Fifty eighth convocation lists candidates for degrees at State University of Iowa
The fifty eights convocation will be Feb 9 with ten candidates for B A and one for M S. Names include James B Cross Corydon Earl G Grissel Cedar Rapids Jose Jereza Jaro and others. Col Edward G Pratt selected president of Hawkeye Fellowship club for fourth term. Miss Hazel Brown reports health progress after skin graft operation to save her brother. Iowa bee keepers plan convention and short course. Several local legal and municipal items noted including boundary case at Logan and public examinations for postmasters. A broad array of farm and civic news from multiple counties follows.
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State University of Iowa
James B. Cross
Corydon
Earl George Grissel
Cedar Rapids
Jose Jereza
Jaro
Philippine Islands
Daniel McEntry
Greene
Bruce Ellis Mahan
Bedford
Stanley Robert Meek
Bonaparte
Walter John Penningroth
Lipton
Ann Rock
Iowa City
Surendra M. Sanyal
Calcutta
India
Kdeiji Tan
Canton
China
M. S
Onoji Watanabe
Japan
Edward G. Pratt
Hawkeye Fellowship Club
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Guy Guernsey
Horace G. Lozier
Henry Meyer
Iowa
Hazel Brown
Waterloo
Iowa Bee@eepers’ association
C. FE. Bartholomew
State College of Agriculture
Logan
Ankeny and Crocker
Polk County
Isaac H. Paugh
Wayne County
Christiana LL Wehnson
Creston
Juliette Briegs
Emma C. Gillis
Indiarola
Franklin
Cerro Gordo
Sheffield
Grinnell College
William Phelps
Springdale
Phelps
Cedar County
de. M. M. Evans
Legrand
Civil Service Commission
Marshalltown
Hawkeye Commercial Men's Association
du- A
Pima
Charles City Western Railway
Ima
Rossville
Truro
North Iowa
A.L. Ames
Traer
J. W. Ford
Cedar Falls
G. H. Holcombe
Galesburg
Ira Rodamar
G. W. Dickinson
George Thomas
C. R. Hutchson
Matt Wyth
F. D. Bailey
C. F E. Hearst
R. M. Gunn
Buckingham
Farmers’ Savings Bank of Morrison
W. R. Jameson
E. A. Boggs
Central Iowa Granite Company
Supreme Court
Kenyon
Lafayette Young
D. P. Hogan
Thomas McHanus
EF. W. van Duyn
Des Moines
Clarke
Association
C. W. Lamb
Redfield
Dallas County
Sons of Veterans
Doc Osler
W. Myers
Franklin County
J. H. Applegate
Aden
Supreme Bench
Charles Swan
Henry County
Fourth Iowa Cavalry
John Neal
Mount Pleasant
Hamburg
Dick Brown
George Good
Frank Hodges
Perry
Waukon High School
Postville
New Hampton
Claude Falls
Chickasaw
Peter Ludwig
Wall
Ludwig
Fort Dodge Portland Cement Corporation
Gilmore City
D. J. Morrison
Andrew Young
Emmetsburg
B. P. Jared
James Faley
Epworth
Dubuque County
Nicholas Beth
Centralia
Iowa Falls Gas Company
George 8
Forest
Jap Bell
Glidden Road
Storm Creek Bridge
Adie Bell Davis
King Place
Grundy Center
Government and Politics in Early 20th Century Debates
A composite item listing various political debates and policies including reform opposition to spoils systems, a $25 million road appropriation proposal by Rep Moon, Wilson’s consent to Skelton Williams for currency roles, labor and migration restrictions, and measures on civil service exemptions, postal funding, and anti-labor advertising statutes. It notes amnesty and parole discussions, German suffrage, and shipping and industry news.
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German Woman's Suffrage Union
Titanic liability to be argued in supreme court
The Oceanic Steam Navigation Company faces a supreme court argument over liability for the Titanic disaster. In other items, a two months jail term ended with Curley’s election as Boston mayor and Ford faced persistent crowds in New York City. Major regional insurance and agricultural figures are summarized.
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Curley
Bosto
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company
Supreme Court
Foreign notes mix drama and diplomatic tension
Munich bans public tango as unrest flares in Europe. Avia ships test pilot flights at Hendon. Huerta faces possible intervention as Mexican payments default sparks speculation. Refugee General Mercado defers to U S decision. Italy denies talks on warship sales to Turkey. Coal miners families petition Victoria authorities for clemency. Italy spent 191.4 million on Tripoli, seen as least desirable Africa. Orleans Duke and Duchess withdraw from court actions to avoid scandal and costs.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a 24 hour remedy for colds fevers headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worm elimination. Sold by druggists 25 cents sample offered free via A B Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MaeAsk About Work as Bill Claims City Job
In a brief exchange Mae asks where Bill is employed. Bill replies he is not working, claiming he has a city job and is speaking to a judge.
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Mae
Bill
Judge questions chauffeur intoxication proof
The judge asks what evidence proves the chauffeur was intoxicated while a country policeman notes the driver stopped at a horse trough to drink. The exchange underscores questions of behavior and impairment in a rural setting.
A Clergyman Uses Dodds Kidney Pills
The Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered dropsy for a year with swollen limbs dizziness and fatigue. After using 5 boxes his swelling disappeared and he felt well again. He endorses Dodds Kidney Pills and notes continued benefit. Correspondence offered with price 50 cents per box from Dodds Medicine Co. Buffalo New York. Also household hints music and recipes all free.
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Edmund Heslop
Wigton
E. Heslop
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Radium Shows Promise in European Plant Health Trials
Experiments in Europe indicate radium used with fertilizers stimulates most plants and improves yield and color. Vegetation shows stronger resistance to diseases caused by cryptogamic molds, including wheat rust, potato rot, and grapevine mildew, suggesting radium may prevent these agricultural losses.
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Europe
Prohibition Town Hint Shuts Down A Temperance Lesson
A Kansas Sunday school worker known for temperance efforts wore a blue ribbon and asked children why he is not a drunkard. A child replied from the back that the town is a prohibition town, ending the moment with a simple, striking retort.
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Kansas
Coffee blamed for illness leads to Postum cure
A reader describes years of pale thin health from coffee and caffeine. After quitting coffee and using Postum, health improved within weeks and months, with weight rising to 148 pounds. The testimonial promotes Postum by the Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan, with two forms available Regular and Instant and the slogan There's a Reason.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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