Traer Pastor Denounces Dress At Traer Club Event
In Traer Rev F C Gonzales of the Congregational church denounces an evening gown worn by a Chicago soloist at a Traer Monday club event as unladylike and unfit for public appearance. He warns such dress stirs passions and endangers virtue, urging local Christians to condemn the style and protect moral standards.
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Traer
F.C. Gouxales
Congregational Church
Prinon
Miss Plumb
Chicago
Eiris
An Satan
Hell
Bilnnie
Tracr
Satan
Grace Flies Channel in Thick Fog for Prize
Cecil Grace attempted the Dover to Calais crossing in thick fog to win Baron De Forrest's 20000 prize for the longest flight including the English Channel. He passed Calais at 7:44 PM and later reached the Belgian frontier before turning back toward Dover amid adverse winds.
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Dover
Eng
Cecil Grace
de Forrest
English Channel
Calais
France
Baron de Forrest
Sopwith
Eastchurch
Sheppey Island
Beaumont
Belgium
Claude Grahame-White
Calias
Grace
Les Barques
Laws shift blame after Newark factory fire tragedy
A Newark jury found that tenets occupants or a building inspector bore responsibility for a factory fire that claimed twenty five girls. The jurors said state laws absolved owners from common law liability if statutes were followed and urged urgent reform of fire safety laws.
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Newark
N_ J
New Jersey
Presbyterian church entertainment in basement Dec 21
Janesville readers are invited to a Presbyterian church basement entertainment on Saturday evening with Santa Claus expected to appear. The piece notes the event as a community social, with children promised holiday cheer.
Holiday greetings fill Raymond as families gather
Mrs. C Reuter and son Robert return from Joliet for a brother in law’s funeral in Joliet Mineral. George Tromiman comes back from Pennsylvania. George Ohl and wife travel to Parker, Iowa to visit relatives. Many local families host and visit for Christmas with plans to relocate. Dan and Leo Connel return from St Josephs College for Christmas. Mrs C HW Wall visits Marshalltown to see her sick father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traymond
Leo Connel
St. Joseph's College
Dutuque
C. HW. Wall
Marshalltown
Waverly Christmas Socials and Local News Update
Waverly notes several holiday visits and travel plans across Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Minnesota. Carries Kinney to visit relatives in Minos before California. Mr and Mrs Schiutsmeyer and child from Indiana visit relatives over the holidays. Bowman return from Clear Lake. Miss Charlotte Moore home from Cornell for holidays. New baby born to LH Minkel and wife December 6. Infant son of Flt Williamson ill with pneumonia. Degenerate list of visitors includes Yonkers resident Te Chapman visiting Will Remington. Funeral for Mrs. William Ormston set at Warren M E church after blash poisoning death leaves five children. Cacear Rivoll, Protean Artist, at Crystal Theatre next Monday matinee.
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Clear Lake
Charlotte Moore
Cornell College
LH. Minkel
Fam Pitts
BP. Pitts
Sioux
Gen. Senily
Independence
Flt Williamson
T.e. Chapman
Yonkers
X. Y
Will Remington
A. J. Edwards
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
East Waterlon
William Ormston
Warren Township
W. OR. Ingham
Waverly
Warren M. E
F. P. Fisher
H. S. Ingham
Minneanolis
Local social notes from Fredericksburg and area
Albert Brandt and family of Fredericksburg attended a wedding in Denver. Constat Kruma returned from Elk Mound to visit relatives. Whioerley residents spent Sunday with kin. Mrs John Heldenman and John MacDonald were in Waterloo. Charles Freschien visited his brother Henry. Fred Dickman of Himer joined a protest event at the Brande and Dickman week. Mrs Charles Molning and son Lou were in Waterloo. Alice Hiedesel returned from Waverly hospital. Geo Jahboke spent time in Tripoli. Riedesel and Judas were in Waterloo. Bertha Krueger hosted a party for many friends. Minnie Mickmian visited Cedar Falls.
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Denver
Albert Brandt
Fam
Fredericksburg
Coustat Kruma
Elmncrust
Jis
Chessuran
John Heldenmian
Mere
John MacDonald
Waterloo
Charles Freschien
Henry
Fred Dickman
Himer
Brande
Macy
Minnie Mickmian
Cedar Falls
Hudson Tructson Nec social notes and at home items
Mrs. C W Bedsford has suffered quinsy for weeks. Des Moines visitor Jennie Robinson called on Mrs F C Baldwin. Mr and Mrs James Pullin returned from the Dakotas trip. Miss Greene of Tracy visited Mr and Mrs John Axon. Chas Kilngaman of Waterloo spent Monday with friends here. Rebekahs elected officers for six months. Mrs O P McManus ill. Birthday for Mrs Henry Stuers with friends and gifts.
