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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1915

Page

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Officials Ready for Day Regime in Iowa Prohibition Enforcement

A Des Moines report outlines a 30 page pamphlet from the attorney general compiling Iowa temperance laws. It stresses new supervisory authority for the attorney general over county officers, mandatory enforcement duties for peace officers, and a new special agents provision to investigate and ensure compliance across the state.

Des Moines Henry E. Sampson Lowa Kent Sampson

OPIATE IS CAUSE OF YOUNG MAN S DEATH AT MARSHALLTOWN

Bert Hoes aged 19 of Minneapolis died after taking an opiate, doctors say the drug likely caused his death. He had been addicted to heroin three years and was unable to obtain it due to the Harrison Act. Hoes came from Minneapolis two months ago and entered the state inebriate asylum at Knoxville, believing he was cured and securing a parole with his father’s help. He had volunteered for parole with a promise to abstain. The death certificate notes no indication of self harm. The story continues on page three.

Marshalltown Bert Hoes Minneapolis Delt Hoen Young Hoes Hoos Harrison Minneapolia Knoxville Om Mondey

Mrs Kerns Praises Vinci For Nervous Women

Mrs. D W Kerns says eight nervous breakdowns left her unable to eat or sleep. After using Vinci, a cod liver and iron tonic, she regained appetite, slept well, and became strong. The ad urges every weak nervous woman to try Vinci. Wangler Bros. Co. and Druggists distribute Vinci nationwide.

Cumberland Vinci D. W. Kerns Wangler Bros. Co J. Miller Waterloo

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