River Pollution Discussed At Ames Meeting
The annual meeting of the lows Conservation association, with Iowa ornithologists and Iowa State College groups, will feature H V Pedersen on Stream Pollution in Town. Pedersen, sanitary engineer, warned Cedar River threats to public health and urged a sewage treatment plant. Other university professors are set to speak in Ames on February 27 and 28.
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Lows, Conservation ‘Association
Iowa Ornithologists
Faculty Women's Club
Iowa State College
Ames
H. V. Pedersen
State Board of Health
Pedersen
Greater
Waterloo
Cedar River
Commercial Club at West High Is Fully Organized
The first regular meeting of the newly organized West High Commercial Club was held last evening in the school theatre. About 40 members attended. The club aims to promote interest in the commercial course, support vocational research, and connect business leaders with the department. Officers: Malcolm Francis president John McDonald vice president Dorcas Lininger secretary Neda Billings treasurer. J O Trumbauer of Leavitt Johnson National Bank spoke on employer expectations and urged students to apply themselves to every task as if it were a long term job.
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West High Commercial Club
Little
West High
Malcolm Francis
John McDonald
Dorcas Lininger
Neda Billings
J.O. Trumbauer
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
West High Team Dominates Jesup Subdistrict Contests
West High took top honors at the Jesup subdistrict meet with Robert Pollard winning the oratorical class and Helen Swisher first in humorous contest. Arlene Stull and Margaret Rennell also placed in dramatic and oratory events, with Billy Luther and Helen Lertze earning second in their categories. Public speaking supervisor Miss Daette Gracey accompanied the team to the event.
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Jesup
Avith
Independence
Brandon
Newton
Waterloo
Robert Pollard
Helen Swisher
Arlene Stull
Margaret Rennell
Billy Luther
Helen Lertze
West High
Condition Improves for Anson T Hukill After Tests
Friends report Anson T Hukill’s condition more hopeful after x ray examination yesterday. Plates show no internal malignant growth and suspected infection appears temporary in nature.
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Anson T. Hukill
Chautauqua Style Radio Concerts and Talks Schedule
Palmer School of Chiropractic in Davenport reports a radio schedule with concerts, educational talks, and weather signals across 406 and 370 meters on central and eastern standard times. The program lists performers Miedke Orchestra directed by Walter Jessup and reader Bean, with chimes, educational talks by Walter Jessup, and various instrumental selections including Sousa pieces and the Washington Post March.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenpo
G. Stephan
Erwin - Hi
Karl m
Swindell
Miedke Orchestra
Berti Connell
Walter Jessup
Towa
State
Broversity
WGY General Bioectrie Company
Schenectady
n—Raudio
Spirit of America
Fox
Secret Service
Gillette
Gel Sorth
Hopkins
Ida Myrick Ndrth
Warner
Viola Karnowska
Wilfred Varney
Edward FB
St. Louis
Caroline Mitford
Margaret . Smith Lewis
Dumont
Captain “Thorne
Veeeeraward LL Snoleip
Henry Dumont
Enctane
James S
Mullarkey Benton-Arrelsford
Tranfederate Setres Servies
Prank Oliver Founas
Brad Warnes
Washington Post
Sousa
Telegraph Office
The
War Department
Bagley
Bill to roof Iowa highways to keep out moisture
Des Moines reports Senator Kimberly will introduce a bill in the Iowa senate to cover highways with roofs so roads stay dry and birds find shelter. The plan requires grading and drainage first and aims to make Iowa roads usable year round, eclipsing California highways.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Kimberly
Iowa Senate
Koots
California
Proposal for roofed roads using conservation funds and oiling upkeep
The plan would pay roots of steel construction from primary road and automobile tax funds while keeping roads through towns roofless. Main maintenance would come from gasoline tax funds, limited to keeping surfaces oiled. Roofs 18 feet high with a 3 cent width shell, posts painted white. Likely to be introduced as a substitute to the Packler bill.
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Packler
Crist Remembered Friends in Will Rest to Orphanages
Belmond Illinois philanthropist Henry Crist dies recently leaving large sums to personal friends. Henry Mskine of Girner Hancock county gets 3000. Ethel Fisher of Honolulu and Henrietta Burden of Rockford receive similar sums. H A Urady of Gazella California gets 10000. T A Crate of Arizona Texas receives 15000. After these bequests, residue goes to children’s homes in the state.
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Clanton
Henry 1, Crist
Belmond
Chi‘tren
Henry Mskine
Girner
Hancock County
Crist
Ars
Ethel Fisher
Honolulu
Henrietta Burden
Rockford
H. A. Urady
Gazella
Cal
T." A. Crate
Alano
Tex
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Focuses On Stomach Relief
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for gas acidity and indigestion. It claims chewing tablets neutralizes stomach acids, reduces belching, and leaves users feeling solid and comfortable after meals, with no drowsiness. Boxes cost 60 cents and are available nationwide in the U. S. and Canada.
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Stuart
U. S
Canada
Will directs estate bequest split among three homes
Myr Crist directs that the suit mentionay be free from taxes. after paying bequests and liquidating, the remainder is divided among Town Children's Home Des Moines American Home Plading Association Ottawa and Iowa Chris tian Home. Cornell Rhifts A J Sniek named executor. Estate valued around $200000. study hike noted.
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Crist
Town Children's Home
Des Moines
American Home Plading Association
Oltwmwa
Cornell Rhifts
A. J. Sniek
The
State Bank of Belmond
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild effective substitute for calomel to cleanse the liver and bowels. It claims the tablets revive quickly without harming teeth or gums and ease dullness and constipation, priced at 16c and 39c.
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Edwards
Few Calls For Help From Poor Reveals Relief Efforts
Sioux City reports show the relief fund area seeing comparatively few requests for aid as employment opportunities improve over the past year. Three women arrested for vagrancy were jailed earlier this week.
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Sabadon Army
Sioux City
Riot Disrupts Good Shepherd Home Visit
Last week at the Good Shepherd home a group caused a one hour riot during a Sunday night visit. In Dor Mea utrt yesterday they were shuffled in county jail for a year each.
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Good Shepherd
Dor Mea
Jall
Ends Head Colds With Pure Gream Product Claim
Historic ad copy touts a facial cream described as ending head colds and relieving nasal membranes. It promotes a local remedy with phrases implying quick relief, stifled by misspellings and jumbled terms. The ad targets weary readers seeking a quick, soothing solution.
Washing Won't Rid Head of Dandruff
An old consumer tip claims four ounces of Hautdarvon applied at night will dissolve dandruff. After gentle scalp massage, three more applications supposedly eliminate flakes. The ad promises the product Liquid Aceon from any drug store will work reliably, though the text is garbled and promotional in tone.
A Delightful Row About Maye’s Wonderful Remedy
A man recalls a domestic dispute over his wife’s long stomach and liver troubles. After employer guidance, she reluctantly tries Maye’s Wonderful Remedy and promptly improves, with the seller promising a money back guarantee.
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Maye
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Nxtere
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Wasteington
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Lomands
Lotole
Tnetading Hotela
Riven
My Accompa
Rome
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Crosley
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Standard Battery Service CO
5Th Street
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Stearns
New York
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Moparr
Blue-jay
New York City
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Dooce Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Totory
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