Rockford Notes and Local Real Estate Transfers
Rockford reports FrEv. Bliss away with a ministerial tour and visitors Mrs. Jennie Mathews and Mrs. Briggs. Health updates on Eb Wratt and Burr Michell. Auto mishap injures Aurand and Koerner, both recovering. Halloween masquerade at K of P bail brings laughter. Cedar Falls to George H. Mornin land transfer. Waterloo area transfers including Debora Holta to Jacob Young and others. Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
F.C. Bliss
Jennie Mathews
Chicago
W-A- Briggs
Wratt
Michigan
G. O. Michell
Burr
Aurand
Koerner
Park Hospital
Mason City
K Af P
George Purdy
Hepitu- Hican
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Cedar Falls
George HH. Mornin
Brown
2Nd Aid
Jacob. Young
Sassaman
North Add
Waterloo
Olive Riker
Christian G. Rober
Cedar Falls & Northern Ry
How to Succeed by Specializing in One Key Skill
A vintage ad essay urges focusing on one strong article or skill to win success and notes that genuine merit sustains demand beyond advertising. It cites Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root kidney remedy as a trusted product with testimonials and offers sample bottles by mail for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condi
Lfe
Kilmer
Inventor of Lime Salt Therapy Endorses Eckman Remedy
Dr. Oster cites medical authorities on healing tuberculosis and notes lime salts as key in tissue changes. The Eckman Alternative, claimed to aid tuberculous and bronchial ailments, is described as non narcotic and habit forming, with availability through druggists or direct from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oster
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Resius
Oxford
Eckman
Hagt
Eekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Billy Pig Eats His Way to Health With Doctor Goat
In a bedtime tale Billy Pig, under the care of Billy Goat in doctor’s clothes, resists relief until a parade of sweets and stewed pears helps him regain strength. Madame Pig watches as the two doctors debate diet, while Billy Pig’s mother frets and finally accepts the recovery. Tomorrow’s installment promises the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jilly Fig
Billy Pig
Bly Goat
Billy Goat
Tilly Pig
Madam Pig
Sam
Gilky Pig
Nils
Madam Fig
Billy
Dilly Tee
Billy Graf
Willy Tig
Uivy Goat
Billy’ Goat
Pig
Sid Bally Goat
Madam Mg
Hilly Goat
Billy Ple
McClure Newspiper Syndicate
New York City
Prize Loss Threatens Iowa Dairy Show Network
Des Moines reports dairy commissioner D Bareney warns prize winning animals from Waterloo and Davenport may be destroyed due to Chicago losses, risking Iowa’s San Francisco exhibition prospects and statewide dairy industry prestige. Oil companies push to revise gasoline and kerosene inspection laws, seeking parity and lower fees to curb revenue loss. Democrat Cornell named to fill the Second district appointment, with Vermilion Mane ter and Nelson re-elected. Ottumwa residents hold key roles in the short-term vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
D. Bareney
Chicago
Iowa
Waterloo
Davenport
San Francisco
Sonora
Cornell
Biehelber
Elon
Corneil
Malian farmer in Glidden farms 500 acres of winter wheat
Glidden Nov 10 G K Klick, Iowa's largest wheat grower, recovered from a 20 900 bushel harvest on 650 Carroll county acres this year and now manages 500 acres of fine winter wheat. He employs 24 workers plowing with two tractors while tiling marsh land for reclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
G. KK. Klick
Carroll County
Iowa
Ottumwa Trains Kill Two in Morning Rail Yard Incidents
Ottumwa reports a second fatality in Burlington yards when a local passenger train struck Mrs. Ed Shepherd breaking her neck while she carried dinner to the packing house. Earlier, a unidentified man was found mangled in Milwaukee west yards after being struck by a train.
