Conference on Great Britain Note Signals Cautious Talks
Washington reports that officials consider Britain's preliminary reply conciliatory though no major concessions on search rights. Officials expect a supplementary note before broader negotiations resume, while ready to discuss special cases and intraborder questions. The White House awaits President Wilson's return to review the full communication.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Great Britain
High Seas
Ilgon
Jory
Pxt
United States
Suicide at Stringer & Co. after firm suspension
New York report states I. Stringer Jr., a junior member of Stringer & Co., died by self inflicted gunshot in his office moments after the firm was suspended. The death was announced on the stock exchange floor today.
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New York
Jan
I. Stringer
Stock Exchange
Stringer & Co
Swift's S. S. S. touted as cure for skin and blood ailments
An advertisement for Swift's S. S. S. claims it can heal eczema pimples boils and diseased blood by feeding the body with a purifier. It contrasts the remedy with improper doctors drugs and old salves and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and consult the medical department at Swift & Co Atlanta.
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Swift
Swift Mag
Atlanta
Saloon Problem to Be Discussed
The Greater Waterloo association outlines final steps at an Armory meeting next Monday. A stockholders session will follow with an open public discussion on open saloons in Waterloo. Directors and officers to be announced. nominating committee report due.
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Greater Waterlod Association
Armory
Waterloo
Russell- Lamson
Opena
Waterloo to Frisco Fair Tour Rates Announced
Tariffs issued to Waterloo agents set rail travel costs for world expositions in San Francisco and San Diego. The round trip fare is 59.20 with 6.50 lower berth or 12.50 standard sleeper. upper berth discounts apply if occupied. Portland add-on brings 75.85. All-year tourist rates 98.60 southern or western routes and 116.75 northern. Rates valid for three months with tickets on sale in Waterloo March 1.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Waterloo
Waterloo Railways
Frisco
Portland
Firemen narrowly escaped arrest over pasture crossing
Ackley Special reports William Winter tried to have the firemen arrested after they cut a fence and crossed his pasture to reach a burning building at the M and St. B yards pumping station. The fire destroyed the station and delayed the evening train about an hour as the chemical engine was dragged across the pasture to save time.
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Ackley
Jan
Wiliam
Linden Social Scene Notes and Family Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Parker and their two children visited Linden resident Mrs. Miranda Banfield on Lafayette Street Tuesday. Also visiting were Mrs. Banfield’s sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Huntley of Mound, N. D. The official board and their wives met at the church Wednesday evening with well-filled baskets and a fine picnic.
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Linden
Jan
Glen Parker
Miranda Banfield
Lafayette Street
Ideal Cottage Promises Comfort and Value in 7-Room Design
An economical seven room cottage features a combined stairway and grade door, coat closet, large pantry, and a front piazza with a rear balcony. The 24 by 26 main section has birch or gum wood first story finishes and pine on the second story with birch floors. Build cost excludes heating and plumbing is $2200. complete plans and specifications cost $165.
Community Notes and Visits Across Linden Area
Dr. T. M. Evans and wife were guests. Thomas Carroll of Wallace visited his sister Mrs. Herman Schwake at 169 Dearborn Ave. Mrs. Earle A. Baker and two children returned from Mason City. Mrs. A. B. Burgess left for Driscoll N D to resume duties as principal. Mrs. Miranda Bandfield and son Ervin returned from Janesville and Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mosher visited friends at Raymond. Mrs. Dora Hepler, ill with pneumonia, is slightly improved. Linden M E Sunday school officers election omitted cradle roll and home department names. Mrs. Emery moved from Dearborn to the house vacated by E. C. Moses. W F M held a meeting at Mrs. Wm Montgomery’s home on Thursday. There was a good turnout.
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T. M. Evans
Thomas Carroll
Wallace
8. D
Herman Schwake
Dearborn Avenue
Earle A. Baker
Mason City
A. B. Burgess
Driscoll
N. D
Miranda Bandfield
Ervin
Janesville
Raymond
Geo. Clark
F. J. Mosher
Dora Hepler
Linden M. E
Cradle Roll
Lillian Koch
Home Department
Carl Hills
Emery
Dearborn Street
E. C. Moses
Wm. Montgomery
For Sale and Wanted Ads from local listings
Compilation of miscellaneous late want ads including livestock prices farm exchange in Bottineau North Dakota crop reports and real estate offers. Items mention Rhode Island cockerels infants embroidery six room house in Lafayette Building Farmington Iowa and a 40 acre Iowa farm with $6500 price tag and $2500 cash option.
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Rhode Island
Hod Cockerels
East Mullan
G. Rodgers
E Bottineau Co
North Dakota
Commissioners of Agriculture
Bottineau Co
M. EB. Heath
Care Courier
Lafayette
J. ©. Carr
Farmington
Iowa
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