Deets Wins Office in Iowa Traveling Men's Election
In Des Moines, Deets won the 0.1 MLA office as president amid a strong showing by Rex Barrowman and Emerson. The Iowa State Traveling Men's Association elected a full board with Hunnell prevailing for two years, Freudfit and Hunt securing seats, and Palmer winning a one-year director term. Official counting extended to 9 PM with a crowded Auditor ium awaiting results.
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Iim
Tone
Wis Rex
Barrowman
aNerly
Emerson
Palmer
Lugeobell
Hunt. Smith
Hamilton
Isham
Needham
Cobb
Alien
Walker
Hughes
Newquist
Webster
Andrews
Des Moines
Jac
KL. (. Devis
Iowa State Traveling Men's Association
J. &. Ivish
Harry E. Rex
Deeis
Rex
T. B. Cockerly
W. B. Emerson
Cookerly
Hunnell
Doreey
Ralph A. Freudfit
James L. Hunt
W. H. Smith
George E. Hamilton
Hallion
Elmar
Themias J. Needham
A. HE. Cobb
John Allen
C. E. Walker
B. M. Hughes
D. OC. Newquist
Cascarets Promise Quick Cold Cure with Laxative Claim
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the best way to cure a cold by cleansing the liver and bowels. It urges taking one or two Cascarets tonight with the promise that the cold may be gone by morning.
Unclear Text on Presidential Compensation and Directorships
Fragmentary OCR notes reference neglected declarations by the President Hill and list Secretary salaries with compensation of 0 and directorship pay of 404 per year. Details are garbled, but imply discussion of official pay figures and appointments in a historical context.
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Hill
Nelly O'Brien Talks to Women at Gaelic League Event
Miss Nelly O'Brien spoke to the Women’s club about Gaelic League aims to revive Ireland’s language and culture. She traced her Irish lineage and described the league’s work, with questions from attendees and a tour of the Paul Davis store exhibit of Irish crafts.
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Warne
Hyteh TassKell-Lamson
Nelly O'brien
Jongue
Drétand
Aul Davis Dry Goods
O'Bien
Perrine
Cedar Pally
Adj
Miss O'Brien
WOM |Op
Gaelic League
Ireland
Guelis League
Death Removes Mrs. Donelson in Waterloo
Mrs. Hoya Donelson at 26 died Saturday afternoon at 3 4 o clock after months of illness. A Waterloo resident for about four years she was born Sadye Jones December 8 1888 in McIntyre Iowa. She married Royal Donelson June 20 1912 in Waterloo and is survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Jones and many siblings. She was a Congregational church member and attended First Baptist. Rev R A Valleant officiated at her marriage. The body was taken to Keefe and Tene undertaking parlors pending funeral arrangements.
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Hoya
Donelson
Waterloo
Sadye Jones
Clarence (. Jones
McIntyre
Royal
Columbus
Mont
Ta Andrew
J. &. Jones
Curtis
Hollis Jones
MelIntyre
Francis
Gerald
Gladys Joes
Keefe & Tene Undertaking
Howrey to Be Re-Elected President at Waterloo Club
The Waterloo Commercial Club plans re elect Ben J Howrey as president and Van Vleck as secretary at tonight s session for 1915 officers. The group expects two vice presidents to be elected this year instead of one and the meeting opens at 8 o clock with the clubrooms in use for the vote.
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Ben J. Howrey
Has. van Vleck
Waterloo Commercial Club
Four Couples Held On Disorderly Conduct Charges
Four couples were detained last night on disorderly conduct charges and the city treasury gained 68 as a result of two raids. None appeared in police court this morning. Three couples were arrested at a residence on 127 J-2 Eight Street West, while the fourth was taken at a hotel.
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J-2
Eight Street
California Syrup of Figs advertised for children health
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a universal remedy for feverish children and digestive upset. It promises safe relief from constipation, diarrhea, and stomach discomfort with instructions on dosage and warnings about counterfeit fig syrups, urging consumers to buy the official 0 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
Wlifornia
New Cadillac Patrol Arrived for Waterloo Police Service
The eight cylinder Carrillac patrol vehicle arrived at Morris garage for display. It must be accepted by the city police committee before transfer to the police department. The ambulance capable car can serve patrol and emergency ambulance needs, with a two person seat. Chief Leighton says the new patrol will handle police calls and accidents, while the current car remains in use for other tasks. Patrol drivers are instructed to limited speeds on ordinary calls and emergencies. The unit funds come from the police equipment fund. A Dane party will be held at Hotel Russell Wednesday evening.
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Carrillac
Waterloo
Morris
Police
Aleo
Leighton
T le Police Equiment Fund
The Rose of the Rancho at Plaza Theatre
The Rose of the Rancho, Belasco series, screens at the Plaza today. Kamati vine Belasco and Jesse L. Lasky supervised the production shot in lower California with Mexican Vasqueros Spanish costumes and actors. Authorities credit it as a west artistic and faithful motion picture produced in the United States.
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Rancho
Plaza
Nerrow
California
Kamati Vine Belasco
Jesse L. Lasky
Mexico
Plain massified encoannt afs for washing hair
A simple, greaseless wash using plain water and a small amount of batter like preparation. It claims to be cheap, lasts months, and leaves hair soft, bright, wavy, and free of dust and dandruff without harsh alkali in soaps.
