Hawkeye Road 6 in Great Demand and Praise for Roads
Farmers along Cedar Falls to La Porte City routes push for Hawkeye highway along farmland. W. F. Parrott to present issue at Hawkeye highway commission autumn meeting. Cedar Falls gravel road praised. patrols keep state road smooth. Local farmers offer to gravel mile and a half south of Main Street Cedar Falls if county funds grading and crowning. G. A. Rownd promotes the effort as a public good benefiting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wartford
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Falls
Waterlow
la Porte City
Whitney
Cedar Heights
la Porte Guty
Iowa Gilly
Main Street
G. A. Rownd
Talty Case Made Rounds of Court
The Talty versus German case for 399 damages arising from a two car collision at the Eleventh and Lafayette streets intersection has moved through multiple justice courts and hearings, returning to Justice Knapp for a jury decision tomorrow after venue changes and transfers.
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E. E. German
Justice Courts
Court of Justice
F. FP. Knapp
Knapp
Justice Frend
Justice McMurray
I. T. Knapp
Eleventh
Lafayette Streets
Denial Issued On Arabic Aid Claim By White Star
Liverpool August 26 The White Star company denied press dispatches asserting the steamship Arabic carried aid on her last voyage. The denial states the ship had no spe cial cargo on board and refutes the aid claim entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Germany
White Star Companys
Classifieds fragment listing rooms and sales
A late classified note lists in housekeepage rooms for rent with amenities, a furnished room with board in a modern house, a touring car for sale in good condition, a sales lead for a cheap bedstead and furniture, plus a steam house posting on the west side with contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gell
Tremont St
Cedar Falls
Wellington
Partis Modern
West Side
Pre Ch Rede Loses Professorship After Tragic Death
Edmunt Trowbridge Dana, once married to Jessie Holliday Dana, declares he will dedicate himself to freeing minds from superstition after his dismissal from the University of Minnesota for alleged lack of regard for common usages and discretion. He mourns his wife’s death and says he has not seen his infant son since. He now works at his father’s home in Manchester by the Sea, Massachusetts, and denies accusing his wife of wrong. He is a grandson of Longfellow and Richard Whitten Dana Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunt Trowbridge Dana
Jessie Holliday Dana
Tie
University of Minnesota
Manchester by-the-Sea
Mass
Young Dana
Leangfellow
Richard Whenty Dana, Jr
Free Day for Two Long-Term Iowa Prisoners at Anamosa
Nathan Rainsbarger and his 89-year-old brother Frank left the Anamosa reformatory after 28 years, each with about $26, new clothing, and a suitcase. The men, once inmates in town’s noted murder case, were greeted anxiously by guards, received pardon papers, and prepared for life beyond the gates as they posed for a photographer on the prison steps.
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Register Gui
Anamosa
Nathan Rainsbarger
Frank
Anamost
Iowa
Nathan
Clarke
Wilson
Reformatory
McClaughry
Hardin County
Nate
Baren R. Sherman
Warton
Falda
Rainsbargers
Sone
Tno
Permaatdes
Claughry
Vicketo
Horse Thief Sent to Fort Madison
Oliver Lieb of Warley pleaded guilty in Judge Ben son's division to receiving and concealing stolen property. He was sentenced to the state penitentiary at Fort Madison for up to five years. Lieb, 40, is described as a skilled mechanic with a drinking problem and a history of trouble, father to two young children.
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Dubuque
Oliver Lieb
Warley
Benson
District Court
Fort Madison
Richardsville
Fred Soone
Drersville
Lieb
Jieb
India tribal revolt alarms push not feared
Private advices from Americans long in India say northern tribes unrest eases though terristrials with royal troops could quell any uprising. Reports cite agitators in San Francisco Manila and Turkish propagandists as fueling incitement. No signs of Japanese troops to India or Russia.
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Tokio
India
San Francisco
Manila
Russia
France to Abolish Martial Regulation Outside War Zone
Paris reports that martial law will end everywhere in France outside the old war zone after September 1. The government view signals confidence that interior administration won’t be disrupted again by military operations.
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Paris
France
Sluggish Liver Causes Frgurle Advertisement Note
It is wrong to neglect a cold as it weakens the system and invites illness. Wet feet sudden temperature changes and sleeping uncovered at night can cause many children’s colds in summer. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promises relief and is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Governors Discuss Prison Reform at Governors Conference
Governors from several states debated prison reform and the abolition of capital punishment. The conference considered extending support to the president and emphasized gubernatorial responsibility in managing prisoners, with addresses prepared by Dunne, Ehunt, and Bleata and Attorney General Thomas WW present.
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Jhoxton
Mast
Governors’ Conference
Governora
Dunne
t+inoissant MW
Ehunt
Arixona
Haw
Abolleton
Colel L. Bleata
South Carolina
German Socialists Publish Peace Plans
Heclin Aug 26 Socialist Newspapers publish conference results from raidchelag and party committee on Peace aims. They demand permanent European unity, no German territorial loss, most favored nation clauses in treaties, removal of tariffs, freer seas, abolition of narrows barriers, international court for future disputes, and oppose conquests while upholding German internal strength. Austria and Turkey should not be weakened.
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Heclin
Raichelag
Wima
Sumimarkee
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Dead Woman Seeks Inheritance After Being Legally Declared Dead
Barbara Englert, long declared dead by Black Hawk County courts, reappears from St Louis seeking a share of Theresa Englert's estate. The case hinges on whether a person legally dead can claim inheritance after years of absence and if the administrator must await her claim. The matter, originating in 1914, could redistribute a $1,266.91 stake among heirs.
