May Prosecute Milk Venders Over Adulteration
State probes dairy products in Waterloo after inspectors test milk and cream for butter fat levels. Some samples fall far below required percentages leading to warrants for George Dentist and Sam Stamonious for selling milk with insufficient butter fat. Complaints sworn by State Food and Dairy Commissioner. hearing set for 2 pm. Fraternal Banker charity social slated at Soash halls with program, refreshments, and dancing to conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pura Food and Dairy’ Commission
Waterloo
George Dentist
Alberta Cafe
Sycamore Street
Sam Stamonious
West Side
Court of Justice
J. &. Dempster
O. P. Thompson
Yetate Dairy Commissioner's Office
W. B. Barney
State,food and Dairy Commissioner
Soash
Iowa City in Brief Reports Local Moves and Travel
A crowded city notes W. W. Beal's Iowa Northwest business, Belleflats reports, and several residents traveling for work. Licenses, illnesses, and hospital moves include a marriage license for Joseph Groff and Agnes Rosgen, Mrs. Stolte's surgical transfer, and Mrs. Bumgardner's pneumonia. Local officials and rail agents visit Waterloo, Des Moines, and Chicago, with a major housing move by Dr. Scott in Dike and Stillman relocating to Jacksonville, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LF. Noe
U. 6. Health & Accident Company
Iowa Falls
Lafe Shannon
Universal Concrete Machinery Company
Chicago
Joseph P. Groff
Oelwein
Agnes Rosgen
Waterloo
L. Stolte
Pine Street Hospital
EF. B. Warner
Cora McMahon
W. J. Bumgardner
Ninth Street
Leonard Thom
Winthrop
Lafayette Street
H. O. Powell
Dubuque
Illinois Central
Litchfield
Webster City
R. C. Thompson
Washington Apartments
Washington Street
J.W. Turtle
Union Pacific
Des Moines
G. F. Johnson
Lincoln Township
Waterloo Funeral Arrangements For Pontious Family
A woman arrived in Waterloo yesterday to attend the funeral of her brother H. Pontious who died last Thursday in Arcata California. The body is not expected until Saturday and the funeral will be military in nature. Pontious was a son of Isaac P Ponticus of the city and served in the Philippines years ago. Also this morning Attorney O C Miller reported a prized pointer dog died after ingesting poison along Commercial Street near his office. Children’s entertainment is planned for Friday evening at the First Methodist Church with admission ten cents.
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Waterloo
H. 4
Pontious
Arcata
Cal
Waterlco
Isaac P. Ponticus
Philippines
0. C. Miller
Pretty Wedding at St Marys in Waterloo
Miss Sybsilla Kaumanns and Mr. Leo Gindt wed at St Marys Catholic Church in a 9 o'clock ceremony read by Father Mulcahy. The couple, both long in Waterloo, will reside with the bride’s father at 42 Oak Avenue. A large breakfast followed with cousins and friends presenting gifts including a 112 piece clock made by the groom’s father.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Sybsilla Co. Kaumanns
Leo. P. Gindt
Father Forkenbrock
Mulcahy
Clara Neumann
Dubuque
B. A. Hazelman
Joe Blotz
Paul Gindt
Nau- Taan Company
P. LN. Gindt
Warning Given As To Seed Corn
A warning to farmers about seed corn says much stored corn is soft due to improper curing despite favorable autumns. Seed that fails to germinate or germinates weakly harms crops, as late planting often underperforms early planting, urging careful seed selection.
Leavitt and Johnson Trust Co. Shows Growth in Assets
The Leavitt and Johnson Trust Co. reports prosperity in its February 8 statement to the auditor of state. Deposits near 500,000 dollars while total assets approach 750,000 dollars, indicating strong financial position for the period.
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Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Courier
Auditor of State
Vote to Reduce Kaiser's Power in Alsace Lorraine Draft
Berlin report says Reichstag commission amended the constitution draft for Alsace Lorraine to remove imperial executive authority. A regent would serve life term and be nominated by the emperor on Bundesrat proposal, removable only by the Bundesrat. Vote stood 21 to 6 despite government opposition.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Alsace-Lorraine
Commission
Epilepsy Cure Claim Collected From Mrs. Bertha Hitchens
Bertha Hitchens of Logansport Indiana writes about her twenty year battle with epilepsy. After consulting the United Doctors she says a week of treatment ended daily spasms and she now suffers none. She urges others to seek relief and offers details by reply.
