Man Struck and Dragged by Auto at Dane and Fourth
A 64 year old man, Anton Harter of 1230 Fourth Street East, was struck and dragged about 100 feet by a car at Dane and Fourth Streets yesterday at 7:20 p.m. He was bruised but not cut, transported to St Francis Hospital, and condition reported as not likely fatal by the next day. Witnesses stated the clothing was torn and dirt ground into wounds on face and body. A second incident involved a car overturning after colliding with another at Ninth Street near Randolph, with J. M. Christy escaping serious injury.
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Dane
Fourth Streets
Anton Harter
Fourth Street
St. Francis Hospital
Harter
Dancuff
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Ranulph
J. M. Christy
Keene
A. L. Schmalt
Big County
C. C. Smith
Rainbow Drive
EH. I. Jackson
Leonard Avenue
Riehl Street
Fairview Avenue
Charles Burkhart
Rien
Fairview
Jackson's
Dr. MrAlvin
J. C. Parsons
Dyersville
Sumner ‘Street
John Brannon
Mul Aeeks
Electric Park
Theodore Phillips
Raymond, Ta
Fourth Ang
Alnut
EV. Whitson
Jefferson Street
Franklin Street
Thompson Avenue
C. S. Windolf
Dorrence
Helene Balliett
Fourth
Vine Streets
H. M. Plymack
Lice
Dr. Morris Bachman Dies at Lake Park Age 54
Dr. Morris Bachman former resident died at Lake Park Iowa at 1 p m yesterday after illness from May. He was 54, survived by widow and son Donnell 17. A physician surgeon, funeral at Lake Park with interment in Dubuque. Born Philadelphia son of W H Bachman longtime Waterloo agrarian and musician supplier. He lived in relay township, Waterloo, edited, and excelled in stenography before studying medicine at Iowa State University. Practiced in Denver Mitchell and Lake Park. He was also an accomplished pianist. Surviving brothers include Bachman Milwaukee and William C Bachman near Janesville Iowa.
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Morris Bachman
Lake Park
J. D. Liffring
Donnell
Dubuque
Bachman
Philadelphia
W. H. Bachman
Waterloo
Mori
Morris
Portland
Ore
Keoikenk
Iowa
Tate University
Denver
Mitchell
the Park
Milwaukee
Wis
William C. Bachman
Janesville
Current Business Conditions Outlook From National City Bank
The August monthly letter from National City Bank of New York notes signs of improvement by late September, driven by seasonal factors in the shoe, cotton, and woolen goods industries. Raw cotton rose to about 20 cents per pound, but cotton goods lagged in price adjustments, with mills holding stock and facing higher costs if cotton prices rise. The piece discusses crop activity, farm price impacts, rising unemployment, and the need for reduced industrial costs to restore balanced growth, alongside calls for prudent labor leadership and coordinated public and private adjustments.
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George §. Roberts
National City Bank of New York
Altho
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Europe
Russia
Thor
Women Foresters Joint Meeting Set for Tuesday
All women Foresters of Holy Name Lady of Victory and Sacred Heart courts are called to attend a joint meeting at St Marys auditorium Tuesday at 3 p m Deputy organizer Agnes L Coppinger of Chicago will discuss the national convention in Omaha Nebraska this August and the recommendations arising from it.
Youthful farmer dies after wagon accident in Iowa
Joseph Walsh of Fairview township died after a wagon toppled when his team jumped, sending the wagon into a corn crib. The 13 year old sustained a spinal injury and died two days later. He left a young widow and a baby daughter, plus one brother and two sisters.
Peduicord Trial Opens In Waterloo District Court
The State vs William J Peduicord begins with jury venire drawn as 16 names including two women. Peduicord, former secretary and manager of Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill, is charged with embezzling 15108.50 in 1920. Proceedings focus on legal questions and jury qualification.
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District Coun
William J. Peduicord
Waterloo & Cedar Fells Union Mill Co
Peddicord
H. B. Stiles
J. W. Arbuckle
Alfred Longley
Walter KR
Tvo
W. H. Bast
Margaret Sbandfield
Earl C. Glasson
F. H R. Harris
M. N. Barron
C. H. Gutknecht
W. Burrows
G. H. Behrens
Rose McCord
O. K H. Sweeney
Marie B. Dare
R. A. Doty
T. B. Tracy
R. T. Lytle
Belle Knickerbocker
J. C. Kerr
Mill Company
Franklin C. Platt
American Jews to raise 14 millions for European relief
The American Jewish Relief Committee plans a near term drive to collect 14 million dollars for relief in central Europe and Russia. Louise Marshall of New York chairs the campaign with about 200 of America's leading Jews attending the Chicago national assembly. David A. Brown will head the campaign, foregoing a Europe trip to devote himself to fundraising, as Henry H. Rosenfelt outlined aid through the American Relief Administration and the Society of Friends with State Department approval. A memorial service for Jacob F. Schiff was conducted by Dr. Emil G. Hirsch on the anniversary of Schiff’s death.
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United States
Union
Canada
Henry H. Rosenfelt
American Relief Administration
Society of Friends
State Department
David A. Brown
Detroit
Brown
Europe
Emil G. Hirsch
Jacob FH. Schiff
Schiff
City to Patch Pavement at City Expense After Tour
City street and alley committee with Commissioner C F Teeter will tour sections to identify necessary asphalt patches. City funds will cover certain patch work omitted when Bryant Asphalt Paving was originally let. Teeter has surveyed streets and prepared a diagram for council review to prioritize patches for owners. The plan excludes worn out paving kept up with tar via cold patches.
