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Newspaper

Fayette Reporter

Location

Fayette, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1910

Page

6

Quarantine Urged by Iowa Health Board Against Infantile Paralysis

Iowa's state board of health launched a strong drive to curb infantile paralysis with new regulations. The plan calls for reporting all cases, quarantining for two weeks, disinfecting premises, and using hydrogen peroxide sprays. The move follows a statehouse experts conference stressing public awareness of the disease.

Iowa State Board of Health Des Moines Board of Health State House

Arrangements for Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Sessions

Des Moines hosts the Knights and Pythian Sisters with plans set for September 6 to 8. J D Stewart led talks, securing the Coliseum for Knights on September 6 evening and September 7 all day. Pythian Sisters meet at the YMCA on September 6 afternoon and September 7 and 8 mornings and afternoons.

Grand Lodge The Knights of Pythias Des Moines J. D. Stewart Geis Botsford Commercial Club Coliseum Knights Pythian Sisters Pythian Knights

Blind Iowa exhibit at state fair led by Hartzler and Whitcomb

BE. J. Hartzler of Pulaski will head the booth for Iowa’s blind at the state fair under the state association. Miss Eva Whitcomb of Des Moines has helped collect and arrange articles for exhibition. The display features the two oldest blind women in Iowa with Mrs Brower 78 and Mrs Lewis showcasing fancy work and quilts from the past five years.

Riggs Theodore Roosevelt Iowa State Teachers’ Association Des Moines John F. Riggs Bishop Minneapolis William A. Scott Wisconsin Sweeny Thomson Hefferan Chicago P. P. Claxton Knoxville Ten W. FB. Webster Q J. Kern Rockford Trigender Buffalo G. W. Conn Woodstock Hill M. Sell John F. Rives Arthur FE. Bennett H. HE. Blackmar BE. J. Hartzler Pulaski Iowa State Association Eva Whitcomb Brower West Nineteenth Street

Farmer Sues for Back Wages on Underwood Farm

H. N. Underwood is named in a district court suit by 8. W. Farmer who alleges he was paid only 15 dollars for six years of labor on the Underwood farm. He seeks 2,102.84 dollars as unpaid wages and asks the court to recover the amount owed for his labor.

H. N. Underwood W. Farmer Underwood

Rail lines assure No Delays for State Fair Freight

Officials say shipments will arrive on time as railroads centered in Des Moines guarantee freighting exhibits directly to the grounds with no delays.

Des Moines

Iowa Classifies Forty One Railroads In State Listing

Des Moines reports Iowa has twenty seven class A five class B and nine class C railroads per A H Davison secretary of the executive council. The list includes interurbans with a detailed roster of prominent lines and terminals followed by news on the Des Moines Orpheum theater opening and its vaudeville circuit affiliation promising top attractions from Europe across eighteen major American cities including Des Moines.

Des Moines Iowa A. H. Davison Executive Council Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Cedar Rapids & Towa City Railway & Light Co Cedar Rapids & Marion City Railway Omaha Bridge & Terminal Railway Oskaloosa & Buxton Eiectric Railway Sioux City Terminal Railway St. Paul & Des Moines Tana & Toledo Electric Railway Union Pacific Railroad Union Terminal Railway Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Wabash Railroad Albia Inter- Urban Railway Colfax & Northern Railway Des Moines & Western Railway Inter-Urban Railway Minneapolis & St. Louis Orpheum Theater Orpheum England France Europe America Henry Sonnenberg

New York Hippodrome to Perform at Des Moines Coliseum

The New York Hippodrome is set for eight days at Des Moines monster Coliseum during the Iowa state fair from August 28 to September 4. An audience surpassing 50,000 is anticipated. Signor Lombardo will lead an over eighty piece orchestra with six renowned operatic voices, a standout feature acclaimed in eastern musical circles.

New York Hippodrome Coliseum New York

Plan for Big Army Show at Des Moines Military Tournament

Final arrangements for the Des Moines military tournament set for September 26 to October 1 were made by the Commercial club military tournament committee. General I A Smith and Captain A J Christie, arriving from Omaha, will oversee the 5000 troops and the program arena. Dr Rood's Will Is Filed in district court by Probate Commissioner James F E O'Brien.

Des Moines Commercial Club I A. Smith A. J. Christie Omaha General Smith Department of the Missouri Christie

Mayor Phillips Ousted by Judge Wilcockson

Judge Wilcockson at Sigourney ousts Ottumwa Mayor Thomas Phillips for willful neglect of duty and intoxication on April 30. The ruling removes Phillips from office citing disregard for duties and state of intoxication during official conduct.

Phillips Wilcockson Sigourney Thomas Phillips Ottumwa Mayor Phillips

Des Moines Silo Company Announces Immediate Capacity Doubling

Officers announce instant expansion of the Des Moines Silo plant with a new structure sized 50 by 100 feet. Construction starts at once to increase production capacity.

Des Moines Silo Company

Divorce Petition in Capital City Case

Minerva Jackson sues for divorce from E. Jackson alleging cruel treatment and desertion. The petition references her twin babies and mentions the death of J. C. Richards, 48, an engineer for the city, from cancer at his home on South Ninth Street and Bell Avenue. Simon Casady appointed receiver for Agar Packing Company of Des Moines by Judge Ma Pherson in Kansas City.

