Home Friendless Annual Report Reveals Board Shortfalls
The annual report shows a year of hardship with the board of directors admitting a lack of housing support, sparse programs, and limited progress for residents. Details highlight funding gaps, outreach gaps, and ongoing needs.
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Board OF Directors
Election of Officers and Annual Report at Home for the Friendless
The Home for the Friendless releases its annual report for the year ending October 30 1909 noting a steady inmate count of at least twenty nine. The report details improvements to the building a Thanksgiving visit for thirty one children a December solidization drive and support from Dubuque citizens. It highlights school progress of the children and a graduation from Irving school by Emma Sacks. The year includes scarlet fever cases and a July flag presentation by the Dubuque D A I and a Fourth of July observance with fireworks and treats for the children.
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Iowa
Rosenthal and
Mathes
Dubuque
Ho Wis
Emma Sacks
Irving School
Waster
Miss Jackson
Hughes
Des Moines
Hose
Variety store ad with prices and goods listing
An old time grocery advertisement lists products such as Butterine at 17 1 2 cents per pound and New Sorghum 45 cents per gallon. It markets potatoes, apples, sauerkraut, pickles, pigs feet, molasses, herring, flour, and tobacco with multiple unit prices and a note that cash is paid for butter and other items.
Iowa Home for the Friendless elects officers in annual meeting
The Iowa Home for the Friendless reports gratitude for donor aid and notes shelter for seven children and admission of twenty three persons during the year. It records three deaths and a membership range between twenty nine and fifty three. Officers elected: Mrs James M Burch president, Mrs Charles S Robinson vice president, Miss Mary McDonald treasurer, Mrs Horace Poole secretary, Mrs H B Baker corresponding secretary.
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Bo of
Frances L. Poole
Iowa
James M. Burch
Charles S. Robinson
Mary McDonald
Horace Poole
H. B. Baker
White Sox Defeat Pirates in Close Marquette Bowling Match
White Sox win all three games against the Pirates at Marquette alleys by slim margins aided by a 54 handicap. Vegas leads with 210 in the second game while Nicks adds 204. Lillig tops with 225 for the Crows in a separate Pelicans–Crows tilt. Giants earn high honors with three 200-plus scorers P Nicks Grode Schlueter as Tigers display solid team play.
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White Sox
Pirates
Marquette Alleys
Vegas
Nicks
Crows Baffie Pelicans
Pelicans
Agard & LaBarge
Crows
Lillig
Giants
P. Nicks
Grode
Schlueter
Giant
Tigers
Marquette
Worome 'Ae
A. Baumhover
Acti Ceaeds
MOUSE
We . Toe Cumsaskies
Innord
I. Hes
F. Schlueter
G. Nicks
J. Schlueter
Scharle
Voggenthaler
Pfiffner
Fitzlaff
Welure
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King Bird League
Crows— Duertscher Orn Eewee
Scharle Eee Eee Ew We
Kruse
Rohner Tee Eee Eee Ee
Creccces Dee
Golinvaux
Eee
Ewe
Schmitt
Brinkman
Orr Winks Catineda
Rupert
Tetescence
Pink Pills Touted As Cure For Anemia In Fort Worth Man
Fort Worth Texas resident D S Landis recounts decades of anemia, bronchitis, and hemorrhages before claiming rapid relief from Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes improved symptoms within days and continued use as a tonic after recovery, with the medicine advertised by the Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady New York.
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Williams
D.S. Landis
Bryan Avenue
Fort Worth
Texas
Dr. Williams
Elief
The Great Divide at the Grand Opera House
Henry Miller directs The Great Divide at the Grand on Friday November 12. The play, seen by over five hundred thousand in New York across two seasons at the Princess and Daly's, receives strong praise from daily press critics magazines and periodicals. Local theaters hail the opportunity to host the production again.
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Henry Miller
Grand Opera House
New York City
Princess and Daly’s Theatres
Daily Press
Appalachian Engineers Meet at New Willard Hotel
Washington November 5 The Appalachian Engineering association met at the New Willard hotel with a large turnout of engineers geologists and industry enthusiasts. Papers were to be delivered by Prof R L Morris West Virginia University Richard H Edmonds Baltimore Dr Thomas L Watson Virginia state geologist H Fern strom chief engineer Virginia railway and others. Y M C A Meeting in Waterloo Also November 5 delegates from Iowa cities attended the opening of the second annual Y M C A boys department conference. The three day sessions will feature discussions and speakers from Iowa and neighboring states.
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Appalachian Engineers
Washington, D. C
Appalachian Engineering Association
New Willard Hotel
Appalachian
R. L. Morris
West Virginia University
Richard H. Edmonds
Baltimore
Thomas L. Watson
Virginia
H. Fernstrom
Virginia Railway
Waterloo
Iowa
Boys’ Department
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