Cattle Congress Ends Good Year in Waterloo
Officers of the Dairy Cattle Congress were re elected at the Waterloo club rooms. E. F. Estes was reappointed manager. The meeting praised officers and those who helped the show succeed. Law highlighted Waterloo’s progress from a small start to an auditorium and holdings company with a 16 000 seat amphitheatre costing 45000 raised by 62 donors. Directors for 1920 include Lichty Brown Miller Huntley Altstadt Kiester Law Bernbrook Stewart Simmons Forbes. The executives remain Law president Brown VP Stewart treasurer Estes secretary. Profits for the year totaled 9007.43.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Club
Ster
W. RK. Law
Amt
Waterloo Dairy Congress
Waterloo
Burr Lichty
Paul Davis
Bermann Miller
Joe Litchfield
A. W. Brown
H. B. Lichty
L. D. Miller
G. W. Huntley
C.F. Altstadt
H. E. Kiester
W. R
W. R. Law
F. E B. Stewart
Estes
Brown
Mr. Law
H. C. Bernbrook
F. E. Stewart
Ancient mummies found in steam warmed Aleutian cave
Thirteen Aleutian mummies were discovered in a steam heated cave on Raganel Island. Seventeen were sent to the national museum in Washington. The mummies were dried and wrapped in sea mammal skins, forming a burial cache warmed by volcanic fires. The Aleutians, once Russian territory, show modernization as residents adopt American life and crafts. An added note describes a new portable circular saw with a 22 pound weight and modern features.
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Raganil Island
National Museum
Washington
Island
United States
Alaska
Fires, illnesses, and visits fill La Porte City week
In La Porte City on November 18 Mrs. CLI Powell’s health deteriorates and Mr. Powell remains in Iowa City hospital. Local residents report Mrs. Fayra Garrett’s home catching fire from a overheated chimney with neighbors saving most belongings. A missionary talk at the Presbyterian church and the Kindles Aid Society meeting at Mrs. Tutt’s house are noted. Several residents visit family, including Alf Powell’s aide and Mr. Harvey’s relatives, while others travel to Waterloo and Cedar Rapids for visits or medical needs.
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la Porte City
Cli
Powell
Iowa City
Alf
John Dingan
Wie
Worcester
Frank Irline
Henry Lamb
Cedar Ranids
Lloyd Lain
Fayra Garrett
Jesip
Ais
Barrett
Belnge Ant
Iady
Presbyterian Church
Slam
Kindles’ Aid Society
MFB
le A. Tutt
A. A. Harvey
Marengo
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Instant Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a tiny bottle that stops corn or callus pain with a few drops. It claims the corn or callus can be lifted off easily with fingers afterward, promising quick relief and removal.
Local Notices and Social Chatter From Waterloo Area
Witnesses report a football game at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs. the last couple of days A crowd noted Mrs Lloyd Lum Mrs H H Scott Schiuter and Mr and Mrs L J Tutt were in Waterloo Lydia Dolph shopped in Waterloo Saturday Mrs Tutt visited Jd Waterloo Monday L J Tutt went to Cedar The W C U will meet Thursday
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Harry Ewher
Waterloo
Carrie Mitchell
Georgia Hoyt
Rank Barnes
Mra
J. N. McQuilkin
Abe Hanson
John Betts
Mr. Geo. Kennedy
Ivan
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Lloyd Lum
H. H. Scott
Schiuter
L. J. Tutt
Lydia Dolph
Terloo
Tutt
Jd Waterloo
L. J
Cedar
W. c
Mustarine Conquers Aches and Pains in Minutes
A vintage advert claims Mustarine banishes tonsillitis pleurisy lumbago neuralgia and other pains quickly. It touts instant action for neuralgia headaches toothaches earaches back pains and cramps, saying it penetrates without blistering and replaces mustard plasters.
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Mustarine
Begg
No. 40 For The Blood Remedy Famed by Evansville Doctor
J. C. Mendenhall of Evansville spent 40 years in the drug business and compounded over 100000 prescriptions from physicians educated in Europe and America before No. 40 For The Blood was discovered. The remedy claimed to aid blood diseases, glandular issues, mercury and lead poisoning, chronic rheumatism, catarrh, constipation, hepatic congestion, dyspepsia, stomach troubles, sores, and scrofulous swellings. Sold by Wangler Bros. Co. and other druggists.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
And
Europe
America
Wangler Bros. Co
Tadwar
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Mr Eer
Ricc
State Street
Miz
Dietz
Maplewood Avenue
Chicago
Dr.f
Carter Eye
State St
Tami Phe
Milan Wilford Cottin
Alina Kuck
Uz. A
Harvey. T. Coffin
Geo. Kennedy
James Jenks
Moline
Hriday
Mt Auburn
Reladeath
Slater
Sire
Ehrman
Charles Hummel
Frank Hoytold
Jtwo
Hayes
Healing Honey
Hadi Irs
H. & D. Coal and Transfer
C. G. Howell
A. ¥. Decker
West Park
Davidsons
Acme
Eldredge
Eldredge V
Towa Freight
Ull Loch
Amous Oes
Tony
the Hampton
Hampton
T & M Boovery
Maxwell
Detroit
Harry Padden Auto Co
Sixth
Franklin Streets
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