Agnes W. Wins Five Heats at Iowa State Fair Harness Meet
A large crowd at Des Moines attendance for a brisk Iowa State Fair harness program with five heats and the mile run. Agnes W. won the 2:16 pace with The Searcher driver H. J. McKenna and Jack Green took early leads in several heats before Agnes W. surged to the finish. Bonnie Hal and Jack Green traded places for minor pay, while other heats showcased close finishes and strong performances by Marta S., Mabel Gen, and Sid MekKerron in the trotting events.
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Des Moines
Aug
Agnes W
Searcher
H. J. McKenna
O'Neill
Neb
Jack Green
Simmons
Bonnie Wal
Arkancello
Altroula
Jack C
Mabel Gen
Dismukes
Wanda Dis
Humfastene
Sweet Aubrey
Allie Watts
Lieutenant Aubrey
Lord Archdale
Forrest Bingen - Vee
Sid MekKerron
Luster
Toe Vincent
Pinkerton
Allerton Checkheart
Mabel Dow
Judge Landis
Tes Moines Bella
Hazel Princeton
Hutch
Ahs
Bonnie Hal
Werndot
Strathtell
Eisie Janis
Barlight
Jay Ell
Mac
Marie S
Fernwood
Len
Dexter M. Feoteia Wilson
Ee Redwood
Black Ball
Dad Mix
Irene Beau
B. G
Stuart
B. m
Marcus
Br. G
St. Avano
C. mM
Federals Top Brooklyn In Final Series Game
Buffalo Federals beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 in the final series game at Buffalo. Gene Krapp pitched despite eight walks while Hal Chase had three hits and Bennie Kaul hit a solo homer for the visitors. Finneran and Land teamed for Brooklyn, Krapp and Wlair for Buffalo. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 7 to 4 in a separate game with Brown and Barger yielding the losses.
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Buffalo
Brooklyn
N. C
Gene Krapp
Joe Finneran
Buffalo Federals
Krapp
Bennie Kaul
Hal Chase
Finneran and Land
Krapp Sod Wlair
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brown
Barger
Wilson
Berry
Local notes from Bristow and area August 27
Miss Ruth Corsy returns from a vacation in Clark Field and Minneapolis. Work on a new garage for Clayton Conger rises on the old opera house site. John Austin is in critical heart condition. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Trim True and one buried. John Orr loses part of his wrist in a gasoline engine accident. Cemetery Association meets. many residents travel for health and family visits.
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Bristow
Ruth Coresy
Clarkfield
Mineapolis
Minn
Clayton Conger
T. A. Gough
Hampton
Leslie Homas
Peru
Ind
C. ¥. Surfus
G. W. Zeller
Carol
Chicago
Jemple
Wisconsin
F. D. Kilnek
Minneapolis
Veltora Kilnek
Minneavalla Conservatory of Music
John Austin
Here
Dumont
John Graham
Waverly Housnlul
Trim True
John Orr
Cemetery Association
Ida Cline
A. E. Roberts
Minnesota
L. Denvess
Excelsior Springs
Community Notes From Mt Auburn Aids Visits and Travels
A Mt Auburn column lists Blaine Walker’s return from Cedar Rapids and visits by relatives from Dunkerton Morrison and Waterloo. It mentions births, guest stays, teaching plans, and family gatherings. An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for hay fever and asthma relief with claims of soothing inflammation and aiding sleep.
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Foley
Matters of Manners and the Encyclopedia Gift
A column discusses true manners beyond education and praises proper conduct. The newspaper advertises its gift distribution of the Encyclopedia of Huguetta with certificates, urging readers to redeem the offer for a reliable etiquette reference.
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Eliquette
Community Notes From Hudson and Nearby
Mrs Mike Burns and baby from Wisconsin visit her Cedar Walls and Reinbeck friends. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Irv Blough and Mrs H Stuers and Mrs A Yraub with Hildegarde from Fresno. Local gatherings feature Old Soldiers reunion, Brethren Married Ladies class, Baptist Ladies Aid, and a Japanese luncheon hosted by Lena Bulthuis and Mildred Shank. Doc Gillin and family from Sioux City as guests. Miss Iva Yackstick returns from Sanborn visit. Mrs Earle Brown of Washington DC spends time here.
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Hudson
Mike] Burns
Baby
Wisconsin
Irv
Tracr
Will Popp
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
A. T. Joder
Doc” Gillin
Charles Gillin
Sioux City
Sanborn
Earle Brown
Washington, D. C
New School Teachers Arrive as Denver Opens Aug 9
Misa Driet rich of Dubuque visits Rev Schoenbohm home and joins new teachers for the year. Miss Drietrich arrives as preparations begin for the public schools opening Aug 9. Local residents host relatives and discuss family visits in Wheatland and Des Moines.
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Denver
Misa E. Drietrich
Dubuque
F. Schoenbohm
Drietrich
Joe
R. B. Schneider
Wheatland
Joan Schumacher
Chicago
Fred Brettman
Wil Barber
Local Social News From Wraterloo Area Letters
A long list of visitors and residents recounts marriages, births, and travels around Waterloo, Ackley, and nearby towns. Families like Hopper, Prestlen, and Welser are noted with returns from medical or social visits, while students and relatives from Des Moines, Vinton, and Chicago are mentioned joining gatherings and school enrollments.
