Premier Defends Russia in Collier's Q&A
Collier's Weekly presents a five question exchange defending Russia's stance on treaty 183 with the United States. The official reply argues no abrogation grounds exist, cites commercial treaty limits, and outlines entry rules for foreign Jews while framing Russia as protecting its own societal norms amid U.S. concerns. The piece also notes possible tariff reprisals and future negotiations between governments.
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Collier's Weekly
Russia
United States
Eman
Tuissia
Rus
Ias
Taft
Walnut Street Baptist Feature Prominent Pastor Speaks
Rev Top Franklin of Fairbank will preach at Walnut Street Baptist Church Sunday evening. He will share the Story of My Life detailing his back injury, near death escape, conversion, and ongoing ministry despite his handicap.
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Top Franklin
Baptist Church
Fairbank
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mr. Franklin
DANGER OF LA GRIPPE PROMOTES FOLY'S HONEY AND TAR
An advertisement warns la grippe can lead to pneumonia and touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a cure. It features a testimonial from R. E. Fisher of Washington Kansas and urges readers to buy only the genuine product in yellow packages. The section also notes a social event at Kurth's hall in North Waterloo with a January 30 dance and a clothing ad from Blim & Co.
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Jas. McCaffery
Mer
Schlitz Hotel
Omaha
Neb
Foley
A.W. Taggart
R. E. Fisher
Washington
Kas
H. W. Taggart
Kurth’s Hall
North Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
Iowa
Wterloo
Towa State College
Des Moines Bridge Builder George E King Dies at 1846 Births Era
George E King a Des Moines bridge pioneer and financier died Thursday night at his residence on Ingersoll Avenue after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in 1846 in St Lawrence County New York he supervised early bridges in Gilbertville Waverly and Janesville and later founded the George E King Bridge Company. He held bank stock and led Town Drug Company. survived by his widow two daughters and two sisters. Funeral planned for Sunday afternoon. Mrs Edith King Bell and Mrs Ma compber family members were summoned from travel agreements for his bedside. His niece Mrs A J Fairburn of Waterloo and Afra King noted in family connections.
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Wack Hawk County
George FE. King
Des Moines
Ingersoll Avenue
California
Elis
Edith King-Bell
Mr. King
New York
St Lawrence County
Gilbertville
Waverly
Janesville
King
George E. King
Laaling
Obituary of Pearl Thurston Daugherty Sold on 1888 to 1912
Pearl Thurston Daugherty born December 10 1888 died January 6 1912 married Joseph Daugherty October 26 1908. Described as a kind wife whose cheerful words and gentle disposition endeared her to all. Her illness was severe yet hope for recovery remained until death. The notice from Cincinnati Ohio dated January 24 1942 reflects on her life, faith, and longing for reunion in heaven.
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Pearl Thurston Daugherty
Joseph Daugherty
Lfe
Sam
Joan Daugherty
Cincinnati
Ohio
Portables and safe storage notes from Waterloo Savings Bank
Seemingly 60 percent of portable iron safe contents were destroyed in the San Francisco fire while no safety deposit vaults were damaged. The notice mentions boxes for rent in the Istrong steel vault at Waterloo Savings Bank.
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San Francisco
Waterloo Savings Bank
Woman Pleads Police Protection From Imaginary Persecution
A 60 year old Linn Street resident alleges an eminent local physician is tormenting her. She has visited police headquarters repeatedly asking officers to arrest the doctor, claiming nightly visits and distress. Authorities view her as delusional and have given limited attention to the claims.
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Linn Street
Sation
Thlinoig
Dortor
Linden News Notes and Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs G F Hunt and son Hiram visited the Hunt home. GF Savage of Sedalia Mo visits his sister Mrs J A Hunt. Emil Mosher a clerk at Eighteys grocery honored at a party with names and music and late supper. Church services Sunday morning and Sunday school follow. A 3 PM women and girls meeting led by the pastor's wife and St Pauls deaconess. Fred Wilson and wife welcome a son named Paul Bertram.
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GF. Savage
Sedalia
J. A. Hunt
Emil Mosher
Eightey’s Grocery
St. Paul’s Church
Fred Wilson
Butler Avenue
Paul Bertram
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Gold Creek
Fuel & Transfer Company
American Publication
Walnut Street Baptist
Blim & Ca
Iowa Drug Company
George Ki. King
Black Hawk County
Afra
Fairburn
Joel Loveland
Bona Fide
Courier
THE
W. H. Hartman Co
Linben
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Marshalltown
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Chicago
Leavenworth
T. J. Cleary
M. E. Sebnell
Pbal
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