Bank President Praises Waterloo Thrift Campaign Momentum
A Waterloo Thrift campaign run with the Waterloo Savings Bank partners has drawn 1 660 plus depositors, reaching 1 68 million in total deposits. John son president says the public is slow to start but many expect large gains from daily compounding and education value. prizes include dolls for youth, cash for oldest and largest deposit, and essays on thrift.
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Waterloo
Tustey Gan
Johnson
Binali
World Bank
Thias
Ing Ma
Waterloo Savings Bank
Anti-Saloon League Leaders Target Pocket Flasks
Des Moines report on January 26 outlines McNaught of the Anti-Saloon League condemning pocket flask sales. He notes Iowa law penalizes possession without a permit and calls for legislative fixes and stronger enforcement tools to curb illicit drinking aids.
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Des Moines
Ioch
P. McNaught
Lowa
Rose Marie Matinee Added At Waterloo Theatre
Rose Marie will play a matinee Saturday at the Waterloo theatre to meet high demand for the production. Managers Murwich and Kapel arranged the extra performance for Saturday afternoon with a 2 30 start, following a sold out night show.
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Rose Marie
Hammerstein
Waterloo Theatre
Murwich and
Kapel
Millardayy Peet
Esau
Sunny Heve
Geats Uskot
Ford Dealers Meet and Lutheran Synod Gathering
Ford dealers. conference chaired by TF OT Mankay from the Des Moines branch. A meeting precedes with a 40 in the hotel. The Evangelical Lutheran Synod and German Lutheran conference discussed in Iowa and neighboring states.
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FORD
Ify Tord
Fen Black Ak Clayton
Favouc
Bremér
Jischanan
Delaware
Ad Hatter Coy
Yes
Tote Ruesell-Lameon Fer
Fewers
Wales
OT Mankay
Dew Moines
Manieser
Miner
Synod
Telalty
American Lutheran Ronsresmodion Fy
Wen wWrenety de Sopnee
Cerman
Lutheran Synod
Iowa
Temperatures Mixed Across Tuesday and Wednesday
Readable fragment shows temperature notes with Tuesday night and Wednesday morning times and a Wednesday 3 p.m. reference. The text includes a minimum for Tuesday night and a maximum for Tuesday with scattered digits and garbled words.
Civic Leader Advocates Thrift Campaigns
Civic figure Charles W. Chapman of Chepman Laumber convypany urges thrift as a civic virtue in Watheetoo area. He praises that even shy but active women form the backbone of progress and advocate practical steps toward community improvement.
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Charles W. Chapman
Chepman Laumber Convypany
Wateetoo
Waeerlos Beaning
Delhi
Shanghai Siege and Detective Work Amid Invasion Fears
In Shanghai the Cantonese advance prompts urban defenses and international forces to encircle the city. Military actions include a five mile neural zone around Shanghai and naval gunfire readiness as Japanese and French troops bolster the harbor defense.
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Shanghiai
Tin
Sliak
Wing Po
ofMl
Wwigstein
Ama
Vin Dndu-Hinn
Ortvinis
Hement
Farmers Defeat Flames In Bucket Brigade Match
A chaotic game report shows Farmers defeating Flames in a bucket brigade style contest. The piece mentions players such as Whitey Joe Preteen Meste Whe and others amid tangled, unclear phrasing and scattered names.
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Cietes
Leities aCe
Grevopoue
Kiel
WNL
Mohan
Cere
Syivenhub
Marriage License and Rural Homecoming Details
Odd OCR fragment shows names like Fiarebh Cynan and Nese ray Utah with a Utah note. The text references a marriage license ceremony and a returning group of adventure weary lads arriving home to German Valley. It mentions local officials and a remodeling plan for a home. The fragment includes scattered names and a timestamp near 68.
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German Valley
Fiarebh
Utah
Norris freed after murder acquittal in Chipps case
Rev J Brayk Norris, leader of a Fort Worth Baptist church, was acquitted in Austin of murder in the killing of Dexter I Chipps at the shoe shop last July. The jury followed judge Hamilton's instructions, declaring Norris acted under threat and in defense of his church. Chipps Jr. cried as the verdict was read. Norris had previously faced arson and perjury charges in earlier cases.
