Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as the fast acting remedy for dyspepsia and sour stomach. It claims relief in five minutes from indigestion heartburn and belching and urges readers to keep a large bottle at home for instant aid during meals or upset stomach episodes.
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Pape
Jury verdict in Kentzelman Vokovan awards $47.19
Jury in Kentzelman v. Vokovan returned a sealed verdict of 47.19 for the plaintiffs on a $247 claim including a $200 note and $47.49 electric light item. Lottie Galloway was granted a divorce from James Galloway. County warrants totaled 12,137.58 for the week.
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Kentzelman Vokovan
Hair Dye Promise From Kenton Pharmacy Co Ad
An old newspaper advertisement touts Brownatone hair dye claiming it quickly darkens streaked hair without removal and cannot be detected. It promises shades from golden to black, lists prices 0.50 and 1.90, and notes distribution through Kenton Pharmacy Co and various druggists.
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Jong 4&0
Kenton Phar Macal Co
E. Pike St. Covington
East High to Open 1913 Football Season at Cedar River Park
The 1913 football season starts this afternoon as East High meets the alumni at Cedar River park. Kickoff is likely at 4 o clock with Coach Whiteside rotating players to showcase gridiron skills. Alumni stars include Vorhees Hunsley Dean Koepke Testetler and others from past teams.
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East High School
Cedar River Park
Whiteside
Vorhees
Hunsley
Dean
Koepke
Testetler
Quirk Funeral Held for Waterloo Cattleman
The funeral for Robert Quirk, Waterloo cattleman, who died after a Great Western train struck him in Chicago, was held this morning at Gregoire's chapel and St. Patrick's church in Dubuque. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet with friends from Waterloo New Hampton Mason City and Clinton attending.
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Robert Quirk
Waterloo
Great Western
Chicago
Gregoire
G. Casey
F. Causey
Mason Cit
Father Quirk
Clinton, Jr
Waterloo Theatre Tonight Features The Spendthrift
The Fane Gortell company closes its engagement at the Waterloo this evening with The Bishop's Carriage and New vaudeville between the acts. Marion Sherwood stars in The Spendthrift a four act domestic drama by Porter Emerson Browne with strong scenic equipment and a praised cast. Miss Sherwood appeared here last season in The Thief and is billed for tomorrow matinee and night.
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Fane-Gortell Company
Waterloo
Bishop's
Iaudeville
Marion Sherwood
Porter Emerson Browne
Property Tax Reform Faces 100 Percent Assessment Tactics
The report notes a plan to force 100 percent increases on assessed values if property listing is refused. Assessors would list property by best judgment and add a full 100 percent. January meeting directions prepare county assessors for 1914 taxation. The executive council orders a capitol extension tax of half mill, challenged as unconstitutional by two district judges with appeals to the supreme court, hearing set for November.
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Executive Council
Rainbow
Supreme Court
State House Extension Tax Dates and Possible Levy Elimination
The extension tax would be collected after January 1, 1914. If the lower courts are affirmed, the tax levy for this purchase may be removed from the tax books.
Waterland Draws 12 000 Names for Fort Peck Lands
Government land drawing for Fort Peck Indian reservation ends with 12 000 names chosen. Iowa residents among the lucky. Two Waterloo women win entries, Donita E. Tuttle and Amy J. Raske. Other selected names include Maria A. Wild Cedar Falls and several residents from Vinton Oelwein Marshalltown Dubuque Mason City Plainfield and Dubuque.
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Fort Peck
Montana
Iowa
Waterloo
Donita E. Tuttle
First National Bank
Amy J. Raske
Randolph Street
Maria A. Wild
Cedar Falla
E. K. Allen
Vinton
John F. Gerber
Oelwein
L. Bratland
Marshalltown
D. S. Snyder
Plainfield
J. L. Stallman
Charles J. Appleby
Dubuque
Frank Bates
H. L. Harvey
Mason City
Snell Home Yields Another Sensation
Bloomington reports a notable local anecdote as the Clinton mansion in HI. once built by Col. Thomas Snell again surprised residents with a new development yesterday.
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SNELL
Bloomington
Clinton, HI
Thomas Snell
Hidden Child Skeleton Found in Wall During House Demolition
Wreckers uncovered a child’s skeleton concealed in a wall of a Clinton home, adding to the era’s saga surrounding Colonel Snell. An inquest issued an open verdict as the body was buried in a public cemetery. police noted uncertainty on how long it had been hidden. Separately, Fort Dodge hotelier M Zerbe died from bichloride of mercury after a day of distress. wife Mia Zerbs remains gravely ill in the adjoining room.
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Snell
Ilinois
C. F. Burr
Clinton
Mr. Zerbs
Mia. Zerbs
Shy
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