Weller Heads Admen’s Club In Iowa City Farewell
Iowa Admen elect Charles Heald Weller head of the Associated Advertising Clubs of Iowa with a 17 to 16 vote against O R K McDonald of Des Moines. Davenport will host next year’s convention after Iowa City withdrew, with Davenport and Waterloo commended for hosting and plans led by Harry Riesier.
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Associated Advertising Clubs of
Iowa
O. RK. McDonald
Des Moines
Weller
The
State University
Iowa City
Davenport
Waterloo
Harry Riesier
Admen's Clubs Must Expurge in Baltimore June
E J Shay of Baltimore urged the Associated Advertising Clubs of America to redefine purpose and finance, advocating stricter membership of genuine advertising men. He warned Iowa will boost attendance with trains and predicted a stronger, work oriented Baltimore gathering with Washington in charge of entertainment.
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Associated Advertising Clubs of America
E. J. Shay
Tualtimore
National Organization
Galloway Club
Dallas
Baltimore
Iowa
Washington
State Officials Should Patronize Home Industry
Harry W Kiester, president of the Town Criers and first vice president of the Associated Advertising club of Iowa, urges state officials to buy Iowa-made materials to build up the state. He cites Cedar Falls educational buildings with non Iowa brick and materials from St Paul and St Louis, urging repeated letters from advertisers to urge state boards to support local industry.
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Iowa
Harry W. Kiester
Town Criers
Associated Advertising Club of
Galloway Club
Cedar Falls
Gladbrook
St. Paul
St. Louis
Board of Control
Big Smoker at Galloway's Aims to Raise Bugs for Farmers
After the Associated Advertising club’s final session in Ellis hall, Harry Kilester led visiting delegates to the Galloway plant for a tour of factories offices and club rooms. A dinner followed with Waterloo Town Criers, Prof. M. L. Bowman, Edward J. Shay and Kilester speaking. Kilester showcased a stereopticon lecture on their trip abroad and discussed raising a soil fertilizing bug, nitrogen insect, to boost Iowa farm value from 200 to 500 dollars per acre. The LaRue band entertained with original numbers as delegates prepared for a welcome in Baltimore.
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Associated Advertising Club
Ellis’ Hall
Harry Kilester
Galloway
Galloway Club
Waterloo Town Criers
Harry Kiester
M. L. Bowman
Edward J. Shay
Baltimore
Kiester
William Galloway
Bill
Iowa
LaRue Band
H. A. LaRue
Democrats to Open State HQ in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa February 7 Special Chairman Nick Reed of the Democratic State Central Committee will open the state headquarters in Des Moines next Monday permanently. First priority will be the Bremer Butler district senatorial election where Democrats hope to elect a successor to the late Senator Gates.
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Des Moines
Nick Reed
Democratic State Central Committee
Bremer-Butler
Gates
Rev Valliant Improving, Expected to Be Able to Leave
Friends of Reverend Edgar A. Valliant pastor of the First Baptist Church report he is improving and it is hoped he will soon be able to go out again, indicating steady recovery from illness.
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Valliant
Edgar A. Valliant
First Baptist Church
Card of Thanks for Ethel Petter’s Family
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of little daughter Ethel and for floral offerings. George W. Petter and family.
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Ethel
George W. Pet
Crowder Mission Opens Third Week With Sermons In Dunkerton
Crowder mission in Dunkerton Iowa enters its third week with morning sermons and a 7 30 evening service led by evangelist Dr Crowder Attendance has grown and nearly twenty confessions of faith have been recorded The program includes Saturday evening lectures on agriculture roads rural schools and town promotion featuring local experts and educators Also notes an advertisement for Chamberlains Tablets by Mrs C J Martin Boone Mill Va advising stomach trouble relief
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Dunkerton
Teague
Hugh G. van Pelt
E. 8. Estel
H. A. Kiester
Waterloo Town Criers
C. P. Cosgrove
Iowa State Teachers’ College
M. N. Ten Eyck
Iowa State College
Ames
Margaret Meyers
Guy A. Feely
Iowa House of Representatives
Paul Davis
A. A. Burger
Black Hawk County
Corn Club
C. A. Nelson
C. J. Martin
Boone Mill
Martin
Chamberlain
General Hubbard of Minnesota Dead
Minneapolis reports the death of Lucius Frederick Hubbard a former five year governor of Minnesota at his son Charles F Hubbard's home He died at 5 40 p m after feeling unwell since his 77th birthday on January 26 A prominent figure editor miller railroad builder legislator and Civil War veteran Hubbard helped found the Red Wing Republican in 1857 and rose to brevet brigadier general in the Fifth Minnesota His death marks the end of a long state career with deep Civil War ties.
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Minneapolis
Lucius Frederick Hubbard
Minnesota
Charles F. Hubbard
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Hubbard
Miller
Red Wing Republican
Red Wing
Goodhue County
Keller to Address Public on Lecture Platform in Montclair
New York February 7 Helen Keller born deaf dumb and blind will make her first public appearance on the lecture platform at a socialist meeting in Montclair Wisconsin tonight. Although she has spoken to some extent in the past year the development of her voice under a singing teacher has reached a stage where her words will carry in an auditorium. Keller says the belief that loss of one sense heightens others is a fallacy and that patience aids bearing limitation.
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New York
Helen Keller
Montclair
Miss Keller
Ben
Miss Koetler
Trusty Stops Anil Delivery at Peoria Jail Fight
Peoria Ill Feb 7 four colored prisoners led by Frank Coleman Tom Jones John Tomlinson and Gilbert Pople attacked turnover Howard Tuttle turnkey slugging him with a towel roller and seizing keys Stewart a trusted man awaiting forgery trial heard the clash and fired three shots to block escape He then fired three more after Tuttle recovered none of the shots hitting their targets Coleman and Jones along with two others were placed in dark cells after the attempted breakout and delivery was halted by Stewart's intervention.
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Peoria
Ill
Howard Tuttle
Frank Coleman
Tom Jones
John Tomlinson
Gilbert Pople
Ed Stewart
Tuttle
Coleman
Joliet
Elmer Blough
Jones
Stewart
Cella
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Chas. Heald Weller
Harry E. Kiester
E. D. Hamilton
Marshalltown
Herbert M. Harwood
Town City
Tressurer
O. J. Benjamin
Nevada
Big Bull Himselfy
Bugs
DEMC
Crowder Mission
Gen. Hubbard
Anil
Forger
Turnkey
Ayl
Resinol Chemical Oc
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Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
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