Dedication of Du buque lodge 297 home at Seventh and Locust
The Du buque lodge 297 B P E dedicated their new $126,000 home at Seventh and Locust. Grand Exalted Ruler Raymond Benjamin oversaw the ceremony as 300 members stood with heads uncovered. The event followed a formal welcome at the depot and concluded with a banquet before a 2 am train to Chicago.
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Dubuque
Dubuque Lodge
Seventh and Locust Streets
Raymond Benjamin
Charles O. White
Fred C. Robinson
John Dysart
Chicago
Wheat crop large reporting board estimate
The crop reporting board of the Department of Agriculture released September 1 condition and production estimates for major crops. Winter wheat yield 191 bu per acre, total 675 million bushels. all wheat total production 890 million. Corn yield 24.9 bu per acre, forecast 2.634 billion, price 61.6 cents. Dates and figures reflect August forecasts and 1913 finals.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Prica
Gore
Dillingham Unanimously Nominated for U S Senate
In Montpelier Vermont at the Republican state convention Senator William P. Dillingham was unanimously nominated for United States senator. The convention session occurred as part of the state party proceedings.
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Montpelier
Willam P. Dillingham
United States
Lawrence
Russell Sage
Bage
Paris
Havas
Zurich
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Builders of Canal Honored
Washington Sept 8 The house unanimously passed a bill extending thanks of congress to Col George W Goethals and associates in Panama canal construction Brig Gen William C Gorgas Col H Hodges Lieut Col William J Siebert and Commander H H Rousseau The bill promotes Goethals to major general of the line and Gorgas to major general of the medical department
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Washington
House
Congress
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
William C. Gorgas
H. ¥. Hodges
William JL. Siebert
H. H. Rousseau
Goethals
Gorgas
Writers About War Held In Germany Detention Sparks U S Probe
Washington reports an inquiry by the state department into the detention of American newspaper correspondents in Germany. If no justification is found, a strong protest will be lodged with Berlin. Journalists John T. McCutcheon James O'Donnell Bennett Harry Hansen Irving Cobb and Roger Lewis are detained at Aix-la-Chapelle. Separately, Washington says the navy has taken over the wireless station at Tuckerton New Jersey under presidential order.
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Associated Advertising Clubs of
Iowa
Upper Des Moines Editorial Association
Iowa City
The
State University
John Lee Mahin
Chicago
Iowa City Commercial Club
John E. Himmell
Farmers’ Bank of Radcliffe
Eldora
Fort Madison
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Moore
Shelby County
Peterson
Williamsport
Int
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Waterville
A. J. Ellefson
G. Pederson
Joe Ellefson
8. S. McGrath
Board of Supervisors
Boone
Athelgton
Taylor County
Ruscoe
Black
Peck Implement Company
Garner
Ula
John Leavendahl
New London Advertiser
Masonie
K. of P
Odd Fellows
Clarke
Edgewood
S. T. Naveln
Storm Lake
LeMars
Shell Rock River
Marble Rock
Gould Construction Company
Davenport
Cament Manufacturers
Des Moines
Maxon City
Iowa State Highway Commission
Waukon Comercial Club
Luther College
Decorah
Marshall County
Lamoille
Thae State
Uhl's Crossing
Mitchallville
George Clark
Newton
Tom Buchanan
Irving Bear Newton
Simon Gates
Don Jacobson
Ottumwa
Shaul Cemetery
Dilriol
Ag Ben Milovitch
Adel
Organization of
Dallas
Charles Holland
Marwall
Cody
Wye
Holland
Billings
Mont
Mt. Ayr
Ringgold County
A. Corey
Algona
Plainview
Lansing
Chelsea
George Stattlamyren
Byron Benedict
State of
Clinton
Synod von
Odebolt
Fraizht Department
Doin Rahbehn
Atallsea
Pred Stegner
Mason City
Keokuk
Near Tabor
Frank Hill
Logan
Magnolia
A. Mummer
Farmers' Bank
Forest City
Walter Norfleet
Nemaha
Tink
Clifton
Swatlum
Storm Take
Siner
Iowa City Canning Company
Washington
State Department
Germany
Berlin
John T. McCutcheon
James O'Donnel Bennett
Harry Hansen
Irving.Cobb
Roger Lewis
Alxla-Chapelle
U. S
Wirelgia
Navy Department
Tuckerton
N. J
Wilson
Noted Briton Sir J Honiker Heaton Dead
Sir J Honiker Heaton, noted for championing penny postage between Britain and the United States, died in Geneva Switzerland after visiting Carlsbad for health. He was a prominent figure in international postal reform.
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London
J. Honiker Heaton
Great Britain
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
Carlsbad
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Grenadier Guards
Prince of Wales
Major Proter
Chinese
Kiauehau
Vosges Range
Howald
Strassburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Meyer Waldeck
Klauchau
China
Japan
Haelen
Halen
England
Loway, ‘News
Seues
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