Town Criers Push State Publicity Effort in Iowa
Town Criers meet tomorrow to review a year of publicity work and advocate for a state publicity bill. Des Moines Admen’s club chief T W Le Quatte plans attendance at the Iowa convention. A committee drafts the measure for presentation to the legislature while a prize is offered for the best paper on the bureau’s rationale. Queen council dance set for June 18 at the K of P temple with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Criers
Town Criors Club
Harry B. Kiester
Norman Vichty
Kiester
Des Moines Register
S.C. Dobbs
Associated Advertising Clubs
Ammerten
Iowa
Admen's Clubs
Des Moines
T. W. Te Quatte
Admen’s Club
John C. Simpson
State Board of Agriculture
H. E B. Kiester
Town Criers’ Club
Waterloo
T. W. le, Quatte
Des Moines Admen’s Club
Knights Templar In Special Meet At Ascalon Commandery
Ascalon Commandery No. 25 K T will hold a special meeting starting at 4 pm with Red Cross work to be exemplified and a candidate in waiting. Supper at 6 pm. In the evening the Order of the Temple work will be carried through with Grand Master J W Edwards of Mt Pleasant present to exemplify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascalon Commandery
No. 25
K. T
Red Cross
Order of the Temple
J. W. Edwards
Mt. Pleasant
Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville Circle
A reader from Graniteville recounts relief from menopause symptoms using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites complete restoration and urges other women to seek the medicine and Mrs. Pinkham's guidance from Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville, Wii
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fattening Cattle on Ensilage Experiment Reported
Harvey J. Ness on his Orange township farm trials ensilage feeding for wintering cattle instead of corn. Hess has 19 steers fattening on ensilage with corn meal and cotton seed meal, aiming for market ready status with lower costs. The plan reduces feed cost and may fund another silo, challenging typical corn-based fattening profits amid higher corn prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Nless
Orange Township
Hess
Ness
Por LaGrippe Coughs and Stuffy To his Take Foley's Honey and Tar
Por LaGrippe coughs and stuffy throats prompt Foley's Honey and Tar relief. The safe non opiate remedy quickly eases symptoms, expelling the cold from your system. J. K. Joder & Son advertise this trusted cough medicine for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. K. Joder
Amusements at Syndicate and Waterloo Theatres
Amusement notices describe the Krecken Ridge stock company opening with Nebraska at the Syndicate amid heavy crowds despite heavy snow. Tonight Western Life in Westerner in New York will follow. On the Frontier graces Waterloo on Thursday with thrills and bargain prices. Louis Mann brings The Cheater to Waterloo on Wednesday with strong reviews from New York critics.
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Hkreckenridge Stock Company
Syndicate
Nebraska
Western Lfe
New York
Waterloo Theatre
Louis Mann
Waterloo
Mr. Mann
Lyric Theatre
Coates family fined for hunting without license in Cherokee
Deputy game wardens rounded up a Coates family clan for hunting without licenses. C. J. D. Coates, Wm. Coates, Francis Coates, Jimmie Coates and others pleaded guilty. John Coates was continued. Each fined 25 dollars plus costs. Warden Lincoln vows continued enforcement.
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Cherokee
HW. Yordy
Martin
C. JD. Coates
Wm. Coates
Francis Coates
Jimmie Coates
John Coates
Pelton
Lincoln
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Rapid Grippe Cure
An advertisement extols Pape's Cold Compound as the most effective harmless cure for colds and grippe. It promises relief after the first dose and asserts a 25 cent pack ends symptoms after three doses, noting quinine is ineffective for colds.
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Pane
Pape
Tough On The Birds By Airship Hunters
A critique argues hunting from airships wipes out birds and nests. It condemns aerial, land, and water shooters as unsporting and urges airgun bans and stronger enforcement to protect bird life and the ecosystem. The piece laments the loss of the birds’ last refuge in the sky and calls for preserving wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlington
Weather Prophet Forecasts Cold Morn, Mild Afternoons
John C. Busby of Independence Iowa delivers a February outlook predicting a split month with cold first half and mild stormy second half. He warns of heavy snows in the north and Midwest, rain in the south, a great norther reaching Texas, and multiple planetary conjunctions including Jupiter and the sun. He also cautions readers to stay by their fires amid wind, snow, and blizzards, noting Venus as a perpetual-day world and offering celestial observations.
