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Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

8

Miners Wage Scale Agreement in Iowa Two-Year Contract

Des Moines reports the joint conference of Iowa miners and operators agreeing on wage scales and working conditions for two years. The deal fixes machine operation scales, a $1.25 daily rate for buy state pickers, and broad adjustments to numerous rules. A referendum will determine final approval, with strong support from the miners’ side.

Des Moines Iowa William H. Rodgers Albia District 13 United Mine Workers E. C. Smith Iowa Coal Operators’ Association Miners’ Organization

Huerta Accepts Plan as U S Sees Possible War End

Niagara Falls and Washington reports say General Huerta authorized delegates to accept the peace plan in full if President Wilson approves. Editors note Britain’s gesture adds pressure, while the U S hones its stance on Tampico, Vera Cruz, and arms shipments to Carranza forces. The pace at Niagara Falls stays tentative as mediators press for a formal reply.

Niagara Walls Ont Huerta Wilson the Express Great Britain United States Sir Edward Grey Mexico City Persone Niagara Falls Washington Badger Tampico Navy Department Sunshine Tampicott Antilla New York Carranza Admiral Badger Puerto Mexico Alvarado General Funston Ypiranga Bavaria Garrison Hamburg American Steamship Company Carl Buenz Germany Vera Cruz Java Armi Brown Funeton

Shipwreck Inquiry Opens June Sixteen in Quebec

June 6 dispatch reports the commission into the Empress of Ireland wreck will begin sessions in Quebec on June 16. A separate item notes Arthur Fowler, a British subject, found guilty of murder in Dayton, Ohio, reportedly took his own life in jail after securing a strap and striking himself.

Montreal Que Quebec Enda Dayton Arthur Fowler John Jeames Fowler

Drought for Munele Ends Saloons After Sat Ruling

Munele Indiana with population about thirty thousand will be without saloons after Saturday by the ruling of Judge Frank Billa in the Delaware circuit court. An appeal will be filed at Gage.

Munele Ind Frank Billa Delaware Circuit Court Gage

Tennessee ridges tale stirs old war memories

United States Senator Blair Lea recalls a Tennessee incident where two mountaineers argued and one died. A rider brought news to the widow, who paused eating apple dumplings and asked them to wait until she finished the dumpling before hearing more.

Tennessee United States Blair Lea Maryland Wade Med

Psoriasis Cure Promised by Cuticura Ad Across Camp McCoy

Walter Mahony of Troop H 6th A S Cavalry at Camp McCoy Wisconsin describes a two year struggle with scaly psoriasis on his arms and skin. He tried various treatments, found relief with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after seeing an ad, and says the cure took three months. The ad notes Cuticura products are sold worldwide and offers free samples and a Skin Book.

A. S. Cavalry Camp McCoy Sparta Wis Walter Mahony Cuticura Dept. L Boston Ady

Fragmentary 1920s notices drift in from the page

The snippet references a German economist Professor Wolff predicting by 1920 Germany would have the lowest birth rate in Europe if trends continue. It also mentions Alfalfo selling $5.50 and farms for sale on crop pay ponta in Soo City, with a line about drinking to one’s health seldom prolonging life.

Wolff Germany Europe Ponta J. Mulbell Soo City

Against Women’s Pockets: A Satirical Timely Debate

A New York Tribune piece argues against pockets for women listing eight reasons. It claims pockets are not a natural right and that most women do not want them. It cites concerns about burden, spousal dynamics, chivalry, and alleged male misuse of pockets.

New York Tribune

Forget-Me-Not Letter Repeats Each Birthday Year

A tor toise-shell glasse reader recalls a ten year string of birthday letters from a dear girl who writes the same heartfelt message each year. The solemn observer notes the annual gift is identical, while a stout acquaintance marvels at the gesture.

Alfred Walatcoat Daghed

Why Won't Miss Wombat Dance With You

A Louisville Courier Journal blurb notes a man dodging an issue about asking Miss Wombat to dance. He hints she senses his proposal plan, while a quip says many pin their faith to a star only to find it a firefly and that contradicting the average woman is a waste of time.

State Bleakly Garst Sampson Attorney General's Office Insurance Department Fiske State Board of Parole Roy Fiske Newton C. A. Rawdon Republican Central Committee C. ©. McClain

Woman Cases Endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Compound

Providence and Philadelphia women report displacement and backache relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Abrams Lawson of Providence and Mrs Harry Fisherman of Philadelphia praise improved health, work capacity, and sleep. The ad claims many women testify to the remedy's virtue and urges publication of names.

Lydia E. Pinkham Philadelphia Harry Fisnrn Juniata Street Providence R. I Abril Lawson Lippitt St Providence, R. J

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