Defense Has Its Inning In Court and Myrtle Irish
A Nora Springs courtroom recounts Dr. E. E. Birney’s handling of Myrtle Irish on May 13. Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Bright testify to the doctor’s office visit, conditions of the patient, and alleged remarks about care. Defense witnesses corroborate, noting the Irishes’ arrival, the patient’s weakness, and Birney as family physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Birney
Re. Charles Clifford
Abe
Nora Springs
Birney
Clifford
Frank Bright
Bright
Clitford
The Joy of Coming Motherhood Promoted by Mother's Friend
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a universal remedy for childbirth, claiming it prevents pain and complications. The Bradfield Regulator Co. markets the product for $1.00 a bottle from Atlanta, offering a prospective booklet by mail to expectant mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar
Atlanta
Local Notes From Eagle Center District
Oct 14 report from Eagle Center notes Mrs Redman of Monticello and Mrs Oscar Casey of Cedar Rapids visited relatives nearby. John Schaefer returns from St Francis hospital Waterloo. Peter Reiter buys new cord elevator. Crappy family and Joan and Margaret Blessing visit John Smith home. Hein brothers herd hogs at Voorhies. Leo Casey Dysart visits relatives. Dance planned at Voor Dies ball Oct 22. Arthur Reiter returns from western states. Tom Coury hosts Sunday at John Hayes home near Burkinhaw. Peter Witty builds new chicken house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagle Center
Redman
Monticello
Oscar Casey
Cedar Rapide
Arthur Reiter
Tom Coury
John Hayes
Burkinghaw
Peter Witty
Johnston Family Visits Geneseo. School Board Halts New Building
Geneseo notes show Mr. and Mrs. Chas Johnston and son and daughter visiting Geneseo friends. Mrs. Johnston and children stay two weeks. District No. 6 school board abandons plans for a new schoolhouse this season. Cattle broker activity includes J R Thompson and W A Speer at Waterloo for Holstein sale Nov 18–19. Local marriages report Kas Wilkinson wed Helen Ringle at Isle City, returning to farm life. The community hosts and renovates homes, with various residents visiting and celebrating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Chas. Johnston
J.B. Spencer
Clarion
O. E. Merritt
G. J. Thomas
Waterloo
Kas. Wilkinson
Helen Ringle
Minois City
Mr. Wilkinson
R. G. Wilkinson
Tllinois
H. £. Harrington
Robi
Readlyn Notes on Visits and Social Events
Oct 14 notes list Fred Ratz family moving to a new home in east Readlyn. Mrs A C Mayers travels to Albert Lea and Templeton for two weeks. Mrs Johnston hosts Tripoli friends. Mrs John Bruns visits kin near Waterloo. Mrs Fred Maurer and Clare visit Vanderwalker home. Dance canceled due to rain. Mayers and daughter visit Booth Winegar family. Florence Clabby returns from Independence. Seemann trips to Montana. Mayers visit Booth-Winegar on Sunday. Franklin from Tripoli visits. many attend Mr and Mrs Diekman silver wedding with Miller’s garage and hall rented for the celebration. Nappy bride and groom receive gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
A. C. Mayers
Booth-Winegar
Franklin
Tripoli
Fairbank
Fred Diekman
Miller
Frederika and Tripoli Social Notes Highlight Visits
Frederika residents report visits and travels from Oct to Monday. Nina Snyder and Miss Nettie O Day were in Tripoli last Thesday. Mrs Fro Wigton of Waverly returned home after nursing Mrs Mann. Will Dilley visited Fred erika friends Sunday. Mrs Moore of Fredericksburg returned home after visiting Clar ence Rust and wife. Mrs Herman Jordan enjoys a Minnesota visit from her mother and stepfather. Floyd Ager was in Tripoli Monday. Mrs Ida Richman drove to Tripoli Saturday to meet sister-in-law Mrs Chas Meiers from Montana. DB J Bowers drove to Fredericksburg Monday. Mrs Herman Bergman hosted a birthday party Friday. Mrs Martha Mowatt and Mrs Anna Bowers were called to Rockford Tl last Monday for a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Nina Snyder
Nettie O'Day
Tripoli
Fro. Wigton
Waverly
Mann
Will Dilley
Finchford Creamery
Moore
Fredericksburg
Clarence Rust
Herman Jordan
Minnesota
Floyd Ager
Ida Richman
Tripoi
Chas. Meiers
Montana
J. Bowers
Herman Bergman
Migratory Bird Protection Rules Take Effect Nationwide
Federal regulations protecting migratory birds, drafted under Weeks McLean law, are now law. An official table lists open seasons by state, with a thirteen district enforcement plan and about 200 wardens. Doves are not covered. open seasons vary by species and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Woodrow Wileson
American Game Protective Association of
New York City
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Memphis
Missouri River
Bismarck
Nebraska City
Ceountry
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
B. A. Cleasby
Portage
Wis
