Widow W M Young Dies After Pneumonia At 82 In Jesup
Mrs W M Young, born Katherine Wells in New York in 1832, died in Jesup after contracting pneumonia spent winters in California with husband and family. She was grandmother of C M Young of Waterloo and survived by two sons G W and C Young.
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W. M. Young
Jesup
Rs. Young
C. M. Young
Warloo
Buchanan County
Fox Township
M.A. Salson
Pacific Coast
Easter Preparations and Services at First Presbyterian Church
Easter preparations fill the local religious calendar with special services at First Presbyterian Church. John Robertson Macartney will speak on "With Christ in the Upper Room" and a Passion will close his service to welcome new members. Friday features an illustrated song service with the Passion of Our Lord portrayed by stereopticon and paintings. Also noted are a church supper and Sunday school officers' meeting, ongoing Bible study, and a union morning prayer meeting for Waterloo east.
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Eld
First Presbyterian
Astor
John Robertson Macartney
Krist
Assion
Lord
Andents
Earth
Nyst Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
Churches of Waterloo East
Cmanusi Evangelical Church
Courthouse Square
Weigert Promotes Chiropractic Health Road to Wellness
A columnist extols optimal health through chiropractic principles, contrasting true and false paths in science and life. The speaker, Weigert, claims spinal analysis can diagnose troubles without questions and invites doubtful readers to seek guidance on the road to health and wealth.
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Highway of Health
Weigert
City in Brief: Local Notes and Meetings
Buchanan, Majestic ads note Calvin Risk visiting relatives in Oelwein for a week. Arthur Burger of 1114 Jefferson Street placed under quarantine for scarlet fever. W W Beal travels to Chicago and Wisconsin, expected home tomorrow. D Becker and S J Hall at Independence for a Masonic commandery meeting. J G Briggs and Harvey Briggs, drug habit cases, committed to Knoxville for treatment. Fred Willier Camp to hold special U W V meeting at Fifth Street East tailor shop at 7:20 PM Thursday. Waterloo Lodge No 50 Degree of Honor to meet Friday evening in G A R hall. Mrs J J Comb underwent operation at St Francis hospital Wednesday morning. Superintendent Charles W Kline.
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Calvin Risk
Oelwein
Arthur Burger
Jefferson Street
W. W. Beal
Chicago
Wisconsin
D. Becker
J. Hall
Independence
Als
J. G. Briggs
Harvey Briggs
Knoxville
Judge Mu
An Easy Way to Increase Weight with Sargel
An advertisement claims a simple method to gain weight by using Sargel. It describes a scientific discovery that supposedly helps the digestive tract absorb nutrients, promising 10 to 20 pounds of solid flesh. It lists Joder Pharmacy in Waterloo as a seller with a guarantee and cautions that the product should not be used by those not seeking significant weight gain.
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Joder Pharmacy
Waterloo
Vicinity
Suction of Train Kills Boy Near Illinois Central Kiss
A passing freight train on the Illinois Central yesterday at 3 pm drew the boy under the wheels crushing his left foot. Doctors at St Francis hospital performed an amputation of part of the heel and all the toes except the big toe. The victim, year old son of Mr and Mrs Homer Gibbons of 1981 Franklin street, stood near the east belt line switch waiting for the train to pass when he was swept away.
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Illinois Central
Carly Gibbons
St. Francis Hospital
Homer Gibbons
Franklin Street
East Belt Line
Waterloo east schools visit Iowa Falls and library board meet
Iowa Falls hosted a Waterloo east schools visit yesterday. Cedar Heights district seeks library extension privileges at today’s library board and township trustees meeting. The Real Estate Board plans a 7 30 pm meeting at the Waterloo Commercial clubrooms with routine matters on the agenda.
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Cedar Heights
Library Board
Waterloo Commercial
Central College Glee Club Impresses Walnut Street Audience
A large audience at Walnut Street Baptist church applauded the Central College Glee Club for an excellent varied program. The tenor soloist Leonard Ajien and bass Ralph Westervelt received special praise. piano numbers by Fred Faassen drew favorable comment. The Baraca class sponsored the concert, followed by a reception hosted by the senior Y and P A. The group plans a concert at Cedar Falls Baptist Church tonight.
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Central College Glea Club
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Leonard Ajien
Ralph Westervelt
Fred Faassen
Barara
Glee Club
Baptist Church
Cedar Falls
Bishop Rudolph Dubbs Dies in Harrisburg at 94
Harrisburg March 31 Bishop Rudolph Dubbs of the United Evangelical church died at his home. Born in Hessen Germany in 1837 he once served as presiding elder in Iowa and later moved to Illinois where he edited the Christlicher Botschaft German organ of the Evangelical association. He was made bishop of the organization in 1874. The Evening Courier carried the notice in Waterloo homes.
