Why Are They Called United Doctors
The United Doctors unite diverse medical systems to form a single effective school of treatment. They study each patient, selecting the best methods and avoiding cure-all fads, aiming to remove root causes rather than merely treating symptoms for lasting recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Marsh Place
United Doctors
United States
R.V. Pierce
Pierce
Fetter
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Prest
Buffalo, N.Y
Taft Asked to Spend Summer in Iowa Visit
Senator Kenyon urged President Taft to vacation in the middle west rather than the east. He suggested a month at Okehaji or Minnetonka to meet Western people. Taft views the idea favorably and might spend part of the summer in Iowa.
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Washington, D. C
Do You Have the Right Kind of Help
An ad copy promotes kidney and bladder remedy from J. K. Joder and a senator. It claims the product neutralizes poisons causing backache headaches nervousness and other kidney ailments. The snippet presents a marketing pitch with questionable medical claims.
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J. K. Joder
Sen
Foley
M. N. George
Irondale
Ala
J. K. Joder & Son
Saloon Petition at Marshalltown
Marshalltown citizens press to file a saloon petition with about 1775 names across 362 sections. Campaign managers report work to copy signers continues as officials guard the county auditor's office. Authorities expect withdrawals and duplicates to adjust the tally, aiming for roughly 100 to the good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
J. L. Livingston
J. H. Egermayer
Marshall County Citizens’ Association
Wets
Marshalltown Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Livingston
May Music Festival at Cedar Falls Features Thomas Orchestra
The State Teachers College Cedar Falls presents the May Music Festival on May 17 and 18 with the Thomas Orchestra of Chicago conducted by Frederick Stock, plus 150 voice Choral Society and six soloists. Hans Letz soloists, Reed Miller, Theodora Sturkayw Ryder, and Elijah with Miss Percival Allen Janet Spencer Clarence Whitebill Ehred Miller highlight the program. Concert prices range from 0.50 to 3.00 with reservations starting May 1 and due by May 6 to J B Knoepfler.
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State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Thomas Orchestra of
Chicago
Frederick Stock
Hans Letz
Reed Miller
Die Meistersinger
Max
Theodora Sturkayw Ryder
Elijah
Orchesta
Choral Society
Percival Alien
Janet Spencer
Clarence Whitebill
Bartone
J. B. Knoepfler
New Iowa Dakota Land Co Opens East Side Office
The Iowa Dakota Land Co opens a new office on the East Ride over Waneglera drug Store at East Frarth and La Fayette streets to handle growth from the Blowers addition with a West Side office already on West Fourth Street. Engineers report progress on the new addition and an opening date will be announced soon.
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Iowa-Dakota Land Co
Waneglera Drug
East Frarth
Lafayette Streets
West Fourth Street
Waterloo Water Power Company annual meeting elected officers
The Waterloo Water Power Company held its annual meeting with P. J. Siberiing as president H. H. Bezold as vice president Ira Rodamar as secretary J. Fr. Sedgwick as treasurer and directors C. O. Lamson H. H. Bezold P. J. Sterling Emmons Johnson J. B. Sedgwick A. F. Brolt and Jacob Demmel. Visible assets include 38 city lots between the mill race and river below Thirteenth Street with 14 suitable for building and 24 less desirable. The firm built the old dam and a mill race over two miles long and spent over 927,000 on establishing the water power plant, which failed to yield expected revenue.
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Waterloo Water Power Company
P. J. Siberiing
H. H. Bezold
Ira Rodamar
J. Fr. Sedgwick
C. O. Lamson
P. J. Sterling
Emmons Johnson
J. B. Sedgwick
A. F. Brolt
Jacob Demmel
Waterloo
Mill Cace
Thirteenth Street
Waterloo Water Company
Hospital Plans Being Revised For Corner Stone Ceremony
Bids for the Franciscan Sisters Hospital at St. Anthony's in St Louis proved too high so plans are being revised and a new contract let within a week. Corner stone laying is set for Decoration Day Tuesday May 30 with Father Folkenbrock coordinating with G A R Post Robert Anderson for a combined celebration. Clergy tallies and delegations from Dubuque Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Independence Oelwein New Hampton and Charles City are expected.
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Franciscan Sisters
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Louis
Waterloo
Folkenbrock
Robert Anderson G. A. R. Post
C. G. Crabtree
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Independence
Oelwein
New Hampton
Charles City
North Waterloo and Railroads Highlight Local Activity
North Waterloo reports activity with residents returning home from visits and relocations. Local machinists and railroad workers take new positions and travel plans are noted. A wedding in Arkler draws railroad staff, while others plan visits to Milwaukee and Chicago and a machinist’s recovery from illness is mentioned.