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Ottumwa
Burlington
Ed. Shepherd
West Yards
Milwaukee
Davenport Man Surrenders 1604 German Bible for Fatherland Relief
Carl Barwieck, Davenport resident aged 71, offers a 1604 Wittenberg German Bible as his family heirloom to the German war relief fund committee. Lacking cash, he hopes the donation will fetch several hundred dollars for the fatherland. Wealthy Germans plan to purchase it for the Academy of Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Carl Barwiack
Amiitee
Wheirloom
Barwieck
Wittenbere
Lorena Senberlich
Academy of Sciences
Spurgeon Neat Sum To Make Race
Des Moines Nov 10 Rev Otis Spurgeon Des Moines spent SQUO 8 in his bid to beat Sen ior Cumming and Maurice Connolly for the United States senate, per state filing. Haamilton of Sigourney democratic candidate for congress Mishth district spent 10 2h. William M Green Republican candidate Ninth District invested ssan 7h with 510 to the state central committee. Malcolm Sich Prohibition Gale for sovernoy Cedar Rapids held Ws expenses to 99 oy 8 Dowell Res Molues Republican candidate for congressman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Otis Spurgeon
Senior Cumming
Maurice Connolly
United Stated Senate
Ofice
Haamilton
Sigourney
Congress
William M. Green
Caimpaign
State Central
Malcolm Sich
Gale
Sovernoy
Cedar Rapids
Dowell
Res Molues
Cedar Rapids to Build New Passenger Terminal and Bridge
Cedar Rapids plans spending about 500000 for a passenger terminal at the northeast corner of North Avenue and Second Street. It will connect its lines with Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway, build a west side freight terminal, and likely erect a new bridge within thirty six months. The Houser property on Second Street and Fourth Avenue is purchased for the terminal with frontage on Second Street and Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapide
Lows Hallway and Light Company
Cedar Rapids
Knorth Avenue
Second Street
Waterloo, Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Company
Priloing
Mmeueg
Ninth
Byetug 11
Cedar Bapiis
Davenport
Houser
Fourth Avenue
Montrose
Fot
Gascarets and Bowels Promises in Early Ad 10 Cent Box
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a night cure for cold symptoms by cleansing the stomach and bowels. It claims toxin reduction, improved digestion, and morning relief, urging a 10 cent purchase and noting related local social mentions about Osier’s illness and travels of Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Broadie, and Mr. Mitchell in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascareta
Ex Gover nor Object of Bomb Thrower Trial Movies
City detectives and a deputy sheriff are seeking an ex convict at whose door the Saturday night bomb attack on ex Governor B F Carroll's home was made. They link this with other arson and bombing cases tied to one man, including a farm straw stack fire near Avon, and an automobile bombing connected to Ed McDadi els. The Carroll home blast damaged windows and a tree likely shielded the house. fuse residue and uncertain charges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shariffa
B. F. Carroll
Ed McDadiels
Avon
Charles Keeling
Carroll
Ninth Street
Mr. Carroll
Eugene
Waverly Social News Update Highlights Local Moves
Miss Emily Humphry returned home from Monona while Miss Loig St John died at her city home. Vernon Woodring, after Mercy hospital surgery, has returned home and is progressing well. Henry Rust appears on silk list. Pattison and family visited Mrs Dorothy Schuknecht. Frank Weijestas sold his Allison cent store and moved back to Waverly. Mr Wellies hired at L Willer clothing. Mr and Mrs Keifer of Indenendepe visit daughter Mrs Gee Scully. Daphne Martin visited Nashua parents. Carl Abendroth sprained hand playing school football. Tillie Schuster from Waterloo visited sister Mrs L E Weber. Hart Moore couple went to Chicago. Coretta Cool on three weeks vacation from teaching. Woman's club hosted a charity play titled View Versity the high school assembly room. Play written by a club member and well received by audience. Erwin Benning works at Club cafe during absence of uc?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Oeiweia