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Tructson
Nec
C. W. Bedsford
Jennie Robinson
Des Moines
F. C. Baldwin
James Pullin
Dakotas
K. D. Carhart
Children's Orphan Home
U. B
Brethren
Jake Miller
Miss Greene
Tracy
John Axon
Nels Petersen
Waterloo
Chas
Kilngaman
Hudson
Glenn Lawless
Ray Smith
Richard Smith
Sarah Owens
Wisconsin
Illinois
M. C. Sehneck
Rebekahs
N. G
Ella Jefer
WY. G
Henry Stuers
Played Old Game With New Wrinkle
Clarence Seward of 101 Prospect Place Brooklyn tailed a stranger at Flatbush and Fifth avenues who picked up a pocketbook. Seward, 24, joined him as the man opened the case and saw 52 cents a wall file and a ring with a jewel. The stranger proposed they go to a Flatbush jewelry shop.
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New York
Clarence Seward
Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Fifth Avenues
Seward
Ring Bunko Shocks Local Purchaser
A man found a ring along Avenue and, posing as a buyer, met two strangers who offered appraisal. The fake expert valued the ring at 125 dollars. One man sold the ring for 3 dollars plus a gold watch valued at 73 dollars. The pair fled, leaving the victim wary after a costly glassworks scam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifello
Fred
Seward
Hunters a Plenty but Not a Coyote
Franklin County Recorder reports a three hundred strong hunt in Reeve township where hunters failed to find any wolves. Authorities say locals seeking five dollar bounties and armed with hounds moved to drive wolves from the scheduled hunting area, leaving no pelts at the end.
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Franklin County Recorder
Reeve Township
Fueture
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted by Ohio Mother
A Youngetown mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar for her infant daughter’s severe cold and throat inflammation. She says the first dose relieved the inflammation and after one bottle the child’s throat and lungs were free. She urges others to accept no substitute and says she always keeps a bottle in the house.
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Abs
D. Gilkeson
Ingles Ave
Youngetown
Ohio
Foley
Laws and county to send delegation to Des Moines meeting
A plan to expand expenditures for purchasing and sowing wild rice along river banks is noted as the supply there having run low. A state sportsmen meeting is set for next month in Des Moines, with Buchanan County urged to be represented as the mass convention will discuss legislation to be submitted to the legislature.
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Sportsmien
Des Moines
Buchanan County
All Wells Fail At Centerville
Centerville faces a water shortage as the 2100 foot well plunger rod breaks and cannot be retrieved. With high terrain, nearly all wells are down and the reservoir and standpipe hold only enough water for fire emergencies. Laundries have shut, homes are inconvenienced, and plans for a surface reservoir await action.
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Centerville
Pmany
Hunters State License Money in Iowa Public Funds
Independence Bulletin Journal discusses the 200000 from resident hunters licenses deposited in state coffers. Writers urge a clear policy for expenditure, proposing a share stay in counties of origin and local sportsman involvement. The piece warns that without hunter input others will decide for them.
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Independence Bulletin Journal
Home Damaged by Fire Last Night
A furnace flue caused a blaze at Hiram Gross's home at 821 First Street West, damaging the house about 4500 with a nearly destroyed roof and interior walls. Fire department No 3 arrived, locating the fire center quickly and limiting further damage. Only chemicals were used to extinguish the flames.
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Hiram Gross
First Street
Department No. 3
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Crystal Theatre
Nest
Sullivan & Considine
Caesar Rivoli
Geo. Hayes and
the Clancy Twins
Guy Woodard
Janesville
Presbyterian Church
AML
Santa Chris
Askey Ane
Mtr
Atrs
George Pepin
Phitai
Troeer
Cardoma
Jar Heemer
Furea
W. LL Smith
Board of Supervisors
Helen
Women's Belief Corps
Mar Prossies
Burtha Taylor
Eaward
Wiliam Kiner
Bremer Caunty
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Gulf
Josephine Leiden
Waterlon
Jin
Jim
Jie
Sway
Mev
Mr. Hederus
Raymond
Cacear Rivoll
Japan
Nickel
Vesey
Standard Oil Company
Ste
Rae
Rumford
Umford
Sunkist
Kist
Rogers
California
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Clark Street
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Gerrit Fort
Union Pacific Railroad
Omsha
Nebraska
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