Iowa News weighs Allen child labor act scope and ages
Des Moines report questions whether the Allen act barring girls under a certain age from street occupations covers girls in department stores restaurants and public venues. Judge-like language prompts doubt. Attorney General Casson and Senator Allen foresee court interpretation, with legislators debating language and scope amid impending enforcement.
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Des Moines
Whoether
Allen
Several
Effe
McFarlane
Bronson
Waterloo
Casson
Little Wilton Child victim of flames
Wilton April 0 Little Clara Stender four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Stender residing northwest of Wilton was seriously injured in a fire early today authorities reported she sustained burns to many parts of her body and was rushed to a local hospital for treatment
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Wilton
Clara’ Stender
H. A. Stender
Wiltnn
Swamp-Root Endorsed For Kidney Pain Relief
A 77 year old Los Angeles resident testifies to dramatic kidney and rheumatic relief from Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root after years of use. She recalls severe back and limb pains, restless nights, and says the remedy restored her health and prompted neighbors to try it. Notary Grace W. Frye confirms the sworn statement.
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Los Angeles
County of
Lydia P. Nugunin
Grace W. Frye
SwampRoot Advertisement Letter Targets Dr Wilmer Co
A dated prospectus seeks funds for a sample bottle of SwampRoot by Dr Wilmer Co of Binghamton New York. It promises to reveal kidneys and bladder information and mentions Waterland Evening Center. Drug stores offer fifty cent and regular size bottles.
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Dr. Wilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Waterlan Evening Center
Fragmentary fire report hints at clothing flames
A damaged OCR passage describes a Sunday morning blaze with a person severely burned while clothing caught fire. The text mentions possible improvised ignition and says no other theory fits, but confidence is low due to unreadable segments. The fragment references an individual and an event without clear dates or locations.
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Madrellos
Levon
Code Supplement Soon to Be Ready
Dex Mojues reports that a new code supplement is nearly ready for distribution within two weeks. It features amended sections, new annotations, and a card index of revisions, with the editor and staff preparing for delivery by July 1 after two supplements are issued at a total price.
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Heskever
Nell
Bamber
Sode
Alsonourt
Secretary of Data
Whitney
Wilcox
Winterloo
Salinas
Are
Miss Zartman Plans Farewell Program
The final public program of the season will be held in the West High auditorium on Friday evening, April 30, directed by Miss Ethel Zartman. The program includes high school orchestra numbers, readings by Garratt Cobb and others, scenes from The Merchant of Venice, and performances by the Philomel Chorus and soloists Clyde Davis and Maybeth Mack, with a cast featuring Bernier, Dorothy Davis, Marian Brown, Mae Hersek, and Mildred Smith.
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West High Seriat
Mien Ethel Zartmian
Wmusic
Reading
Shyloc
Robert Nauman
Antoni Gordon Vaughan
Philomel Chorus
New Members Sought by Humane Society in Black County
Mrs. Lt. C Burkitt was elected president of the Black County Humane Society at the annual business meeting. A call goes out for new members to join and support the organization’s animal welfare efforts in the community.
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Humane Society
Lt. C. Burkitt
Black County
Flumane Socity Aike
Local Society Meeting Plans Membership Drive
Meeting at the MC A pare nors discussed a membership campaign to boost the society's work for mite and bessr. Officers named include Hartman as first vice president Alice Cale second vice president R W H Newell secretary Dr Igaret Clark treasurer and Dr George A Scott veterinarian.
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Mite
Bessr
St Night Hartman
Alice Cale
R. W H. Newell
Igaret Clark
George A. Scott
Society
Ten Enumerators Begin Waterloo County Census
Ten census enumerators started work in Waterloo yesterday to count residents for the state census. They will gather name age occupation birthplace and home ownership among other questions and will continue until all inhabitants are listed. County Auditor Rainbow will supervise card checking with clerks assisting.
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Waterloo
Dan
Jose
United States
Woonée
Rainbow
Clwck
Hayes
Enumerators Gather Residents Amid Health Notices
Enumerators strive to enumerate every inhabitant and obtain all information requested by the state, with arrests and fines for refusals. Scarlet fever cases rise as two new patients are reported, city officials say, bringing active cases to nine with one diphtheria case under quarantine. The new patients are Vivian Sibert of 2274 Third Street East and Ida Rigdon of 411 Randall Street.
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Vivian Sibert
Third Street
Ida Rigdon
Randall Street
Bronson family leaves Black Hawk County for Allamakee County
W F Bronson and family relocate after 56 years in Black Hawk County to Allanakee County near New Alban purchasing a 120 acre farm. He ran a truck gardening business from a five acre California street location for twelve years and is Lyman Ty Brosson's brother. The move follows a wish to pursue farming amid a pioneer era reminiscence of the original home near Haymond.
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Black Hawk County
Nebraska
W. Bronson
Allanakee County
New Alban
California
Mr. Bronson
Lyman Ty. Brosson
Haymond
Jack Hark County
Son
Bronson
Fienres
Allamakee
Card of Thanks and Local Theft Confession
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and groups for kindness during illness and after death of Mrs Lodema Hailey, noting floral tributes from James Black Dry Goods Co and Fraternal Union. Also reports Kenneth Davis age 12 confessing to four suburban Waterloo grocery robberies, including Margadant Draper Forest Hershberger stores, with custody by Detective McSweeney and possible return to Eldora.
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Lodema Hailey
James Black Dry Goods Co
Fraternal Union
Leah Robinson
Pauline
A. C. Bailey
D. C. Bailey
Kenneth Davis
Waterloo
Margadant
Ninth
Draper's Grocery
Forest Avenue
Hershbergers
McSweeney
Reform School
Eldora
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Waterloo Residents
A waterlogged historical ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as effective for back pain and kidney troubles. It features testimonials from Lt. Mrs. Charles Bruna of Waterloo and Mrs. Denon praising relief after using Moan's Kidney pills and noting long-term satisfaction and repeated use. Factors include local drugstore Wangler Bros. Co and Foater-Milborn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Waterloo
Charles Bruna
Ninth Street
Moan
Wangler Bros. Co
Pete Joe
Beeriners Entertained by Cedar Rapids Shriners
Porty Shriners hosted Waterloo and Cedar Rapids candidates for a ceremonial with a parade banquet and cordial reception. Waterloo contingent included Harry Hartong and E B German, with Imperial Potentate Frederick Smith of Rochester among dignitaries. Speakers praised the hospitality and festivities.
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Imperial
Frederick RB
Smith
Rochester
N. Y
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Wanye Hellen
Richard Hall
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Bohn
Syphon Refrigerator
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Alaska Star
David
Iowa
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
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Teal
Ike
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Rapids
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