Butler county Medical association meets in Allison Ia
Allison Iowa May 7 A meeting of the Butler county Medical association was held here with physicians from county towns in attendance. Mrs Rath Hubbard of Clear Lake visited her parents Mr and Mrs G L Arnold. The Spain Rose Lumber Co builds new lumber sheds. A fire at A C Wilcox farm destroyed a horse barn and outbuildings, six miles east of Allison, killing ten horses. State highway commission officials instructed city township and county officers under the new highway law. May term of the Butler county district court starts next week with Judy G H Kelley presiding. Mothers Day service planned at the Methodist church next Sunday. The board of supervisors met this week. Edward Bell returns from eastern trip. farm near Homer NY leased until next year. Stroebel Music company opens branch in John De Vries building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain-Rose Lumbir Company
Germany
Nancy Jones
Waverly
J. W. Thompson
W. J. Blunt
Perry Jones
Alva. Fla
Warner
M. P. Jones
A.C. Wilcox
Allison
New State Highway Commission
Court House
Tutler County District Court
Judy (. H. Kelley
Charles City
Methodist Church
Board of Supervisors
Edward Bell
Homer
N. Y
Local social notes and townsfolk updates from Parkersburg
Parkersburg briefs report H W Wilhelms and Thies Tammen with Tammen undergoing shoulder surgery in Freeport. Mr and Mrs Stopela celebrate golden wedding with family gathering. Miss Pearl Middlebrook visits Miss Gertrude Crossman. Miss Helen Conn and H Eb Kaiser marry in Minneapolis and plan to live there. R A Doty and family visit Waterloo relatives. Miss Mary Cramer becomes post office clerk. Community events include senior class play His Wifes Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
H. W. Wilhelms
Thies Tammen
Freeport
Tammen
Stopela
Val Lahr
California
West States
Pearl Middlebrook
Hiceville
Gertrude Crossman
Helen Conn
H. Eb. W. Kaiser
Minnneapolis
Miss Conn
Mr. Kaiser
First National Bank
Minneapolis
R. A. Doty
Chas. Gleason
Gie
Parkersbury
Miss
Traerson
Jed Missering
Tyne
Crushed lime rock spread near Webster City for fields
About 100 tons of crushed lime rock from near Webster City are spread on local fields this week. Warmers bought two carloads. A series of local notices lists illnesses, visits, and moving plans, including deaths in Cedar Falls, family travels to Colorado, and community events in Hillside Cemetery association and local schools.
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Mt. Vernon Township
Webster City
D. A. Finley
Hillside Cemetery Association
P. mi
Win. Decker
Wif
Lupton
Colo
W. OH. Peek
Cedar Falls
FF. W. Jarob
Chiude Minden
Philip Holte
Waterloo
Geo. Tolte
Holte
Philip Bolte
Orrin Reinvardt Farm
Wut. Callaghan
Pp. A. Dunbar
Webster
Fredsville
Grundy County
Maude Callaghan
George Crog
Maria Hesh
Fred Jacob
Jia
Sam Rathauser
Claude Briden
la Porte
Rose Cramer
Noreas Society
Cris Weidemter
Illingis
Farrington Crewmery
Alvin Tostlebe
Carl
Clayton Ulrich
Lewis Brandes
A. Ju, Truaire
Chas. Bentley
H. S. Deeming
HH. T. Briden
East Janesville
Local Notes From Janesville and Surrounding Areas
