Mrs Meria Guy Taken by Death in Waterloo
Mrs Meria Guy died after a yearlong battle with stomach cancer at the home of her daughter Mrs J J Dannwald 302 Jefferson Street Waterloo She had lived in Waterloo eighteen years and was respected for her church and civic life Born Meria Boynton in Woodhall Pennsylvania November 19 1853 she later lived in Sparta Wisconsin The surviving children are Mrs Al Smith Des Moines Mrs J J Dunnwald Waterloo Earl Guy Chicago and Hazel at home Also surviving are three sisters Mrs Lucy Lamb Tomah Wis Mrs Albert Rodance Sparta Wis and Mrs L Ritch Mazepa Minn and a brother John Hoynton Tomah Wis She spent time with a daughter in Des Moines seeking rest but no lasting improvement was found.
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Meria Guy
Kedlock
J. J. Dannwald
Jefferson Street
Gus
Des Moines
Atu Commercial Street
Thome
Guy
Waterton
Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Meria Boynton
Ruben Boynton
Woodhall
Sparta
Wis
J. M. Guy
al Smith
J. J. Dunnwald
Waterloo
Earl Guy
Chicago
Hazel
Lucy Lamb
Tomah
Albert Rodance
L. Ritch
Mazepra
Minn
Orother
John Hoynton
Convention May Last A Week In Chicago Plan
Fred W. Upham, chairman of the local arrangements committee, predicted the Republican National Convention would last four days to perfect its temporary organization and delay nominations until the week after, prompting plans for convention tickets usable during the event.
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Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Upham
Dyspepsia Relief Featured in Mrs Laramore’s Testimony
Mrs Riley Laramore of Goodwater Missouri describes long running dyspepsia and severe heartburn eased by Thedford's Black Draught. She credits two small packages for swift relief and says the dyspepsia has not returned. The advertisement promotes the product as stomach helper with gentle action and no after effects, priced at 25 cents.
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Goodwater
Thedford
New York Models Ladies Hats at The Peoples Store
Direct from New York milliners, our ladies hats offer the widest selection for every taste. Prices from 81.08 to R850 with savings of $1.00 this week. Located at 228 West Fourth Street.
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New York
Peoples Store
New St Mark's Episcopal Church to Rise at Fourth and Denver
St Mark's Episcopal Church to be built at the corner of Fourth and Denver streets. Designed by Peddi cord Foster of Waterloo in Tudor Gothic style, the cross-shaped edifice will cost about 20000 with a 50 seat nave and 50 seat choir lofts. basement spaces include Sunday school dining room kitchen and chapel. Rectory to follow behind on Denver street.
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New ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Fourth and
Denver Streets
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Fourth
Peddicord & Foster
Waterloo
Denver Street
Side Issues Delay GOP Convention With Democratic Clash
Mr Upham predicted the Republican National Convention would be delayed into the week of the Democratic gathering in Baltimore. He said Taft would be nominated but not until Monday or Tuesday of the second week, with the fight centered on the temporary organization and possibly finishing the permanent one by Saturday. A coupon ticket series was planned for days after the fifth. He noted the Democrats might adjourn after the GOP row is settled.
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Upham
Williamb. McKinley
Taft
Paft
Baltimore
Pastor's Wife Dies in Chicago After Brain Tumor Operation
Telle Plaine May 20 Special Mrs Dillman Smith wife of Rev Dillman Smith pastor of the Methodist church here died last night in a Chicago hospital where she recently underwent an operation for a brain tumor She leaves her husband and several children She was a woman of ability and an exemplary mother.
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Telle Plaine
Dillman Smith
Chicago
Methodist Church
Mrs Ch ilds Lays Corner Stone at Des Moines College
Mrs Jeanar Tix Childs of Waterloo laid the cornerstone for the pew dormitory at Des Moines College, funded by a generous donation of 40,000 dollars. The ceremony drew Baptists from abroad and supporters praised President Earl and staff for advancing the institution toward a brighter future.
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Jeanar Tix Childs
Waterloo
iTses Moines College
Waterlon
Des Moines College
Cappital
Earl
Desines College
Roosevelt picks Hadley to preside at convention
Jefferson City May 29 Governor Ferbert Hadley asked Colonel Theodora Roosevelt to serve as temporary chairman of the national convention in Chicago if Roosevelt forces gain control. Hadley would accept if he believes his faction supports him, though he prefers another candidate.
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Jefferson City
Ferbert Hadley
Theodora Roosevelt
Chience
Roosevelt
Conmn
Ner Hadley
Tint
Washington
Hadley
Chicago
Cal
Roosevel
Missouri
Chamberlains Tablets Praised by Local Resident
Darius Downey of Newberg Junction NB reports his wife has used Chamberlains Tablets and found them very effective and beneficial for her stomach and bowels. Public notice invites others with digestive troubles to try them, noting availability from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
N. B
Sule
Judge Wade as possible Democratic national chairman
Washington May 29 Talk of Judge M J Wade of Iowa City for Democratic national chairman in case Champ Clark is nominated for president was renewed yesterday. Wade is favored by Clark loyalists and aides while Missouri senator Bill Stone has some supporters. Wade’s Middlewestern ties are seen as helping the party fight in that region if Taft is renominated or Republicans split. If chosen Wade could likely win a cabinet post if Democrats win the election.
