Local Travelers Elect Officers at Mason City Convention Delegates Named
Local Travelers Protective Association held at Irving House elected officers for the year and named twenty three delegates to the state convention in Mason City on May 6. Reports show the post in sound financial condition with cash on hand and insurance plans for traveling men. Delegates to Mason City include G L Whitman CN Nogele J T Rock J S Hall and others. Some delegates will report names of Weatherwax Trumhauer Hammond as delegates to the national Philadelphia convention. J T Rock serves on the national board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ‘Travelers’ Protective Association
Irving House
Mason City
Gov. Hunley
W. Farbes
H. EF. Weatherwax
C H Bingham
G S&s Wammond
C. X. Nogele
N. Oleson
Bingham
J. Martin
Nr. KE
Ju. Rohlf
Wilson Hotel
G. L. Whitman
CN. Nogele
J. T. Rock
J. Hall
J. O. Forbes
G. S. Saammond
Harry Chapple
S.C. Oleson
Sam EF. Giles
James L. Cooley
G. W. Huntley
L. G. Adams
J. QO. Trumhauer
A. M. Kerr
Earl Joder
A. J. Boon
H. Bingham
Joa Smith
Clerk Dies After Strange Recovery In Dubuque Post Office
Matthew Nimrick a 37 year old Dubuque register clerk for ten years died at home after a dramatic recovery from Brights disease. Doctors had given up on him a year ago but a ten day fast revived him. a nose blow last Sunday worsened his condition leading to convulsions and death from infection spread through the head and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque, Ta
Matthew Nimrick
Dubuque
Nimrick
Bright
SOUTAL CENTERS AND THE CORN CROP
A report on conferences promoting social centers in public schools across Texas. Delegates from five states and over sixty towns discuss centers, loans, and activities to foster community dialogue, farming reform, and youth ambition.
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Expressio
Dallas
Tex
Adams County
Voronel RF Smith
Texas Grand Roads Association
Texas
Foward
J.‘ Ward
The
Sarver
Cheney firm trusted by Toledo druggists evidence
We the undersigned have known F Cheney for 18 years and find him perfectly honorable in all business and financially able to meet his obligations. Waning, Kinnan & Marvin, Whitevale Drugists, Toledo. O. Falla Catarra Cure is advertised with claims of internal action on blood and mucous matters, testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney &Cn
Toledo
F Cheney
Waning, Kinnan & Marvin
Whotevale Druagists
Falla Catarra
S.S. S
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Fourth Annual State Contest Declamatory program set in Colfax
East Waterloo High School represented on program for the thirty-fourth annual state declamatory contest to be held at the Presbyterian church in Colfax on Friday evening April 14. Judges include Superintendent J H Morgan of Glenwood and Professors P E McLanehan of Des Moines, Clarence McCracken of Stuart, and Mac J Randall of Cedar Rapids. Performances include orchestral overture, invocations, historical pieces, dramatic readings, vocal solos, and humorous skits by contestants from multiple towns, followed by a review by judges and medal presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Morgan
Glenwood
P. E. McLanehan
Des Moines
Clarence McCracken
Stuart
Mac J. Randall
Cedar Rapids
N. R. Miles
Daniel O'Connell
David C. Cassat
Corning
Lincoln
Forest Hosford
Montezuma
Benjamin Mather
Laurens
Cuba
Frank Rehorst
New Hampton
Rock Island
Mission Atyle
MO. G. Farmdor, Div
Pass. Agt
Iowa
North Waterloo and Railroads
North Waterloo items report W T Rose's return from Albert Lea trip, J Costello joining Rose and Downing barber shop, and local talk of a barber switching to entertainment work at the Crystal. Elmer Miller and family visiting. J F Russell in town on business. Rhynders family summoned to Charles City by mother's death. snowball incident leaves staffer bruised. various travels to Freeport. bicycle swap for a wheelbarrow tale. sorrow in railways over John C Pails death in Salt Lake City.
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W. T. Rose
Albert Lea
Iowa
J. Costello
Rose and Downing
North Waterloo
The
Crystal
Elmer Miller
Newell, Ia
GC. A. Walker
Fourth Street
J. F. Russell
Fort Dodge
F. O. Rhynders
Susan Rhynders
Charles Ity
Fred Kauffman
William Buehner
Freeport
Marie McCune
Town Falls
W. F. Gilley
C. A. Tibbitt
Tibb
Tibbitts
John C. Pails
Tlinnis Central
Salt Lake City
Cedar Rapids Bans Trading Stamps
Cedar Rapids Ad club at a regular noonday lunch passes a resolution condemning trading stamps after merchants pledged to avoid the practice. A large grocery firm refused to join, and representatives of a major stamp company sought to lure firms into a deal, warning Damour’s chain of grocery stores would lose about 120000 dollars yearly if the plan went ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ad Club
Ad Clab
St. FW
Damour
Redistricting Clash Prompts Opposition from DeWolf
Des Moines April special reports Senator DeWolf, a key senate committee member, opposes the senatorial redistricting bill that would make Black Hawk county a single district and vows to fight it. He backs Grant's representative redistricting bill while Marshall county resists joining Grundy. Grout plans to push the bill to the floor if the committee does not report by Monday, constrained only by a ten day rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
DeWolf
Senate
Black Hawk County
Grant
Marshall County
Grundy
Grout
Advertised Letters at Water loo April 5 1911
List of advertised mail at Water loo Town including Miss Lydia Adams Miss Ethel Al bee Mrs D C Albright Mrs Viola Allen and many others. Names cover numerous Misses Mrs. and mesdames along with several male names and companies. Includes fourth class entries C H Ganson W R LAW P M.
