Richest Indian Gives A Million In Aid Of Rage
Oklahoma City reports on Jackson Barnett, a Creek allottee and reputed richest Indian, who plans a $150,000 hospital near Henryetta to serve Oklahoma’s 100,000 Indians at no cost. The deal involves Cato Sells and federal oversight, with Barnett’s simple life and wealth shaping the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
America
Oklahoma
Jackson Burnett
Henryetta
Ohio
Barnett
Cushing
Uncle Sam
Cato Selis
Washington, D. C
Indian Department
Cato Sells
Mr. Sells
Barrett
Happy Hunting Ground
Sells
Washington
Henrietta
Vamy
Jackson Barnett
Garnett
Okemah
Altho
Sunday Schools in Joint Convention at First Congregational
The Waterloo district of the State Sunday School association holds a Sunday school methods contentions this afternoon and evening at First Congregational Church. Elizabeth Dean and G. Herbrecht preside as leaders from Des Moines. A round table invites questions, with the master and a representative from each Protestant church invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
State Sunday School Association
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth Dean
G. Herbrecht
Young People's
Des Moines
the Naster
Pickett Proposed as Delegates at Large to RNC
Cedar Rapids notes Charles E. Pickett of Waterloo as a possible delegate at large to the Chicago Republican convention. Voters heard his Rotarians talk and praise his public life experience, patriotism, and loyalty to Republican ideals, urging him and others like him to be sent to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
Cedar Rapids
Charles E. Pickett
Waterloo
Yeaterday
Iowa
Delecate
Chicago
Charley Pinkett
Automotive Novelty Slips Into Waterloo for a Visit
A self propelled sleigh from Lime Springs arrived in Waterloo with Fred W. Mohr at the wheel and Frantis Schacht as passenger. Powered by a Ford motor belted to a five foot blade propeller, it white-knuckled nine hours 72 miles over rough winter roads. It travels 70 mph on ice and 40 on snow, with a fuselage style body and space for one passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lime Springs
Fred W. Mohr
Frantis Schacht
Repass
O H C case record sought as evidence in assembly hearing
In Albany today the trial of suspended Socialists resumes as Morris Hillquit blocks Walter Nelles from presenting the Kate Richards O’Hare record. Subpoena arranged while Judge Sutherland questions cross examination and Debs case references. Fire reported amid an estate dispute and a fatal arson attack follows a family estrangement.
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O'Hare
Associated Press
Albany
Ave
Morris Hillquit
Walter H. Nelles
Kate Richards O'Hare
Louis M. Martin
Assembly Judiciary Committees
Willquit
Hillquit
Seymour Stedman
Mr. Stedman
Wridays
Eugene ¥. Debs
Victor L. Berger
Arthur H. Sutherland
Debs
Canton
Bismarck
Wade
Sutherland
Mr. Stedmand
Stedman
Bomb failed to explode at Ballynahinch barracks
Brief notes: Ballynahinch constabulary barracks in County Down targeted by a bomb that did not detonate. Other items mention Berlin planning a war crimes bureau, twelve Russians recanting extremism and being released, French troops reported killed or captured near Houran, and burglars stealing jewels from Queen Louisa’s coffin at Charlottenburg.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ballynahinch
County Down
Berlin
German Bar Association
Leipsig
New York
Park Buford
Seive
London
Damascus
Houran
Palestine
Savs
Cairo
Charlottenberser Castle
Louisa
William I v
Woman Uses Ax to Scare Firemen as House Burns
In Fort Sheridan Wisconsin on February 24 a gray haired woman waving an axe and a shovel drove firemen from a blaze at the home of James Sweeney near Old Elm Golf Club. Chief M R Parker found the house ruined and the woman fled, identified as Mrs James Sweeney widow of the $70 000 Fort Sheridan estate. Authorities believe she may be with friends in Wighwood Park. William Sweeney.
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Parker
Samuel Marcus
Fort Sheridan
Sweeney
Ft. Sheridan
Jame Sweeney
Old Elm Golf Club
M. R. Parker
James Sweeney
Wighwood Park
William Sweeney
Deaths of Ray Bickner Baby Zouwertmayn and Mrs Hickle
Ray Nathaniel Bickner 23 died after gallstone complications at St Francis Hospital. He was from New Hartford Ila and burial planned there. Baby ZouwerMayn a son born to F J Zimmerman and wife died in St Francis Hospital with burial at Calvary. Mrs Edward Hickle of Willis ton Avenue died at Independence Hospital with survivors including husband and daughter Gertrude. funeral details not announced.