Orchard news brief lists visitors and social events
Orchard Aug 28 residents and guests include Penney family of Stheyville calling at WoRL Penny leaving Sunny. W E H Mellington family of Mason City visiting Byron Melington. Frank Poster family visiting. several weddings and showers planned for Sept. Lucilia Brown returned from Lone Rock. Miss Hazel Holivack to wed James Turner. many trips to Mason City and Osage for fairs and reunions. school addition progressing. Sunday school picnic at Gan Wetter’s grave. Mrs W A Either and Luella from Chicago visiting. Miss Ana Foster guests. many trips to Rochester and Greene for reunions. North Dakota visit by Janes.
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Lone Rock
Wis
Tom Brown
Geo. Wetter Ang
Chester
John Covey
New Haven
Gan
Wetter
Jac Moyers
Minneapolis
W. A. Either
Luella
Chicago
Wo KL Penny
Famely
Mrs. Hascaim
Charles City
W. J. Penny
Mia. Virchin
Baby
Charles
Prieffer
Orelard
Greene
Shell Rack
Lala Fehr
Osage
Ana. Foster
Misa Edna
George Cheney
Rochester
Minn
Cheney
Hd Janes
North Dakota
John N. Long Former Navy Secretary Dies in Massachusetts
John N. Long, former secretary of the navy and governor of Massachusetts, died at his home in Winmhon on Saturday night after a matter of sinus illness. He had been brought from Blackfield, Maine, last Friday with a sinus condition that worsened before death.
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Winmhon
Mass
John N. Long
Secretary of the Navy
Massachusetts
Long
Sume Mor
Blackfield
Sineus
Vacation notes in New York and Keokuk visit
Fayville New York three weeks vacation spent ten days at his boyhood home visiting parents. Remainder of the period with his daughter Hortense Jane Burna at Keokuk. In Syracuse he met his old Y M C A tutor S P Groner of Redwood New York.
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Fayatteville
N. Y
Hortense
Jane Burna
Keokuk
Murnhy
Syracusa N. Y
M. G. A. Work
S. P. Groner
Redwood
N.Y
Sluggish Liver Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
It warns against neglecting the liver to avoid weakness and illness. The ad claims Wet test and temperature changes cause colds in children and promotes Iolay's Honey and Tar Computed as a cure, advertised by druggists everywhere.
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Iolay
What Causes Tuberculosis
Medical authorities link tuberculosis to lime deficiencies in the system and note salts must be supplied. J W Carhart cites a 1916 Medical Progress pew, and Beckman’s Alterative claims calcium combined with other ingredients aids decalcification. The product is said to help some tuberculosis cases without opiates or habit forming drugs. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia markets it.
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J. W. Carhart
San Antonio
Beckman
BYVANK TRANSFER OO. TRANSFER WAGONS AND TRUST
WORTHY MEN Hauling of all kinds done quickly and economically. Light work given special attention, SAFES AND REAVY MACHINERY. Woe are splendidly equipped for this reportent work, Call up.
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Byvank
Don’t Be Fooled Get GETS 4T Claims
An ad promotes GETS-4T as a miracle corn remover for coins and calluses. It warns against fake remedies and claims GETS-IT is the genuine cure, boasting massive sales and world history status for its effectiveness.
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Milliona
GetSIT corn remover promises painless removal
A vintage ad touts GETSIT as the quick solution for corns and calluses. It claims two drops loosen and remove the corn without pain or fuss, avoiding bandages or knives. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or direct from B Lawrence & Co Chicago, with broad newspaper reach.
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Cerna
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Federal League
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Geo. Walker
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Cedar Rapids
Walter Gulick
Dunkerton
A. GC. Dillson
Helen Archer
Waterloo
L. A
Morrison, In
Will Swain
Grover Wiese
Ruth Lutes
Forest Walker
T. A. Trimble
Iowa Falls
Mason City
Edward Lane
Cedar Falls
Urbana
Peoria
Pred Graham
Jessie Morey
Leata
John Cotts
West Liberty
Herbert Feigle
Arch St. Clair
A. Jack
Minnie Scott
Vinton
Crabbs
Xenia
Ohio
Elmer, Wallace
D. C. Littell
Zellanople
Fred Bruns
Bima
Floyd Barber
Mrs. A. Mooney
Wraterloo
Orn
Henry Hopper
A. ©. Moppanworth
Underwood
Wagarly
Aso
Henry Prestlen
Blayfuss
Hele
Ackley
Warl Wagley
Dallas
Sume Nier
Whnte Sox
R.A. Welser
Madge
Des Motes
Lyle
Breuning
van Roosevelt Hose
Uilda Schulz
New York City
Zana
OUR Dental Services
Debe Dental
A. J. Rusby
MGR. Thl
Een
Yankee Doodle Girls
A Enone
Marguerite Clark
Charlotte Walker
Nav Ypormel
Kanry KF
The
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Betty Nansen
New York State
Nat Goodwin
AOG
the Grand
Carlyle Blackwell
Quietuay
Jung
Nate
P.D.Q
Cal, J. Miller and
Hansen & Hansen
Golem
Wangler Bros. CO
East Fourth &T
Waterloo, Iowa
George McManus
Dorey
Alil
Maggie
LASY
Kirk’s
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