Linden Ladies' Aid Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Linden M. church Ladies' Aid held its annual meeting in the church parlors. Officers elected were President Mrs. C. A. Smnut, 1st vice president Mrs. Dara Cop levy, second vice president Mrs. John Liver, secretary Mrs. W. C. Lake, treasurer Mrs. M. Bandfield, reporter Mrs. Wy. Porter. Rev. Hart & Baker sang a solo and duets by Mrs. Skillman and Mrs. Lake. A luncheon basket was given to the pastor, and next month an all day meeting is planned inviting all.
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Linden
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Linden M
C. A. Smnut
Dara. Icoplevy
John Liver
W.C. Lake
M. Bandfield
Porter
Hart & Baker
M. B. Skillman
Laka
Mesdames Skillman
Fred Tecter
Piano Instruction by Miss Marian T Ransier at Damrasch Studio
Miss Marian T Ransier holds a teachers certificate and an artists diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art. She later served as piano instructor at the Damrasch School located in Studio 001 James kk Building.
Courier Patterns to Acquire Courier Patterns for Fashion Dept
Courier patterns advertised for the fashion department, inviting orders with ten cents enclosed for each pattern. Patterns designed to allow for seams, with fillable orders aimed to reach the recipient within ten days after sending pattern orders.
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Fashion Department
Anee Q Ourier
Waterloo
St Louis to supply allies with billions of cigarettes
St Louis report states William F P Wolfson of American Tobacco announces a rush order for 4,000,000,000 cigarettes for the Allies. Production runs at 3,000 per minute as soldiers in the trenches require tobacco to steady nerves.
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ST. Louis
William FP. Wolfson
American Tobacco Company
Mr. Wolfson
Farmers power in organization shown at Des Moines
Des Moines Aug 13 The inter state committee's rejection of higher freight rates on livestock and grain is hailed as evidence of organized farmer power. H C Wallace of Wallace's Farmer and secretary of the Corn Belt Meat Producers association credits Iowa groups for funding and presenting facts, enabling witnesses to testify before the commission. He warns that basing rates on public subsidy harms farming and civilization, urging fair valuation of property and needs of agriculture. Barre 2 dollars or two at the Wang Miller Shoe Sale.
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Interstate Committee Commission
H. C. Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Iowa Co- Operative Grain Dealers’ Association
Thorne
Commission
Commerce Commission
Beggar Woman Spills Her Gold at Pennsylvania Terminal
In New York Aug 13 a gray haired beggar woman wearing a shawl sought aid from station pastor William Hgan. After a sob story of an injured son and savings spent Bayonne to Pittsburgh, a clerk began counting money to help. A crate broken, her gold pieces spilled as she collapsed in shameful surprise.
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New York
Pennsylvania Terminal
Pittsburgh
William HH. Hgan
Pennsylvania Station
Henry Jahnke
Egen
Bayonne
Bean
Piecing together a tale of a beggar, witnesses and missing money
A chaotic scene unfolds as a beggar is accused of taking more than her fare. Witnesses recount counts and conflicting observations about amounts including a claimed $2000 total. Amid the confusion, sandwiches and coffee vanish, and the dialogue hints at miscounts, miscommunications, and wider moral questions in a Waterloo office setting.
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Tittsburgh
Egan
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