Permanent Veterinarians Form State Eastern Group
The Eastern Town Veterinary Medical Association formed today in Muscatine with Fr. J. S. Potter of Iowa City named president and Dr. R. O. Byerrum of Muscatine as secretary treasurer. A constitution committee was appointed for by laws to be adopted at the next Iowa City meeting. Delegates from multiple towns attended.
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Stwart
J. S. Potter
Lown City
R. O. Byerrum
Mudcating
Dra
S. KE. Houk
Iowa City
Iow City
John the
Murcatine
Fred Edwards
W. C. Vollstedt
Davenport
Hantom Iowk Veterinary Medical Association
Muscatine
Muscatino
Discovery promises painless corn relief by drops at low cost
A Cincinnati man’s recent discovery, sold by druggists, claims to remove all hard and soft corns or calluses with a few drops. The sticky substance dries and causes no inflammation, allegedly easing tens of thousands of cases previously treated by cutting.
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Cincinnati
Saulsbury Chosen Senate President Pro Tempore
Washington December 4 Willard Saulsbury a Democrat from Delaware was elected president pro tempore of the senate receiving 41 votes to 22 for Gallinger a Republican and five for Clapp the Progressive Republican candidate in a party line vote with the Associated Press reporting the result from Washington D C
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
Senate
Gallinger
Clapp
Minnesota
Repubilcam
Island Bazaar Set At Island Methodist Church
Arrangements have been completed for a bazaar to be held at the Island Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening of next week. The committee is preparing a short program, with a large display of fancy work, embroidery, aprons, caps and more donated by the women. Tea cream, cake, doughnuts and coffee will also be sold by the women.
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Island Methodist Episcopal Church
Lindley Hoopes Called Home From Iowa State College
Lindley Hoopes son of J Hoopes of Stewart road has been called home from studies at Iowa State College at Avne to the bedside of his father. Mr Hoopes had suffered paralysis for weeks but his condition worsened rapidly in recent days as his illness progressed and he returned home.
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Lindley Hoopes
J. Hoopes
Stewart Road
Iowa State College
Avne
Hoopes
U S Submarine Grounded Off Coast
United States submarine H-8 commanded by Lieutenant Commander T. R. Borusch ran aground in fog early today on a shoal in Humboldt Bay. The diver rolled heavily at a 46 degree angle but signalled that all water. The USS Cheyenne, mother ship, wirelessed the government station for rescue assistance.
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Westtturoka
Cal
Dee
United States
TH. R. Borusch
Fhimboldt Bay
U. S S. Cheyenne
Mother Ahip
American citizen executed in Juarez on Oct 21
An American, Alfonso Selva formerly of Brownsville Texas, was executed in Juarez by the military on October 21. The report arrived in Paso, Texas, via an American who had been released from Juarez jail after several weeks on a minor charge.
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Associated Press
Paso
Texan
Alfonso Selva
Brownsville
Texas
Juarez
Supplementary Army Manpower Estimate Released
A supplementary estimate issued today increases the army manpower for the present financial year. It shows 4,000,000 men originally planned, with the new proposal calling for 5,010,000 troops across all ranks to support service requirements.
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tAgsocla
Frost
London
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement in the death of our wife and mother. Our thanks also for the lovely floral offerings from Wm. Kemmer and Family.
Stores Offer Plaid and Dress Goods in Various Styles
The notice describes a shop selling Walat items and a variety of plaid, striped, or plain fabrics. It highlights dresses and skirts as suitable gifts and emphasizes the store’s range of quality goods drawn for customers.
Inexpensive Remembrance Items at Local Store Display
A reader reports a shop offering affordable remembrance goods including initial pins plain and embroidered in color. The selection features ROH colored ads centers and figures and bundled or boxed korchtota items.
Silk Kimonos in Plain and Floral Designs
Silk kimonos advertised with plain and floral designs in a range of shades. The listing emphasizes attractive patterns and varieties available for immediate purchase.
Bargain coats trimmed from eight to six dollars
A local offer highlights coats reduced in price from 8.75 to 6.00 dollars. The listing emphasizes value and plain styling, inviting shoppers to save on apparel.
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Seta separanate neckpieces and pillow and melon shape muffs. Another shipment added to our stock today Turkish towels in plain colored border and sets of bath towel individual towel and wash cloth in fancy box.
Neckwear showcase in Varionic styles and fabrics
A fashion note celebrates new collars of proudcloth in KK crepe do chine and Jace, highlighting Varionic shapes and stylish variations for wearers seeking fresh textile flair.
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Not
Jace
Knit Goods Store Ad Promotes Winter Scarves and Hoods
An OCR fragment advertises knit items such as shawls hoods toques scarfs for Indians and children. It mentions skating lot shawls auto hoods hood s and loggins banners in a vintage store promotion. The text is garbled but indicates a retail sale of knitted accessories.
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Loggins
What Is More Useful for Family Range and Weight Values
A compact note questions which weight range best suits every family member and emphasizes choosing the value that fits each person. It contrasts complete range coverage with tailoring to individual needs and stresses practical usefulness.
