Saloon Consent Reform and New Iowa Road Bill Debated
Des Moines reports a proposed liquor reform replacing petition consent with a direct popular vote on saloon sales in communities. The same session notes a road bill creating a state highway department and fund, with a state engineer and commissions to oversee trunk roads, funded by taxes and shared with counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Mr. Enger
Decorah
Enger
Iowa
van Law of
Marshall
State Highway Commission
State University
State Agricultural College
SEGUC
Anther County Boards of Supervisors
Judiciary Committee
Frank Standish in Critical Condition After Illness
Frank Standish, correspondent for the William Galloway Co., has suffered severe hemorrhages of the bowels and remains critical. He shows brief improvement after a day of weakness and is cared for at his brother Phi Standish’s Sunny Side Avenue home with his mother from Holly and sister Hattie nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Standish
William Galloway Co
Mr. Standish
Phi
Standish
Sunnyside Avenue
Holly
Colo
Miss Hattie Standish
St. Paul
Bert. Bunnell
North Waterloo rail yard notes and crew movements
Inspector A. D. Brooks visits as North Waterloo rail yard crews report for duty. New Illinois Central hires include Clyde Hell and five others. several shop staff lay off. Engine collisions near Peosia are being repaired with minimal downtime. Illness brings home Mrs Hurley while Mrs Witts returns to Oshkosh after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
German
A. D. Brooks
Chicago
Uwlinvis Central
MM. Kline
Fla. Thomas
Charles Calkins
Bennett
Wallace Moore
New Hartford
W. L. Tekes
North End
Illinois Central
Clyde Hell
William ¥. Deasil
Johns. Denham
Joseph Watkins
George McLeod
Aoachinists
Peter Robeck
Tom Abfalter
Round House
William Shehan
Peosia
Joseph Hurley
Waterloo
Henry Witts
Oshkosh
Wis
William [Isillian
Death recalls Waterloo's Dr Vroom in Whitten visit
Mrs B W Lehmnemann, former Waterloo resident, returned from Whitten Iowa upon news of the death of her uncle Dr W Vroom. He died Monday, services were held Tuesday, and he was cremated for burial in Leroy Minnesota. A prominent lodge member, he practiced in Ackley for years and lived in Whitten the last two. He was 61, survived by his wife and daughter Mrs Ray Reynolds of Whitten, and was the last of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Lehmnemann
Whitten
Dr. W. Vroom
Leroy
Minn
J. H. Vroom
Waterloo
Ray Reynolds
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days Claim
Advertisement notes PAZO OINTMENT promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with a druggist refund if not cured. Mentions money back guarantee and bivumen style reassurance. References b0c branding.
Poultry Show Delays Lecture Plans At Stage Center
Frustrated crowds at a poultry show expected a lecture by Judge D. E. Hale but a missing stereopticon machine caused the talk to be postponed. Prof Hale will lecture tonight using live birds to demonstrate poultry raising. Exhibitors from Jesup to Cedar Rapids compete for top prizes in Rhode Island Reds and Wyandottes as judges tally ribbons. Special exhibits include brooders and incubators while the Presbyterian church hosts a bake sale at Wilson and Anderson's grocery Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Hale
Express Company
Alc
Mrr. Hale
Association
Haskins & Son
Jesup
Rhode Island
William F. Volz
Cedar Rapids
FE. R. Shannon
John F. Libby
Shannon
Simmons Brogs
Stockton
Walter FH. Rollins
Trust Oil
W. J3. McMurtry
White Rock
Simmons Bros
Stockton, I
Warren Brown
Waterloo
Earl Welstead
R. Shannon
John Libby
Jack Brachey
Chillicothe
Mon
Éth
Building a Metropolitan Newspaper Style Analysis
Peoria argues for large staffs and strong circulation to build a strong newspaper. It cites the Des Moines Register and Leader merger as an example of investing in advertising and equipment. The piece links publisher investment to growth, noting how the merged Des Moines papers rose in influence within a 200 mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Herald-Transcript
Des Moines Register
Des Moines Leader
Des Moines
Register and Leader
Effect of One Bottle Cardus Tonic in Crandall Texas
Mrs Belle Teal recounts a severe illness lasting eight weeks after which she recovered rapidly after taking one bottle of Cardus. She credits Cardus with restoring her strength when her doctor could not. the tonic is advertised as pure safe reliable and gentle acting and ideal for weak sick women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Tex
Des Moines Builds a First Class Newspaper Boost for Peoria
The Des Moines example shows a city seeking civic prestige through quality media. Business leaders in Peoria are urged to match the move by investing in a first class newspaper, seen as a wise public benefit and city asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Herald-Transcript
Peoria
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Stages
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure destroys the disease foundation by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, offering $100 reward if it fails to cure any case. It touts constitutional treatment and urges sending for testimonials, with fallback note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Teke Hall
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Ame
Lafayette Street
Pedicord’s
North Waterloo and Railroads
Hiody Henig
Prof. Hale
Louis T. Johnson
Cedar Falls
G. L. Marsh
W. Farr
Ti. M. Diehl
Grundy Center
G. A. Gibson
Clarksville
S. W. Folk
Oclwein
W. F. Tapp
Westgate
Whannel
Frank G. Andrews
White Plymouth Rocks
Brandenburg Bros
Waverly
J. Reiksen
Fred F. Feurer
E. Schlutsmeyer
Streigel
C. Hf. Peverell
E. T. Grifin
Rhode Island Reds
FF. sSehoenbohm
Denver
Fith Cock
A. G. Studier
Readlyn
Jack Brackey
Alo
J. Freeland
Dumont
L. Sheldahl
H. Gramnorman
Sumner
A. Haskins & Son
Waterloo Poultry Yards
W. J. Campbell
Rose Comb
F. E. Shimer
Clarence Braend
Charles City
G. W. Sharp
Marble Rock
Y. D. Munger
W. E. Marsh
William WF. Volz
Ladies of the United Presbyterian Church
Wilson & Anderson's
West Fourth Street
BANK
Waterloo IA
Towa State Bank
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