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Mabelle Clair Moody
Marielte Clair Moody
Berteh Avenue
Elmwood Cemetery
Petersen Bros
Moody
St. Francis Hospital
Hudson
H. J. Daggett
Fimil Garland
RB. F. Trap
Ralph B. Chambers
Waterloo
Ray Nathaniel Bickner
Hay Nathaniel Bickner
St.Francis Hospital
New Hartford
Ila
W. F. Bickner
O'Keefe & Town
Zouwermayn
F. J. Zimmerman
Harrison Street
O’keafe & Towne
Calvary
Edward Hickle
Williston Avenue
Independence
Gertrude
Rebellion rumors sweep Iron county prompts inquiry and candidacy news
District Attorney Mel. Donough denies any Iron county rebellion and vows federal aid while demanding a full investigation into the so called rum rebellion. Edward D. Shurtleff of Marengo announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator subject to the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Mel. Donough
Iron
Washington
Shurtleff
Wator
Rockford
Edward { D. Shurtleff
Marengo
Springfield
United States
Real Estate Board seeks loosened sewer work licensing
The Waterloo Real Estate board urged the city council to amend the nonprofit ordinance allowing licensed plumbers to perform water and sewer work. They claim it would save thousands yearly and cut maintenance costs, noting current craftsmen charge high rates and many homeowners do the work themselves for low wages. The petition was sent to the ordinance committee. A new electrical ordinance was adopted requiring factory and public building inspections every three months, and a revised penalties clause for misdemeanors was approved. Protests against sewer and paving assessments were filed, and Linden streetcar service extension received consideration.
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Waterloo Real Estate Board
Jyris
George W. Wood
H. B Blowers
Linden Addition
Linden
Free Methodist Church
Fatigue Beauty Destroyer Praised By Atchison Woman
Mrs. Elizabeth Hankins of Atchison Kansas reports fatigue from anemia lifting after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes improved appetite strength sleep and color and notes past nervousness and exhaustion. She recommends the pills and offers a free booklet upon request. Pills cost 60 cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hankins
Atchison Street
Atchison
Kansas
Cham berlain's Tablets Praised by Utah Buyer
Mrs A W Milna of St George Utah extols Cham berlain's Tablets for biliousness and constipation and urges readers to get them at the drug store. They cost a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Milna
St. George
Utah
Chamberlain
DOMT NEGLECT THE LITTLE ONES AD
A Cleveland reader protests parental neglect of sick children, calling a persistent cold a reflection on parents and urging Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy praised for stopping a child's coughing quickly. The ad claims the product contains no alcohol and is sold everywhere.
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Irs
J. S. Pitson
E. 148Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Foley
Alley vacation sought at Nobile and Douglass streets
The request seeks to vacate a portion of the alley abutting the property at Nobile and Douglass streets in exchange for which older property would be added to the Y Thr Siamese. The text notes a comparison to Chinese customs, mentioning long fingernails on women, sometimes tipped with silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cely
Nobile
Douglass Streets
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Aid Digestion After Meals
Stated as advice on correcting stomach troubles from overwork and digestion errors. Claims tablets enter the stomach like food and aid digestion, helping the body prepare for the next meal. Recommends taking after meals or before bed and buying from any druggist for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Influenza Relief
Terry Willis of Sandy Point Texas reports a severe cough improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He spent four or five dollars on other medicines before one bottle gave relief. The product contains no opiates and is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Terry Willis
Sandy Point
Texas
Black Hawk county board delegates at good roads convention
All members except Joseph Shirley who is ill head to Ames for the annual good roads convention. They are joined by Charles M. Fisher, county highway engineer. Also mentions Mrs. Q. Nesbit praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Joseph Shirley
Ames
Good Roads
Charles M. Fisher
J. A. Francis
Coun
Local grocery ad listing varied canned goods and staples
A cluttered advertisement lists prices and items for sale including Bordco canned milk at 90 cents for six, Navy beans at 55 cents for ten pounds, pure lard at 2.50, various coffees and sardines, dried fruits, macaroni, peanut butter, and other staples. It provides phone numbers and address 313 N BL 4th St, with multiple brands and package sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Monarch Coffe
Foley Kidney Pills Ad From Old Magazine
An advertisement targets middle aged adults noting tiredness back pain and reduced vigor blamed on kidney issues. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to strengthen kidneys banish backache and purify the blood with a testimonial from Rev W F M Swyndale of Macon Georgia praising readiness to endorse the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
W. F. M. Swyndale
Macon
Women Need Not Stand It in St. Paul Neb Letter
A St. Paul Nebraska woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending four years of periodical pain and restoring her health. The letter, from Mrs Will Thomas, asks public publication to help others with similar troubles and promotes the product as a standard remedy for female ills based on testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Neb
Lydia E. Pinkham
Will Thomas
St. Paul
Neb
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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William T. Hays
Stephenson County
Til
Hardin County
Emma Fossler
Clarence
Clifford
FP. M. Johns
Ackley
Town Falls
Dalrymple
Hata
Ian
E. Lawrence & Co
C. J. Miller
Hansen & Hansen
Henderson Drug Co
fHlorns Drug Co
Moore Drug Co
C. L. McDermott
Wanger Bros. Co
WM. BE. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
Cest
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank Blig
Town
C. A. Boatman
D.D.S
J. Bank
Tours
E. T. Jaynes
Franklin St
F. C. Lee Optometrist
Sycamore Street
Eae
Lillie A. Arnett
Commercial Bank
Kullertan Place
Korein
Aey Draggiet
Bae Eas
MSS
Balen
C. Stinehart
Ty Auditor
Tidere
Mayr
Wangler Bros. Hansen & Hansen and Druggists
Theouta
James P. Donahue
Colfax
Minera Spriess
Rock Island
Slim
Jerry
Theo
Menis Fashion Shop
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