Fancy Aprons Feature Sheer Whites and Trim Details
Readers note a display of aprons in sheer whites including lawns swisa and dimity with ivory and ribbon trimmings priced up to 1.34 dollars. Store offers a range of delicate fabrics and decorative edges appealing to shoppers seeking dainty garb.
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sWisa
Dimity
Letts community news and school fundraiser notes
Letts Ia Doc reports a successful appendicitis operation at University Hospital Iowa City last Tuesday. Library Tea at Mrs W Z Barnett home included brief business and social time with refreshments served by Mrs Barnett Mrs Frank dry Sr and Mrs Margaret Willams. January Tea planned at Mrs Guy Brown home. Kathryn Letts hosted five girls for a showber party with Hazel Kellogs Iva Paullins Vera Brown Vivian In gram and Gaertrude Krahl. They attended box supper near Lotta home. proceeds 23.85 for primary supplies. Mrs Harry Gipple hosted 6 oclock dinner for daughter Marion five, and birthday for Mrs Bert Garrett. Attendees included the Shearers Garretts Tildabrands Pay A Wagner and others. Mr and Mrs Pay A Wagner of Ble Springs Texas left for Washington DC for several months after visiting local relatives. Mrs Fox Strange of Lincoln Kansas visiting Nelson Meeker family till after Christmas. Mrs Holtz of Sweetland visiting her father Georga Glipple.
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Mra
Guy Brown
Misa Kathryn Letts
Hazel Kellogs
Iva Paullins
Vera Brown
Vivian Ingram
Gaertrude Krahl
Olive Branch School
Khort Dlatanearom
Lotta
Allieno Black
Harry Gipple
Httle
Maron
Bert Garratt
Marion
Harry Shearer
Bert Garrett
Roy Tildabrand
Pay A. Wagner
Ble Springs
Texas
Washington, D. C
Fox
Strange
Lincoln
Kansas
Nelson Meeker
Tuberculosis program and local events in Keota
Keota Indiana December 18 large audience attended the union meeting at the M E church with talks by Hinschll Pershing Miller and sermons by Rev Dorreen and Barker. High school plans a Friday box social. locals note returns from Wapello and Oskaloosa visits and the Presbyterian bazaar raised about 200 with quilt proceeds around 12. Mrs McMillen’s quilt profits ~12 and treasure near 60 to aid pledges. Lectures on tuberculosis planned in schools this week as doctors schedule talks. J O Singmaster arrived with two express cars of fine horses from the Chicago International Stock Show and other fairs.
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Keota
M. EB
Dra
Hinschll
Pershing
Miller
Dorreen
Barker
Dowlin
Luke Punrhee
Mother
Frank Dunshee
Wapello
Dimmitt Bamford
Oskaloosna
Pearl McMillen
Cass Elim
J. O. Singmaster
Chienzo
Congress To Recess Over Christmas Holidays
Congress will recess from December 22 to January 2, Democratic Leader Kitchin announced as both houses approved the resolution. In another item, IX of C Royal Council will meet in regular session this evening for the conferment of the first degree. All members are requested to be present.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
C. Royal Council
French Premier Denounces German Peace Ploy in Session
Premier Briand and deputies condemn German peace proposals and warn against interventions while Belgium, Serbia, and ten French departments are cited as invaded. He vows no appeasement and accuses Germany of aggression and “gross trap” to mislead allies.
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Franco
Germany
von Bothmann-Hollweg
German Empire
Whart
Belgium
Serbia
France
Andra Lee Fevre
Briand
Fatal Farm Trap Kills Iowa Farmer Near Washington
Oral Putman, a 26 year old farmer near Washington Iowa, died when a loaded shotgun trap triggered as he opened a chicken house door. The device had been set by his employer Peter Burdock to deter chicken thieves. Putman left a widow and two children.
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Washington
Charles Putman
Peter Burdock
Oral Putman
Burdock
Cook's
Express Drivers Strike Affects Chicago Transit
Police patrols were detailed to guard express offices and railway stations in Chicago amid warnings of a renewed express drivers strike after yesterday's events. The Teamsters Joint Council of Chicago announced a strike vote by one local union.
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Chicago
Teamsters Joint Counciil
Teamsters
Fragmentary wartime plea on consents after major battles
A historical fragment discusses a document offered after the Marne and Verdun. It reflects on the meaning of a consent not to annihilate and the careful consideration of its aims as France rests and contemplates future objects.
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Marne
Verdun
France
Allies to argue the proposal before the president acta
Neutral and neutralist states respond to the German note as secretary Lansing prepares to forward it to entente powers. Spain and Switzerland signal support while neutrals consider joining a broader push for peace talks alongside Washington’s stance.
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Acta
Capitain
Lansing
United States
Austria
Turkey
Wilson
Riano
State Department
Madrid
Ritter
Balboa Steamer Breaks Panama Canal Time Record
Washington Dec 14 The Balboa, a heavy steamer, cut the Panama canal crossing to six hours and 25 minutes on December 3, crushing the earlier 12 hour benchmark when the canal was planned.
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Hie
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