Cummins Amendment Vote Debated in Senate Turmoil
Washington July 1 Senator Cummins pressed amendments to the reciprocity measure and sought unanimous consent to rule on them by July 6 but failed as many senators wished to speak. Senator Simons objected and others indicated more debate lies ahead. Shively taunted Cummins over cutting debate while Cummins defended his pace, noting no other speakers rose to challenge. Penrose signaled an earlier Senate session after next Wednesday.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Cummins
Penrose
Cumming
Simmons
Taylor
Tennessee
Shively
Indiana
How to Keep Milk Fresh and Sweet
Des Moines July 1 W B Bar ney state dairy and food commissioner issues suggestions to keep milk and cream fresh after delivery. Follow these steps: have the driver leave the bottle in a cool shady place take it in promptly wash cap and bottle rinse bottle and cap place on ice keep refrigerator clean avoid strong flavored foods near milk if no ice store in the coolest part of the cellar away from vegetables rinse milk residue from bottle and bottle cap after use.
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Des Moines
W. B. Barney
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Milk complaints fade as souring issues lessen
Citizens rarely need to complain to their milkman now and then. Not doing certain routine checks may have caused milk to sour in the past, but improvements have reduced such incidents.
Cedar Falls News Highlights Bride Joining Iowa City Man And Woodmen Lodge Progress
In Cedar Falls on Twenty fifth and Walnut streets Miss Jessie Parish will marry Mr John Hoar of Iowa City In other news the local Modern Woodman camp plans a large ceremony next Monday bringing its total members to 403 with 114 candidates The lodge vows to extend support to state officials and hosts winter banquets Resolutions honor Sister Emma Sinnard with 30 days of charter drape and sympathy to her family from Progressive Rebekah lodge board
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Petehgeeetedtetel
Cedar Falls
Woodmen Lodge
Woodman
Emma Sinnard
Rebekah Lodge
Progressive Rebekah Lodge
Clara Mahan
Mattie Whaver
Prancis Clark
Gillin Named Full Professor of Political Economy
Waterloo friends learn from Iowa City that Prof. J. L. Gillin is elected full professor of political economy at Iowa State University. He has served as assistant for years and his promotion is deserved. Gillin has preached here several times and has many local friends.
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Waterloo
Iowa City
J. Ll. Gillin
Ley
Iowa State University
Patriotic Sermon To Honor Independence Day
Dr. Robert C. Westenberg, pastor of First Presbyterian, will deliver a patriotic sermon Sunday morning in honor of Independence Day. He will also present souvenir flags to attendees, citing his family’s Revolutionary and Civil War service and his own World War era involvement.
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Robert C. Westenberg
First Presbyterian Church
Westenberg
Dr. Westenberg
First M. E. Church to Dedicate Next Sunday
The new First M. E. church will be dedicated on Sunday July 9 with Bishop McDowell attending both services and the public reception Monday evening. A large chorus choir led by Mrs. J. D. Liffring prepares special music with quartette numbers from First and Grave churches.
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M. E
McDowell
J. D. Liffring
Dewar Dewar June 39 Visit Highlights Local Social
Watlker Miere of Denver returns after visiting here for a few weeks. Heyd came back from Ravana after two weeks away. Mr. Boyd visited his wife at Ravana. Ilya heads to Denver. Mrs. Ellen Colliton visited John Hayes family. A group plans to Raymond for the Fourth. Pat Colliton visits Elkton. Gertrude Schaeffer visits Eagle Center. Tony Blaze returns to Bellevue. Ellen Colston returns home after three weeks. Father Leo of Nashville returns after silver jubilee visit. Leo gives cards to Barclay members for jubilee.
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Raymond
Pat Colliton
Elkton
M. D
F. J. Schmitt
Gertrude Schaeffer
Eagle Center Vis
Matt Lilley
Tony Blaze
Bellvue
Ed Schmitt
Belivue
Ellen Colston
Hey
Father Leo
Nashville
Tenn
Leo
Barclay Congregation
Black Hawk County Reports Highly Favorable Crop Conditions
Report from Black Hawk county notes hay harvest in full swing with two thirds of normal crop due to dry hot weather. Oats ripening abnormally fast but expected average yields. Corn crop shown as likely to set a record with high stands and multiple plowings. Pastures and potatoes suffer from moisture scarcity in other areas. Reaping to begin next week.
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Black Flank
Black Hawk County
Black Hawks County
New Hartford couple reveal secret marriage surprise
Ray Doda and Laura Knipe announced they wed in Des Moines in early winter and are now settling into a shared home Ray rented and furnished. Friends hail the couple as among the best of their young people and wish them many good things.
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New Hartford
Ray Doda
Laura Knipe
Des Moines
Ray
Ths
Misa Mary Fowler
Deaf and Dumb
Fairibault
Minn
W. J. Harmon
Fred Bronson
Dubuque
Neil Ensign
Mr. Wild
Maxine Plummer
Dr. Hearst
Cedar Falls
Mra
Wm. Grifith
Ft. Pierre
J. H. Chapman
Matt
Colfax
Matt Chapman
W. P. Elwell
Minneapolis
Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ed Koob
Local notices report the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Ed Koob in Spring Creek Township. The item mentions visitors and social visits among residents including Mrs Frank Cage of Waterloo and various local households. Foley Kidney Pills advertised with a testimonial from J K Joder & son.
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Foley
H. W.; Allen
Quincy
Ill
J. K. Joder & Son
Hezekiah and the Lord’s Deliverance King Assyria Blasphemy
A Sunday School lesson surveys Hezekiah’s reign, his temple cleansing, and Passover. It notes his prayer to the Lord amid Assyrian threats, the Lord’s deliverance, and the vivid image of divine power by which God overthrows enemies and sustains the faithful.
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Hezekiah
Isaiah
Israel
Jesus
Assyria
Jerusalem
David
Pilate
Jeanih
Taalah
Zion
Judah
Lord of Hosts
Jacob
Red Sea
Patichrist
Judas
Upside Down World and Home Life Reflections
A long reflective piece contrasts a topsy turvy world with domestic life. It ponders perspectives on society, religion, and daily living from childhood attic dreams to modern parlor pretensions. It uses vivid images of upside down rooms and poetic nostalgia to urge right side up living.
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Thessalonica
Avi
Paul
Hremember
Satan
Archimedes
Paradise
Perdition
Heaven
Hell
Christ
Trundia
Grandmother
Parkersburg Man Narrowly Survives 110 Volt Electric Shock
Egta Predmore of Parkersburg Iowa, a Freeport Railway lineman, was thrown from a street car by a 110 volt shock on Stephenson street. He suffered a burned hand and cheek but survived with no serious injury expected. fellow worker Charles Gartman aided his fall and onlookers feared a fatal outcome.
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Freeport
Egta Predmore
Parkersburg
Iowa
Freeport Railway & Light Company
Predmore
Charles Gartman
Stephenson Street
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