Press Club Rooms Over Two Hundred Members
The Des Moines Press Club has grown to over 200 members since its 1909 start, with active, non resident and honorary memberships. The club plans new rooms on Seventh and Locust, a library, dining room, gym and more, and may occupy the second floor of the Press Club building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Seventh
Locust Streets
Press Club
James M., Pierce
Harvey Ingham
C. C. Nye
W. G. Hale
Harold Young
BE. T. Meredith
H. K. Stout
W. H. Wiseman
Wilson Heads Society Elects Des Moines Union Leader President
T. M. Wilson of the Des Moines Union railway was elected president of the Des Moines Freight Agents association at a regular meeting and dinner. Officers for the ensuing year include H. F. Boyd of the M St L as vice president W. S. Swanegan of the Western Railway Weighing association and Inspecting bureau as secretary O. Heremark of the Great Western railroad as treasurer.
Esperanto Is Coming Language in World Unity
Arthur Baker of Chicago spoke on Esperanto as a universal language to unite nations. Lillian Russell announced from her private car that she would send an oil portrait of herself to Iowa's historical department within a month. Jhon Sundberg, Iowa corn leader, promoted seed corn testing. Dr. M L Turner opposed a two week school year increase in Des Moines. Des Moines bank clearings reached a record 9,078,940.47, up 4,016,579.99 from 1909. Fire pension grants awarded 20 dollars monthly to three disabled firemen. Secretary Sumner warns burials in several counties will be investigated. Mrs Emeline Dulin dies on her 87th birthday in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Columbia
Des Moines
State Historical Department
Hall of Fame
Wham
S. J. Barber
Scott
Lydia FE
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from women claiming cures for tumors fibroid inflammation and female troubles. Mentions Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts inviting sick women to write for advice and to try the remedy promising health benefits and thousands of cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. J. Barber
E. F. Hayes
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
W. K
Hovusa
Eastview Ave
Cin — _ncinnati
Ohio
Lydia F. Pinkham
Erself
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Aoe
Eae
Alabastine Company
New York City
N.Y
Grand Rapides
Mich
Tiger Chewing Tobacco
Great Western Portland Cement
Great Western Portland Cement CO
Kansas City
W. N. U. Des Moines
Iowa
Press Club of
James Beam
W. T. Toms
Nevada
Stewart
Twenty-fourth Street
University Avenue
H. H. Ernest
Richard D. Scheuttege
Joseph I. Myerly
Des Moines _ postoffice
Postoffice
Treasury Department
Washington
Joseph 1
Myerly
Boone River
Upper
Town Drainage, Waterways and Conservation Commission
George D. Dobson
Commission
James M. Pierce
Des Moines Press Club
H. E. Stout
the Press Club
Western Electropode Co
Los Angeles St
Los Angeles
UNC Ate
Arthur Baker
Chicago
Jhon Sundberg
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
M. L. Turner
Polk County Medical Society
Firemen’s Pension Fund
William Scott
Ed Bartlett
S. E. Capron
Sumner
State Board of Health
E. F. Eayes
George May
W. K. Housh
Oma
Spohn Medical CO
Goshen
Indiana
Standard Oil Co
Sloan
A.W. Price
Fredonia, Kans
Il ‘Irener
Wta
Mason, Fenwick & Lawrence
Washington, D.C
Western
Canada
Illinois
Saskatch
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Wan
Alberta
Western Canada
Ottawa
E.T. Holmes
Jackson St. St.Paul
Ming
Bennett
Bee
Omaha,Neb
Harry Stuckley
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