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Austin
Tex
J. Brayk Norris
Fort Worth
Dexter I. Chipps
Ehoeey
Narcis
Chipps
James Te. Tiamilton
H . Meagham
Verdet
Hamilton
Norris
Dexter B. Chiups, Jr
Texas
Church Anh
Peaches Case Reveals Letters In Newspaper Sellout Trial
Testimony details letters and diary excerpts brought to court as Browning confronts his estranged wife. Nurse Catherine Mayer testifies she knew Peaches and her mother five years and witnessed quarrels on their Gold Spring honeymoon and a scream before Peaches was brought from her husband.
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Eles
Peaches
Mack
Browning
Susain
Nursa
Epstein
Catherine Mayer
Cold Spring
Heenan
Grandfather Dies Hours After Infant Demise
Frank E. Schmitz of 1410 Mulberry Street died this afternoon in an open hospital from paramonia. His newborn granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miederteuis Wifmeler also died at the same hospital. Surviving are his widow and four children, plus four sisters and one stepparent.
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Frank Edward Sehmitz
Mulberry Street
Paramonia
Sehmite
Mre
Miederteuis Wifmeler
Mr. Schmitz
Shevill’s Mound
Celine
Mary Tslien Gaethe
Blatgross
Vienee
Lunin
Velon
Flo
Tie Rath Packing Company
Knights of Columbus
Ind
Si. John's
Tour Ehiktron
Alea. Widmeer
Latel
John Rudward
Chiaries
Tee Khngle
Mavy Miele
Custody and Support Dispute in Albany Court
In a strict court session, Johnie Greer Heyday faced a custody and support matter. Christine Streeter filed for restraining orders and attachments while Clarenca W. Strader sought a $260 attachment and a temporary injunction, with the case proceeding at the Cedar Uprelie venue.
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Johnie Greer
Aefbor
Sritedeparate
Inanen
Stephen
Uy Berdee
Ms. Cieer Tes
Leete
Churd
Trentendit
Cedar Uprelie Na
LAA
Marios
Mascourt
Apubast
Inez
Useshanie
Barétay Street
Christine Streeter
Clarenca W. Strader
Intuit Albany
Detroit club chief Navin assumes American League presidency
Frank J. Navin, president of the Detroit club, takes over as president of the American League on Ban Johnson's retirement. Archduke Theopold Salvator of Habsburg arrives in New York on a business visit. Nathan Straus, noted philanthropist, sails for Palestine to study Zionist enterprises after pledging 250000 dollars. Representative James A. Gabvin asks for an investigation of alleged pro Mexican propaganda in the United States.
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Frank JJ. Navin
Detroit Club
American League
Ban Johnson
Archduke Theopold Salvator
Hapsburg-Lothringen
New York
Nathan Straus
Palestine
Jamesy A. Gablivan
Achusetts
Modern Egyptian Women Mourn Turkish Bath Loss
In Cairo a traditional Turkish bath vanishes as western civilization advances. Middle class Egyptian women regret the change, recalling the baramam ritual with olive oil washings, earth rubs, scalp combing, massages, pumice foot care, and a final coffee and loofah finish.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nablias
Coffey Known in Two Iowa Towns as Bond Salesman
William M Coffey, jailed at Manston Wis, confessed to killing a woman near Dubuque last October whom he had bigamously married. He had spent weeks in Independence nine years ago as a bond salesman. Businessmen recall him and say he may have disposed of others here. Authorities question if the crime occurred on the Wisconsin side of the Mississippi. the case’s offense could carry death in Iowa.
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Guarier
Coffey
Manston
Wis
Dubuque
Stack
Mini
Spanees
Lille
Crffev
Alynelester
Chat Lown
Mauston
William
Brittle Tales
Lowa
Wrenn
Mississippi River
County Allarney Adesane
Dunhurque
Hasaugt
Bill Would Force Hog Serum Sales
A bill introduced in Des Moines by Representative AW Th Caralee aims to bar serum manufacturers from denying sales to farmers who must administer hog serum. The measure seeks to prevent discrimination and keep veterinarians from monopolizing the trade.