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United Doctors
Bertha Hitchens
Lester Challenge to Jack Johnson in San Francisco
The Chronicle reports on February 16 that Tommy Byrne on behalf of Jack Lester challenges heavyweight champion Jack Johnson. Burns says Johnson may be joking for publicity but would box Lester in a finished public bout with winner take all if Johnson agrees to a no holds barred match.
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San Francisco
the Chronicle This
Tommy Byrne
Jack Lester
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Lester
Burns
Strong and Well After Long Illness in Iowa
Mrs J D Sweazy of Webster City Iowa writes that after five years of catarrh and three years of severe illness she found relief through Dr Shallenberger of Chicago. After a careful examination and his treatment she recovered her strength and now feels nearly normal. She invites others to inquire. December 26 1910.
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Shallenberger
Chicago
J.D. Sweazy
Webster City
Iowa
Y W C A GA 2001 Members Reach 2351 Open Century Building Rooms
In Waterloo the YWCA reports 2351 pledged members surpassing the 2000 goal with 2255 one dollar and 680 five dollar memberships totaling 2855 dollars. Provisional committee plans second and third floor Century Building rooms for the YWCA headquarters during organization week Feb 28 with Miss Nettle Trimble and Miss Charlotte Davis assisting. Banquet set for Feb 27 to honor top fundraising teams.
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Waterloo
Irving
Nettle BE. Trimble
Minneapolis
Charlotte Davis
Cedar Rapids
H. T. Fisher
E. A. Boggs
Edward T. Alford
F. W. Warren
Cora Bunn
Henry Austin
Finance Committee
Meeting With Great Success Promotes W C A Work
A report notes the meeting achieved strong progress across all phases of the W C A work, with positive outlook and encouraging momentum for ongoing programs and activities.
Taft and Hebrews discuss treaty with Russia
In Washington on February 6 leaders in the Jewish community met at the White House with President Taft and Secretary Nagel to seek abrogation of the U S Russia treaty over Russia not recognizing passports held by American Jews. No decisions were made and a statement from the president was expected later.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Russia
White House
Taft
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Rebel prisoner spurns amnesty in El Paso
El Paso Texas February 16 governor Ahumada of Chihuahua wired Col Martin Pasillas insurgent leader in El Paso jail on neutrality charges offering his former position as a member of the Chihuahua bar his notarial commission and other preferment if he would quit the insurgent rank and become neutral Pasillas declined the amnesty remember the advertising entertainment Friday evening at the Fires M. KB church.
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el Paso
Tex
Ahumada
Chihuahua
Martin Pasillas
el Paso Jall
Pasillas
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Buchanan
Syndicate Bldg
W. W. Beal
W. W. Miller Bes
Elmo Bateman
Fort Dodge
W. H. Banton
Cedar Falls
F. A. Winslow
Vinton
T. W. Scott
Rath Packing Co
Dike
Edna Zwanziger
Addie Zwanziger
Waverly
William Brown
J. W. Kint of
Gelwein
Iowa State Savings Bank
EB. BH. Leppert
Michigan Central
Big Four
Frank Powers
Pukwana
S. D
St. Louis
John Andrews
Seventh Street
Weat
J. B Cropper
California
Texas
CG. H. Stillman
Jacksonville
Fla
BE. P. Dickinson
Pittsburg
Ohio
Stoke
St. Paul
Herman Paul
Susa A. Hoover
Harry A. Hoover
Will Keenan
Fred
Haiti
EB. A. Jessop
Cabinet
Woods Bros
State Street
J. E. Watson
Mt. Giiead
M. E. Church
ST. Mary's
L. & J.,trust CO
Kaiser
Tient
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Ind
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
East Fourth Street
Y.W. GA
the Fires M. KB. Church
Union Mercantile Company
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