Canadian sales to U S rise as cream shipments grow
Canada increases exports of manufactured goods to the United States with four months of data showing thirty million dollars in exports. Wood, pulp, printing paper and notably milk and cream lead gains, with Quebec shipments boosting daily cream transfers to the U S following tariff reductions.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
U.S
Quebec
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Promises Heart Health Restore
Testimonial from Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with relief after two years of heart and chest pain. She reports improved health and weight gain following use of thirteen bottles. The ad claims the remedy stabilizes heart nerves and muscle with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
D.ever
Lillie Thomas
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
Miler Medical CO
Elkhart
Ing
Forum Literary Program at West Waterloo High
The first Forum literary society program at West Waterloo High will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in the assembly room. Miss Mary Starr and Miss Ruth Nichols lead. program includes piano solos, readings, a debate on Liberia, songs, an oration on Toussaint L Ouverture, a talk on Melba, a one act play, and a cast list for A Picked Up Dinner.
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Literary Society of
West Waterloo High School
Mary Starr
Ruth Nichols
Humoreske
Dvorak
Laverne Beal
Homer Phelps
Neva Walker
Bailey Barnes
Elizabeth Leask
Reading
Ann of Green Gables
Margery Rahe
Florence LaTler
United States
Liberia
Lewis Cobb
Carlton Walker
Ralph Williams
Ralph Marsh
Harry Woods
Glenn Whittle
Gipsy John
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Stanley Bragdon
Melba
Pearl Headford
Valse Caprice
Rubinstein
Aged Man Overcome by Sunday Heat Found Near Road
In Waverly Ta Oct 20 Sile Coats and helpers Fred Wilkening and Howard Bye found C H W Wentworth unconscious in hot sand after Sunday afternoon heat. The 85 year old man, long afflicted by cancer, wandered exposed and was moved to his son's home for care.
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Waverly
Sile Coats
Sile
Fred Wilkening
Howard Bye
C. H W. Wentworth
Old Sores and Diseased Blood Warned as Cure
An old newspaper ad touts 5.5.8 healing old sores by purifying blood. It claims sores persist due to morbid blood, and surgery fails to cure. The product is advertised as cleansing blood, nourishing tissue, and delivering red, healthy blood through digestion. Available free medical advice. Atlanta, Ga.
Detectives P. Houston Plans Independent Agency in City
Albert P. Houston, ex city detective and former deputy sheriff of Des Moines county, may set up an independent detective agency serving the state and offering private detective work. He aided Sheriff Shores and County Attorney Hoxie in solving the Robinson farm fire near Janesville, and is noted for success in追追追.
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Albert P. Houston
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western Railway
Houston
Shores
Hoxie
Robinson Farm
Janesville
Mr. Mouston
Waterloo Iowa Letter List From October 19 1910
Advertised letters at Waterloo Iowa dated October 19 1910 include numerous individuals such as Miss Esther Aebeissn and Mrs. Lillie Alcott among others. The list also covers many men and entities including Columbia Tea Coffee Co and Majestic theatre manager.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Esther Aebeissn
Lillie Alcott
Roxie Anderson
Edina Barker
Martin Benton
Curtis Bingaman
Rose Bower
Valine Brown
Gertrude Bunche
Ella Carlier
J. H. Caesar
W. CG. Clark
J. B. Cook
Mylls Curtis
Lizzie Daly
Isle Denny
du Rand
Melissa Maton
Lucy Estey
Baulah Fay
Fleck
Grace Flynn
Gertrude Fowler
S. BE. Fuller
Ada Greasley
Amos Haven
L. E. Healy
Mue Stersch
Byron Heneks
Vira Hodgson
Jon Mae Hunter
Mina Hmintley
Elizabeth Hurd
Heber Kezar
Maud King
Corrie Knowles
Mae la Rue
Ella Laganibanam
Clara Latimer
Delia Lasson
Theola Lester
Clarence Lapointe
Elizabeth Lovejoy
T. J. Lynch
Grace Mcblery
Leona Maxwell
Camilla Metcal
Flla Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
J. Adams
J. P. Adair
H. B. Allison
Dwight Armstrong
Nelran Baurey
Stanton Babcock
Ward BE. Baker
William Beamer
Walter Bebee
W. G. Bittner
Samuel Bowser
W. Bord
Wm. J. Brewer
Oliver Brunebilan
Claud Carrall
S. E. Clare
Calvin Clayton
Ben Cloud
Columbia Tea
W. J. Graham
