Waterloo Man Weds at Nashua
Miss Edith Wuhring daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Wuhring of Nashua Iowa married Reuben J Keller of Waterloo at St Michael’s Church Waterloo. Ceremony by Rev Father Kunkle attended by Smith Gage best man and Helen Wuhring bridesmaid. Honeymoon in St Louis and Chicago then home at 2115 Edwards Street Waterloo.
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Nashus
St. Michael's Catholic Church
A. m
Edith
F. H. Wuhring
St. Louis
Waterloo College of Commerce
William Galloway Company
Ihe
Nashua
Waterloo
Albert Lea
Progressives to Meet in December in Des Moines
Des Moines Nov 8 Progressives in Des Moines expect Howard J Clark to issue a December call for a statewide progressive meeting. Walter L Houser at Washington progressive headquarters has requested the call. Clark recently returned from Chicago where Iowa organizing for La Follette was discussed. he is currently tied up with street railway arbitration hearings.
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Des Moines
Howard J. Clark
Towa
Washington
Walter L. Houser
Clark
Chicago
Iowa
Pneumonia Kills Thousands of Hogs in Muscatine County
The Muscatine county hog farms have suffered heavy losses from typhoid pneumonia over the past two months, with thousands of hogs dead and farm losses reaching into thousands of dollars. Dr. John Tillie, assistant state veterinary surgeon, believes the worst may be over, though another cold spell could raise danger again.
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Tillie
Muscatine, In
Navy
Muscatine County
John ‘Tillie
Olive Tablets: A Calomel Substitute for Liver Health
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free liver aid. They claim to prevent liver disorders, headaches, and constipation without griping salts. Marketed as vegetable tablets with olive oil, sold in pocket packages at 10 and 26 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Bediime
Edwarda
Calomel
Olive Tablet Company
Portsmouth
Ohio
Columbus
F. M. Edwards
Local Farm Activity and Community Notes at Eagle Center
Farmers rush husking corn as PTs pay 3 to 4 cents per bushel for help. Residents and visitors from Waterloo and nearby towns join daily routines, visits, and minor illnesses. Notable items include teaching in District No 3, family gatherings, a hunting trip, a motorcycle race, and club meetings.
Hudson News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Harland Wood and Miss Lois Starr spent Sunday evening between trains with friends while Miss Vida Byers stayed at home in Cedar Falls. John Gutknecht and Mamie Emerson visited Cedar Falls and Mrs. C. W. Bedford. Funeral services for John McDowell were held at the Brethren church with interment in Hudson cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker of Des Moines visited Barbara Walters. The second lecture in the course is set for Wednesday, Nov. 15. Communion was held at the Brethren church Tuesday evening. A Mothers' meeting occurred at the schoolhouse Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Barbara Walters returned from Dysart. Winnie Polk left for Independence. Maude Blough shopped in Waterloo. Tony Berend visited his sister Mrs. John Kortick. John Knudsen hosted Roy Juhi from Waterloo. Rev. E Badenham enjoys several weeks vacation across Missouri.
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Fingle Center
W. M. Bauler
Waterloo Wallers
Tea Lichty
Waterloo
Conny Klein
Osa Lyle
W. M. Burger
Carl Schaefer
John Gill
North Dakota
Matilda Degeeter
Henry Kerner
Cherie Strubel
Frank Meuhalphen
Cedar Falls
Peter Beck
Ladies Home Circle Club
Thomas Conry
Hosaner
Pauline
Lithan Trainor
Samuel
Homer Lumbus
Frank Thompson
Wil Snyder
Ed Ithaefer
Pyles
John Bedard
Judson
W. M. Roasner
Frank Klein
Chris Relter
Hudson
Harland Wood
Lois Starr
Vida Byers
John Gutknecht
Mamie Emerson
C. W. Bedford
John McDowell
Brethren Church
C. M. Pierce
Hudson Cemetery
John Baker
Des Maoines
Barbara Walters
Waterlon
William Smith
Sacha Washburn
Henry Stuers
Dysart
Winnie Polarck
Tndependence
H. C. Howell
Kansas City
Maude Blough
Tony Berend
John Kortick
Ed Suefferlein
Frederick
Roy Juhi
John Knudsen
E. Badenham
Alissouri
Dewar Sunday School Active Meeting At Dewar Iowa
The Happy Harvesters of the Dewar Methodist Sunday school held their monthly meeting at Rev A C Ward residence with good attendance and a pleasant time. Refreshments were served. The group includes boys up to 15 years old. A temperance program featuring Uncle Sam is planned for next Sunday to inform on temperance. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised as safe for delicate individuals and children, aiding digestion and bowel regulation with sales through dealers.
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Dewar
Happy Harvesters
Dewar Methodist Sunday School
A. C. Ward
Uncle Sam
Northern Minnesota Potatoes Wholesale and Retail
N J Berkley promotes wholesale and retail potatoes in Northern Minnesota, listing offerings from a local supplier. The notice emphasizes sourcing and distribution within the region.
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Minnesota
N. J. Berkley
Failroad survey complete indicate new line with backing
Ten surveyors led by T S Johnson completed a survey for a proposed extension of the Chicago Anamosa and Northern railroad from Quasqueton to Waterloo city limits. They report planned routes through Rowley Shady Grove Jubilee Gilbertville and into Waterloo with potential Independence alignment. Johnson cites confidential talks and says publicity would impede progress while promising strong financial backing.
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T. 5
Johnson
Chicago, Anamosa & Northern Railroad
Quasqueton
Waterloo
Logan House
T. S. Johnson
Chicago, Anamesa & Northern
Anamesa
Coggon
Courier
Chicago, Anamosa & Northern
Rowley
Shady Grove
Buchanan County
Jubilee
Gilbertville
Independence
Littleton
Johnsen
Morgan Stock Co Delights Waterloo Audiences Tonight
The Morgan Stock Co performed The Montana Sheriff at the Waterloo to a large second night crowd, praised Arnoldo and his leopards for daring stunts and meat feeds in the arena. Tonight the troupe presents Eron, the Serf, hailed as one of the era’s greatest plays, with a special ladies and children’s program.
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Morgan Stock CO
the Waterloo
Montana
Arnoldo
Leopards
Eron
Pape's Diapepsia Claims Fast Indigestion Relief
The ad promotes Pape's Diapepsia as a safe inexpensive remedy that digests heavy meals in minutes, relieves sour stomach and heartburn, stops gas and belching, and dispenses with laxatives. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist to show the formula on the 50 cent case and promises relief for the whole family.
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Pape
Coburn's Players to Stage Shrew at Waterloo Monday
Coburn's Players bring an elaborate revival of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew to the Waterloo theater on Monday November 13. Prices for matinee are 10 cents for any seat and night shows offer 10 20 and 30 cent seats. The company, headed by Mr Coburn, is praised as a premier Shakespearean troupe touring major cities with careful production and acclaimed performances.
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Coburn
Players
Waterloo Theater
the Waterloo
Mother's Friend Promotes Safe Motherhood Before Birth
An advertising claim urges expectant mothers to use Mother's Friend to prepare the body for childbirth. It describes the remedy as a long used preparation that lubricates muscles nerves and tendons, relieves tenderness, expands skin and tissues, and supports natural safe motherhood. Sold at drug stores with a free information book from BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Atlanta Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante, Ga
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