New Health Hope From United Doctors in Omaha
A patient from Slater Iowa praises the United Doctors at their Omaha Institute for removing the root cause of chronic stomach trouble and improving health. He reports rapid improvement and near full recovery after treatment, endorsing their skill and fair dealings.
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United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
United
John W. Lehmann
Slater
Iowa
Omaha
Ned
Ladies Guild to Host Thimble Bee in Christchurch
Announcements note the ladies' guild of Christchurch holds a thimble bee with Mrs. Weld at 702 Fourth Street East on Thursday afternoon December 1. The Crescent Club plans a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. J. L. Buechele's home, 206 Lane Street. Cottage prayer meetings, central to the evangelistic campaign, saw larger attendance today as leaders praise the progress.
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Wiy
Ladies’ Guild of
Christchurch
Crescent Club
J. L. Buechele
Lane Street
River Front Commission Slapped In Court Ruling
Judge Ransier in district court upheld parts of the River Front Improvement Commission versus A T Bartlett et al. requiring the plaintiff to provide a more definite assertion and to state whether the disputed boundary is the high water mark of the Cedar River. All other parts of the motion were overruled. The ruling affects about two hundred related cases. The judge prepared to leave Independence for Manchester to reopen court Monday morning.
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Ransier
River Front Improvement Commission Company
A. TD
Independence
Manchester
Platt
Jenkins-Greene-Lin- Menstruch
Trial of Mildred Jenkins Greene Lindenstruch
The trial of Mrs Mildred Jenkins Greene Lindenstruch for prostitution begins Wednesday at 10 in the district court. Twenty two witnesses have been summoned for the state, suggesting a case with many sensations and a crowded courtroom audience.
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Mildred Jenkins Greene-Lindenstruch
Death Toll Expected at Twenty Five in Newark Fire
Newark New Jersey November 29 Only one identified body remains in the morgue and one Wolf Manufacturing employee is still missing. Saturday night's fire is likely to have twenty five dead with additional identifications made Sunday. No bodies were found in the burned building Sunday and Chief Astley states no more will be found as crews sift the ruins brick by brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Wolf Manufacturing Company
Dunkerton Forms New Men’s Brotherhood Heavy turnout for inaugural meeting
Dunkerton residents organized a Men’s Brotherhood with about forty to fifty initial members after a well attended banquet and oyster supper. Attorney J S Tuthill of Waterloo spoke on organization ideas as Rev Ralph Mayo chaired. A large delegation plans to attend Waterloo Sunday meetings.
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Dunkerton
J. 8. Tuthill
Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. B. Howell
Claude Crane
H. §. Bunnell
T. A. McManus
Bert Ferguson
Tuthill
Ralph Mayo
Men
Waterloo Cedar Rapids unite to fight saloons
In Waterloo and Cedar Rapids a joint gathering formed a club to oppose saloon business. About a hundred Cedar Rapids representatives attended the banquet and a $100 000 subscription was raised to support the effort. Cedar Rapids plans mirror Waterloo strategies and aims to drive saloons from the city before licenses expire June 30, 1911.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapidea
Cedar Rapids
Business Men's Temperance Association of
Atorney
B. Reed
Elks Memorial Sunday at Waterloo Opera House
Waterloo lodge No. 290 Elks will hold annual memorial services for departed members next Sunday at 2 PM in the Waterloo opera house. Hon. Jerry B. Sullivan of Des Moines will be principal speaker. J. D. Easton and L. B. Hamilton are the lost members this year. Dr Fr W Powers and Charles W Mullan will deliver eulogies. Cedar Falls band will provide music.
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Waterloo Lodge No
O. Elks
Waterloo Opera House
Jerry B. Sullivan
Des Moines
Waterloo Lodge
J. D. Easton
L. B. Hamilton
Fr. W. Powers
Charles W. Mullan
Cedar Falls Band
Dr Walter McHenry Marries Elizabeth Nelson Tonight
Dr. Walter McHenry of Waterloo and Elizabeth Nelson of Waverly unite in marriage at 7 PM at the bride’s home near Waverly. Rev. Frank Cole presides. The groom, milk inspector for Waterloo, will honeymoon in Washington and the East. They have not fixed their future residence.
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Walter McHenry
Waterloo
Elizabeth Nelson
C. A. Nelson
Waverly
Frank Cole
M. E. Church of
McHenry
United States Milk
State Pure Food and Dairy Department
Washington, D. C
Uniform Food Laws Object Conference in New Orleans
Thirty states attend the convention of the association of state and national food and dairy departments in New Orleans as uniformity in pure food laws is the principal issue discussed.
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New Orleans
Association of the State
National Food and Dairy Departments
Union Prayer Meeting Groups Across Districts
Union prayer meetings are set for tomorrow morning from 10 to 10 30 across multiple districts. District leaders include Rev Vailant at St Paul Church and Rev Rollins at Calvary Evangelical Church with 12 groups listed and meeting at various churches and homes.
