Social Emergency Confronting Rage and Ignorance
The fourth international congress on School hygiene featured Dr. William T. Foster of Reed College delivering a wide ranging address on the social emergency stemming from sexual ignorance. He linked prostitution, juvenile records, and alcohol to moral decay, urging broad public education and moral instruction as essential to race and social reform. Local notes report visits by Herold Manx to Alta Vista and trips by Segebarth, daugh ters, and Bremer families to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
William T. Foster
Reed College
Pacific Coast Federation For
Foster
Frederika Social Notes Chronicle Many Visitors
Stella Richman returns from Nashua visiting sister Mrs. Chas Pierce. Numerous locals travel to nearby towns for visits, picnics, and harvest events. Farm transfers noted include Clarence Rust purchasing the Linderman farm near Fredericksburg and a 165 acre sale at $110 per acre to Frank Bremer and Albert Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rust
Fredericksburg
Michal Collins
Frank Bremer
Albert Williams
Martin Richman
Fred Ladd
Chas. Richman
Libbie Clary
Lime Springs
Chas. Lemon
Guy Hinkley
Cicely Mooney
Delwe
Hiram Hinkley
Harry Clare
Billiott Losee
Poplar
Minn
Will Dilley
Cecil
BE. BE
Henry
Waterloo
A. E. Johnston
Viola
Ceserene Evans
Tripoli
Jerry Sullivan
New Hampton
ER. N. Johnston
Guy Helmbeldt
North Dakota
Louisa Parson
Republic
del McGrath
Grace Boehmler
Waverly
Inez Rust
Alta Taylor
Wm. Zwanziger
Willie
Nashua
Will Stephens
Zwanziger
G. N. Baxter
Pauline
Richard
Nate Tibbetts
Riceville
Fred Hoffman
Hofman
Lved
Ella Northrop
N. H. Holm
Charles City
Chas. Pierre
Henry Richman
Stella
Leone
Davis
Chas. Hale
Freddie Bergman
Viola Johnston
War
Grace Bodimier
Ole Ager
C. J. Brodie
Plainfield
McConkey
Christ Mooney
Fayette
Henry Woodring
Miss Deck
EpworthLeagues Picnic and Community Notes at Janesville
Epworth leagues of Janesville and East Janesville held a Lyndale park picnic with a tie game and a three-base hit by H Pippett. Several local groups picnicked and attended church events, while school officials plan visits and improvements. Local residents report travel, new autos, farm trades, and small-town updates amid routine notices and a medicine advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Epworth
East Janesville
Lyndale Park
H. Pippett
Bennett’s Woods
Guy Winner
Irene
Topeka
Kan
Albert Winner
Mr. Winner
M. B
Melvin Winner
Charles City
F.H. Schultsmeyer
H. H. Pippert
Butter His
Fish Place
Ray Johnston
Marie Sionard
Dave Nettleton
Waverly
Miss Green
Michigan
J. A. Woodruff
Iowa
Mr. Woodruff
Geo. W. Fowler
Ray Smalling
Earl Bowen
Jim Roop
J. W. Bennett
Ed Barrick
Lester Loveland
Geo. Hettler
New York
Pippert
Albert Burton
Clarence Shepard
Emil Schmidt
Adolph
Parkersburg Notes and Local Happenings This Week
Miss Doris Mahanke sprained knee and stayed home. Boosters shut out Waterloo Cubs 11 to 0. Mrs Godfrey Mabanke earned forty three premiums at Grundy Center fair. Several residents attended fairs in Des Moines and Greene. Crops ruined statewide. farmers selling stock due to feed shortages. Post office duties shift as Miss Clarice Savage takes over. Local schools plan annual Peters grave picnic postponed by rain.
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Parkersburg
Doris Mahanke
Godfrey Mabanke
Grundy Center Fair
Stanley Conn
W. S. Mead
Des Moines
Windolf
Cedar Falls
Hd Scherling
Etta Taylor
J. W. Bonnell
Greene
Ella Johnson
Avon
S. 1
George Johnson
J. &. Ferguson
August Lahr
Wanda Arnold
le Grand
Clarice Savage
Joseph Querin
Rockford
Thies Tammeon
Kaneas
Mary Cramer
Grundy Center
T. May
Carrie Schultz
Methodist
Congregational
Peters
Edith Kellogg
Marian Buek
Miss Blough to sail June for China mission trip
Miss Anna Blough daughter of U S Blough of Ohange township departs Waterloo for Ping Ting Chou Shansi China to take up Church of the Brethren missionary work She will visit Fresno and Seattle before sailing Sept 24 with seven other Americans for the Far East The feature notes her as the fourth missionary from the South Waterloo congregation and wishes her success Also includes an advertising notice promoting Chamberlains Tablets for digestive trouble with claims of health benefits and liver digestion support
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Anna ¥. Blough
U.S
Blough
Ohange
Waterloo
Ping Ting Chou
Shansi
China
Church of the Brethren
Miss Blough
Mresno
Cal
Jate
Seattle
Far East
United States
Miss Blouch
South Waterloo
Allison Aug. 27 Residents Take Automobile Tours
A roundup of Allison residents and visitors with trips to Minnesota Des Moines Clear Lake Osage and Aredale. Tours include Reeva Parks Gonzales families and Ira Jones crew plus a Cedar Falls visit and a state fair appearance. Deputy Miss Mabel Martin starts duty. J A Barlow named deputy treasurer. Reverend John Gonzales and others join relatives in town.
