Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helped Creston Woman
A Creston Iowa resident Mrs W Seals reports long inflammation and pain eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after other medicines failed. She credits renewed health regained strength and ability to work and praises the product's herbal roots. A note invites other women to write Mrs Pinkham for confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. Seals
W. Howard St
Eighteen Saloon Renewals Heard by City Council
Councilman Dunkelberg plans to introduce an ordinance raising the saloon license from 1200 to 1500 dollars citing city costs and profits. Cedar Rapids has 1500, Waterloo could add about 7800 to city funds. Eighteen saloons asked for renewal. list of operators includes Rascht, Geyer, Wankner, Klein Bros, Munsen, Girsch, Goaswiler, Wahl, Wagner, Dacrah, Mippgerson, Clauson, Anderson, Westhoff, Schrader, Federspial, and Jackman & Son. Several others faced opposition but renewals carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkelberg
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Persoans
Wm. Rascht
Jacob Geyer
A. J. Wankner
Klein Bros
CR. Munsen
T. M. Girsch
B. J. Goaswiler
C.J. Wahl
Wm. Wagner
J.C. Dacrah
John H. Mippgerson
H. C. Clauson
Matt Anderson
Edw. Westhoff
Alfred Schrader
WN. Federspial
Jackman & Son
J. Hankner
Kiein Hres
Commercial Street
Annual Diocesan Convention in Sioux City Discusses Future Bishop
The 59th annual Episcopal diocese convention in Iowa convened at St Thomas Church with about 150 delegates. Bishop Morrison announced a second bishop to be elected in 1912 and praised clergy and lay leaders who died the past year. Missions funding was set at 6500 dollars with quarterly collections and a new Iowa Social Service Society formed to partner with the National Social Service group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
City
Episcopal Church
Iowa
Morrison
St. Thomas Church
Hishop Morrison
Andea
Board of Missions
Iowa Social Service Society
National Spacial Service Society
New York
Waterloo
St. Thomas
St. Panlas
Town
Salina
George W. Hinkle
St. Paul's Church
Mr. Craig
Plumpness Promoted by Hypo-nctane Tablets
An old health ad urges thin pale people to gain weight by using a pharmaceutical product named 3 rain hyrpo-nctane tablets. It claims red blood cells deficiency causes weakness and offers several months of use at well stocked apothecary shops to improve weight and color.
Pain-Awar-Pills Promoted for Headache and Neuralgia
Advertises Pain-Awar-Pills as non depressant for heart use and suitable for headache neuralgia and similar pains offered by ail drug stores.
Community Announcements From Local Societies and Churches
Mrs. Arthur Connolly hosts at 1425 Fifth Street West for St. Catherine society of Sacred Heart church this Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Jessie Woodruff to entertain the E B Social class at 618 South Street Thursday afternoon. Progressice Rebekah Lodge No 442 meets Wednesday evening with social to follow. a silver collection will be taken. Lady Maccabees No 37 host an ice cream social at Mrs Hickey's 212 Second Street East Wednesday evening May 24. Mrs Dr Thompson missionary in Rhodesia will speak at Westminster Church tonight at 7 45. Royal Ladies meet Wednesday evening May 34. Deborah Society of First M F Church meets Friday May 28 at Mrs Walters 271 Hammond area. Social Circle gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Nate Hartong Iris Fowler Street. West Waterloo M B A Relief Hand holds a Thursday May 25 Thimble Bee at Mrs A W Bills 1419 Park Avenue West. All M B As and friends invited. Regular G I A to B of IL FB meeting in Engineers Hall May 24 at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Connolly
Fifth Street West
St. Catherine Society of Sacred Heart
Mre. Hickey
Second Street
West Waterloo
A. W. Bills
Park Avenue West
Man Drowns After Heroic Rescue at Rapids
Cedar Rapids May 24 Two lives were lost at a dam after a rescue attempt. Patrick Stratton saved Lea Kelly, 13, from the current but Leo Kelly drowned. Henry Warren died two hours later while attempting to recover the boy’s body. A third rescuer, Hatfield, Burke, and others survived as the undertow swamped their boat. Thousands watched the tragedy from the avenue bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lea Kelly
Patrick Stratton
Leo
Charry Cress
Henry Warren
Avenue Bridge
Two J
Warren
Tneir Sidness
Hatfield
Burke
Head Crushed in Engine Wheel at Britt
Mason City Iowa May 23 special John P Miller a young farmer living near Britt thrust his head into a gasoline engine wheel that had stopped on a dead center it suddenly started catching his head and crushed it killing him instantly. A travel ad follows offering Gulf Coast Texas trips for 20 dollars including sleepers with regular fare 46 50 and inviting contact at French Frazee 611 Black Hawk bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Texas
French & Frazee
Black Hawk Bank
Mason City
John P. Miller
Britt
William A Welker of Le Grand Dies in Te Grand Home
William A Welker longtime Marshall county resident died at his daughter Mrs R A Gaunt home in Te Grand after over a year of poor health and confinement to bed He was born in Ohio July 26 1835 and came to Iowa in 1864 He married in Ohio to Zakiah Carnes who predeceased him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Welker
le Grand
Marshall County
R. A. Gaunt
Te Grand
George C. Welker
Waterloo
Mr. Welker
Ace
Ohio
Iowa
Ohin
Zakiah Carnes
Funeral Planned for Local Father of Two
Six years after a local man’s passing he leaves two children. His daughter remains at the home where he died and his son lives in this city. Funeral arrangements are expected to be held on Thursday.
