Mrs. J P Gabriel Taken by Death in Waterloo
Mrs. Matilda A Gabriel died after a year long illness from anaemia at 12:40 PM at 1014 Commercial Street. She leaves husband John J Gabriel and four children Susie and Blossom Phinney plus John W Gabriel and Mrs K Hapusi, with seven grandchildren. Burial will be in Columbus City after short services in Waterloo with Rev W H Reherd. An earlier library notice describes temporary closures and book exchanges during decorating, urging patrons to use division B and transfer records to avoid fines.
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Commercial Street
Gabriel
K . Hapusi
Columbus Junction
Susie
Blossom Phinney
John HW. Gabriel
Waterloo
Priscilla Betz
Fraternal Aid Society
W. H. Reherd
Columbus City
Josie
West Side
East Side
East Side People To Become Acquainted With Their Library On the West Side
Roosevelt Campaign Runs as Washington Party in Pa
In Pennsylvania the Roosevelt bid for fall support will run under the Washington party name. Precriptions of the Washington party were filed yesterday across most legislative districts. Libraries in Waterloo and nearby divisions will be decorated this month as part of the state wide observance.
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New York
Sharrisburg
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Washington Party
Waterloo
Baby health contest at state fair invites locals to present prizes
Dr. Margaret V. Clark will be in Des Moines during the state fair week to speak and assist with the baby health exhibition. Rev. Wifie McCollum Jones declines the August 2 invitation due to vacation plans with her daughter Eleanor. The premiums total 280 dollars with 10 and 5 dollar gold prizes and a 50 dollar sweepstakes.
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Wifie McCollum Jones
Waterleo
Town
Eleanor
Vermont
Jones
Margaret V. Clark
Des Moines
Des Moines Register and Leader
State Fair
Iowa
Mary T. Watts
Audubon
State Fair Management
State Fair Board
Watts
Third Ticket Feared in Iowa Delegation Talks
Washington August 8 reports ongoing conferences among most Iowa Republican members in the House to discuss the political situation and the perplexing question facing the delegation. The article outlines daily threshing of potential ticket configurations and strategic priorities.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Independence Man Praises United Doctors for Cure
Julius Hansen of Independence Iowa credits the Marsh Mace building specialists with curing long standing ailments. He suffered poor health including stom ach distress swollen limbs and kidney trouble until the United Doctors examined him and began treatment. After about two months he says he is nearly well, able to work and eat normally. He invites others to consult and refer sufferers to him. Special notice offers rectal treatment without knife or time off work.
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Marsh-Mace
United Doctors
Julius Hansen
Independence
Ioiwa
Speetl
Oo AN
Bachelor raids spark response from Gould kin
Miss Helen Miller Gould rejects desert island plans and cites a letter from Kev Himer V Hopper of Grand Junction Colorado. The missive discusses bachelor customs and notes many maidens seek companionship, with the Gould connection highlighting social pressures and financial choices.
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Helen Miller Gould
Desert Island
Kev Himer V. Hopper
Grand Junction Col
Jay Gould G Gould
Taft Roosevelt Split Shapes Republican Strategy
With third party threats looming in multiple districts, Taft and Roosevelt divisions push GOP lawmakers toward separate lines of battle. Pennsylvania’s action signals a broader trend among Republicans in Iowa and elsewhere as they consider independent campaigns rather than continuing the Taft Roosevelt clash.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
House
Iowa
Try a Coulier Want Ad for a Better Deal
A satirical line mocks boastful helpers, likening them to a cow spilling milk after a good turn. The note suggests trying Coulier want ads to find better bargains.
Church Fund Reaches 15000 for Rectory Work in Manchester
Father Rooney reports progress as St. Mary's Catholic church raises about 10000 toward a 15000 rectory project with support from Protestants. Automatic gates will be installed at Third street after 15 years of effort, city officials securing approval from Mi nors Central railroad. Alex Riddell, Manchester pioneer merchant, died at Strawberry Point and was buried in Oakland Cemetery.
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Manchester
Br. J. Rooney
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Collins
Father Rooney
Central Railroad Company
Third Street
M. F. le Roy
Chicago
Alex Riddell
Alex. Riddell
Strawberry Point
Oakland Cemetery
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George TT
Palmer
J.P. Gabriel
Cehunbus City
Washington” Party
Bull Moosers
West Fourth Street
J. M. Moore
Eprle Jacollum Jones
Chamberlain
Lindsay Scott
Yeniple
Ind
Congress
Julius P. Hansen
Life Worth
Bors
Helen Mgould
Gonsalis
Fleming
Miinois Central
Ce Wat Coe
London Bridge
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
East Fifth Street
Scgular
Johnson Bros
Orton
Flratclase Grocers
Oxfords
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth St
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