University Quartet Concerts Delight Waucoma Audience
The Upper Iowa University Quartette led by Prof John Willis Crain performed in Alpha Friday and in Waucoma over the weekend to strong applause. Singers Miss Miller Miss Mershon Miss Bertha Mershon Mr Harry Carmichael Mr J W Crain and Miss Ruth Searles impressed with vocal solos piano work and refined ensemble balance. The critic praised Crain the director and noted the audience’s warm reception and desire for future appearances.
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Misses Miller
Merson
Meraere
J. W. Crain
Harry Carmichael
Miss Miller
Bertha Mershon
Shetty
Ruth Searles Ot
Prof. Crain
Waucoma
Upper Iowa University Quartette
John Willis Crain
Oratorio President Cooper preaches in Raymond
President Cooper preached Sunday at Raymond while Dr. Dickman and Dr. Clark attended Cedar Falls District Conference in Sumner. Winnifred Brown visited Roehell lit. Tipton quit school due to health and moved to Ossian. Convocation moves to 10 30 Sunday in College Chapel with Dr Clark delivering sermon.
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Cooper
Raymond
Winnifred Brown
Roehell
Dr. Dickman
Cedar Fall District
Sumner
College Chapel
LC Clark
Mason City
Clarkin
College events and campus games noted in local report
President and Mrs. Cooper entertain sophomores while the Keller Oratorical Prize finals occur Friday in the College Chapel with jurors from several groups. County Officials to face Faculty in a May 8 Upper Lawn game, plus campus updates on remodels, visits, medical news, and social events scattered through the week.
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Edward Gough
L QO
Jones
Pete. Walker
Keller
College Chapel
Faculty of Upper Lawn
Sharp
Prohibition Event Highlights Oskaloosa Convention
The state prohibition convention and Oratorical contest were held at Central Holiness University in Oskaloosa on April 13 14 with a business session on the 18th. Prof Case of Penn College spoke on The Social Aspect of the Liquor Problem. Des Moines leader H H Sawyer urged a Prohibitory Amendment and Inter-Collegiate Prohibition movement head Harry S Warner inspired students. Eight orators competed led by A E Kernahan of Upper Iowa University who won. The Inter Collegiate Prohibition Association now includes about half the states and fourteen local leagues in the state, signaling growing college student involvement in the anti liquor effort.
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Central Holiness University
Oskaloosa
Case
Penn College
HH. H. Sawyer
Des Moines
Sawyer
Harry 8. Warner
Tary
A. E. Kernahan
Upper Iowa University
Kernahan
Inter Collegiate Prohibition Association
Moon law sparks closures of Crawford County saloons
The W C T U notes nine or ten saloons will close after a supreme ruling on the Moon law. A German speaking Good Templars Lodge opens at Hull House social settlement. The Republic of Saint Louis bans whiskey ads. Bea ton issues liquor licenses to a Woman's club amid debates. The Telegraph Herald critiques women's clubs over liquor sales and notes Cocaine in soft drinks prompts prosecutions and future risks.
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Crawford County
Good Templars Lodge
Hull House
Mies Jane Addama
Telegraph Herald
Beaton
Atlanta
The
New Discovery Praised By Ailing Traveler In Mountai ns
Sleepless Hiram Scranton of Clarity Alabama credits Mr. King's New Discovery with saving his life after five doctors diagnosed consumption and climate failed. He reports the remedy restored health and allowed him to work again. It claims to treat lung diseases coughs colds grippe asthma croup hay fever hemorrhages hoarseness quinine. Price 50 cents and 1.00. trial bottle free. guaranteed by Rickert and Davia.
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Hiram Scranton
Mr. King
Rickert & Davia
Wanted TM and traveling salesmen for reliable goods
Kicked by a mad horse near Beetown Wisconsin Samuel Birch escaped serious injury after Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed a frightful sore that doctors could not. The ad promotes opportunities for salesmen with free outfits and steady earnings. Allen Nursery Co Rochester NY references arnica salve product and vendors Rickert & Davia.
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Samuel Birch
Beetown
Wie
Allen Nursery CO
Rochester
N.Y
Rickert & Davia
Certificates of Deposit Use and Features Described
A historical note explains a Certificate of Deposit as a bank receipt for money with an agreement to repay principal plus interest after a period. It highlights negotiability and the ability to draw funds with interest, plus earning potential while waiting to invest, advocating keeping money productive with CDs.
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America
Grocery Business Changes Hands
The largest business change for months occurred this week as KE L Garner handed his grocery business to WW K Humphry. Garner will continue in buying and selling activities but will not move away. Humphry, a popular town figure, is expected to be a strong community business factor.
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Frank Cragin
Uelwe
Rickert & Davis
KE. L. Garner
WW. K. Humphry
Garner
Humphry
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Leading Doctors
Internal remedies cure catarrh, not local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure, a prescribed tonic with blood purifiers, acts on mucous surfaces and is a trusted, non quack remedy. Testimonials and free literature available from F. H. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio. Also sold by druggists and includes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeists
Fay ette notice to clean yards and alleys by May 15 1911
Norton cautions Fay ette residents to clear yards and alleys by May 15 1911 or the street commissioner will do so and charge the cost to the property owner. State law imposes a fine between 5 and 50 dollars for obstructing or defacing public highways. Mayor Gxonde Bronx signs.
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Norton
Fayette
Gxonde
Bronx
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