Special Dairy Train Starts Across Iowa Readied Pontoon Lectures
Crowds across Washburn Iowa and La Porte City listen as the Rock Island special dairy train stops for lectures by Prof. Hugh Van Pelt and other dairy experts. The seven car train carries champion cows, dairy equipment, and separate cars for men women and children for demonstrations and education. The train tours northern lines toward March 4 with stops at Washburn 9 am and La Porte City 10 15 am.
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Rock Island
Llana
Waterloo
Washburo
la Porte City
W. H. Given
Mr. Given
E. I
Division
I. Mitch
Vinton
Hugh G. van Pelt
Thhe State
Iowa
Trade Notice Seeking Local Represent. t
Wanted trustworthy men or women as local representatives of a manufacturer. High class merchandise and reclaiming methods. $12.00 per week guaranteed with possibility of $30.00 and advance. Experience not necessary. Manufacturer Box 278 Philadelphia Pa.
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Philaacinhia
Program for Co. 8 Armory Dedication
Arrangements for the Company B armory dedication program were completed. Attorney B F Swisher will preside. The program features Governor Carroll, Gen. Guy A Logan of Des Moines, Col. H A Allen of the Fifty third regiment, Guy A Feely, Paul Davis singing, a quartet, and Cedar Falls band performances at the reception and grand ball.
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Company B
B. PF. Swisher
BF. Carroll
Guy A. Logan
Des Moines
H. A. Allen
Fifty-third Regiment
Guy A. Feely
Cuba
Paul Davis
Cedar Falls
Linden Happenings at Home and Social Events
Linden relatives visit from Shadron Neb return home. Marble family visiting Lisconth Ta. Miriam Park confined at State street home. Mrs Wright improving from ear abscess. Mrs Bachtel ill. Jukes welcome baby daughter. Linden ladies host George Washington supper at the church February 22 in costume with short program expected.
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Earl Bachtel
Adolph Jukes
Fainden Circle
George Washington
Western Railroad Financed to Resume Work to Scott Colo
Denver hard financing enables Denver Laramie Northwest Railroad to restart construction within days and extend line to Scott Colorado four miles north of Greeley. Charles Scott Johnson stays as president while W E Green remains vice president. M T Guerney of Des Moines Iowa becomes board chairman. F A Tridge of Madison Wisconsin named second vice president. Otto Huber of Rock Island Illinois to be treasurer.
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Denver
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad Company
Scott, Colo
Greeley
Charles Scott Johnson
W. E. Green
M. TL. Guerney
Des Moines
Trains Change to Twin Cities via Chicago Great Western
The Chicago Great Western after Invon now leaves Waterloo at 12:15 PM for Minneapolis with no car changes. It offers continuous dining car service and excellent meals in the cafe car, the only train with such service.
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Twin Cities
Chicago Great Western
Invon
Waterloo
Anhoon
Minneapolis
Ap. Mt
Building a bungalow style home with added bedrooms and cost efficiency
The article features William A. Radford offering free expert building advice by mail from Chicago. It discusses the bungalow's origins on the Pacific coast, possible Indian roots, and US log cabin influences. It notes the growing popularity of low cost, comfortable homes near cities, with typical layouts expanding to seven or eight rooms by extending roof space for three attic bedrooms.
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William A. Redford
Wiliam A. Radford
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Pacific Coast
India
United States
Bungalow Homes Promise Thrift For Young Buyers
A Radford editor extols bungalow living as a path to affordable home ownership. The piece argues open stair placement, no cellar optional, and finishing only later can cut costs while keeping comfort. It cites economy as essential, noting a home can be built for about the figures mentioned and highlighting prudent building choices for growing families.
City Adorns Itself with Electric Signs and Lighting
The city uses abundant electricity with well lighted streets and numerous electric signs, signaling an era of visible modernity and progress.
Duke Deposed as President Shifts to British American Tobacco
James Duke has been replaced by Percival Hill as president of the American Tobacco Company and has moved to chair the British American Tobacco Company Limited. Thomas Ryan is now credited with complete control of the old American firm. The British company has abrogated contracts with the former American firm.