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Union
St. Paul Chhurch
Vailant
Calvary Evangelical Church
Rollins
Free Methodist Church
W. S. Johnson
Logan Avenue Church
Nickel
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Cole
F. J. Eightey
Alta Vista Avenue
W. A
Linden Chapel
Fred Seibert
Pettit
West Fourth Street
Rae Muirhead
Church of Brethren
Funkard
Corner South
Seventh Street
Hull
Union Congregational Church
Union Congregational Church; Leader, Rev. Mr. Walz
First Church of Christ
Mr. Beeman
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Honeywell
Waterlooo father's burial note in Vinton obituary
William Alexander Crawford died at his daughter's home in Cedar Rapids and was buried in Vinton. Born December 18, 1830 in Orange County North Carolina, he moved with his parents to Bedford Indiana as a child and later settled near Vinton. He married Eliza Allen in 1853 and had thirteen children, with eleven living. He served as an elder in the Presbyterian church at Vinton. funeral conducted by Rev. P. Marion Simms. A. E. Glenny reports safe arrival in California with family for the winter in Los Angeles.
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Vinton
William Alexander Crawford
Max Voris
Cedar Rapids
Orange County
North Carolina
Bedford
Ind
Eliza Allen
Town
Ottawa
Kansas
Crawford
G. P. Crawford
Waterloo
H. G. Crawford
Marion
C. P. Crawford
Abilene
Kan
Ellen Crawford
John R. Grimsley
Davenport
WN. Crawford
New Hampton
W. P. Crawford
Little Rock
Ark
H. T. Crawford
Waukegan
H. E. Crawford
Field's Landing
California
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church of
P. Marion Simms
City in Brief and Notable Visits Across Waterloo
Garrison businessman M F Collins and Jesup resident Mrs N A George visited Waterloo yesterday. Caroline Taylor stayed with her sister Mrs Q J Valentine, and Miss Sadie Taylor returned to Waterloo after a month in New Hampton. Several residents traveled to Chicago, Des Moines, and St. Paul for visits and business. A Norwalk excursion sees L H L Beeson arrive for several days, while Mrs P H Burns returns from Washington to Iowa. Fort Madison hosts Fred Robinson for a ten year term, and Sherif Shores escorts him. Etoin local civic life, various residents plan winter travel to Los Angeles, and opera trips from Chicago delight Maud Tindley. Weather readings near Buchanan Optical Co. record a thermometer reading. Community members visit relatives, celebrate birthdays, and discuss relocation prospects. Corporation income totals to $3.125 billion for the year ending June 20, with $52.372 billion capital and $31.134 billion debt.
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L. HL. Beeson
Niles
Mich
Waterloo
P. H. Burns
Washington
F. A. Ferguson
The
Iowa Life Insurance Company
St. Paul
Pearl Peterson
Iowa City
A. Peterson
Daniel Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Tabernacle
Art Lichty
Ed Lichty
Alvin Summy
Los Angeles
Cal
Was Assassin's Friend S F Marshall Talked With Booth
Lyney F. Marshall, 68, who spoke briefly with John Wilkes Booth before the Lincoln assassination at Ford's Theatre, died of heart failure in Washington. A cousin of Chief Justice John Marshall on his father's side, he helped stop Booth's approach in Baltimore and was with Lee at Appomattox before practicing law in Washington after the war.
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Washington
Booth
Marshall
Assas
Sination
Altimore
Massachusetts
Lee
Appomattox
The Saloon Question Debate and Legal Contention
The Cedar Rapids Republican discusses anti saloon efforts nationwide. It notes petitions nearing expiry and asserts the mould law targets such measures. It argues laws do not depend on city majority and urges fair, legitimate contests with full petition rights while recognizing partisan disagreement.
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Cedar Rapids
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Jerry Sullivan
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CIPAL
A. E. Glenny
Angeleno Heights
Daul Davis
MT Fe
M. F. Collins
Garrison
N. A. George
Jesup
Caroline Taylor
Q. J. Valentine
Sadie Taylor
Cecelia Wagner
Chicago
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Building
Sherif F. M. Shores
Fred Robinson
Fort Madison
Do. F. Fowler
Spencerport
Vincent Fowler
A. N. Pruess
Courier Office
Danville
Illinois
Fred. Wimacher
D. J. Bard
C. J. Parkhurst
Third Avenue
P. Harlan
Storm Lake
H.W. Ladage
Harlan
George H. Duffield
Howard Garrison
Officer Garrison
Mr. Muffield
Electrical Contractors’ Company of
New York
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Assassin
S. F. Marshall
Independent Shoe CO
Milwaukee
Rochester
Cincinnati
Mr. McChesney
Independent Shoe Company
E. 4Th & Lafayette
Wangler’s Drug Store
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