Des Moines Notes on Eating Houses and Tax Law
Des Moines reports three main industries thriving, with hotel promotions and a boom in restaurants and soda fountains as saloon closures shift business. British treaty issues loom on inheritance tax and Iowa courts consider cases affecting aliens. Farmers in Botna valley gain deer killing justification for protecting crops. Iowaerce berry boxes now limited to standard sizes pint, quart, half pint under new law.
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Des Moines
Chamberlain
Nest
Baltimore
Despines
Quincy A. Willis
Caleb A. Robbins
Supreme Court of
State Supreme Court
Iowa
Botna
Ward
Supreme Court
Southwest
Thirty Fifth General Assembly
State
Frederika Marriages and Local Improvements Highlight Osceola Paper
An Osceola Mo paper notes marriages of Oscar Bryson to Etta Cronkhite and Mary Baxter to Herbert Marshall, plus Dorothea Alcock’s Canadian marriage to Paul Roberts. Chas Golding builds a new flour room and makes store upgrades. Also reports arrival of a daughter at the Lundberg home and visitors from Charles City.
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Frederika
Osceola
Oscar Bryson
Etta Cronkhite
Chas. Golding
Inré
Mary Baxter
Panny Baxter
Stanley
Ida
Herbert Marshall
Marshall
Idaho
Dorothea Alcock
J. W. Alcock
Hengaugh
Sask
Canada
Paul Roberts
E. T. Wilson
East
Roberts
Oscar Lundberg
Olive Tablets offer liver and bowel aid claim
Diet ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable compound that cleanses the liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous after effects. It promises clearer skin, brighter eyes, and buoyant feelings, noting millions of boxes sold at 10 or 25 cents with nightly use.
Chicago Plan 5 Consid ered May Organize Civic Industrial Clubs
Waterloo high schools consider forming civic industrial junior Town Criers clubs after talks with Anderson Pace. Superintendents C. W. Kline and A. T. Wakill weigh benefits, aiming to complement regular studies without overloading students. Chicago success inspires trial, but smaller city challenges noted. Planning to avoid lower-grade disruption, with business leaders to provide talks and visits.
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Waterloo
Anderson Pace
Chicago
Town Criers
Echools
Kline
East High
Hult
West High School
A. T. Wakill
Boness
Feet Soothing Aid Promises Quick Comfort for Pains
An advertised remedy claims to ease aching, sore and tired feet by cooling burning sensations and softening calloused areas. The product targets tender feet, puffiness, and corn irritation with topical relief.
TIZ Foot Bath Promises Quick Relief for Sore Feet
An old advertisement touts TIZ foot soak as a cure for tender corns callouses and bunions. It claims instant relief from burning swelling and smelly feet, urging buyers to obtain a 25 cent box at drug or department stores and “laugh at sufferers who complain.”
Industrial plans near Waterloo eyed for youths
A fragment notes an industrial project near Waterloo could benefit high school boys. The brief hints at local economic development and youth employment opportunities, without detailing dates or sponsors.
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Waterloo
Denver News Roundup of Local People and Events
John Hue of California arrived in Denver to stay with Henry Meier and wife. Miss Minnie Wehling has moved home from the hospital and is recovering well. Fred Seeser plans house remodeling and a new foundation. Mrs Jno Nottier placed a monument on her husband’s grave in Fairview cemetery. Mrs Ernest Karatien and daughter visited relatives from Fredericksburg over Sunday. Wm Graening conducted business in Iowa City Tuesday. Mrs Wim Squires visits relatives in Alden Iowa for several weeks. Otto Glelan lays cement walks and curbing for a cemetery driveway. Harry Hinden and Miss Maybelle Daniels married last week. Meta Hein returns from a five month visit with her Milwaukee sister.
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Denver
John Hue
Wits and Son
California
Henry Meier
Minnie Wehling
Fred Seesers
Jno. Nottier
Fairview Cemetery
Ernest Karatien
Fredericksburg
Wm. Graening
Iowa City
Wim. Squires
Alden
Otto Glelan
Lutheran Cemetery
Harry Hinden
Maybelle Daniels
Meta Hein
Milwaukee
Local Notes From Reinbeck Area Visit Highlights
Reinbeck reports Mrs Kahler and son Charles returning from Lawrenceville Wisconsin. W D DeWolf and G Mevora were in Sioux City earlier in the week. Mrs T D Dudley and daughter from Mt Auburn visited Iowa Falls. Mr and Mrs Chas Warner and baby of Waterloo spent Sunday with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Wm Gilson. Frank Gange has stayed downtown during the feast, weakened by a long illness. Friends of Miss Laura Nielson …
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Frank Gange
Laura Nielson
Local notes of birthdays births and illnesses
A fragmentary local page records celebrations for a fifteenth birthday and a return home from Waterloo Hospital. It notes Miss Thelma Pavis with scarlet fever, Mr Urady’s father’s death near Clin, and a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frahm. Other items mention a knee injury from a wagon jump, a kerosene explosion injuring Mrs Shofstul, and families traveling to Livingston and Morrison.
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Guy Hurnam
Waterloo Hospital
Thelma Pavis
Red Davis
Holek
Cedar Rapidy
Urady
Clin
Mitchell
Livingston
Mont
Nissan
Daversport
Suarp
T.F, Ll
John Frahm
Adolph Albert
Alta Whenall
Miss Lulu Carey Spends Weekend in Fredericksburg
May 6 Miss Lulu Carey stayed at her Fredericksburg home over the weekend. Mrs. Muckinger is seriously ill and under nurse care. Richard Glessner and family of Waterloo spent Sunday at the J. Glessner home. Oliver Smith on sick list. Mrs. Weaver of Waterloo visited the J. J. Fike home. An ad mentions a 16 cent Waterloo home want ad.
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Orange
Lulu Carey
Fredericksburg
Muckinger
Richard Glessner
Waterloo
J. Glessner
Corp Priating
Oliver Smith
Weaver of
J. J. Fike
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Garden
Enfield
Evans
Evening Courier and Reporter
PACE
Surat
Reinbeck
Adni
Chalmers
Bryant Motor Car Co
Jefferson Street
Phons
Umpn
Chicano
France
Yinging
George McManus
MR. Siggs
Golly
International News Service
JOM
Waterloo Overland CG
East Fifth Street
Ness Office
Hveryone
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