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Washington, D. C
M. J. Wade
Iowa City
Champ Clark
Judge Wade
Clark
Mr. Clark
Wade
Bill Stone
Missouri
Middlewestern
Middlewest
Taft
Surprising Attack on Larrabee Cited in Journal Report
The Knoxville Journal recounts a Young meeting criticizing senator candidate Larrabee for not paying to sprink le street fronts near his farm home near Clermont and noting Larrabee’s donation of 100000 for a school house. The report quotes Young as an insurgent figure and references Cummins to illustrate anti monopoly claims.
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Knoxville Journal
Larrabee
Tam
William Larrabee
Clermont
Journal
Young
Cummins
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
Old time hair remedy touts Sage and Sulphur as cures for dandruff itching thin hair and color loss. The Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
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Wyeth
Wy. Taggart
Commercial Street
Progressive rails topic noted in state senate remarks
The speaker praised progressiveness in railroad legislation during his term in the state senate and asserted that Cummins somehow stumbled onto the truth when making that assertion.
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State Senate
Cummins
Make Man Tablets advertised with refund guarantee
An old sales flyer promotes Make-Man Tablets offering a free full-size box to druggists. It claims to nourish blood and strengthen nerves, promising cures for nervousness, sleeplessness, rheumatism, and related conditions. The notice lists distributors and addresses in multiple cities.
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bCon
Holden Is Only Candidate With Affirmative Program
The report notes that Holden stands apart as the sole candidate presenting an affirmative program. It contrasts with rivals and frames his platform as the defining issue in the race. The item emphasizes policy proposals over other campaign aspects.
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Holden
Senator Styles Provokes Crowd with Larrabee Attack
In a speech, Senator Young insinuates Governor Larrabee avoided truth and criticizes Milwaukee railroad ties. He recalls Larrabee’s alleged stinginess over street sprinkling and complains Des Moines papers thwart his bid for the Senate. The crowd parts after a Rome chapter excerpt. Also ad copy notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets bolster appetite and digestion.
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Larrabee
Milwaukee Railroad
Young
State Senate
Des Moines
Contest planned for men s parade in Waterloo event
The state Sunday school convention in Waterloo next week will close with a men s parade contest between Sunday schools on opposite river banks. The winning school will receive a valuable American flag to be owned by the Black Hawk Sunday School association.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk Sunday School Association
Parade Flag Custodian Reward Promises Fresh Contests
A university group states the squad with the most of its enrolled men in the parade will hold the flag custodian role until a future prize. The committee expects the incentive to boost enthusiasm for the next parade and aims to exceed a total of 5,000. The side with the most effort and activity will win the flag.
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Ning
Ime
Garth Carrier Narrowly Escapes Auto Wagon Collision
Garth Carrier of Minnesota Land company escaped serious injury yesterday afternoon in Vinton when his car struck a farm wagon driven by Frank Lowe on Washington Street. The wagon tongue fouled the automobile, breaking fenders and bows and wrecking one side of the car.
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Vinton
Garth Carrier
Minnesota Land Company
Washington Street
Concord
Whipple
Frank Lowe
Motorcyclists Go To Marion Races
Motorcycle races at Marion tomorrow will attract nearly all Waterloo owners of machines. Roy Seneck and Perry Newell went to Cedar Rapids last evening and Ray Parks, Fred Campbell, Frank Cody, Lee Braniger and Robert Stewart were passengers. Others will go this evening and in the morning including Mr and Mrs G W Campbell, Roger Thompson, Harry Parks, L Heinz and T Widdel. The trip will be completed from Cedar Rapids to Marion by Interurban.
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Marion
Waterloo
Roy Seneck
Perry Newell
Cedar Rapids
Ray Parks
Fred Campbell
Frank Cody
Lee Braniger
Robert Stewart
G. W. Campbell
Roger Thompson
Harry Parks
L. Heinz
T. Widdel
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Fourth Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods CO
Lady In Goodwater
NEW York Models
West Fourth Street
Mrs. Childs
DEMOS
Make-Man Tablet CO
ART MakeWan Rldg
Droxgeist
Wangler Bros. Co
E. 4Th St
McDermott
4Th St
Miller
W. Ith St
A. Wise & Sons Co
Cedar Falls
P. G. Holden
Lady Baltimore
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jagues Mra. Co
Sibert’s Jewelry
Sibert’s Jewelry Store
East Fourth Street
Courier
THE
Shiloh
U.S. War Department
Sandy Hook
W. H. Hart
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