B. B. Grantham
Sbarth Guber
Dand Gust
J. Q. Hamilton
Edward L. Hayes
Grant Hartshorne
Roy Hartman
H. D. Halverson
Dr. Hemmingway
J. J., Heiple
Lawrence Hermann
August E. Hellmund
Charles Hermann
H. R. Hileman
HH. Hill
George Hildreth
Chas. W. Hoffman
Vic Holmquist
W. H. Hollcroft
F. Jackson
Mr. Jinkens
Bob Jordan
Tom Karales
Harry Krallman
L. A. Kramer
Regina Kendrotick
Edw. Leach
Cecil Logan
Seimler Ludwig
PF. A. Ludeking
Wm. Macauley
I. T. McDonald
Mgr. Majestic Theatre
Felica Marrocca
Jack Miles
H. T L. Morse
George Murphy
Nicholas Nold
Old Colony Scale Co
EL M. Peterson
Powers Wil Machine Co
Alfred Reynolds
D. D. Reynolds
Alfred Richmond
Frank Reutter
C. Brice
M. E. Row
J. A. Sherrill
Earle Shoemaker
E. W. Smith
C. J. Smith
Smith & Richardson
Unusual Accident at Mont Anderson Home
In Tracr Ia Ger 20 an odd mishap occurred as Mr Anderson was separating milk and Mrs Anderson stood nearby. The milking machine exploded into pieces injuring Mr Anderson with a broken nose and facial cuts while Mrs Anderson suffered facial and shoulder wounds. A window broke and minor damage followed. Authorities are unsure why the accident happened though the machine may have been running fast.
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Tracr
Mont Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Sunday Tabernacle Progress Amid Cold Wind and Rain
Work on the Sunday tabernacle advances with five sections erected and roof sheeting expected. More workers arrive and old plans show growing familiarity. Women from Grace M Church handle nail driving while dinner is served to sixty workers. Speakers praise the effort and stress spiritual revival beyond the building itself.
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Suuday Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Percy Burroughs
Malissa Shiek
Grace M
A. OG. A
the First M
Calvary Baptist
Waterloo church notices and community meetings recap
Gill stories brought laughs as men faced persistent rain and resumed work. Grace M E church hosts tomorrow noon dinner. A special working man dinner was prepared, aiming to top yesterday. Waterloo west churches plan fiction prayer service at 7 o clock. Waterloo Mvargument association directors meet at 7:30 in YMCA parlors.
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Harry ‘S Fisher
Iix
A. P. Gilk
Tabernacle
Gill
Grace M. E
Taday
Witon
Waterloo West
Waterloo Mvargument Association
Welock
M.C. A
Defense denies Crippen wife body in London case
London Oct 20 medical experts testified at Crippen trial and the defense claimed the body found in the doctor's home is not Mrs Crippen's. The court heard the expert examination and Crippen’s attorney outlined the defense stance.
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London
Rippen Orld
Cieathen
Crippen
Boiler Explosion Kills Eight at Plant in Green Point
New York report says a boiler explosion at the American Manufacturing company bagging and rope plant in Green Point killed six firemen and fatally wounded two others. About 4,000 workers were shaken by the blast and ensuing panic.
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New York
Copany
Green Point
Former W UU Werd Dead at 33
New York, Feb 20. Thomas Thompson Leckert, former president of the Westpart Union, died at age 33.
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W. UU
Stops a Cough in Five Minutes by the Clock
Home remedy recipe promises rapid cough relief by making a pint of mentholaxene syrup from granulated sugar and boiling water. It claims the preparation cleanses lungs and throat, produces a mild laxative effect, and is harmless with dosing adapted to age.
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Pape
10 000 Lambs In A Single Train
Great Western freight train from Utah grazing fields passed through Waverly with 33 double deck cars carrying 300 lambs each. About 10 000 lambs were en route to the Chicago market, a seven day journey from shipping point to Chi L-CAED.
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Waverly
Great Western
Utah
Chicago
Chi L-Caed
Chicago Boys Again Beat Japs
Tokio reports the Chicago University baseball team defeated the Tomon club of Waseda University alumni 11 to 2. The visitors recorded nine hits and four errors, while the graduates had no hits and ten errors.
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Tokio
Chicago University
Tomon Club
Waseda University
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