Dead Shot Tomlinson Embraces Water Wagon Reform
Waterloo medicine man known as Dead Shot Tomlinson, once famed for street medical shows, has embraced sobriety and plans to lecture on the evils of strong drink. He appeared in police court as a spectator, exuding a new demeanor and aiming to recover losses while pledging to steer others away from alcohol.
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Tomlinson
Waterloo
Tom Hagon
The
Sioux City News
Bims
Neal Institute
KC Jelly Roll Recipe From KC Cook's Book
A recipe describes making a jelly roll by beating eggs and sugar until light, folding in lemon rind, flour sifted with salt and baking powder, milk, and baking in a moderate oven. Hot milk helps rolling without cracking, then spread with jelly and roll while warm. The KC Jelly Roll is illustrated in KC Cook's Book, free via certificate with KC Baking Powder can.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School
Jagurs Mrc. Co
Chicago
Recruiting Head Goes To Davenport
Boatswain's Mate John Whalen of the United States navy, formerly in charge of the navy recruiting HQ in this city, is ordered to head the sub recruiting station at Davenport. Whalen previously ran the Waterloo sub-station, and his move is seen as a boost for his career as he rose from apprentice in 1902 through strict duty and ambition.
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C. R. Gazette
John Whalen
United States Navy
Navy
Davenport
Whalen
Waterloo
Naval Service
Dr Bergen Delivers Cross Themed Addresses At First Presbyterian
Dr John T Bergen of Dubuque gave a fine address at the First Presbyterian church on The Cross. It was the first of three sermons about The Cross with further talks on The Attraction of the Cross and The Appeal of the Cross. The audience heard stories from his Indian experiences and Mrs J D Liffring sang a solo. tonight Miss Genevieve Edwards will sing.
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John Talmadge Bergen
Dubuque
First Presbyterian Church
Bergen
J. D. Liffring
Genevieve Edwards
Young Wife Passes Away After Operations Near Jubilee
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Schildmeier, 20, a lifelong resident living west of Jubilee, was held at the Lutheran church. Maiden name Inez Town. She died after an operation following an earlier appendicitis surgery.
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Charles Schildmeier
Card of Thanks for George O. Kistner loss
The family expresses sincere thanks to those who offered sympathy, understanding, and labor during their bereavement for husband and father George O. Kistner. Mrs. Kistner and children appreciate the support.
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George O. Kistner
Kistner
Grinnell Teacher Resigns for Fairfield College Post
Grinnell Iowa March 30 Special Rev C H Horn for nine years on Grinnell academy faculty will leave this fall for Parsons college in Fairfield to accept a new position Tickets for an entertainment at the First Congregational church next Tuesday evening benefiting the First M E church fund will be sold at Cal J Miller’s drug store on the west side and Schunemann’s drug store on the east side
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Grinnell
C. H. Horn
Grinnell Academy
Fairfield
Parsons College
Homer A. Rodeheaver
Alvin W. Roper
First Congregational Church
M. EF
Cal J. Miller
Schunemann
Bank seeks injunction over tax on bank stock in Iowa
Commercial National asks for a temporary writ and permanent injunction to stop Black Hawk county and County Treasurer F. T. Bentley from collecting a 7.6 mill tax on its bank stock. The suit claims the assessment is unlawful, unconstitutional, and discriminatory against Iowa banks, arguing state statutes violate federal and Iowa constitutional provisions. The stock totals 2,000 shares at $100 par, owned by individuals.
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The
Commercial National Bank
Black Hawk County
F. T. Bentley
Board of Supervisors
United States
Iowa
Death summons early resident Jacob Aurand of Waterloo
Jacob M. Aurand, longtime Waterloo and Black Hawk County resident, died March 22 in Walker Minnesota after paralysis and heart trouble. Born August 18 1845 in Snyder County Pennsylvania, he moved west as a youth, married Lucy Ford, and had six children. He lived in Cedar township and Waterloo, later moving to Minnesota in 1897 with his family, where they remained for thirteen years. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, three brothers in Pennsylvania and Indiana, and was a Lutheran church member since 1864. His death prompts remembrance from early Black Hawk County residents.
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Waterloo
Jacob M. Aurand
Walker
Minn
Poplar
Mr. Aurand
Elias and
Elizabeth Aurand
Snyder County
Lucy Ford
Sadie Aurand
Staples
Charles J. Johnson
Minnie Aurand
Carvails
Ore
Aurand
Cedar Township
Black Hawk County
J. P. Hummel
Waterloo Township
Minnesota
Familly
William
Jerry
Pennsylvania
John
Elkhart
Ind
Lutheran Church
Board of Health Meeting Monday in City Chamber
The board of health composed of the mayor and city council will hold its semi annual meeting next Monday evening in the council chamber. Routine public health matters will be considered and the meeting is required by state regulation. Beginning Monday night the board of review will also begin work with property valuation equalization likely to demand attention.
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Board of Health
Council
Board of Review
Waterloo Residents Named in Record Of Marriages
Matie M Willard and Grover J Zweisler wed in Waterloo along with Alice Simpson Thomas D Miller Royal W Hartsell and Nellie Mae Porter listed in the marriage register for the city.
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Matie M. Willard
Waterloo
Grover J. Zweisler
Alice Simpson
Thomas D. Miller
Royal W. Hartsell
Nellie Mae Porter
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Wild Talk
Temperance
Rick
Ety
DR. Bergen
BANK
Commercial National
Poplar, Minn
MEDAY
Wasnaunn-Cnosey Co
GoLp
Colton
Lafayette
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