Famous Specialists Cure Chronic Diseases Says Patient Letter
Drs Findley Co have cured liver kidney and stomach troubles for twenty three years. A grateful patient letter from Um Chivers of Flagier Aug 16 1909 describes rapid recovery after visiting their Waterloo office. The firm claims non surgical gallstone and appendicitis cures with free examination and advice at 227 East Fourth Street over Wangler Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Findley Co
Chivyere
Town
Chivers
Drs. Findler Co
Waterloo
East Fourth Street
Wangler
Mrs Edmund Rausch and Son Visit Minneapolis
Mrs Edmund Rausch and her son Phillip have left for Minneapolis for a ten day visit.
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Edmund Rausch
Phillip
Minneapolis
Pat Townsend
Superior
Wis
Debating at College and Victory Bonfire Spark Cedar Falls Mood
A college debate between J S T C and Ames on recall of public officials drew strong crowds in Cedar Falls with a bonfire celebration of a double victory. Ames won at home 2 0 and Cedar Falls 2 1 in the local contest. A freight wreck delayed northbound Rock Island service, but no injuries were reported.
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Dr. Mount
C. D. Donaldson
Boone
Farrell
Clinton
Griffith
Waverly
Ames
Ellsworth
Rock Island
la Porte
Cedar Falls College Notes and Local Events
Cedar Falls Iowa reports include Miss Coleson, a domestic science student, breaking her wrist at the gym. A new college policy lets students schedule and pay a $1 fee by term end to avoid returning until the Thursday after Thanksgiving, extending vacation. Local travel, faculty changes, football plans, art exhibit at Science Hall, and Ithaca drama tonight are noted with several named individuals and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Miss Coleson
May Open as Exhibit Here in Waterloo Visit
W R Mackenzie from the Northern Minnesota Development association is in Waterloo to gather data for a November 20 Minneapolis meeting of the commission. He will survey Waterloo Cedar Rapids Davenport and Des Moines to choose two Iowa cities for exhibits showcasing Minnesota’s 32 counties. The exhibit aims to curb emigration northward and draw homeseekers to Minnesota. If Waterloo is chosen the ground floor of the Irving annex on Bridge Street will be used, now under construction.
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W. R. Mackenzie
Immigration Department
Northern Minnesota Development Association
Waterloo
Commission
Minneapolis
Iowa
Mackenzie
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Minnesota
Waterlon
Irving Annex
Bridge Street
Eight faculty to speak at Iowa charity and corrections meet
In Cedar Rapids tomorrow the Conference of Charities and Corrections opens with eight prominent University of Iowa faculty presenting on social welfare topics. Subjects include state supervision of county jails and municipal prisons, heredity and disease, insanity, loan sharks, school dental health, and mental capacity measurements in children. Paul Pierce acts as acting secretary and F P Ensign sits on the executive committee.
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Towa City
Towa
Piential Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cedar Rapids
University of Dows
Stat
State University
Jalle
Vrisons
Henry Albert
Clarence van Pps
College of Medicine
G. W. Wasram
Department of
Iowa
C. 8. Chase
E. A. Rogers
College of Dentistry
C. E. Seashore
Eghege
Paul 8. Pierce
Political Economy and Sociology
Ensign
Teachers Beat Ellsworth 6 to 3 in College Field Match
The Teachers College football team defeated Ellsworth College 6 to 3 on College field before a large crowd from Waterloo. Ellsworth relied on field goals, scoring their only points in the first quarter, while the Teachers surged in the second half with two field goals. Richards and Chapman starred. A bonfire and coffin burning capped the student celebration after the game.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Milsworth College
College Field
Town Falls
Waterloo
Severin & Gray
Annual Game on West High Field Decided
A Cedar Falls committee chaired by Superintendent Francis ruled that the annual football game between Past and West High Schools be played on the West High athletic field. The panel, including Coach Ward and ex-State Teachers’ College player Mr. Mitchell, visited the field and will seek a contract to alternate venues, ending the dispute that threatened to harm relations between the two schools.
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West High
Francis
Cedar Falls
Wratkle
Francia
Ward
Cedar Falls High
Mitchell
State Teachers’ College
Waterloo Courier Plant Opening Attracts Community
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces its new plant renovation and building enlargement to be completed by next Saturday. The public is invited to inspect the facilities during two Saturday sessions with music, greetings, and a women’s attendance count contest offering gifts for the closest estimate. The event highlights the paper’s half century growth and invites local merchants and Courier staff to join in the celebration.
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Waterloo Hoening Courier
Gourier
Antira
The
Courier
Evening
Waterloo
New Press
W. H. Hartman
Park Avenue
West
Ames Selects Officials for Thanksgiving Game
The field is approved and both sides approve the decision. Clyde Williams will referee and Hubbard will umpire the big Thanksgiving game. Williams, a well known local figure, has support among Iowa State alumni and Ames students and also played in the Iowa league. West high girls provide blankets for the team members.
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Clyde Williams
Hubbard
Ames
Williams
Clyde Willame
Iowa Undiversity
Marshalltown
Second son born to Clark family on Logan Avenue
The second boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark arrived yesterday morning at their home on Logan Avenue.
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Walter Clark
Logan Avenue
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Missouri Reader
A Missouri reader in Besaville writes praising Foley Kidney Pills after suffering kidney and bladder trouble last winter. He credits the pills with restoring his health and recommends them to others with similar problems. An unrelated note mentions regulation college football blankets in black with an old rose border and the letters W W H 8.
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W. A. Crayton
Besaville
Taggart
Landlord Seeks Attachment Over Rent Claim
G. H. Cheever filed for landlord's attachment against P. B. Lawser and Mas K. Lawser seeking a judgment of $240 for unpaid rent.
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G. H. Cheever
P. B. Lawser
Mas K. Lawser
Auction sale notices and campus visits in Waterloo Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier runs sale bills for farmers auctions and advertises in its columns. Miss Mary Buchan, a student at Mt. St. Joseph's College in Dubuque, is visiting her father B. A. Buchan. The Hartman company at 208-213 Wark avenue west publishes the notices.
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Courier
W. H. Hartman Company
Waterloo Evening’ Courier
Wark Avenue West
Mary Buchan
Ing
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Dubuque
B. A. Buchan
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Carleton
Hovey Company
Lowell
Mase
Wm. Chivers
Flagler
Hovshaold Articles
Franklin St
Sycamore St
Cedar Falls Daily News
of College Victory
College
T. C
Peter Hanson
Arden Young
Williard Patty
Carl Erickson
John Partington
Bryan Condit
Mesers
Joy
Smith
Dorchester
Hanson
Young
Patty
J. H. van Dyke
H. A. Triplett
Ed Dahl
Chicago
A. I. Cox
Salem, Jr
Hedges
Tremont Street
Tigers
East Waterloo
Bruce Francis
Eleon
Science Hall
Ruth Miller
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
F. B. Miller
Cotton
Beverley
Graustark
Opera House
Civic Society
Getling
Washington, D. C
Boston
New York
Iowa Faille
West High Field
Committee OF Cedar Falis Men Uni
Ams Maches
the West High School
San Felice
Martin
Middle West
Standard Book OF
Iliiuuan
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