Iowa Firms Fined for Misbranding Under Pure Food Law
Washington Aug. 24 The department of agriculture announced judgments against three Iowa defendants for violations of the pure food and drugs act. S P Pond Co of Keokuk shipped renovated butter labeled as pure fresh butter and process butter, fined 200 dollars and costs after guilty plea. Burlington Vinegar and Pickle Co pleaded guilty and fined 50 dollars for adulteration and misbranding of tomato catsup shipped to Nebraska with decomposed matter. Anderson Canning Co of Skeokuk pleaded guilty for adulteration and misbranding of tomato catsup shipped to Missouri containing decomposed matter and benzoate content misrepresented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
S. P. Pond Company, Inc
Keokuk
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Chemistry
Burlington Vinegar and Pickle Company
Burlington
Nebraska
Anderson Canning Company
Skeokuk
Missouri
Hearst Plans Independent 1918 Presidential Run
Washington dispatch reports William R Hearst intends to run as an independent in 1918 and seeks progressive cross party support. A statement attacks Taft and calls for a progressive against him, signaling Hearst may mount a bid if Harmon and Taft are nominees. Foley Kidney Pills advertisement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Taft
Harmon
Lysle Sours Death Ties to City Baseball Lineup
Manager Faark Boyle returned from Clear Lake to find Lysle Sours arriving from Eau Claire, Wis. and killed before he could appear in the lineup. Spurs will play center field and Long moves to right as the team plans for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faark Boyle
Clear Lake
Lysle Sours
Eau Claire
Wis
Spurs
Long
Beef price rise shocks Kansas City market
Kansas City reports a beef price increase with wholesale rates for top grades up by 3 cents over six days. Packers had warned drought would push prices higher, and the latest market move confirms the forecast.
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Kansas City
Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief
A 25 cent box of Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets is advertised as a fast remedy for indigestion and related symptoms. The copy claims rapid action, relief of gas belching sour taste and headaches, and promotes taking a tablet before meals to restore stomach strength and ensure comfortable meals.
Waverly Police Probe Towel Homicide Involving Thearrival Troupe
Sheriff Bauman reports a newborn found dead in a box car near Dodge County Nebraska. Investigators identified a theatrical company DeAerian Ritchie & Co including three children and two adults traveling through Waverly on dates earlier this week. No napkin origin tied to Kehner & Otto found. local inquiry ongoing. Meanwhile an advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney ills.
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Waverly
Dodge County
Neb
Marshal Zoller
Chicago & Northwestern
DeAerian, Ritchie & Co
Kehner & Otto
A. Bauman, Jr
Airdome
Nebraska
Beautiful home wedding ties Bedford and Loonan families
Miss Elizabeth Bedford and Mr Lloyd James Loonan united in marriage at the bride's mother's Waterloo residence in a ceremony conducted by Rev Walter Huntington Rollins. The wedding featured elaborate decorations, a three course supper, and guests from Waterloo Orange Township and neighboring towns. The couple plans a six week trip to California and the Canadian Rockies before settling on Brookside Farm in Orange Township.
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Martha Bedford
South Street
Elizabeth Bedford
Waterloo
Lloyd James Loonan
Orange Township
Black Hawk County
Walter Huntington Rollins
First Congregational Church
Helene Glenny
Carlton W. Bedford
Iudson
Robert Parrott
Lois Storm
Miriam Marsh
Eleanor Johnson
Harriett MacKachron
Catherine Sedgwick
Gladyce Noggle
Vera Attwool
Alden
Bedford
Daniel Bedford
Waterloo West
Town College
Grinnell
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Iowa State College
Ames
Thomas Loonan
Brookside Farm
Hudson
Emily Vaughan
Daniel Watters
T. T. Glenny
C. W. Bedford
J. M. Slasher
Clayton Bedford
A. W. Brandhurst
W. D. Strayer
T. E. Loonan
Clifford Loonan
H. B. Elghmey
Hubert Loonan
Sioux Falls
S.D
G. Loonan
Farragut
L. Vanderveer
W. H. Bedford
Ruth Hicks
Tracy
Minn
Harvey Law
Mason City
Paula Roddewig
Daviesup
Clark Leeper
Independence
Engaged Waterloo Social Event Highlighted By Party
A Waterloo engagement celebration featured Miss Cox and Mr. Lichty with a purple and white luncheon. Guests included Miss Cox, Miss Plasche LaTier, Miss Florence daddy, and Miss Cox’s family. The event followed a telegram announcement that delighted attendees.
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Plasche LaTier
Florence
Cox
Waterloo
Omaha
High School of
Waterloo West
Universalist Church
Lichty
Smith, Lichty &Illman Company
Mise Cox
North Waterloo and Railroads Petition Denied
The Town Railway commission refused the railways request to raise minimum carload weights for cattle hogs and sheep. The decision cites farm sizes in Town as making higher weights disadvantageous for many live stock shippers. Also notes local incidents and visits plus Wisconsin law on upper berths in sleeping cars with penalties for violations. Gregg Rechtfertig and Courtland Hussey attended Independence motorcycle races.