North Waterloo and Railroads Update in City News
Mrs. H A Cross of Oelwein visited the city at her daughter Mrs Harry Dotson’s home. Illinois Central repair crews work coal chute repairs in the north end yards. A C Behrens returns to Champaign Illinois after days with his brother Theo. Peter Jensen of Rock Valley joins Rechtfertig and Sporle in shoe repair. Ortman family of Dunkerton visit Theo Behrens. Night Foreman Charles Creel recovering and expected back soon. W H Behrens visits relatives. J M Atkinson travels to Iowa Falls for a short visit. Thomas J Wing of Tampico Mexico plans a visit to his plantation area as revolution ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cross
Oelwein
Harry Dotson
Illinois Central
North End
A. C. Behrens
Champaign
Theo. Behrens
Peter Jensen
Rock Valley
Rechtfertig & Sporle
Thomas J. Wing
Tampico
Mexico
Mr. Wing
Pineapples On Market At Waterloo Prices Slip
Pineapples make a market debut in Waterloo earning notices. Prices run about 3.75 a case with crates sized 24 30 36 and 42 according to the number of nine crates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Reynolds in Indiana jail linked to Collier's fraud
Grover W. Reynolds, jailed on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses, is tied to a 1906 Delphi petty larceny case and a Collier's Weekly fraud. A National Bureau of Criminal Identification report identifies Reynolds as the same man arrested in Fort Wayne on March 16, 1906, and notes his pattern of stealing from customers and skipping out. Local officers seek his return to face pending charges in Delphi and the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover W. Reynolds
Sheriff Shores
C. van Buskirk
National Bureau of Criminal Identification
Washington, D. C
Little Rock
Ark
Reynolds
Grover N. Reynolds
Delphi
Rainbow
Warning to Railroad Men from Bath Man
A Bath Maine resident H S Bacon warns railroad workers about kidney inflammation. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring strength and clearing inflammation after twenty years of weakness and dizziness. He endorses the remedy strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Bacon
East Street
Bath
Foley
J. K. Jader
Unions Name New Business Agent in Waterloo Trade Council
R. O. Dusk, a well known local resident, has been elected business agent for the Waterloo Building Trades council replacing Harry Amos who joined the carpenters local. The unions praise the selection as wise and beneficial to Waterloo labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Dusk
Waterloo Building Trades Council
Harry Amos
Carpenters
Waterloo
Nauman strike in progress at mill. Dusk to lead settlement
Mr. Dusk, an electrician with good judgment, will oversee settlement of the Nauman strike now in effect for about three weeks. Thirty-two men quit. half have other jobs, the rest receive two thirds union benefits. Workers seek union recognition and a minimum wage of 31 cents per hour, while Nauman offers individual talks and refuses union recognition. Settlement expected soon and millmen to return. Also note a private car Texas trip offer from French & Frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusk
Nauman
The Premier Perfume Attar of Roses Esteemed Highly
The article highlights attar of roses as the most precious perfume, noting rosewater's historic use and the tradition of gifting with a crystal bottle of attar. It cites Saladin’s Jerusalem walls washed with rosewater and compares attar to other rose products in esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attar
Saladin
Jerusalem
Mosque
Omar
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Council
RASE
Town Episcopalians
Woman’s Auxiliary
Women's Auxiliary
Susanna Weare
Jessie Woodruff
E. B
Southstreet
Rebekah Jodge
Thompson
Rodesia
South Africa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Deborah Society of First M. F. Church
Nate Hartong Iis
Fowler Street
B. of
Engineers’ Hall
North Waterloo and Railroads
S.S
Atlanta
Indiana
Identification Bureau
Collier's
KC Cook
Jaques Mfg. Co
Chicago
Arty
Cal
French & Frame
Black Hawk Tank Building
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Coca-Cola
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