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Harrisburg
Rudolph Dubbs
United Evangelical Church
Dubbs
Hessen
Germany
Iown
Illinois
Christickn Bots
Evangelical Association
Mas
Agsazation
Austrians Lose 18000 Men in Hour's Battle
Geneva dispatches cite Austrian losses in Lyutia valley and Bereg province on March 29 as 13,990. Four columns totaling 4,000 Austrians were annihilated in under an hour in Bereg, north of Verecake, leaving troops demoralized amid heavy casualties.
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Geneva
Paris
Lyutia
Bereg
Hungary
Verecake
Anti Tipping Bill Passed by Lower House Iowa
Des Moines reports the Iowa House approved an anti tipping bill with few votes against it. The measure bans hotel and restaurant managers, conductors, dining car staff, and Pullmans from accepting tips and requires a conspicuous no tip sign. Violations are a misdemeanor.
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Des Moines
House of the
Iowa
Peterson
Cedar County
Waterloo Way Is Again a Winner
Miss Frances Crittenden of Minneapolis praised the Waterloo YWCA drive as the “Waterloo way” and reported over 800 dollars raised by thirty women on the first day. She lauded the campaign’s management, noting Waterloo’s model status and promising continued effort over three more days to reach a five thousand dollar goal. Personal letters to local business and civic leaders aided support, arranged with Waterloo Business College assistance.
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Waterloo Way
Frances Crittenden
Mineneapolis
Miss Crittenden
Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Inig
T We
Waterloo Business College
Y M C A plans new Elks home site in Waterloo
A special meeting will decide on an option to buy the Julian Richards property at Park avenue and Mulberry street for a new Elks lodge. West side members favor converting the Y M C A building for the fraternal group, while east side members push remodeling the Richards site.
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M.C. A
Waterloo Lodge
O. Ellis
Elks
Julian Richards
Park Avenue J
Mulberry Street
Richards
Hiks
Tig
Y. M.C A
Kiks
The
Aaron Slippy Moves Office to Fowler Building
Aaron Slippy relocates his civil engineering department to the second floor of the Fowler building at Fifth and Lafayette streets and will supervise the Waverly Stone and Grivel company. His former quarters at Sixth and Franklin streets are leased by Rossy Taxi and A. E. Baum. The taxi operation uses the lower floor for livery and Brune runs the repair department on the second floor.
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Aaron Slippy
Inter-State
Fowler
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
Waverly Stone and Grivel Company
Mr. Slippy
Sixth
Frankin Streets
Rossy Taxi Company
A. E. Baum
Mr. Brune
Attanto
Temperature report for March weather readings
Temperature data supplied by Buchanan Onthala shows midnight to 6 am readings and early morning figures. The table lists temperatures ranging from 17 to 42 degrees with daytime highs around 32 to 38 degrees and historical ranges 1914 to 1937 around 41 degrees.
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March St
Buchanan Onthala
McManus Widow Paid Indemnity in Mexico City
Dispatches report General Garza heads Mexico City government paying the widow of Jonni McManonus, an American killed near Zapata. Sum is about 190 thousand in gold, according to current exchange rates.
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Washington
Marcel
Villa
Garza
Mexico City
Jonni
McManonus
Lis Zapata
Additional Want Ads Incomplete Local Notices
Fragmented want ad text lists heat furnished room, general housework, short order restaurant job, and various contact phrases. Includes partial names and phone hints with garbled phrases and misplaced words.
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Rick
L. Mosteter
J Hermann Miller
Tentobrese
Nytt
Tosteter
Iewari
Dais Ee
Care Gourier
Wanted items and notices from Waterloo ad pages
A garbled classified section lists items for sale and notices in Waterloo area. Entries reference second-hand furniture, stoves, water heaters, dressers, dining sets, and lamps. farm stock including Orpingtons and Red Spaniel dogs. lost and found items. home services like painting and wallpapering. rental housing in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. and job inquiries for stenographers. The mix shows auctions, mortgage figures, and contact phone lines.
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Waterton
Repare
G. W
J. Edwards
Chicago Great Western Railway
East Side
R. L. DeOrood
Mason City
First National Bank
Young Coal CO
Modesta
Burca’s
Alforts
Wesle
Dundee
Norfolk
Terials
Serges
Poplins
Gahar
Copenhagen
Buchanan
Next Majestic
Iowa Falls
Bishop Dubs
Evenine Courter
Ho Elko
Shiery
Time City
the Waterloo Evening Courier
Dany
Tn Ee
Cekpfical and
LOS
Josephan Netton Lamed
McManus
Waterloo Asoline Engine Co
SakoeGool
Blackaman
Brow
Julie Dresser
Lion
Tahowell Company
St. West
Lelio
T. van Vieck
Newell St
W. F. McGarvey
Waterloo, R
Iowa-Dakota and Co
4Th St
D. A. Harner
1St St
Tevee Purnac
Hine Ave