Thirtieth Series Matures at People's Mutual Building and Loan
The People's Mutual Building and Loan Association declares its thirtieth stock series matured and stock at par after ten years ten months and five days. A $21 000 disbursement is made on 210 shares, with ten mortgages totaling 7 700 paid from the fund and 30 079 collected. Committees report 89 854 contributions led by John Barton Payne 18 000 Judhia J W Gerach 15 000 Jacob H Schiff 12 500 B M Baruch 12 500 and other notable donors from New York Chicago Cincinnati Tacoma and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Mutual Building and Loan Association
Edwin Mesick
John Barton Payne
Chisago
Judgia J. W. Gerach
New York
Jacob H. Schiff
B. M. Barruch
Charles 8. Guggenheim
Samuel Untermyer
James Speyer
Jacob Ruppert
Henry Goldman
Henry Morgenthau
F.C. Penfield
Cincinnati
Thomas D. Jonas
David RB. Jones
B. M. Winston
Chicago
Hugh (. Wallace
Tacoma
Wash
W. R. Craig
Senator Watson
West Virginia
W. R. Russ
G. F. A Peabody
J. C. C. Maro
Kentucky
W. C. Beer
Yonkers
Democratic NDC Spent 1 159 446 to Elect Wilson and Marshall
The Democratic National Committee spent 1 159 446 to elect Wilson and Marshall, according to its final contributions and expenses report filed with the House. Major contributors included Charles R. Crane of Chicago with 40 100 and Cleveland H. Dodge of New York with significant sums. Herman Ridder of New York contributed 35 000 as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Marshall
House
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Cleveland H. Dodge
New York
Heraman Ridder
Treasur
Suits Filed in Matrict Court
Orpha May White sues for divorce against Charles C White alleging cruelty. They wed at Iowa Falls Aug 17 1903 and separated Dec 4 1912. She cites his morose behavior after her September October absence and seeks custody of son Harry alimony and half the home sale proceeds. Also Matt Sadler sues Nick Sadler for 50 damages over a promissory note dispute. James S Gibson sues W T Carpenter et al for Shhh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha May White
Charles C. White
Iowa Falls
Harry
Matt. Sadler
Nick Sadler
James S. Gibson
W. T. Carpenter
Officers to Elect at Melchois Court No 8 Session
Melchois court No 8 Tribe of Hen Hur will hold a session tomorrow evening at the elerk in Soash hail. Fifty candidates will be initiated before the nomination and election for officers. The social committee plans a wine social and a large attendance is expected with attendees from the Waverly arbor. Cafeteria supper with chicken pie to follow at First M.B. Church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchois
Hen Hur
Lyisinesa
Tia
Fifth Avenue police promotion sparks fashion hints
The wife of a crow street policeman promoted to the Fifth Avenue squad says the honor excites her as much as the pay. She imagines the fashion tips her husband will bring home, noting Fifth Avenue officers’ stylish influence and his keen eye for clothes.
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Fifth Avenue Squad
Crows ‘Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Opium Ban In China Upsets Yunnan Honey Trade
The opium crackdown in Yunnan ends poppy cultivation and honey production declines as bees lack flowers. Replacing crops like wheat or peas yields little honey, while opium smoking supposedly resurges, according to Doctors Talbot and Rigaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Yunnan
Talbot
Rigaud
Scientific American
Heat Wave Health Cure Endorsed by English Authority
An English medical authority told M. A. P. that a shade temperature of 97 degrees can benefit many if they are strong enough to endure it. He described daily perspiration as a health reviver akin to fasting, though weakening for some. sustaining food and port wine are advised, with nervous depression and indigestion reportedly improving after several days in nature's Turkish bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Swapping Jokes At River Picnic Sparked Humor Gap
An English party and American friends enjoyed a river picnic. An American woman captured attention with witty portrayals of a free woman’s life. A stern Briton voiced protective disapproval, sparking a sharp exchange on sisterly autonomy. The clash left the group amused yet thoughtful about humor across cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
A Tennessee Romance
A St Louis man travels into Tennessee to revisit youth and asks an elderly mammy about recent events. The mammy notes Nellie’s upcoming marriage to Lee and mentions Nellie’s home and plans for the winter, reflecting regional dialect and social dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
St. Louis
Weill
Marie Rob
Lee
Nellie
Louis
Washington Irving School Blooming as Waterloo Builds
The Washington Irving grade school in Waterloo will open four rooms January 15 with a first floor ready for teachers and pupils within less than five weeks. The reinforced concrete structure uses Des Moines brick Ledford stone and 65 tons of steel, with fireproofing by Nolan Wright. It features four first floor rooms, two cloak rooms, four toilets per room, a gymnasium and future spaces for manual training and domestic science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Living
George L. Smith
Zook & Bentz
Waterloo
School Board
C. T. Wilson
C. L. Kingsley
C. W. Campbell
School Board of Waterloo
Sixth Street
Hawthorne
Western
Byron Avenues
J. G. Ralston
Washington Irving
Des Moines
Nolan-Wright
Chicago
Washington’ Irving
Six Oclock Dinner Hostess Attends Social Evening
Mrs. N. J. Bussey hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at her Litchfield Avenue home last evening. Guests included Mrs. F. Bussey, Mrs. Edward Bussey and son, Mrs. S. Bussey and mother, Mrs. Tucker, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baldwin. Business Men's Temperance Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Bussey
Litchfield Avenue
F. Bussey
Edward Bussey
S. Bussey
Tucker
Albert Baldwin
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Teather
Taggart
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Clothes Shop
Commercial Street
Battery Brand
Fields
Wonder Clothes Shop Co
Scane
F. M. Scane
Westfield
Galloway
Hagerman
East Fifth Street
Business Men's Temperance Assn
Joe's Rocker Ate
Nicholas Kern
Denver
Kern
Calaboose
Dubuque
M. E
Vici
Val
R. Leffler Co
East Fifth
S&t
Des
Royal Rochester
W. AC Covell
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