Dorothy Schuknecht
Frank Weijestas
Allison
Waverly
Wellies
L. Willer Clothing
Keifer
Indenendepee
Gee
Scully
Daphne Martin
Nashua
Carl Abendroth
Tillie Schuster
Water,Inc
L. E. Weber
Hart Moore
Chicago
Coretta Cool
Woman's Club
Hery
Elu
Erwin Benning
Mitchell visits and travels across towns in weekly notes
Mrs. BH J Chambers travels to Truman Minnesota to visit her daughter Mrs C Wills. Mrs J B Dockerty visits Ruth in Iowa City from Friday to Monday. A C Prine and family go to Minneapolis for a week of business and pleasure. Mrs KE J Stokes visits her daughter Mrs L W Williams in Waterloo. Geo Ritter travels to Collins Missouri for the winter. Mrs R K Chapman visits Man son Illinois where her husband once pastored. Carl Ziemer and M A Piper accompany a Murray departure from Waltham for a short visit. Prof and Mrs Taber and Mr and Mrs J Hamford and son John go to Tripoli to visit Rev and Mrs Geo McNary. Dora and Mamie Thompson return from St Paul to visit with Chris Thompson and family. Mr and Mrs H Lovejoy attend funeral of Mr Gibeaut in Brownville with Rev L Thompson presiding. burial at Osage cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ritter
Collins
R. K. Chapman
Congregational Church
Manson, Ill
J. H. Hamford
Carl Ziemer
M. A. Piper
Waltham, Minn
Murray
Taber
J. Hamford
John
Tripoli
Geo. McNary
Dora
Mamie Thompson
St. Paul
Chris. Thompson
H. Lovejoy
Gibeaut
Brownville
Rev. L. ©. Thompson
Osage Cemetery
Shady Grove Social Roundup Nov 7 Reports Guests and Birth
Mrs. Lizzie Feastmaker of Independence visited her mother Mrs. Margaret Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Peek and daughter were Sunday guests at the Linn County home in Eagle Center. A birth is announced for Ocea Lang’s child. Vinton friends gathered at the Otten home for an oyster supper with music and conversation, listing attendees from nearby towns.
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Shady Grove
Lizzie Feastmaker
Independence
Margaret Hilton
Fresty Simna
Waterloo
Dan Peek
I.nn
Eagle Center
Simeng
Weben
Dysart
L. BE. Ochlerts
Ocea Lang
Gena Rittinger
Earl Bittinger
Arlene Cohn
W. C. Kenhey
Frank Peters
B. Peters
Vinton
Chas. Otten
Warren
Daniel Upp and Son
And
Dirs
G. R. Winnercer
Platenburg
Gearing
Brandon
Dan Peck
This
Greene note on trips and social visits in town
Charles Hardman visited Waterloo for a few days amid lingering November notes. Mrs Kimball hosted the Vidle Embroidery club at her North Main Street home, while Hodgin moved this week into new accommodations nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Charles Hardman
Waterloo
Kimball
Vidle Embroidery Club
North Main Street
Hodgin
Wrinkles Disappear By Magic Says Corsan Expert
In the Tematal wrinkles are claimed to vanish through a non permanent method by Mme Corsan a famed Yuurisin heats expert. The ad touts a home treatment using Faxolite with a two part mix and daily rotation for firming skin promising a fresher younger look after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Corsan
UTG
Greene County Notes and Arrivals in Brief
J B Eikenberry residence on the west side of the river. James Skillen and son shop in Chicago for fall and winter trade. Rev T A Robinson left for Curlew Iowa to lead the church there. Andrew A Sproul and wife return to Greene after a year in Oklahoma. They will live in the Loder residence. Robt Israel resumes work in the Buchhelz store after illness. Frank Wyatt and bride arrive from Washington state for the winter. Robt F Hill elected Register of Deeds for Jackson County Minnesota. former Greene resident, son of A T Hill. Voters cast 210 ballots in light turnout. Miss Florence Knipe visited Marble Rock relatives last week.