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Courter
Middle West
Texas
Southwest
Rocky Mountains
Saturn
Moon
Jupiter
Mars
Mercury
Keokuk Gate City
Iowa
Allme
Gate City
Venus
Earth
John C. Busby
Independence
Greeks Pay Total Of $705 In Fines
Aged man becomes light fingered when intoxicated. Nineteen Greeks arrested for gambling or disorderly houses. seven teens paid fines and discharged. Total fines 3785. Two proprietors remain jailed, not released without $100 each. Various court cases include George Smith drunk and disorderly ten days labor, P Moody drunkenness and theft, Perry Goodsell paroled, A D Mason rheumatic but able to crook his elbow, and a Foler Kidney Pills advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Sioux City
P. Moody
Horses Wanted Regular Sale At Waterloo Commission
William Holland of the Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company announces the next regular horse sale for Saturday January 21. Horses should be in the stables days prior for best condition and advertising. Buyers from Seattle Spokane Canada Montana North Dakota Minneapolis St Paul Wisconsin and the southern market will attend. Consignors may obtain top dollar through the auctioneers efforts and broad trade network.
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William Tolland
Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company
Seattle
Spokane
Montana
North Dakota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Huyere
Iam
William Holland
Local Masonic and church notices in West Waterloo
West Waterloo M B 4 regular meeting Wednesday evening, all members urged to attend. A F and A M called meeting Jan 17 at Masonic temple to work first degree. Master Masons invited. Aeconomia club meets Mrs Knowles Jan 18. WRGs attend funeral of Comrade Bouck. WRC to lead flag service. Another funeral in Albany for Comrade Bouck. Bible study led by Grace Saxe at First Presbyterian tonight. church supper planned at James Black home. First M E ladies hold all-day meeting Jan 18 with picnic lunch and missions programs. Ladies Social Union of Universalist meets at Mrs Platt’s home Wednesday afternoon.
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West Waterloo M. B
A. FP
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
Masonic Temple
Bouch
G. A. KR. Hall
G. B. Bouck
Albany
Beach Streets
Church
Fairview Cemetery
H. W. Reherd
Grace Saxe
First Presbyterian Church
Jasson
James Black
Ladies ’Aid Society
M. E. Church
F. A. Becker
South Street
Becker
Aid Society
Ladies' Social Union of the Universalist Church
F.C. Flatt
2. G. Langlands
Platt
Third Street East
Fire Originates From Ash Pile At Peerless Cream Separators
Fire department responded at 3 45 a m to a blaze stemming from an ash pile at the Peerless Cream Separator works on Second street east. A nearby small building burned from embers but no injuries reported. Wind upped the fire as hot ashes rekindled. William Louden of Fairfield attended the company meeting and dairy interests in town. He leads Louden Machinery Co. maker of dairy equipment including cow stalls and feed carriers.
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Second Street East
William Louden
Iowa Manufacturers’ Fire Insurance Company
Fairfield
Mr. Louden
Iowa Dairy Farm
Shoemaker Dairy Farm
Louden Machinery Company
Wisconsin Educator Carey Speaks to Cedar Falls Students
Prof C B Carey, Wisconsin superintendent of public instruction, addressed Cedar Falls Normal students on Friday. He discussed education, noted health concerns of A C Page from the state college, and praised local efforts in music and school activities.
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Cedar Falls
A. C. Page
State College
H. H. Seerley
New York
Isabel Loomis
Loomis
Charles City
Hlauser
Edward Hansen
State Teachers’ College
Co. BP. Carey
The Advancement of the Normal School Highlighted
The speaker addressed teachers at chapel exercises discussing national progress in normal schools. He contrasted Iowa’s eight small normal schools with the country’s single state program and endorsed Iowa’s educational methods as particularly appealing.
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Iowa
Try This Home Made Cough Remedy
An old remedy promises rapid relief from deep seated coughs with a Pinex based syrup. Mix sugar, warm water, and Pinex to create a therapeutic cough syrup said to ease chest pains, bronchitis, and unrest. It claims a 24 hour improvement and money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
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United States
Canada
Pinex
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Sunny Monday Soap Cleans In All Water Temperatures
Naphtha soaps work in cold water and all water types. Sunny Monday laundry soap cleans, softens hard water, and does not shrink woolens or fade colors. It doubles clothes life and offers economical use across temperatures from cold to boiling.
Liver Pills Earn Bank Cashier's Confidence
A bank cashier, A. L. Wilson of Sparta Hl, testifies to Dr. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Anti Pain Pills. He reports they act naturally and easily, helping frequent headaches with immediate relief. Wilson served many years as cashier of the First National Bank of Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
A. L. Wilson
Sparta
Wilson
First National Bank of Sparta
Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills advertisement claim
An advertisement for Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills promotes a gentle non habit forming formula from Miles Medical Co Elkhart. It states many liver pills are harsh but these work naturally without griping and offer a refund if the first bottle fails to help.
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Miles
Miles Medical Coy
Elkhart
Epi
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Tate Publicity
Nigist
HM. E. Kloster
K. of P. Temple
Knights Templar
Harvey J
Cory
Erner
Tonigit
Coates
Prophet Busby
Lotely Star
New
Ohio Fork
W. A. Bryant & Sons CO
J. K. Joder & Son
Aéconomia Club
J. B. Knowles
Fourth Street East
Rock Island
C. I. Carey
Conta
THE
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
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