Revival in J Grill era at Iowa State College cadets
Capt Morton OG at Mutonia headlines the Iowa State College cadet corps enrollment with 1100 students under Gen Lincoln as Ames faces a strong revival, while Billy Sunday launches a Detroit revival and farm progress, prison industries, and public works across Iowa, including drainage and new dorms, fill regional pages.
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Morton OG
Mutonia
Ate University of Iowa
Lows City
Philippines
Pershing
Mexico
J.grill
Atudenta Kt
Érsity
Hea
C. B.hartholomew
State College
Amez
Iowa
Iowa State Prison
Charles Sullivan
Flynn Farm
Fort Madison
Tool Company
Ames
Lincoln
Iowa State College Cadet Corps
Billy Sunday
Detroit
Ocean Grove
N. J
Billy
Arthur Everett
Rot Oak
Stennettost
Elmer H.eLymer
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Idaho Methodist College
Dooding
Lymer
Iowa Wesleyan
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Pulldipes
Decorah
Waukee
Donald Macrae Af Connall Bluts
Iowa National Buire
Brownsville
Iowa Military Department
Virginia
Witness
Towa
Taxpayers Reap Benefits From State Expenditures
Des Moines dispatch details a two year state report showing 15.3 million disbursed, with most funds returning to counties through taxes and fees. Funds support state institutions, education at Ames Iowa City Cedar Falls, National Guards, and highway maintenance. Per capita wealth listed, and noting 202 consolidated schools receiving aid. Also reports on labor, fish stocking, prison population changes, and upcoming ballots costs.
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Atete Board of Health
Iowa
GH. Sumner
State Board
Washington
Jona
Iowa Equal Suffrage Society
Waterloo
National Association
Mississippi River Power Company
Fort Madson
Boards of Supervisors
Wabster
Green
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa State Rifle Club
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Oregon
California
Cornell
Lewis Reiney
Berger
Tame
Mit
Samuel H. Crosby
Grinnell
Crosby
Grinnell Collage
Dean Charles F. Curtiss
Iowa State
Buenos Ayres
Anna B. Lawther
Dubuque
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
Elizabeth Perkins
Des Moines
J. A. Devitt
Oskaloosa
Mise Blacell
W. K. Byrnes
Bagley
Byrne
Bouton
Irving
Polk City
Boehas
Supreme Court
Maxwell
Iowa League of Municipalities
J. D. Glasgow
T. A. Potter
Mason City
Frank G. Pierce
Marshalltown
John F. Ward
Fort Dodge
Georges W. Kuntz
Iowa City
W. R. Law
Towaheean
Tama County
Board of Control
National Guards
General Assembly
Mcensa
General Fund
Highway Commission
Cedar Falls
Iowa National Guards
Executive Council
Towa
Ney
Forger's Guest Turns Am Up In City Tale
In Battery Park Ed Hogan and Ed Lee fret over unpaid debts and dwindling funds. They attempt to console each other by joking about a Christmas stocking but face a police intervention as Hogan reveals Lee as an escaped convict. The scene shifts to a confrontation with officers and a noted display of supposed gratitude.
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United States Mail Department
State Board of Parole
Cinima
New ‘York
Ed Lee
Ed Hogan
Battery, Park
Hogan
Lee
Indiana
Custom House
Mann
Forger Edward Lee Spills Tale to Hogan at Police HQ
The Indiana forger Edward J. Lee testified at police headquarters about his prison ties with Ed Hogan and his own past crimes. He described forging an official's name on a $400 check, a prison escape, time in Michigan City, and a failed effort to start anew in Dayton before returning to New York with Hogan for more drinking and reckless spending.
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Hogan
Edward J. Lee
Indiana
Lee
Wuwell
Ed Hogan
Moriarky
Michigan City
Greenwich
Liberty Streets
Battery Park
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkhams Compound for recovery
Des Moines Iowa resident Blanche Jefferson reports a near fatal illness four years ago and says doctors warned she would not live. After her husband opposed surgery he advised using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, which she credits with restoring health and strength and enabling her to do housework. She endorses the remedy to other women and asks readers to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
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Des Moines
Pera Vetid
Lydia Ey
Pinkhim’s
Saya
Blanche
Jefferson
Lyon. St
Iowa
Bofors
Ita
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia Ee Pinkham
Itching Scalp Relief Promised By Cuticura Treatment
An old advertisement notes itching scalp from dandruff and eczema and promotes Cuticura Shampoo with hot water for cleansing, followed by Cuticura Ointment. Free samples offered by mail with a booklet from Cuticura, Dept L, Boston. sold widely.
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Dept
Boston
Wife in Pathetic Plea Reveals Domestic Banter
A humorous Exchange cartoon portrays Mrs Bridge urging George to handle errands downtown. She asks to order butter and tea, drop her skirt at the tailor, visit the milkman for cream, call her sister, and sew a coat rip, all while noting men are wasteful.
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George
The Coy Amateur Interview Clips Dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue quotes Mr Cumrox praising his daughter's music progress. He says she is “First rate” and can wait for a better invitation rather than grabbing the first chance. The excerpt includes a playful mispronunciation and stray phrases about thinking twice or thrice.
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Mr. Cumrox
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State Auditor's Office
Ida County
State Executive Council
Maks Labor
Department of Labor
State Fish and Game Department
Misalasippi
Anamosa Reformatory
Amos Ia
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa Nations
Jawa
Secretary of State
Prohibition
Socialist Labor
New American Party
Judiciary
Interstate Commerce Commission
Town Railroad Commission
Pioneers
Fire Mareyatt’ Office
Creaton
State Department
Gauss
Atate Railroad Commission
Eastern
Ack
Iowa Railroad Commission
Iowa Electric Company
Fran Ehiaga
Delaware
Wright, Hancock
Guthrie
Jones
Jackson
Commission
Auto Registration Department
State
State Board of Control
Marshalitown
W. P. Crumbecker
State Hospital At
Independence
Lowe
Iowa National Guard
Jacksonville
Fla
Iown
Desree 112
Firma
W. J. Dixon
Mount Vernon
Forger
Husband
Pinkham
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