Redistricting map eyed for Iowa politics fortunes
Washington February 12 report on a draft map of Iowa congressional districts. Des Moines plans would shift Linn and Cedar Rapids into the Third district affecting Good and Connolly. Pickett may seek the Fifth, Woods and Francis face new alignments. Debate centers on district compactness and future races.
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Washington
D. C
Iowa
Senate
House
Congress
Des Moines
Republcan
Reublican
Martin J. Wade
Pepper
Good
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Good
Dubuque
Maurice Connolly
Mr. Connolly
Dubuque County
Connolly
Marshall
Tama and
Grundy
Benton and Jones
Pickett
Charles I. Pickett
Delaware
Buchanan
Hamilton
Story
Tama
State House
Brown Couple Mark Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Twenty-two guests gathered at the Brown residence on Lafayette Street as Mr. and Mrs. BE. F. Brown of this city celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary. Married in DuPage County on February 11, 1858, the couple has since lived in Bennington township and Waterloo. They were joined by their son R. E. Brown of Kankakee and daughters Mrs. H. H. Steeler of this city and Mrs. Al. Holdiman of Dunkerton, plus grandchildren and relatives.
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BE. F. Brown
Sity
Lafayette Street
DuPage County
Bennington Township
Waterloo
R. E. Brown
Kankakee
Ill
H. H. Steeler
al. Holdiman
Dunkerton
Brown
Alleged Discovery of a Cancer Germ
An excerpt from Dr Edwin Walker of Evansville Ind details his Paris trip to verify Dr Gaston Qolins cancer cure claims. Walker describes finding Qolin in refined quarters after moving from Rue Vaman to Boulevard des Invalides and recounts Qolin as a small well fed Frenchman who claimed fifteen years of solitary cancer research without hospital ties.
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America
Odin
Friedmann
Paris
Journal of the American Medical Association
Edwin Walker
Evansville
Ind
Walker
Amall
School Diseases and Transmission in Public Health
Children of school age suffer diseases like measles scarlet fever and diphtheria more often than adults. Large outings from home and contact with larger groups raise infection risk. Despite decline of shared cups and towels, disease transfer remains via pencils kerchiefs lips and similar items. The school playground and classroom affect public health by concentrating children.
Diphtheria Germ Carriers Define School Health Policy
A University of Chicago expert notes that healthy germ carriers among children raise infection risk when schools start and fall when they close. Diphtheria and scarlet fever rise with new school contacts. carriers in a family can spread disease to nonstudents. Control now centers on detecting and isolating carriers rather than broad disinfection or closures.
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O. Jordan
University of Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Death of Gladys Shook at Presbyterian Hospital
Gladys Shook aged 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Shook of 227 Edwards Street, died yesterday after a illness marked by pneumonia and kidney congestion with dropsy listed as immediate cause. Born July 30, 1904, she had been bedridden much of her illness. Survived by parents, several sisters and brothers Charmon, Blytha, Kenneth, and a baby brother. Funeral at the family home Friday at 2 pm with 2:30 pm services at Lagangenus Evangelical Church, Rev. J. M. Rawtorg in charge. Interment at Fairview.
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Gladys Shook
Laganenus
Legislator Feud Over Fitch Article in Chicago Paper
Springfield Feb 12 A sensational clash erupted in the Illinois House as Representative W N Shanahan of Chicago accused Representative George Fitch of Peoria of being paid to ridicule legislators. Fitch apologized saying the article was humorous and would refrain from personal commentary. The dispute continued with mutual accusations and calls for retracting claims.
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Springfield
George Fitch
Peoria
WN. Shanahan
Chicago
Fitch
Shanahan
House Journal
State of
Illinois
Tam
General Assembly
Mr. Shanahan
Mr. Fitch
Munro
King
Lake
City in Brief Se a Buchanan to See and more local items
Brief city notes report Eyes test ed and lenses ground for Se a Buchanan. Mrs. John Riordan was called to Cedar Rapids by ill mother. Betsy Parker wills split between two daughters with executrix named. Crystal Ice & Fuel advances filling west side homes, ice at fifteen inches. Peddicord & Foster award double storefront contract to Black Hawk Construction for Kehe & Klem. cost near 12000. Fire at 116 East Tenth due to defective flue. twentieth alarm this February. Kuhns family visiting Hanover. five below zero this morning. Pen crossed tara line downward at 3 am. Margaret Sigworth of Anamosa visiting Lamson home. Ingrahams from Seattle arrived in Waterloo. Fannia Rohenkohl trips to Minneapolis for ten days.
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Nicholas Kern
Ife
Betsy W. Parker
Ernestine Cofton Daggett
Susie Adelaide Parker
Crystal Ice & Fuel Company
Peddicord & Foster
Readiyn
Black Hawk Construction Company
Kehe & Klem
Webb White
East Tenth Street
Margaret Sigworth
Anamosa Ja
Lamson
J. F. Ingraham
Seattle
Waterloo
Fannia Rohenkohl
Minneapolis
Waterloo Girl Among Co Eds
Miss Ramona Harrod, a former Waterloo girl, is linked to plans by Evanston co-eds to establish Bachelor girl flats inspired by a Kappa Kappa Games group. The Chicago Tribune notes rumors of groups aiming to start flats with several named participants.
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Ramona Harrod
Waterloo
Chicago Tribune
Evanston
Kappa Kappa Games
Sue Markley
Jerene Farnham
Mary
Four Women Found Living in Furnished Flat on Orrington Avenue
Head and Miss Ramona Herrod led four girls who startled North Western University by moving into a furnished flat at 1732 Orrington Avenue and planning to keep house themselves under chaperoned supervision. The dean of women noted the arrangement, with customs at Ivanston College guiding housing quarters.
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Ramona Herrod
North
Orringtop Avenue
Ivanston College
Ife
Drewe Ban Word
Kansas City and South Omaha Livestock Markets Report
Market notes from Kansas City and South Omaha list cattle hogs and sheep receipts for today with prices and openings. Cattle and hog markets opened higher, with steers and hogs showing gains and lambs and yearlings noted among receipts.
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Kansas City
Colorado Lambs
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Dni
Alo Gray
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago reports mixed cheese and poultry prices with steady potato receipts. Wisconsin and Minnesota show varied figures. Michigan lists notable values. Abstract mentions Young Americans and ATG UTA in coded market data.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Uta
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Make This a Want Ad Day in Waterloo Courier
A promotional note inviting readers to use the Waterloo Evening Courier for want ads promising greater results. It asserts the paper has more than double the paid circulation of competitors in its territory to attract advertisers.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Crawford
Carroll
Dickinson
Clay
Buena Vista
Boone
Greene
Mr. Woods
Dickinson County
Spirit Lake
Leslie E. Francis
Francis
Hubbard
Emmet
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Woods
Emmet County
Indian Bicycles
Guy W. Campbell
Daya
Muuro
Shangtan
Cook
Pontleman
Majestic
John Riordan
G. W. Kuhns
Hanover, Ill
Tom Morris
Lamson Bros. & CO
Tradi BK
McElroy
Marsh Plate
Donight
Tom Tirke
Strar
Wellington
Sige
Mullan
Cedar Street
Rocky Island
F. R. Asquith
Burch Bros. Company
Loi
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