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City
C. F. Teeter
Ision
Bryant Asphalt Paving Company
Patth
Teeter
Medical Society Dinner Reads Prostatic Obstruction Paper
Dr. Robert H. Herbst of Chicago will present a paper on Prostatic Obstruction benign and malignant before the Waterloo Medical Society at Greater Waterloo Association halls Wednesday night. A dinner is planned at 6 30 p m prior to the meeting. Ladies Auxiliary Union of Christ of the Redeemer will meet with Mrs. W Caldwell at 1968 Frankia. The afternoon will be spent sewing.
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Sovia
Gnion
Charish of the Redeemer
Swisher Favored by Iowa Lawyers for Federal Bench
Friends across northern Iowa press for B F Swisher to be named Judge Reed s successor after Reed resigns from the federal bench in the northern district of Iowa. Swisher says an appointment would be a great honor but declines to appear actively in the race while telegrams from bar members in several cities urge Washington to consider him. The Waterloo attorney has practiced 21 years with Pickett Swisher and served on the Iowa State Bar Association executive committee and notable wartime litigation involvement.
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Henry T
Reed
Iit
Bwisher
Towa
Washington
Swisher
Iowa
Waterloo
Pickett
Employment Conference Urges Co operation of G W Association
Greater Waterloo association secretary MacDonough reports a telegram from United States Chamber of Commerce president Wefrees revealing unemployment conference findings in Washington. It urges local business to act immediately to aid remedies before cold weather worsens jobless conditions. Construction programs are viewed as inopportune locally.
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EL PF
Defrees
MacDonough
Bus Ordinance Case Reaches Iowa High Court
Des Moines reports that after an extended argument by Sioux City lawyers the state supreme court took under advisement the Bus Owners association versus Sioux City case. The city council had passed an ordinance barring buses from streets with street car lines, challenging its constitutionality. Woodbury county district court upheld the ordinance, and the appeal now awaits the court’s decision, with Des Moines watching for a similar rule tied to the new street car franchise.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
State Supreme Court
Bus Owners’ Association
Thirty-ninth
Onerals Assembly
Woodbury
California Court Upholds Tax Funding Ruling
Attorney General Gibson received a copy of a federal California court decision. The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads sought relief from state assessment advances, asking for tax relief and reductions of over 50 percent in some cases. The petition mirrors a similar case pending locally.
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Des Moines
Gibson
California
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Pope's Diapepsin Advertisement Claims Quick Digestive Relief
Annual millions in the US, England, and beyond use Pope's Diapepsin for immediate and lasting relief from sour or upset stomachs. The harmless antacid aids digestion in five minutes, preventing gas, nausea, and indigestion. A sixty cent case sold by druggists promises no belching, no undigested food, and full comfort after meals.
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United States
England
Wanda
Pape
Pope
Missing Readlyn man may have taken his life says letter
Charles Stoffegan of Readlyn disappeared from his home last Thursday and has not been seen. A letter received by Henry Walters of Janesville hints at self harm and claims he will eat all. Stoffegan’s car was found in Waterloo and a Bremer county sheriff seeks clues. a photo and description are circulating. The article also notes Guilford England’s 250 year old prize for long serving maids.
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Charles Stoffegan
Readlyn
Waterloo
Krause
Bremer County
Stortegan
Readiyn
Walters
Janesville
Stoffegan
Boils and Pimples Are Danger Signals
Modern life promotes skin disfiguration from acne abscesses and boils due to poor diet and inactivity. Purify the blood to fix the root cause, claiming S. S. S. is a long trusted remedy. The ad promotes free booklet and medical advice from Swift Specific Laboratory in Atlanta.
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Swift
S. 5. S. Laboratory
Atlanta
S. S
Mentho Sulphur Cream Claims Quick Skin Relief
A noted skin specialist endorses Mentho-Sulphur as fast relief for itching burning and eczema. The cold cream formula allegedly cools irritation, destroys germs, and promotes clear smooth skin, with a small jar available at drug stores.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promised as Liver Remedy
A vintage ad profiles Dr F M Edwards who for 17 years treated many women with liver and bowel ailments. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as olive colored, a safe bowel regulator, claiming Quick results for pale complexions headaches pimples and tired feelings with nightly use. Thousands of women and men supposedly rely on this calomel substitute to stay fit.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing
Advertises Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed method to recolor worn fabrics without streaking fading or running. Guidance asks buyers to inform their druggist about fabric type wool silk linen cotton or blends. Claims decades of use with millions of women renewing waists skirts dresses coats and draperies.
Aches and Pains of Rheumatism Trouble with Weather
The article explains rheumatism worsens with weather changes and varies by person. It cites excess uric acid in blood as the cause and marketing Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy, urging readers to try it.
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Hood
Dandruff Cure Claim With Liquor Remedy
A reader describes a listed remedy using four ounces of plain liquor applied to the scalp at night to dissolve dandruff, claim it stops itching, makes hair fluffy and lustrous, and that four ounces suffice. The account notes the remedy is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
Waterlo o Evening Courier Pattern Orders
Patterns offered by the Waterloo Evening Courier for up-to-date designs. Send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department, with orders filled as soon as possible and delivery within about ten days after sending in old patterns. Sizes range from 34 to 46 inches bust, with fabric options including Jersey cloth and sateen.
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Waterloo
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