Porribia
Iinar
At Pane Lawn
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Ilinois
Woodcock
North Dakota
Wincie
Middle West
Tilinoia
Local residents and visitors gather for family and illness updates
Ida Pike of Waterloo visits her ailing mother Mrs Sarah Whitman as relatives from Waterloo Appleton Minn Horton Belvidere Ui and Missouri drop by to see kin. The Losee family contemplates moving to Waterloo while John Mann and wife come from Missouri due to Mrs Manns illness. Rev Warves heads to Illinois to preach. Other locals visit New Hampton Tripoli and Dubuque, with small gatherings at Mrs Clyde Clary’s West of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Pike
Waterloo
Sarah Whitman
Wayne Bravener
Wm. Wendt
Appleton
Minn
H. M. Losee
N.S. Mans
Losee
John Mann
Missouri
Henry Richman
Warves
Miss Clouse of Waterloo Visits Parents Here
Miss Clouse of Waterloo traveled with her parents to visit relatives here on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clouse
Waterloo
Tripoli Notes On Local Movements And Visits
Ernest Boderman and wife traveled to Elma to visit their son Henry and family. Margaret Hofferer returned to Creighton Nebraska after weeks with sister Mrs Fred Koch and brother Henry Hofferer. Chris Zander family moved from near Westgate to Tripoli. Will Vogt family and Bertha Barth of Port Byron NL visited the Henry Vogt family, then returned home. J J Mueller of Cedar Rapids visited relatives. Ernest Dettmering welcomed a son with wife on Houte 3 Tripoli. Mrs Chas Meier and son from Glasgow Mont visited friends. H J Moehling sale described as very successful with good prices. Mrs Eliza Schumacher and son Walter stayed with sister Mrs John Martens. M W Bennett, H C Frese and families spent days at Lemkuh home. Anna Snelling of Palthin visited relatives. John Greene from Texas visiting friends. Mrs Waller Furgeman aided at Schultz department store while Anna Belkema took a vacation. Christ Kuhrt will move to Frederika to work for J C Claus. About twenty four friends gave Lawrence Schultz a surprise farewell party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Ernest Boderman
Elma
Henry
Margaret Hofferer
Creighton
Neb
Fred Koch
Henry Hofferer
Chris Zander
Westgate
Will Vogt
Mita
Bertha Barth
Port Byron
Henry Vogt
J. J. Mueller
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Dettmering
Houte 3
Chas. Meier
Glass ‘Gow
Mont
Anna Snelling
Palthint
John Greene
Texas
Waller Furgeman
Schultz Department Store
Anna Belkema
Christ Kuhrt
Frederika
J. C. Claus
Lawrence Schultz
Resinol products praised in 1912 testimonial
In December 1908 Mrs. M. J. Bateman describes a severe facial eruption that resisted over $100 in remedies. After using three cakes of Resinol Soap and less than a jar of Resinol Ointment, her skin cleared completely in four months, allowing her to stop masking with a veil. She endorses buying from druggists or requesting a free sample by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
M. J. Bateman
Viola St
Dept 14-M
Resinol
Baltimore
Ames students judge dairy stock at cattle congress grounds
A ten member team from Iowa State College Ames arrives to judge dairy cattle this week under associate professor H H Kildee. The group from the animal husbandry division competes, with four top prizes to be named Thursday and Friday, and three to represent Ames in Chicago show. C L Burlingham wins $400 dairy scholarship. he is clerking at the Waterloo congress and enrolled at Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Cattle Congress
H. H. Kildee
Kildee
Chicago
United States
C. L. Burlingham
Burlingham
Waterloo Cattle Congress
University of Missouri
Pape's Diapepsin Claim of Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest and safest stomach regulator. It promises relief from dyspepsia, indigestion, gas, and sour stomach in minutes and offers a money back guarantee with a fifty cent case. It urges households to keep it handy for day or night stomach upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Croesa Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Pepe
Pape
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Haske
Inter
Eagle Center
Leo Casey
Dysart
Martha Mowatt
Anna Bowers
Rockford, Tl
Elma Ayers
New Hampton
Mary Miller
Sundar
Shumate
Leela
Tri-poli
Ralph Elsworth
Fairburn
Geo. French
Clyde Clary
Mesdaniel Ernest Damon
G. H. Stephens
M. Ackley
Libbie Leach
Maud Stephens
Dresden
J. Mooney
Henry Parkin
Kenneth Elliott
Dubuque
Harvey
Julia McDonald
Prof. Dawson
Hazel Dawson
New Haimpton
Fage
Resinel
State Loan Co
East Fourth Street
Kohl
W. Park Ave
Harman
Waterloo Trunk Co
Sycamore Street
Fourth and
Fifth St
W. A. Covell & Son
W. 4Th St
Com'l St
Paul Davis
Waterloo Mfg. CO
Commercial ST
Thomason Ave
Green Tolontal Furnace
Red Cross Drug Co
Booth
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
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