Man Tells Of Health Turnaround After United Doctors
Victor Mattson of Duluth Minnesota recounts dramatic health improvement after March 17 1911 treatment by the United Doctors at Marsh Place Waterloo offices. He suffered four years with stomach and heart trouble and had been unable to work eighteen months. He praises rapid progress, recommends others seek care, notes free confidential examination and consultation, and that the doctors do not charge unless they can relieve or cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Mattson
Finland
Weat
Duluth
Minn
North 52Nd Ave
United Doctors
Waterloo
Marsh Place
Local club notices invite members to social events
Waterlookfive No 22 hosts a thimble bee at Mrs Viola Johnsons 213 Park Rd Thursday May 25 for Lady Maccabees and husbands friends. Lady Maccabees No 37 L O T M plans an ice cream social at Mrs Mary Hicky 212 Second St West on May 24. Lady Militant circle meets in I C O hall Tuesday evening. G A R and allied groups to meet Monday 2:30 for Decoration Day. Royal Neighbors meet Tuesday May 22 at 7:46 with initiation and picnic supper for all. Young Peoples Society ice cream social moved to church lawn tonight. Suit to order 15 00 Glasgow Tailors 303 East Fourth St.
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Waterlookfive
Viola Johnson
Park Road
Lady Maccabees
Aod
Mary Hicky
Second. Street West
Seashball
Noress
Glasgow Tallors
East Fourth St
Lincoln Circle
Bee
The
A. B
Pythian Temple
Muscatine
Temple
Memorial University
South
H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Fine Arts Society plan afternoon play and elections
The Fine Arts Society of the Women’s club holds a Tuesday meeting in the outside library with hosts Mrs. W. H. Bickley and Mrs. Carrie House Cowin. The German translation play “Thank God the Table Is Spread” features a 2:30 PM performance and officers for the coming year will be elected after the program.
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Fine Arts Society
Women's Club
Eoustside Library
W. H. Bickley
Carrie House Cowin
Women’s Club
Ausdorf
L. BE. Fowler
Katrina
Passenger Worried Over His Booze And Typewriter
A Chicago to Traer passenger asked City Ticket Agent Austin to intercept luggage on the westbound Illinois Central train leaving at 8 50. He had left the car for luncheon and not learned the stop time, so the train pulled away with his large clip containing a Hammond typewriter a small unlocked satchel a paper package and bottles with liquor. The agent arranged to detain the baggage at Webster City and the passenger fretted about the fate of the booze and his typewriter. The rest of the piece recounts local notices and ads about moving services and a funeral in Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forenson
City Ticket
Austin
Illinois Central
Hammond
Webster City
Sumner Girl Who Left Her Home Died Among Strangers
Miss Anna Schwan, once missing from Sumner, died Saturday evening at EB L Franklin residence where she had gone to work after leaving home last year in dissatisfaction. Her mother arrived in Traer next morning and said she did not know of her daughter's critical illness until too late. The family had not known her whereabouts for months.
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J. O. Berkley
McCorkin~ Flate
Stewart
Miss Risely
Emerson School
Berkley
South Street
Helen McSweeney
Alice Eason
Toledo
Traer
Llere
V. A. Pratt
Mr. Franklin
Sumner
Traer Gere Mans
Trucr Star-Clipper
Anna Schwan
EB. L. Franklin
Week’s Texas trip in private car offered for low fare
A private car trip to Texas is advertised for under half price. The party leaves June 6. For particulars call tonight to French & Frazee at 611 Black Hawk bank building.
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Texas
French & Frazee
Black Hawk Bank
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Juluth
Ays
Lady Militant
Sons of Veterans
G.A. R. Hall
Young People's Society of the Christian Church
Five Hundred
F. A. Lawson
Lafayette Street
W. F. Jeffrey
J. W. Larsen
Barclay Street
GC. N. Shane
Third Avenue West
E. J. Miller
Marshalltown
Sam Shilliam
Nell Jackson
H. 4H. Weatherwax
Dorothy Weatherwax
W. 5. Devine
Forestine
J. E. Crouse
Elverne
Albion
Edward Devine
New York
Boggs
Leland Avenue
West High School
Harriett Ryan
Marion Chapman
M. Wallace
Bogart
Dyers
P. E. O. Society
George E. Lichty
F. Ll. Northey
P. FE. O
Lina Moore
Margaret Kingsbury
W. R. Weld
Sioux City
Areme Circle
Cedar Rapids
Areme Circle of
Cedar
G. A. Doerfler
Division No. 3
Dorothy Doerfier
Misa Burris
Hansen
Kenwood Park
Byrde Curtiss
D. K. Harbert
Charles Klingaman
Second Street West
Helen Klingaman
Mildred Shank
L. A. Wassam
C. M. Flerce
Hudson
Rebekah
Rebekahs
I. Co. O. F. Hall
F. W. Biggs
Herbert Jones
Miss Black
Luncak
Frank Austin
Osage
Ed Schermerhorn
Cornell Girls
Edith Wyant
Cornell College
Independence Avenue
Wyant
Marian Wyant
Berth Avenue
J. E. Dempster
Dr. Witterie
Laura Morris
the Park
Luna Hoffman
Chicago
Grace Burns
Dubuque
Reitz
Augusta Andrews
United Evangelical Church
Sycamore Street
Sioux City Tribune
W. F
Sioux City Boat Club
Fred Austin
H. W. Sigworth
D. G. Langlands
Tressa McElhinney
Margaret VanMetra
F. A. Seemann
J. A. Howell
Greensburg, Ky
Chamberlain
Goore Ams
East Ath Street
Shores Fuel & Transfer Co
Headqy Safeters
Ernest French
Hartford Saxony
Hardwick Wiltons
Hartford
Kremlin
Bigelow
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