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James 3. Duke
Percival S. Hill
American Tobacco Company
British-American Tobacco Company, Limited
Willight Thomas ¥. Ryan
American ‘Tobacco
Local Social News From New Hartford and Surroundings
Lew Hartford and others visit Mrs Kahler at Clarence Sprague home. The Hoffman Bronson meat market dissolves by mutual consent with J F Hoffman continuing the business. Various residents from Parkersburg Waterloo Des Moines Plainfield and other towns visit locals. new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Baltasan. Des Moines visitor Laura Ensign. several visits to Robt Van Gelder and families.
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Lew Hartford
W. W. Taylor
Plainfield
Grundy County
Warren Wheeler
Sarah
Knipe
Wm. Gowman
Minneapolis
F. C. Harmon
Shell Rock
C. R. Harmon
R. Presha
Si. Rock
Nurisery Games
Truly Conservative. Talleyrand and the creation remark
A witty remark attributed to Paul de Courrier frames Talleyrand’s conservatism. It suggests that if Talleyrand had attended the creation he would exclaim that chaos would be destroyed, highlighting his wary stance toward upheaval and reform.
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Talleyrand
Paul de Courrier
Mexican unrest nears expansion as Madero crackdowns
Rebel bands keep outbreaking in southern Mexico as President Madero intensifies efforts to quell the turmoil. Tia Rangó near the danger zone reports conditions turning dire amid the crackdown.
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Mexico
Madero
Tiarango
New Church Fund Boost From Westenberg Talk
Dr. Robert Westenberg delivered a lecture at First Presbyterian Church last evening to raise funds for a new church. The event drew a full house, raising 75 dollars from J. M. Graham’s class of young men, with hopes for further entertainments to grow the fund.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert Westenberg
Marshalltown
We Royvs
J. M. Graham
Dr. Westenberg
Delinquent Arrests For Disturbing The Peace And Liquor Incident
Bavide FE Matthews a machinist on Franklin Street was arrested after neighbors complained of a disorderly house. She received medical care in a women’s ward cell as witnesses are summoned for a Monday police court hearing. Minor Drank Liquor: Wessex Moore, 39, charged with supplying liquor to 14 year old William Reed at a dance hall last week under a warrant issued by probation officer J Starr.
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Bavide FE
Matthews
Avina Phe
Franklin Street
Awho
J . Starr
Wessex Moore
William Reed
Emerson on avoiding false positions and natural support
A concise quotation from Emerson asserts that every man should aim to act with integrity, aligning actions with the weight of nature to back him in all undertakings. The emphasis is on authenticity and moral steadiness in life choices.
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Emerson
Goon Entertainment for Monday Evening Program
The East Park Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor will present a musical literary program Monday evening February 19. The program features orchestra, vocal solos by Helen Koscosberger and other readings and piano and violin pieces by Avis Rhulin Enelah McCane Edward Stanford Florence Stines Myrtle Nash and more. Intermission will include refreshments.
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Goon Entertainment
The
Christian Endeavor Society of the
East Park Presbyterian Church
Helen Koscosberger
S.eecse Gees
Avis Rhulin
Enelah McCane
Edward Stanford
Florence Stines
Choral Union Formed by Central Church of Christ Members
Members of the Central Church of Christ choir formed a choral union. Officers elected include President J A Francis Vice president Mrs W E Robinson Secretary treasurer J E Webb Director W J Webb Organist Miss F Stines. Social hour followed with church ladies serving. Next meeting is the third Friday of each month.
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Central Church of Christ Choir
J. A. Francis
W. E. Robinson
J. E. Webb
Ww. J. Webb
F. Stines
W. J. Woebb
F. W. Richardson
J. J. Webb
IOWA WOMAN CLAIMS PINKHAM REMEDY HELPS
Ottumwa resident Harriet F. Wa ampler reports long persistence of female troubles and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her recovery after consulting numerous doctors. The notice promotes the remedy and invites women to seek confidential advice through Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
United States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harriet FE. Waampler
S. Ransom Street
Lydia R. Pinkham
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