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J. B. Eikenberry
James Skillen
Chicago
T. A. Robinson
Curlew
Church of the Virethren
Andrew A. Sproul
Greene
Oklahoma
T. Loder
Robt
Israel
Buchhelz
Frank Wyatt
Bride
Washington
F. Hill
Register of Deeds
Jackson County
Minn
Me. Hill
A. T. Hill
New Hartford Social Happenings and Election Results
New Hartford on Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs C Sprague and Vera Yokom and Mr and Mrs Edgar Yokom for George Yokom illness. Arthur Fobes of Minnesota and Bert Converse of Kanawa were here on recent business. Mrs Roscoe Gage visited Gladbrook. Ella Geyer of Ft Dodge visited. Schrems family members returned to Waukegan. W D Emery of Council Bluffs called on friends. Beaver township elected L L Smith and J A Belton as justices, E H Hoffman and Fred Johnson as constables, Ed Fitch clerk, J Corrigan David Sherman and A G Donnan trustees, L B Engign assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
C. Sprague
Vera
Edgar Yokom
Marshalltown
George Yokom
Bert Converse
Kanawa
Arthur Fobes
Minnesota
Roscoe Gage
Gladbrook
Ella Geyer
Ft. Dodge
Henry Schrems
Schrems
Waukegan
W. D. Emery
Council Bluffs
L. L. Smith
J.A. Belton
HE. A. Hoffman
Fred Johnson
Ed Fitch
J. Corrigan
David Sherman
A. G. Donnan
L. B. Engign
Beaver Township
Amplex claims new skin disease cure for eczema
Amplex, described as a clean mild external liquid, promises to cure eczema and other skin diseases by cleansing, drying instantly, and killing germs. Sold by Wangler Bros and Henderson Drug Co with a money back guarantee, trial size 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros
Henderson Drug Co
Wangler Tras
Marble Rock residents mourn Mrs Sours death at 76
Mrs Sours died at 6 AM after a stroke at the supper table. Wife of Sam ile Sours sr, she had been in poor health years but planned a Hampton visit with son L. H. Sours. Survived by husband four sons and two daughters. Funeral plans not set, likely Sunday. Also notes visitors James Barr Edgar Reed, and a dinner party hosted by W Bucklin Jr with 40 guests at two long tables and bouquets of pink and white carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Rock
Samile Bouts
Markis Rock
James Barr
Edgar Reed
Kansas City
W. Bucklin, Jr
B. H. Ludwig
P. Baltimore
W. Lud
Natural Color to Gray Hair by Air
An advertisement promotes Hay's Hair Health as a non dye method to restore natural hair color using pure air exposure. It claims it renews faded strands, provides a lustrous look, and is harmless. Sold by druggists in 24c 0c and $1.00 sizes with a return policy if unsatisfactory. Located reporting mentions Waterloo users and Newark, New Jersey makers Philo Hay Specialties Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Waterloo
Kay
Philo Hay Specialties Company
Newark
X. J
Study club meets with Mrs O Keefe for next session
Paul Bucklin, Claude Barr and Miss Minnie Blake assisted in serving. The Study club met with Mrs. B. J. Gakes on Thursday afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. C. J. O'Keefe in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wig
Paul Bucklin
Claude Barr
Minnie Blake
B. J. Gakes
C. J. O'Keefe
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampion
Dr. Oster
Rik
Iowa News
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Oil Inspection Bureau
Wil
Canrola
T. J. Steely
Sioux City
George C. Scott
Chdak Rapids
Osier
Ethel Turner
Perry Broadier
Nes Moines
F. G. Clark
O. H. Mitchell
Denver
Colo
Mrr. Mitchell
Prenge
Davidsons
Twaterloos Center
Iowa Freight
Winslow
Pullman
Mitchell
Florence Knipe
Doctors
Amplex
Beecham
Kondon
Kondon Mfg. CO
Minnespolis
Mine
Quntil
Ako
Corn Belt Telephone CO
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