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Waterloo
Lydia Adams
Ethel Albee
D.C. Albright
Viola Allen
F. L. Ashley
D. Barr
C. J. Bagenstos
James F. Belfield
Anna Bishop
Chas. Bronson
H. A. Clancey
E. L. Collins
Dora Combs
John Codner
Olive Crinklaw
Geo. E. Drake
Fannie Gelgle
Marg. Gleason
Viena Goodin
Frank W. Hayden
Nellie Higgins
C. Hyle
Lulu Mitchel
Lenore Mores
Math. V. Newton
L. J. Oaks
Minnie Painton
Nellie Petrick
Betty Pritchett
R. W. Randall
Ford Rackliffe
Em. Richardson
Fannie Scott
Millcent
Warriner
W. P. Walker
J. J. West
Henry M. Wilson
Mise
Lucy Willard
Mary 8. Woodley
C. A. Baker
Ford Berry
Chas. Blotchy
Bert Bouck
T. C. Brown
H. Callahan
Art
Chris Juhl
S. H. Kloss
Burt Maine
Charles O'Malley
Martin Melody
Clyde Miles
Alexander Mowritzen
F. G. Morriss
C. A. Penoyer
John Pitsenbarger
F. J. le Pine
W. J. Rankin
Manuel Samajon
W. J. Schwartz
C. Shearer
F Simpson
Lucius B. Smith
Harrison
Ajegilov Haviouoov
Venetianis Venetrianopulos
C. H. Ganson
W. R. Law
P. M
Taft and Bryan Discuss Peace Plan at White House
President Taft and William Jennings Bryan met in Washington yesterday for about an hour with international peace as the main topic. Bryan pressed a long-standing proposal for a voluntary international commission to submit disputes for study, its findings to be published but not binding on nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Bryan
Washington, D. C
William Jennings Bryan
White House
Hendersons Plan Pharmacy Move and Bank Relocation
Final negotiations seal a major street change on Sycamore Street with Hendersons establishing a Waterloo East drug store and the Savings Bank and Leay tt Johnson Trust co moving to corner spaces. The Waterloo Savings Bank will occupy part of the current drug store while loan and trust desks move to the second floor. Ground is broken for four connected buildings on Jefferson between Fifth and Sixth, forming an 80 by 70 foot frontage with upper floors as offices.
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Henderson Drug Store
Waterloo Bavinge Bank
Savings Bank
Leaytt & Johnson Trust Company
Henderson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Loan and Trust Company
Henderson Drug Company
H. H. Henderson
Post Office
Elks
Sycamore Street
Waterlow East
Ellis
Herbert A. Reed
R. W. Law
Station A
Peek-Bath
Fifth Street
Ellis Hotel
Jefferson Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Jeferson Street
Barney McCormick
Fred Stewart
O. F. Teeter
Sam P. Hoover
Cardui praised for relief of female ailments in Virginia letter
Mrs Dorma A Smith from Pizarro Virginia reports long suffering from backache and bearing down sensations. She tried doctors and medicines before using Wine of Cardui and receiving instant or quick relief. She endorses Cardui as a specific remedy for women and promising tonic benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizarro
Dorma A. Smith
Cardui
PARTLY IN DEFENSE OF THE CAT
Chicago Tribune argues that while public safety concerns demand attention to pests, the defensive stance toward cats is nuanced. It praises feline grace yet notes vocal nuisance, describing cats as independent, clever, and sometimes a germ risk, suggesting priorities lie elsewhere before taking action.
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Chicago Tribune
Wehtiy
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John Gordon
Adolph Ernst
Ringside St
Crystal Cee
Henri French
O. G. Seymour
Katie Katie H. Dupre
Kate Fowler
Marie Tempest
Phil W.—Peters
Artists
Cavana
Orpheum
Waterloo’s Fun Center
Gardner, West & Sunshine
Lasille
Beau Brummels
Bert Wiggin
Juggier
Orpheum Orchestra
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Waterlon
Town
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
J. E. Sedgwick
J. O Trumbeater
E. Stewart
IRA Rqnamar
Trier
HE Ralston
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Weigert Chiropractor
Anne
T. PL
Clerk
East Waterloo High School
Lulu Applegate
Guthrie Center
Robert Barker
Centerville
Hagar
Ruth Dignan
Patsy
Juliet Storrs
Hawarden
Mrs. Davis
Gypsy Alexander
Griswold
Ruth Cole
Pella
Naughty Zell
Verna Taylor
Reinhbeck
Miss West
North Waterloo and Railroads
J. K. Joder & Son
DE Wolf
Black Hawk
Waterloo Savings Bank and Drug Store
Hendersons
Pharmacy
Cardus
London
Bremen
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Genoa
Lloyd Ree
Leons
Corn- Dany
Carlsbad
America
LoYutoa
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin City
Waterloo West Side
East Side
Twin City Limited
West Side Depot
East Side Depot
Waterloo Twin Cities
W. T. Brown
P. A. T. J. Cleary
Bovee
Bovee Grinder & Furnace
Deck & Stewart Auto Tire CO
United States
Deck & Stewart
Hileman & Gindt Cson
Ott
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