Social notes and visits from Cedar Falls community
Cedar Falls residents share weekly gatherings social calls and visits. Miss Myrta Moaglund entertains the Coterie. others host the Owls Weavers and neighborhood social groups. Families travel for health and business, while clubs meet for picnics, sewing, and hospital drives. Gideons greet churches. high school teams win at Waverly. civic groups plan projects and elections. Cedar Heights gains electric service from Waterloo power plant.
Annual Cedar Falls High School Annual to be published
Vinton January 18 The Cedar Falls High School will issue its annual this year with the senior class organizing and funding efforts led by Editor John R Brown and a full staff including Florence Care Rudolph Dubbert Edward Leavitt and Evelyn Willcox The Arrow student paper is already thriving under Margaret Nichols as editor in chief and the First Congregational Church holds a monthly business meeting Wednesday evening A hospital admission of a former Vinton resident Chester H Hodge now in Wyoming notes an insanity adjudication and transfer to Independence Iowa The Margaret Nichols led Arrow is praised as a meritorious publication and a Guild dashing party is planned at Hotel Russell on January 27.
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Ladies’ Association
Roger Leavitt
S. F. Hersey
Warren Lashbrook
W. L. Veateh
Cedar Falls
Hev
R. Wieter
Church of the Living God
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C. P. Colegrove
Clinton
G. Gee
Anamosa
University of Iowa
Loning
Y45
Barta Sempial Paselist
Barta Sempial Paselist Ila Piano Selection Was Given During Pickd Ig
Leroy Steidlander
Frank Voelner
Grant Perrin
Colact
Ty Cedar Falls
Independence
Chester H. Hodge
Wyoming
Hodge
Vinton
The
Arrow
Margaret Nichols
Local program winners and community notices
The program winners were Tom Tierman in oratorical, Elsie Shields in dramatic, and Agnes Burlingame in humorous. Judges were Profs John Barnes, Charles Meyerholz of Cedar Falls, and Hugh Mossman of this city. Tierman will represent the college in Waterloo in March. The Ladies Aid plans a lecture by Rev W F Spry of Waterloo at the Methodist church Monday January 25 to raise funds for the new church. The funeral of the late Bessie Aungst was held from her sister’s home. she had lived in Vinton all her life and was formerly head waitress at the Ralsea hotel. she was married to Joseph Aungst about 12 years ago. He has been confined in the…
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Cedar Falls
Myrta Moaglund
la’ Clair Martin
Martin
J. W. Bangs
Weavers
F. M. Hemmerling
Iowa Street
Maurice Paul
Heari Paul
J. H. VanDyke
Chicago
VanDyke
C. H. Nims
Oshkosh
Wis
Entre Neus Club
J. W. Holland
Ruth Miller
Frank B. Miller
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
G. W. Newton
Ross
California
Jon
Pacific Coast
Cedar Heights Sachs Club
F.C. Yardho
West
W. Foote
H. Clay
Lois Pardee
Waterloo
John O. Knox
Marry Merrill
Tula Merrill
Firth
J. W. Merrill
H. A. Tetmole
Sartori Memorial Hospital
J. A. Wilson
Levi Wambaugh
Eldredge Wilson
Rochester
Minn
College Symnast
Vlatteville
Socuial Ser
Tom Tierman
Elsie Shields
Agnes Burlingame
Profs
John Barnes
Charles Meyerholz
Hugh Mossman
College
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
W. F. Spry
Spry
Bessie Aungst
Vinton
Ralsea
Joseph Aungst
Former Resident Visits Waterloo on 56th Birthday
Charles 8. Pierce, a former Waterloo businessman, arrived yesterday for a short visit with childhood friends and former associates, marking his fifty sixth birthday upon landing. He is the son of George R. Pierce, once a longtime local shoe merchant. Fifteen years ago he left for Seattle to pursue business, and this winter planned a trip east before stopping in Waterloo again at the Irving hotel.
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Charles 8. Pierce
Waterloo
Mr. Pierce
George R. Pierce
Nresent
Waterloo West
Seattle
Wash
Pierce
Irving Hotel
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Bridgeton Woman
Mrs. Fannie Cooper of Bridgeton New Jersey reports severe sickness and weakness due to irregularities. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised as effective for female ills including displacements and irregularities, with confidential advice offered from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Bridgeton
N.J
Esood
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fannie Cooper
R.F.D
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia B. Pinkham
Traveler Reflects on Waterloo Growth From Village Roots
The speaker arrives to express astonishment at Waterloo's growth, recalling a thriving village and recognizing it now as a metropolis. Friends note he admits this is the only thing he clearly recognizes, as Waterloo has become a hub of business blocks driven by location rather than the blocks themselves.
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Waterloo
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Pink Health
Dr Edwards Oliv Tablets sold as a herbal liver bowel tonic praised by a physician for 17 years of use. Advertises pale complexions, sallow skin and headaches as signs improved by nightly tablets. Claims as a successful substitute for calomel with 10¢ and 25¢ per box.
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BP. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
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Sorensen
Mr. Masby
Luddington
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H. W. Stine
Waverly
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Ernest Hansen
Choice
Francis Wagner
Jake
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St. Margaret's Guild
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