Minerva Jackson E. Jackson J. C. Richards South Ninth Street Bell Avenue Simon Casady Agar Packing Company Des Moines MaPherson Kansas City

Embroidered linen gown styles with braiding and peasant chic

A sewing guide describes summer gowns using white or colored linen with braided or embroidered details. It highlights a rose colored linen with white braid, black neck accent, and removable gold buttons. The piece explains pattern transfer, strap and sleeve edge dots, belt motifs, and braiding as a quick, stylish home dressmaking project.

Paris

Watch Fob Craft For The Dainty Wardrobe

The article suggests making lace watch fobs using remnants of Irish or Cluny insertion. Folded over gold or brass catches form pointed ends finished with a white silk tassel. Lighter fobs are lined with ribbon and small oval buckles, often from hat trimmings, or bought cheaply to match belts and stockings.

Ismit Embroidery The New Shadow Stitch Trend

Ismit embroidery, rivaling the once fashionable shadow stitch, grows popular for summer fancy work. By working on sheer materials and turning the shadow embroidery inside out, the smit stitch appears as if it is from the orient.

Eyelet Embroidery Care Tip for Longevity

Instructions suggest punch through eyelets with an embroidery stiletto after washing to restore shape. Centers, waists, and skirts may look worn. this method aims to make the eyelets appear as good as new after laundering.

Black hat with plumes showcases timeless elegance

A model presents a large black hat featuring a wide brim slightly rolled on the right. The ornamentation is three white ostrich plumes, combining simple lines with refined flair.

Lace Over Gold Jewelry Adornment Idea

An original idea suggests sewing or crocheting fine lace tightly over large gold collar pins and other flat gold or silver pieces such as belt buckles and hat pins. Open patterns on hand painted china pins could also become attractive. The method could transform inexpensive pins into valuable decorative items.

Popular soft tints Cypress Green and Pewter Gray

Cypress green pewter gray and delicate fawn shade are soft tints gaining popularity. The article notes these colors as preferred choices for interiors and fashion palettes.

Four Drown in Cedar River Capsize In Floyd County

Four youths and two young women from prominent Floyd County families die when a Cedar River boat capsizes near Charles City. Victims are Marie Williams Pearl Muchler Frank Vaughan and Cal Shaffner. Shaffner worked as a printer at Charles City Press Vaughan as a machinist. Authorities report no witnesses and the cause remains unknown.

Charles City Cedar River Marie Williams Pearl Muchler Frank Vaughan Cal Shaffner Shaffner Charles City Press Vaughan Miss Williams L. P. Miner Floyd County Miss Muchler

Des Moines Exonerates Yeager as Police Chief

The Des Moines city council, with one vote against, declared George Yeager not negligent in duties and reinstated him as chief of police. The resolution states that despite ongoing city law violations, Yeager fulfilled his duties faithfully and is absolved of charges filed by W. C. Barber of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League.

Des Moines George Yeager C. W. Schramm John MacVicar Yeager W. C. Barber Iowa Anti-Saloon League

J. R. Morrison Ends Life In Des Moines Office

Des Moines reports the suicide of John R. Morrison a 66 year old insurance agent found dead from asphyxiation in his office at 513 Youngerman building He is said to have arranged his affairs over the past week and then turned on the gas while seated at his desk before collapsing.

Des Moines John R. Morrison Youngerman Building

Northwest forest fires devastate towns in Pacific Northwest

Over fifty persons known dead and 100 or more missing as Wallace suffers near total destruction. Injuries may reach about 200 with half the town swept away and warnings that several small towns face similar fates. Thousands flee to safety amid the largest forest fire crisis in the region's history.

Northwest Spokane Wash Wallace Pacific Northwest

Robbers Steal Tombstone From Eggum Grave

Mason City Iowa August 23 reports no clue yet to who stole the monument over the grave of Thomas Eggum in Thompson cemetery.

Mason City Thomas Eggum Thompson

Braniger Dies of Paralysis at 27 in Waterloo

Frank W Braniger aged 27 cashier of the Citizens Savings Bank died of infantile paralysis in Waterloo Ja on Aug 23. Both legs and the right arm and the muscles of respiration were paralyzed. He leaves a wife and parents.

Webster City Man Droops Dead at Home

Webster City Iowa Aug 23 J H Long a prominent longtime resident dropped dead at his home from an attack of heart trouble.

Webster City J. H Long

A Perfect Love Becomes Eternal Possession

A reflection on love that remains a sacred, peaceful possession even after loss, suggesting enduring contentment born from deep, lasting connection. The quote attributes the sentiment to Hitchcock.

Hitchcock

Cleverness and success count little in life quotes

A reflective remark from Romanes emphasizing that goodness and character matter more than cleverness or attainment in a meaningful life. The line highlights virtue over worldly achievement.

The One in a Thousand View on Others

A reflective line notes that a man who sees himself as unique tends to discount the rest as mere numbers, framing others as faceless ciphers rather than individuals.

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Pythians Booth Secretary State Executive Council Ismit Floyd River Council J. R. Morrison Neco Ee Paw Munyon’s Homeopathic Homeomedy Co 53Rd and Jefferson Sts Phila National Live Stock St. Joseph Mo. S. Omaha Ney Cottonwood County Minn Minnesota Farma D.A. Weld Windom Minne Independence Buckner Lake City Jackson County Missouri Kanasa City Chas. K. Smith Lock Box Sweet Springs Henry County C.E Lankford Creighton, Mo Channing New York Hippodrome Co Tom Sharkey SIG. Lombardo Symphony Band and Operatic Concert Co W. F. Ganong Post Postum Cereal Coo., Ltd Battle Creek Mich
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