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Town Railway Commission
Alex Bradford
Earlville
John Grunen
Oclwein
North Waterloo
Independence
Wisconsin
Gregg Rechtfertig
Courtland Hussey
Indépendence
Announcements for Regular Meeting and Socials
X R C regular meeting Friday at 2 30. All members urged to attend at Gerard court No 92 Ben Hur. Ice cream social tonight at 1330 Lafayette St hosted by Mr A Mutton. Rovyat Neighbors and friends hold a thimble bee Friday at Mrs Kaschi 216 Logan Ave.
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Ee X.R. C
Gerard Court
Tribe of
Ben Hur
A. Mutton
Lafayette Street
Engagement of Winnifred Cox to Aurt Lichty Declared
A charming four course chocolate announcement yesterday at the Cox residence on South street announced the engagement of Miss Winnifred L. Cox to Mr. Aurt G. Lichty. Waterloo prominent families, Delta Sigma Phi sorority sisters, and close friends attended the gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Cox.
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Grace M. BE
Foreign Missionary Society of the Church
Hull
Walnut Street
Indies
S. 3. Reed
Delta Sigma Phi
Delta Sigma Phi Sorority
Pinkerton Hall
Alice Bickley
W. H. Bickley
Richard H. Cox
South Street
Winnifred L. Cox
Aurt G. Lichty
George E. Lichty
Waterloo
Delta ‘Sigma Phi Sorority
Miss Cox
Waterloo items mix camp and social notices
W H Jenks of Waterloo returns from a ten day Shel Rock river camping trip. Miss Frances Grout hosts a twilight reception for Miss Alice C Wilson next Friday. The Old Masters club exhibitions draw interest from artist Theodora N Nesworth. Mrs Violet Peterson Sanquist hosted twenty five ladies at Sans Souci with post visit millinery plans. Waterloo guests featured at 500 by Miss Marchorie Sullivan including Miss Charlotte Mann and Miss Harriett Ade of Chicago. King’s Heralds picnic in Lafayette park elect officers. Foley Honey and Tar ad notes relief for hay fever and summer colds with customer testimonials.
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Frances Grout
Second Street East
Alice C. Wilson
ANT
Old Masters’ Club
Theodora N. Nesworth
Violet Peterson-Sanquist
Sans Souci
George, Perkins
J. KH. Peterson
Waterloo
Sioux City Tribune
Marchorie Sullivan
Charlotte Mann
Harriett Ade
Chicago
Lucile
Mary Moore
Bayrneck
Melhurst
Snow's College of Dressmaking Opens in Cedar Falls
Real estate transfers filed in federal block show several transactions in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Chas. B. Beckhard transfers blocks and lots in Cameron’s additions for $200. Edna C. Brooks sells land for $1. Ira J. Hoover deeds Lot 1 in Westfield addition for $1. Highland Improvement Co. sells Lot 22 in Highland for $1 350. Cedar Valley Development Co. to Jary Jr. Coburn sells Lot 164 Pleasant View for $145. C. B. Stilson transfers parts of Jot 3 and Ricker & Bratnober addition for $1.
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Black Hawk
Abstrace
Chas. BE. Beckhard
Katherine Erkhard
Jets
Cameron
Cedar Falls
Edna C. Brooks
Smith, Sleaty & Hillman Co
Ira J. Hoover
R. P. Morris
Westfield
Highland Improvement Co
Clinton P. Shockley
Highland
Waterloo
Cedar Valley Development Co
Jary Jr. Coburn
Pleasant View
C. B. Stilson
Ellen D. Stilson
Morningside
Ricker & Bratnober
Licensees listed for watering service and firm contact
Irisd J. Loonan of Waterloo at 24 Elizabeth Bedford and Fred A. Draeger of Webster City both listed as watering licensees along with Florence S. Welch of Webster City and Burkett & Pedicord of Architects Located at 412-13 Lat. Bldg with phone 2088 and monthly figures 24 and 23 noted for the entries.
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WEN
J. Loonan
Watering
Elizabeth Bedford
Waterloo
Fred A. Draeger
Webster City
Florence S. Welch
Burkett & Pedicord
Arci'ts
Health and Beauty Queries by Mrs. Mae Martyn
A long readers’ column offers home remedies and tonics for hair, scalp, skin, and eyesight. It recommends scalp massage with quinine tonic, kardene in alcohol, glycerine skin cream, delatone for facial hair, a fat-dissolving beverage, canthrax scalp wash, and SKpurmax lotion to clear pimples and improve complexion. It also cites eye drops of crystal and general lifestyle tips.
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Keokuk and
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
Dodge CO
Ner
M. Balent
Little Penna St
Society News
Clio Club
DB. Pedersen
Baltimore Street
Harriett Davis
Iowa City
R. A. Francis
Ackley
Atnood Bradley
Denver
Colo
H. 13. Myers
Margaret Erickson
J. G. Ralston
ST. Paul's
Deborah Society
First M. E. Church
Robert Castle
Lincoln Street
Alfred Hallberg
Myrtle Tarpenning
North Waterloo and Railroads
W. H. Jenks
Shel Rock
Shell Hock
King's Heralds
St. Paul's Church
Lafayette Park
Olive Uy
Ilola Bigele
Harold Johnson
Ois Tunis
Margery Heald
Aflfice Johnson
Leona Wood
Dolores Johnson
F. M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Snow
College of Dressmaking
Federal Block
State Fair
Wright Bros
Pompeii
Mae Martyn
Fatty
M. A
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