth to two fifths of local production, boosting employment and population, increasing farm demand and prices, and encouraging farmers to buy local goods.
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Iowa
Pythian Temple
Parada Again Holds Boards for Waterloo Benefit
The Parada show drew another large audience at the Waterloo theatre for a Presbyterian hospital benefit. Miss Genevieve Edwards and others performed new numbers while Llewellyn Broggs played the Mikado and Estella Schlessinger earned applause. The chorus and soloists received praise, with future showings set for tonight and Tuesday. Captain C W Eddy and Miss Marion Glynn headed preparations, earning widespread regard for their work.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Webster's Trial Set For Friday In Police Court
In police court Henry Webster's hearing for speeding after colliding with Stanley Bruner on Logan Avenue was continued to 10 AM Friday March 31 as Bruner’s injuries worsen. The Monday grist showed seventeen charges with fights, speedings, drunks, and other offenses. a doctor’s speeding case and other familiar incidents drew attention.
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Webster
Henry Webster
Stanley Bruner
Logan Avenue
Young Bruner
Waverly
Final report in estate of Susan Bamberger deceased
In the February 1911 district court term in Black Hawk County estate proceedings James E Sedgwick executor files a final report and requests an order for distribution and discharge from acting as executor with release of bond sureties. Objections may be filed by April 1 1911 with the judge’s witness date March 25 1911.
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District Court
Susan Bamberger
Noties
James E. Sedgwick
Augustus Beam Died Of Pleuro Pneumonia In Waterloo
Augustus Beam, 33, superintendent of the Waterloo Malleable Iron Works, died Sunday at 8:37 AM at 712 Lime Street of pleuro-pneumonia with heart complications after a week of illness. Born July 29 1874 in Troy New York he worked in Marion Ind Trenton N J and California before Waterloo. Survived by wife Anna Dehne and three children Marie Fred Arthur, plus his mother Mrs Daniel Cornell and several half siblings. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at home, Rev Theodore Wolfram officiating. burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Augustus 8. Beam
Waterloo
Lime Street
Beam
W. L. Botkin
Mr. Botkin
Trenton
N. J
Chicago
New York State
Mr. Beam
Troy
N. Y
Marion
Ind
Malleable Iron Works
California
Anna Dehne
Marie
Fred
Arthur
Daniel Cornell
Albany
Cornell
Theodore Wolfram
Fairview Cemetery
Announcements for Lady Militant Circle and Masons
The Lady Militant Social circle will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening in I O O F hall with large attendance expected. Waterloo lodge A F and A M will meet Tuesday evening March 25 at the Masonic temple for a second degree. all Master Masons invited. Jess Westergard of Des Moines signs to wrestle Frank Gotch in Los Angeles on April 7 in a finish match.
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Lady Militant Social Circle
A. F
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
Woloa
Masonic Temple
Flo
Gotch
Des Moines
Jess Westergard
Frank Gotch
Los Angeles
Higdon Hardisty Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation details for The Higdon Hardisty Company of Waterloo Iowa. Articles cover name, business scope including real estate and insurance, capital stock $10000, initial directors three, annual meeting in March 1912, voting by stock, debt limit two thirds, and member liability protection. Included are initial directors F J Hardisty O B Higdon Otis P Higdon and plan to commence on issuance of secretary certificate or upon $3000 paid-in.
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Iawa
Higdon-Hardisty Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Sud
Secretary of State
F. J. Hardisty
O. B. Higdon
Otis P. Higdon
Eczema Considered A Skin Disease Not Blood Cure
An article argues eczema is a skin condition, not blood related, citing tests and then promoting Meritol Eczema Remedy. Henderson Drug Co. sells it in Waterloo through the American Drug and Press Association.
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American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Waterloo
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