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Des Moines
Jara
AW. Th. Caralee
Atehaski Nouniy
Chaler
Sepumia
Obituary Notice for Raymond George Larson at Earlville
Raymond George Larson died in Earlville Wednesday morning from pneumonia. The spelling of his name varies in the notice, and it notes a will to be read in Wart City on coming mornings. Aims to provide the family address at 710 Concord Street.
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Raymond George Larson
Raymona
George Larron
Mar
Henry Ti. Nemmers
Tnge Street
Earlville
Pnemonta
Death of Father Calls Army Flier from Kelly Field
Frank Durchenwald, home from Kelly Field Texas after his father’s death, recalls parachute jumps and confirms no sensation of falling. He trained at Ran-toul and Kelly Field as an airplane rigger, explains parachute material and testing, and plans to return to Kelly Field around February 13 to complete dis entiment.
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Kelly Field
Frank Dureheonwald
Army Flying School
Tex
Richred MM
Dure
Kretly Field
Pepper and Johnson Job Talk Stirs American League Hopes
Senator George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania, a Republican, said he would consider the presidency of the American League to succeed Ban Johnson but clarified no formal talks or intention with league officials. A committee reportedly planned to meet him with the offer.
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Washington
George Wharton Pepper
Mannsylvania
Tadtiy
Engineer Killed In Train Wreck Near Peoria
Peoria bearers report engineer J. B. Waldron dead and four railroad workers injured when the Polede Penarfa and Western freight train No. 8 westbound derailed between Smolthilelel and Sevilla, UL yesterday.
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Peoria
Juiward BR
Waldron
Freicht
Polede
Penarfa
Daun
Leeria
Smolthilelel
Sevilla
Yestordas
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Promote Headache Relief
Miss Gladys Hollie of Montreal praises Carter’s Little Liver Pills for ending years of terrible head pains and general discomfort. The ad claims relief from constipation, heartburn, drowsiness, biliousness, nausea, indigestion, and improved complexion without calomel or habit forming drugs. Largists list 266 and red packages.
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Gladys Muis
Montreal
Fire razes oats plant unit in Cedar Rapids, one dead
A massive blaze at the Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids plant destroyed a seven story frame feed house. One employee McNamana is feared dead while Anton Nelson and Joseph Gregor suffered injuries. Debris and explosions sent bodies and smoke across the area as firemen contained the blaze. A heroic watchdog helped pull Nelson from the fire.
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Cedar Rapids
Indan
Itohy McNtananna
Epress Company
Piremen
Nelson
Marmala Prescription Tablets Claim Fat Loss Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Marmala Prescription Tablets as a lifelong fat reduction method. It claims millions know the easy approach, correcting a gland weakness with visible fat loss, and notes a booklet inside each box explaining the cause. AN druggists sell Marmala for $1 per box.
Congress Today Senate and House Hearings on Foreign Loans
United Press reports Senate Foreign Relations Committee continues hearings on the Shipstead resolution and foreign loans while radio conference talks proceed. House panels review state and labor appropriations and discuss bonus legislation as the Military Committee weighs Muscle Shoals.
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United Press
Senate
HOUSE
Menia Committee
Rules Throat as Cure for Hiccough
Vinton Iowa Jan 24 reports Willans Reif claims a throat muscle manipulation cures hiccups taught by an old Indian chief. Traditional remedies like peach leaf tea and sips of water are largely discarded in the community for this modern method.
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Vinton
Willans Reif
Wielé
Fire Alarm Sparks Cause $5 Damage at Home
Fire caused by sparks falling on shingles at Fred Coleman’s home 728 Winton Street damaged the roof at 6:12 am. The fire was put out with hand pumps. A second blaze near 462 Fourth Street East at 7:30 am yesterday caused further minor damage to property. The ad includes a phone contact and Insurance note.
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Fred Coleman
Winton Street
Cotorato Street
Fourth Street
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