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Dairbara Huglert
Dechiell
Coatts
Shaw
Black Hawk County
St. Touis
Barbara Englert
Theresa Englert
Detein
Black Haws
Theresa Engler
Dunkerton
St.Louis
Barbara Snglert
Lewis Englert
Mrs. Weber
Milford
Ste
St. Louis
Ewen
Austria to Answer Vv. Munitions Note
Vienna reports the American reply to Austria about stopping munitions shipments to Europe has been received. The foreign ministry will study the note and then issue a formal answer. The dispatch notes Washington declined to halt arms shipments, prompting anxious official and press reaction.
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Austria
Vienna
London
Austria-Wirogary
Washington
Europe
Foreign Ministry
Two Common Summer Ailments Relief by Voley Honey Tar
Thousands of fever and asthma sufferers unable to climb mountains find relief in Voley's Honey and Tar Compound. It soothes inflamed bronchi, eases breathing, and aids tranquil sleep, available from all druggists.
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Voley
Secret session on military affairs rejected by chamber
Paris August 26 deputies opened with caucuses as the chamber rejected a secret session on military affairs by a wide majority. The extreme Socialists favored secrecy, while the Republicans of the Left opposed it, with Radicals and Radical Socialists voting 24 to 40 against the proposal amid many absences.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Sersigh
Thea
Thea Hadicals
Bellegate agrees to intern officers in Swiss care
Jeneva Aug 26 The Swiss government has secured assent from England Germany France and Belgium to a plan for interning captured army officers in Swiss Tesora. Officers will be guarded by Swiss soldiers and visited by relatives as arrangements are made to expand admissions after funding.
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Jeneva
Paris
England
Germany
France
Belgium
Japan to Increase Output of Arms
Tokio Aug 28 details of a plan to build special shell factories form part of Japan’s boosted aid to allies in the war. Ambassadors of the entente powers have discussed the scheme with Premier Okuma to expand Japan’s munition supplies.
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Tokio
Japan
Okuma
Married at Morning Sun United Presbyterian pastor weds Hazel Pierce
The marriage of Rev. Wmn. T. Lytle and Miss Hazel Pierce occurred at the bride's Morning Sun home on Wednesday evening August 25. Rev. R. Istle officiated. The couple will reside at the Me Pleasant parsonage where Lytle serves the United Presbyterian Church.
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Wmn
T. Lytle
Hazel Pierce
Park of Morning Sun
Harristt Lytle
Roy Pierce
Mr. Istle
WW. W. Axtle
Locust Street
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara
Toronto
Canada
Pittsburgh
Pather
Me. Pleasant, Pa
Waverly Social Notes Mix With College Reunion
Waverly Aug 26. Local residents and visitors mingle with a Mt. Morris college reunion planned for Aug 21 at A. H. Realogle home near Waterloo. The page lists multiple visitors from St Ansgar Waterloo Cedar Falls and Chicago along with a fall dairy industry note and a hip injury to Amos Sweitzer.
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Fioneer Dairy Association
Case Dairy
Hermian Berkey
Reading
Mary Speicher
Ada Shani
Frank Surin
Fie
Local Happenings In Orange And Surrounding Towns
Miss Lulu Miller returns home from Kansas after several weeks away. Visitors from Pennsylvania depart for home this week. Mr and Mrs Lichly and Mr and Mrs James McRoberts visit Greene home. Dunkerton families join Samuel Harbaugh for Sunday at his residence. Mrs Simon Saylor and Mrs Clarence Hamer return from six weeks in Pennsylvania. Samuel Sweitzer undergoes appendicitis operation Wednesday morning. George Florence has been ill.
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N. P.ills
E. C. Schullumeyer
Lake
Martge Hosenberg
Shell Neck
Mina Wanner
W. G. Schell
Froano
Cal
Mins Muther Eye
Cedaralls
WaterInn
Frank @uee
Misa Fannie Qui
Stanley
Minneapolis
D. H. Patterson
John Patteson
Kennedy
Oelwein
Patterson
Erk
Dorothy Scludkeneett
Ray
BH. A. Lang
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jones
Delaware
Guy van Derveer
Catherine
Isle Royal
Lake Superior
van Derveer
Bert Burbank
Waterton
H. FP. Rybel
Chicago
Harold Miller
Kimmersburg
Orange
Lulu Miller
Kanosae
Fimnink Shaukis
Pearl Rhoads
R. B. Smith
Pennsylvania
Sirs
Row
Lichly
James McRoberts
Olin McRoberts
McRoberts
Greene
Dunkerton
Samuel Harbaugh
Simon Saylor
Clarence Hamer
Samuel Sweitzer
George Florence
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad in Bellevue
A Belleuve Ohio notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women, claiming a "very ill" life transformed into health. It includes a cheerful testimonial from Mrs. Cuas and urges letters to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bellevue
Ohio
Lydie E. Pinkham
Lydia B.pinkham
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Anamosa Prison
Will Son
Mexico
Lansing
SENOR
Cardosa DE Glaiveira
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Senor Cardoso de Oliveira
México
State Department
Ner
Senor Olivetra
Une
Gernman
PRAQH
Orirot
Seorwt
Bellegate
The
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Burch
Waverly
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