Iowa hotel men in shop talk at Russell Lamson luncheon
Iowa hotel men gathered for a luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson as the State Hotel association's vice presidents and executive committee discussed incorporation, hotel inspection law woes, and ten hour work limits. Attendees included C G Holden and leaders from multiple hotels. a Des Moines meeting is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws State Hotel Association
C. G. Holden
Horten-Holden Hotel Company
Iowa State Hotel Association
Altho
Iowa Hotelkeepers’ Assoccilation
Geo. N. Christian
Frank A. Warden
H. L. Hanson
Des Moines
Holden
Supreme Court
Halden
Mary
CO. B. Taylor
Montrose
Catny Rapids
Walter Canady
Ames Hotel
Ames
Sam Paine
Johnson Kangs
Red Oak
W. Gustafson
Jackman Hotel
iStonx City
Den
Ho‘lel
Gossard Sale and Spring Displays At Local Store
The store runs a month long clearance on winter merchandise with one third savings this week and notes about the Gossard sale. Irish Lacy Makers exhibit on the second floor next week, Mabel Miller at the front counter, and new waists show next Monday. Mrs Sweeney brings wool dresses and spring hats from the Chicago market, with early spring hats for Southern tourists. Stock clearance includes a one third price reduction on silks, and overall business has been satisfactory with expectations of better times ahead.
Death of Young Teacher Mae Mosely Mourned
Miss Mae Mosely, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs O D Mosely, resident west of Hudson, died yesterday after appendicitis. A Iowa State Teachers College alumna, she taught in Lincoln and Poyner townships and was valued by the county superintendent. Survived by parents, a brother and sister. Funeral Thursday at Brethren church conducted by Rev William H Beachler.
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Hudson
Mae . Mosely
O. D. Mosely
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Lincon Township
Poyner
Black Hawk
Indoor Golf Club Driving Contest At Stewart-Simmons
The indoor golf club will hold a driving contest on Ute practice links on the second floor of the Stewart-Simmons Building at 714 15 Jefferson Street. Membership has risen well over last year and officials predict a strong contest tomorrow evening after successful preliminary work.
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Stewart-SimmonsLuilding
Jefferson Street
Uric acid blamed for kidney strain in meat eaters
An old advertisement claims uric acid from meat overwhelms kidneys causing weakness, headaches, and other ailments. It promotes Rheumasalts as a cure, stating it flushes kidneys, cleans the stomach and intestines, and restores eliminate function. The product is advertised as inexpensive and effervescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinwn Authority
America
Apany
Minn
Supreme Court docket and county board notes
Jerk Pettit received a copy of the supreme court docket for the next term listing cases from Hlack Iank county to be heard in February. Cases include Garland corporation vs Waterloo Loan & Trust Co and others. Morrison bank vs W R Jameson submitted with a $46,000 verdict in favor of the plaintiff. County board appointed overseers of the poor with salaries unchanged: Waterloo J F Klingaman 780, Cedar Walls Sr B Phillips 200, La Porte City D R Plants 100. District Court filings include Louise A Preston v Merri Preston for divorce and separation, with injunctions and name restoration sought. Anna Martin granted divorce from Roy F. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerk Pettit
Supreme Court
Hlack
E. A. Boggs
Jameson
Boggs
Waterloo
J. F. Kliingaman
Cedar Walls, Sr
B. Phillips
la Porte City
D. R. Plants
Ofiner
Louise A. Preston
Merri Preston
Louise A. Benzon
Anna Martin
Roy Fi. Martin
Annual Meeting to Start Tonight at First Baptist
The First Baptist Church schedules its annual meeting tonight and tomorrow with a 2:30 devotion, department reports, and an address by Ina Burton of Chicago on “The Greater Outlook.” A church supper picnic and officers’ elections will follow, with Mrs. Dorgan’s violin solo featured.
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First Baptist Church
Ferris Drew
H. L. Thomas
G. H. Thompson
Justin Prescott
J. R. Vaughan
Alice Eason
Ina Burton
Chicago
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
W. L. Dorgan
First Congregational Church
Dates Set for Black Hawk County Teachers Institute
County Superintendent Margaret Myers announced a teachers institute for Black Hawk county pedagogy staff to be held February 4 3 and 6 in the manual training building at Waterloo east A strong program with widely known educators is planned The first two days Thursday and Wednesday offer rural sessions open to all and Saturday morning focuses on city teachers Most rural schools will close during the institute to allow attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Myers
Teachers’ Institute For
Black Hawk County
Waterloo East
Friday Horse Inspections Begin for Artillery Stock
William Holland announces weekly Friday inspections for artillery horses. Owners may bring horses aged 1 to 9 years, 16 hands tall, 1150 to 1400 pounds. All colors accepted except light grey. Buyers from the East plan to attend. Holland promises courteous handling and careful regard for owners' interests.
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William Holland
Holland
G. A. R. Officers to Be Installed
Officers of Robert Anderson post Q. A. R. will be installed publicly next Friday evening in the G. A. R. ball. R. M. Dewey conducts the rites. The 7 o clock session is open to families of past members, the Ladies of the G. A. R., and the Woman's Relief corps. After installation, comrades and guests will enjoy a social time.
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Robert Anderson Post
Q. Alr
G. A. R. Ball
R. M. Dewey
Woman's Relief Corps
Collision on Fourth Street Bridge Involving Hack Taxi and Car
A taxi hits a Bradley hack on the Fourth street bridge, overturning the rig and injuring the driver as a street car then collides into the wreck. The incident prompts pedestrians to condemn reckless driving and unsafe public hacks. Blim Coal Co. advertisement notes coal price.
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Fourth Street
Innather
Henry Hellenschmidt
Bradley
Ross Line
Earned $50 for Little Apology
Evans Davis pleaded guilty after drawing a knife on Patrolman Lee Smith following an arrest the night before. He was fined 100 dollars, reduced to 40 upon apologizing, which he paid. Earlier he warned a business contact he would stay away from trouble, but soon visited Smoky Row for a party and ended up jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Davis
Lee’ ‘Smith
Davis
Smoky Row
Coconut Oil Fine for Washing Hair
A vintage note recommends coconut oil as a mild shampoo alternative. It says soap dries the scalp and hair, while plain coconut oil creates rich lather with water, cleanses dust and oil, and leaves hair soft, silky, and manageable. It notes coconut oil is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
Acid Stomachs Warned Against By Simple Antacid
A historical note explains acid in the stomach causes irritation and most stomach troubles. Ordinary medicines fail to address the acid source. A teaspoon of bisulated magnesia in water after meals neutralizes acid, prevents fermentation, and allows normal eating with caution. Keep magnesia handy from any druggist.
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Russell-Lamson
Paul Pavis Tae
Miller
Honghy
Mabel Miller
Federal Block
Singh
Hes
M. Q
Mineral, Specialties CO
Austin Ave
Corn Belt
Telephone Company
Whursday
McAskill
B. W. Grove
Blim Coal Co
Jan’y
Nene
T'S Safe
Alana
de Alues
Herbert Kaufman
Ica
Kaufman
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