May 6 Amas a Pierce and wife of Bremner visited friends over Sunday. H H Pippert spent Sunday with parents at Nora Springs. Ladies Cemetery Association to meet with Mrs Van Bypps Sunday May 16 for important business. Vera Greenless and Bess Brine visited parents Sunday. Train wreck demolished handcar propulsion. section men escaped. Carl Johnston and Clarence Prosser of Riddellvale Alta employed on farms at 100 per month. Rebekah initiation postponed due to rain. Frank Hunner went to Waterloo for dental work. Nick Bern heirs receive partial settlement on Kernes estate. Mrs Gee Roeckwoon caring for a wife in Waterloo. Fishermen about 200 miles De Witt Shell Rock. Becker may move to town May 30 to occupy Stiles place. Tush Tallantyne building repairs. choir members asked to quart at yw. Bradford’s Valentine to practice for mee myorind diay megic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Amasa Pierce
Bremner
H. H. Pippert
Nora Springs
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
van Bypps
Vera Greenless
Bess Brine
Carl Johnston
Clarence Prosser
Riddellvale
Alta
Eco
Rockwood
Deppe
Frank Hunner
Waterloo
Nick Bern
Tre Kernes
Gee
Roeckwoon
Shell Roark
Becker
Pitkin
Tush Tallantyne
Bradford
Local Social Notes Include Purchases and Visits
Frederika Proderika Mayo Will Dilley and Harry McConkey bought new autos. Mr Pepin visited Janes i Saturday to see his daughter Jobo Marsh and catch a tae suckers before the season ends. Mrs Byron Mierhener and Myrtle Summers were guests of Mrs Sid Mooney. Mrs Adama left for Waterloo after a telegram about her uncle. Mr and Mrs Olendorf visited her father near Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proderika
Mayo
Will Dilley
Harry McConkey
Pepin
Janesi
Jobo Marsh
Byron Mierhener
Mise Myrtle
Sumer
Mitchener
Sid Mooney
Adama
Waterloo
Mra. Olendorf
Tripoli
Mra
Olendorf
Local notes from Clarksville includes visits and health updates
Clarksville reports social visits across Waterloo Dumont Shell Rock and Nashua areas. Miss Gladys Matott and Miss Edith Feltus visit relatives. Mrs S. Davis and Mr Randall travel to Waverly. Measles death burial for the four year old of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Jessie Waite undergoes surgery. rain benefits crops. Will Cook and Howard Hickle return from other towns. school staff shifts announced and new teachers hired for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Geo
Powers of Waterloo
L. Fowle
Gladys Matott
Dumont
Martin Huber
Lena Olsen
Uremer
Frank McCrery
Cedar Falls
Alb. Norton
Chittenden
Cal
Lana Wamsley
Shell Rock
Woman’s Club
Barhel Smith
Barr
Hummel
Huber
Hunt
Kitchen
Edith Feltus
First Primary Incomplete Ke wig Filing Not Supplied
Partial OCR text notes the first primary and Miss Ke wig's room lack supplies. The fragment hints at a local election or school event with missing documents. Entities: Miss Ke wig. No dates, places, or organizations clearly defined.
Community News From Littleton May Highlights Local Visits
Miss Irene Scott stayed as an over Sunday guest in Winthrop. Mrs. Wm. Sankey visited relatives in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Wilbur of Cedar Falls spent time with friends and kin here. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Manroxs of Independence visiting relatives. Two births April 30. ten-pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Al Williams and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Miller. Various illnesses and social events noted including an Aid Society gathering raising nearly $6 and plans for an ice cream social May 16 at H. B. Patton home. Eighth grade exams held. Des Moines man John Barclay recovering from appendicitis. Social visits by Ralph Stevenson and wife Tula Page. Rev. Frank McKane leaves for Des Moines pastorate at $4000 salary. Ailey Benson injured in barn accident requiring seven stitches. Local residents noted for feeble health and nervous trouble. prayers for all to improve.
