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Newspaper

Fayette Reporter

Location

Fayette, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

10

Plan Life Pension Nomination At Carpenters Convention

President William D. Huber of Indianapolis leads a slate of general officers as the carpenters and joiners convention nominates leaders for the next term. A plan for a superannuation pension fund proposes $150 yearly payments to long-serving, aged members meeting age and incapacity requirements.

William D. Huber Des Moines Sept Carpenters’ Convention William PD. Huber Indianapolis William DD. Huber W. G. Schardt Chicago Harry Payne Rock Island Arthur A. Quinn Perth Amboy Noa Frank Duffy Por Thomas Neale William Michaels St. Louis Brotherhood International Convention of Carpenters and Joiners Chicaro Ames Iowa

Sumner urged health rules to curb typhoid in Iowa

Des Moines Sept 27 Secretary Sumner of the state board of health sent hundreds of copies of Prof L L Lumsdens address on typhoid fever to the federal marine and health service. The talk outlines ten measures for mayors and health officers to prevent the disease including proper salaries, funding for sanitation, mortality statistics, and collaboration with other entities.

Des Moines Sumner State Board of Health Federal Marine and Hospital Service L. L. Lumsden United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Lumsden Iowa Health Board Iowa Publc

Washington society notes offer glimpse of era and figures

In Washington a club of eminent scientists gathers nightly for learning and hospitality at the Cosmos club in the old Dolly Madison mansion. The piece recalls Harriman Foundation funding, Dr C Hart Merriam, and Roosevelt’s Africa plans, then moves through Lafayette Square lore, Decatur mansion, and memories of Lafayette and Washington faces, including John Lane who witnessed Washington's transfer.

United States Cosmos Club Washington The Dolly Madison Madison Admiral Wilkes Wilkes Mason and Slidell Great Britain C. Hart Merriam Merriam Harriman Foundation New York State Harriman Zoological Foundation Lfe Augusta I. HW. Harriman Alaska Mr. Harriman HR. H. Harriman Hale Lafayette Square Decatur Commodore Stephen Decatur James Barron Barron Chesapeake Leopard Lafayette Andrew Jackson America Chicago Elm Street Davidson Charleston S. C Ancrum Col Wiliam Washington George Washington William Washington Liam Washington Colonel Washington White House George Martha Washington Mount Vernon John Lane Mr. Lane Metropolitan Club Cosmos Cranks

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