Sartori Will Distributes Cedar Falls Heirlooms and Cash
The Cedar Falls resident Joseph Sartori dies while visiting his son on the Pacific coast. His 1912 will names executors and allocates 800 to Mona Seltenrich and multiple 300 to Wangler and Sartori relatives, with cash to Feist family and a hospital gift in his lifetime.
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Joseph Sartori
Cedar Falle
Joseph Frank Sartori
Pacific Coast
W. C. Nubn
Cedar Falls
Louise Sartori
Anton Sartori
Lemars
Andrew Sartori
Mona Miller Seltenrich
C. D. Wangler
Clara Wangler Kerwin
Agatha Wangler
Gertrude Wangler
Roman C. Wangler
Louis
Helen W. Dotson
Nina Wangler Bronson
Mae Wangler
Ida Wangler
Anto Wangler, Jr
Baden
Germany
Sartori
Seltenrich
Caroline Feist Miller
Charles Feist
Rose Feist
Redistricting Iowa Faces Tough Political Divide
Washington Post reports that Iowa redistricting faces fierce conflict between political and commercial interests. Analysts say ten of eleven districts would favor Republicans if drawn by politicians. Critics argue districts should group commercial rivals to maximize representative usefulness.
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Washington Post
Iowa
Charles McLean
Dubuque
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Cerro Gordo
Mason City
Towa
Exposition progress speeds toward opening in San Francisco
San Francisco February 28 Charles Moore president reports Panama Pacific Exposition preparations are ahead of plan with twenty eight nations invited to participate and the site developments near completion. The service and machinery buildings rise as underground work proceeds and glass houses grow rage bushes for transplanting. The bay edge site promises direct ship unloading benefiting exhibitors. Two fountains by women designers Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs. Edith Woodman Burroughs are announced.
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San Francisco
Cal
Charles ©. Moore
United States
Moore
Bay Edge
Women of America
Harry, Payne Whitney
Edith Woodman Burroughs
Waterloo Chapter to Host Evening of Entertainment
Waterloo Chapter No. 158 I C fraternity presents a program at the Labor Temple at 8 pm. Hon Guy A Feely speaks on Parliamentary Law in the first of a series of educational addresses. Dancing will follow the program with many invitations issued to I C students and friends.
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Waterloo
I. C
Labor Temple
Guy A. Feely
Croxone Promises Quick Relief for Backache and Kidney Ailments
An advertisement extols Croxone as a new cure for backache, kidney trouble, bladder disorders, and rheumatic pains. It claims the remedy cleanses poisons from blood, soothes urinary organs, and works from the first use, with druggists offering purchase price refunds if it fails.
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Earth
Public utility bill seeks indeterminate franchise cure
A proposed Iowa Senate bill would replace perpetual franchise rights with an indeterminate franchise allowing utilities to use streets until the city opts to municipalize at state valuations. It also redefines pre 1873 grants and gives the commission authority to value utilities and set fair rates. A separate measure would make it a misdemeanor to accept passes to theatres or amusements, linked to St. Paul lawmakers.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
Commission
State Commission
Senate Committee
Free passes to theatre rapped by Ramsey county official
St Paul February 28 Following a complaint to the Ramsey county delegation Representative Frank Nimocks of Minneapolis was alleged to be the official distributor of theatre passes and free admissions in disputed manner.
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St. Paul, Minn
Ramsey County
Frank Nimocks
Minneapolis
Kenyon Attacks Free Seed Policy in Senate Debate
Senator Kenyon exposed the cost of the free seed program claiming it spent about a million dollars in four years. He labeled the policy a farce while noting over 48 million packages distributed and receiving farmer protests from Iowa to amend the policy to limit seeds to rare varieties. He urged eliminating the program except for rare seeds and those for dry regions.
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Washington, D. G
Kenyon
Congressional
Tie
O Mpany
Iowa
Congress
Senate
Pythian Lodge plans active district convention and concerts
The Pythian Lodge IO schedules a March 17 district convention with a social hour and membership drive. A March 18 concert at Waterloo theatre features Carolina White with Metropolitan Opera, with Caruso discussed for potential future Waterloo appearances.
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Knights of Pything
Sipper
Psd. Martin
Caruso
Opera Company
Carnac
Chautauqua Park
Simplicity of Mrs Wilson Disgusts Chicago Society
Chicago February 28 Mrs Woodrow Wilson's simplicity choice shocks society and prompts debate among modistes. The president’s wife plans a wardrobe around a $1000 expenditure with estimates of gowns, shoes, gloves and accessories sparking figures from $500 to $7000 in potential costs.
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Woodrow Wilaga
Chicago
Cnt
Gas bill dispute ends in fatal assault in Keokuk
In Keokuk Iowa Folio 28 a roomer Mrs Peterson allegedly assaulted elderly woman Marenece Wai over a gas bill. Wai was fatally injured after being dragged into a bathroom and locked there. The incident led to information filed against Mrs Toterson.
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Keokuk
Marenece Wai
Peterson
Sip
Fai
Toterson
Beauty Recipes and Home Treatments for Skin and Hair
A column titled Today's Beauty Recipes by Mme D Mlle presents home remedies for chapped lips, cold sores, pimples, and skin eruptions with Mothers Salve and a shampoo claim. It suggests a sugar and water syrup for figure plumping, a delatone paste for facial hair removal, and a complexion mix using maystone to improve skin tone.
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Wanglers
Fourth Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Bill
Public Utilities
St. Paul
T. L. Green
St.Paul
Ramsey
Greene
L. Minter
Norfolk
Nebr
Drageists
Pythian Lodge
Caruso Flere
Reine
Cyke
Ines
Artimyan Film O
Hammer
Cramer
Cyceka
Azo
Artura
Parker
Badger
Pennanta
Hamilton's Camera Shop
Cage
Woods Bros. Furniture
Olnicoiaws
Bridge Street
EROS
R. F. ND
Mme, D'Mille
Wittick Market
West Fourth Street
Oak Ridge Dairy Mile
Veal
W.A. Covell & Son
Commercial Street
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