Charles Wetlaufer Funeral Held for Loyal Police Veteran
Funeral services for Charles Wetlaufer, veteran Waterloo police officer since 1894, were set for Tuesday at First Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 p m with a 1 30 p m service at his home. A police detachment bore the body to its grave at Himwood as city departments paused. Wetlaufer died Saturday after a long illness from stomach cancer following surgery. He served in all ranks, from patrolman to captain, and requested burial in police uniform.
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Charles Wetlaufer
Wateroo
First
Methodist Episcopal Ehurch
Jefferson — Street
Hollows
Tom J. Morris
Werlaufer
Hois
Pearance
Presbyterian Hospital
Charley Wetlauteris
James Grout
J. W. Krapfel
The Proper Way to Take Aspirin in Bayer Ads
Bayer promotes aspirin with directions to drink two glasses of water after tablets. Each unbroken Bayer package bears the Bayer Cross safety mark. The ad touts aspirin for colds, headache, toothache, earache, neuralgia, lumbago, rheumatism, neuritis, and general pain. Small twelve tablet tins cost only a few cents. Drug gists offer larger Bayer packages. Aspirin is the trademark of Bayer.
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Bayer Company
Bayer
Evansville Native Capt Wetlaufer Dies in Waterloo
Capt Wetlaufer born April 1 1863 in Evansville Indiana died in Waterloo after a long career in police service. He moved with family to Harvard Alabama and Iowa later, married Elizabeth Martin in 1876, had four children. Survived by Ralph and Rude, widow, a daughter in Los Angeles, a sister in Wisconsin, a brother in Oshkosh, and two granddaughters. He served in MVA MBA and Sons of Veterans. funeral planned with Sons of Veterans and auxiliary to join at first M E church and attend in a body.
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Laufer
Indiana
Capt. Wetlaufer
Evansville
Ind
Adan
Ena Wetlaufer
Harvard
Iowa
Cedar Tails
Elizabeth Martin
Waterloo
Guy B
Ralph
Clyde
Rude
J. F. Holscombe
Los Angeles
Cal
C. A. Barnett
Menomonee
Wis
Arrin Wetlaufer
Osh
Kosh
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary Wi
M. BE
Gentle hint to Black Hawk supervisors on northern roads
Janesville Banner urges Black Hawk county supervisors to inspect roads in the north end where many autos have sunk. The note emphasizes road conditions and safety concerns for motorists.
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County Supervisors
Janesville
Black Hawk County
Fragmentary plea on neglected town roads
The text describes a town with roads in poor condition. A speaker laments lack of supervision, notes a mole of mire, and promises to take care of those roads if given authority. It hints at a missing friend or relative and urges action to improve the area.
Cascarets Laxative Advice From a 19th Century Ad
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a safe laxative to regulate the liver and bowels, promising relief from headaches, constipation, and bad breath. It contrasts Cascarets with Calomel and Salts, praising lighter, gentler action and urging early morning use for steady daily benefit.
Franklin Sedan Emphasizes Comfort and Economy in Design
The Franklin Sedan touts no shock absorbers and no spare tires, claiming ride comfort without extras. It notes no thermometers and no water for boiling, winter water absence, and non freezing mixtures, with year round motoring and low fuel use. Exclusive sedan features include wide observation windows wide doors and a V shaped slanting windshield for clear vision and ventilation.
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LOT
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Rarale
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Cramer Motor Car Co
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Ohio
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Caer
Rwanda
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