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Sophia Wendt
Elmer Helms
Will Rourke
North Dakota
Win Rourke
Grant
A. BE. Walker
Waterloo
Will Everding
Mary Borchert
Readlyn
Frank Justen
Maggie McGown
Ida Dana
New Hampton
Nancy Dunlap
Jack Conner
South Hichland
Mary Conner
Martha Mowatt
Jack Jinkerton
Lew Pinkerton
Fil Lashbrook
Bessie Clary
Chas. Ward
Dresden Township
August Sasgo
Independence
Aid Society
Geo. Headbere
BE. B. Barclay
Ralph Stevenson
Rowley
Tula Page
Mr. Stevenson
Frank MecKane
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Arley McGlaughlin
Benson
J. ©. Stevenson
L. E. Sinkler
Vinton
van Horn
Dan Farris
Geo Herrera
Farris
Milwaukee Road
Herrera
van Horne
Ferguson
Warren Leverich
North Liberty
Johnson County
Leverich
Lew Clark
Cedar Township
Kirk
C. P. Brown
Riverside Park
Catherine McFarland
George McElroy
The
Whiton
Bernard Murphy
Helen
Ben Larson
Fort Dodge
And
Fox Township Update on Farm Improvements
May reports show Frank Philips erecting a windmill at Fox Center while Fred Orth builds a new corn crib and Nick Ehr shells corn for Peter, outlining local farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Center
Frank Phillips
Fred Orth
Nick Ehr
Peter
Farmers Map One Day Last Week and Planting Plan
One day last week was chosen for field work with corn planting to follow. Rain helped oats fields though some oats had not sprouted due to dry soil conditions.
Farris Dies After Van Horn Fight in Iowa
In Van Horn a mid day brawl between Dan Farris and Geo Herrera left Farris dead. Herrera, a Mexican laborer, stabbed him in the neck and abdomen with a dirk and fled. Sheriff Ferguson pursues him as witnesses give fractured accounts of the motive.
Syrup of Figs Advertises Gentle Childrens Laxative
An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a mild, safe laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief from stomach and bowel issues, stresses fig taste, and warns against other products. The California Fig Syrup Co markets under the name Syrup of Figs and Senna liver toner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Baker Conrad Kling Sells Bakery Interest to Clyde Hall
In a city bakery move Conrad A. Kling sold his bakery business to Clyde A. Hall, an experienced baker. Mrs Larson hosted twelve old friends with wood violets and a four course menu. Benton county institute meets in Vinton starting June 16 with Miss Schloeman leading planning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad A. Kling
Clyde A. Hall
Benton County Institute
Vinton
Miss Schloeman
Health as the key to a man's success ad
An advertisement proclaims health as the largest factor in a man’s success. It claims regular bowels lead to well being and promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets as a remedy to relieve constipation, improve appetite and digestion, sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
No Opiates in E R U S A Says Local Ad
Advert claims E R U S A contains no opiates lead or poisonous drug and promises a $50 forfeit cure. The note lists Waterloo druggists Walters Simpson Miller Joder Schuneman as sellers and asserts others cause constipation and piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Walters & Simpson
C. J. Miller
J. K. Joder & Son
B. W. Schuneman & Co
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Claims Darkening Effects
An old advertisement touts conman brewed sage with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair and remove dandruff. It promotes a ready to use tonic sold for about fifty cents a bottle at drugstores, asserting quick, visible results with repeated applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmen Garden
Wryeth
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Stroebel Music Company
John de Vries
Ars
Cre
MT. Vernon
Resinos
Porch Tres
Jaeisey Chemical Tee
Galimore, Mi
Frederika
Gladys Ramsey
Wilt Garber
Ocheveden
Sherburne
J. Stark
Sarby
Lillie Jr. Adlon
Riverton
Elizabeth McDonald
Wilder
Alfa M. Cronse
Littleton
FOX
West
Hawkeye Granite Co
John F. Heath
Mer
Jefferson Street
Iowa
Frontier Asthma CO
Siogarnam
Hudson
Buffatg
N.Y
Uuok
Rome
Aden
Dave
Fast Fifth Street
Fpowler Co. Wholesale Grocers
C.J. Miller
Paul Davis Dry Goods Store
Logan Ave
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson
Commercial St
Blackstone
All Waterloo Grocers
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
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