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C. Behrens
Cedar Falls
Theo. Behrens
G. A. Tibbitts
North End
John Dickerman
Denver
Colo
Dickerman
Tlmots Central
North Waterloo
J. P. Barth
Engineer Barth
Town City
T. Edwards
Waterloo
Dubuque
Bertha Warrell
Oelwein
E. A. Fleming
Manchester
Joseph Kurth
Milwaukee
Chicago
Russell Stark
Ray Burch
Burr A. Westland
William Gohe
T. B King
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wio
Hiinats Central
Arkler
Harry Kurth
Tom Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Sullivan
Danish Students to Give Cedar Falls Concert May 31
Danish Royal patronage under Crown Prince Christian brings the Royal University of Copenhagen chorus to Cedar Falls for a May 31 concert. Helge Nissen will lead as bass baritone soloist with Danish Opera singers and O Holboell, S Levysohn, and a Copenhagen conductor directing. The tour includes a White House garden party on May 19 and a wider goodwill visit to the United States.
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Waterloo
Royal University of Copenhagen
Cedar Falls
Helge Nissen
Royal Danish Opera
Salls
America
Crown Princes Christian of
Denmark
Europe
Covent Garden
Hans Sadie
London
Alexandra
Herr O. Holboell
Copenhagen
Herr 8. Levysohn
The
Hens Contest for Missouri Championship at Mountain Grove
Missouri hens will compete for a year long championship starting September 1 at Mountain Grove under rules set by the Missouri State Poultry Board. Six hens per entrant, housed and fed by the state, with monthly prizes for most eggs and a yearly prize for the greatest total eggs and weight, eggs owned by the experiment station.
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Columbia
Missouri
Quisenberry
Missouri State Poultry Board
Poultry Experiment Station
Mountain Grove
Belle Plaine to Welcome Rail Officials and Open New Plants
Belle Plaine business leaders plan a banquet and reception for Chicago & North Western railway officials locating main line headquarters here. Builders prep to hire 100 for Nelson Construction on brick and tile works and set a side track for material unloading. H. R. Mosnat plants nine acres of apples with 121 trees per acre and a windbreak. A separate bungalow orchard expands home and commercial fruit, while a lightning strike damages Joan Formanck’s Fifteenth Street house interior but avoids fire.
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Belle Plaine
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Brick and Tile Company
G38 Company
Nelson Construction Company
Mason City
H. R. Mosnat
Mosnat
Towa
Joan Formanck
Fifteenth Street
Amusements Excellent Bill At Syndicate Waterloo
The Syndicate theatre in Waterloo features a strong first half week bill with Undine Andrews Le Vere and Palmer Hap Handy and company Chas Hay and two reels of pictures. The program offers clever juvenile entertainment sharp singing and a novel soap bubble act plus popular spotlight songs. The socially themed humorous play by Z Hartley Manners with William Mong as Sir John Cotswold debuts next Monday at the Waterloo theatre.
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Syndicate
Syndicate Theatre
Waterloo
Undine Andrews
le Vere and Palmer
Hap Handy and Company
Chas. Hay
le Vere
Plamer
Hap Handy
Busby
Chas Hay
Z. Hartley Manners
William ¥. Mong
John Cotswold
Waterloo Theatre
King Alfonso Said Grave Tuberculosis Fears Reported
Paris dispatch cites L Intranaigeant claiming King Alfonso is gravely ill with tuberculosis. It reports a recent physician consultation recommending urgent treatment and a winter stay in Lezina Switzerland for improved climate, to aid his condition.
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Paris
L'Intranaigeant
Alfonso
Lezina
Switzerland
Hutchins Granted Insanity Adjudication in Washington
In Washington on May 2 a writ to adjudge Stilson Hutchins insane was granted with returnable date May 4. Hutchins, founder of the St. Louis Times and linked to major papers, was described as an organiser and promoter of a large syndicate.
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Washington, D. C
Stilson Hutching
St. Louis Times
Washington Post
Washington Times
Des Moines State Journal
Dubuque Herald
st. Louie _Dispatch
Hutchine
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Kenyon
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
Marshall Town
U. S
Teachers’ College
North Waterloo and Railroads
Cedar Falla
Crown Prince
Christian of
Nissen
AL. R. Mosnat
Aviator
Balt
Hutchins
Iowa Paper
Rumford
Lytle Flour & Feed CO
West Park Avenue
DR. Pierce
Hileman & Gindt Nuabinher Fisee
Uir
F. H. Latier
la Fayette Street
Fourth Street
Maneger
Evening Courike
Bos
LaFayette Building
Cornar 4Th Street
Black Hawk National Bank
Roma
Attorneys At Law
le Gates
Bryan Realty CO
City Property and
Farma, Acre Tracts
Waterloo Land CO
Bridge Bt
City
Perty
Galloway Glsson Inv
Tventh
Lowa
TE Warn
E. Williams
W.B. Mmy
Murtagh
Bee
Pike & Knapp
Central Iowa
Mary Forsythe
Black Hawk Bask
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