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Allison
Reeva
W. A. Parks
J. B. Gonzales
F.C. Gonzales
R. Gonzales
Minnesota
H. T.‘onn
Aredale
Parkersburg
New Hartford
M. P. Jones
Clear Lake
Ira Jones
Lawrence
Frank WH. Hill
F. 4. Ray
I. A. Spengier
Anna Weires
F. C. Hooton
Des Moines
George Darling
Iowa City
J. T. Cook
J. W. Thompson
Colorado
Thompson
Cedar Falls
Denver
J. A. Barlow
Mabel Martin
Lillian Wild
W. J. Hunt
O. E. Mullarky
F. H. Hill
John B. Gonzales
Myrtle Goettel
St. Louis
Jar Methall
Roy Rathbone
Owatonna
Minn
Butler County
WoC Shepard Family Visit Mentioned in Weekend Notes
Saturday and Sunday visits noted for the Shepard family among relatives and friends. Miss Bather Seldor and Philip Looper are mentioned with Loomer and family members visiting a relative in Aree dale on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Haase
Tripoli
Clyde Clary
Fredericksburg
Will Carney
Walter Alcock
Shepard
Shipard
Mera
Philip
Looper
Loomer
Farotly
Chiarkee
Bather Seldor
Areedale
Geneseo Gossip Notes Weekend Visits and Local Friends
Aug 26 Geneseo report notes Hol Clark visiting friends in Traore early week. Harrington and others worked with friends at Potedo and Theodore Stabe near Writes farm. The Ottosens and Meader family visited in New Timpton and nearby farm areas Sunday.
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Goniseo
Hol Clark
Traore
Harrington
Potedo
Theadore
Davis
Writes
Pod
Meader
Ofe Ottosen
Me Andrew Ottosen
New Timpton
Meo Mecher sells farm at 112 per acre
Meo Mecher sold his farm for 112 dollars per acre, bought three years ago at 72 per acre. He seeks another farm in Yurna county, with local names and family mentions scattered in a noisy, fragmentary list of neighbors and events from Des Moines area references.
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Meo Mecher
Hia
Eo Merritt
W. A
Jr. Leste Taye Heen
Des Motien
Oma Nation
J. Raudabasaeh
Ewenitis
Bia Ald
Podthey
Aid
EL Thomas
Aasigt Meir Leek
Crroyer
Oonie Caierniaes Fara
Mroo
Othe Thomas
Vorpillars New Discovery Health Cure Claim
An old drug advertisement touts Vorpillats New Discovery for stomach trouble rheumatism and kidney or bladder issues. It promises relief from aches pain inflammation and swelling with a price of 50 cents per bottle and cites local use in Dubuque with Sehneman's Drug Store carrying the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehuenan
Juri
Vurpillat
One Aunt Mary's Vieowsa, Once Tried, Aiwaga Ui atvert
A fragment from a historical page mentions Aunt Mary in a misread notice. The readable bits suggest a local item about views or opinions once tested, with unclear names or dates. The text remains ambiguous but points to a community notice or anecdotal snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Vieowsa
Aiwaga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
American Federation For Sex Hygiena
American Vigilance Association
Woodring
Herold Manx
Alta Vista
Wil Segebarth
Hitle
Marguerite
Frederika
Stella Richman
Chas. Pierce
Herman Bergman
Sumner
Henry Bergman
Dave Willett
Maas
Clair Gunsalus
Chas. Wendt and Son
August
Clyde Adams
Chamberlain
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
Mission AY
Seattle, Wash
Frank Witt
Sheil Rock
T. J. Shafer
Missman
Thomas
Rien Weicc As
Facther’s
Friene
Thos
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
Tin
Geneseo
Dubuque
Af Sehuneman
W, Vurpileay
Baltimore & Onto
Boston
America
Chienzo
Pitteluregh
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic Coast
Mass
Path
Chicago
New York Limited
Chitagn
Beon
Billsburigh
Seall
Ohio
W. A. Tileston
T. PL
Asters
and Galdiolius
Fourth Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Commercial Street
Black Hawk Building
State House
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
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