Pussyfoot Johnson predicts global dry future and England response
Prohibition advocate Pussyfoot Johnson, mobbed in London, predicts the century will end dry across the globe. He cites England Denmark and Holland as key indicators and says England cannot compete with a dry America, with 1,000 dry spots now in the country. He spoke at Des Moines Coliseum after arriving from St. Paul and resting at the Hotel Fort Des Moines.
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Des. Moines
Havana
Othe
India
England
America
Johnson
Continent
Finland
Denmark
Holland
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Summer complaint in children is less deadly now with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy used with castor oil and proper diet. Butler Tennessee resident Mr. WG Campbell endorses it as far ahead of anything previously used for summer complaint in children.
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WG. Campbell
Butler
Tenn
Chamberlain
Trap shooting duel in London ends with loss of eye
The article notes a free for all fight in London last fall on July 7 at 10:30, involving a renowned shooter known for the Pusayfoot mark. Johnson returns to England, dismisses the eye loss, and the event sees $3 prizes to five low guns, with entry fees of $6.75 for 160 birds and $6 for 25 birds. The Traer and Parkersburg tournaments gain American Trapshooting Association authorization, with Stoney McLinn as secretary.
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America
Johnson
England
Pusayfoot
Juondon
Traer
Parkersburg
American Trap-shooting Association
Stoney McLinn
Traer and Parkersburg Gun Clubs to Hold July Shoots
A Waterloo notice announces two registered trap shooting tournaments, one at Traer and one at Parkersburg. Parkersburg Gun Club will host July 6 with 10 events starting at 8:00 AM, targets at 20 yards, standard shells, and a luncheon on the grounds. Traer Gun Club plans its first annual registered shoot on an unspecified date.
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Waterloo
Traer
Parkersburg
New Marriage Licenses Set County Record in June
Black Hawk county records a June surge with 13 licenses issued yesterday bringing the monthly total to 123, a historic high for the calendar period at the clerk of the courts office.
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Black Hawk CO
Black Hawk County
Nashua notes of weekend visits
In Nashua on July 1 G A Binkley and family traveled from Hagle Grove to visit the Les Goodsell home. Mert Sommers drove to Waucoma on Sunday to take his sister home after visiting him at his place.
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Rashua
G. A. Binkley
Hagle Grove
Les Goodsell
Mert Sommers
Waucoma
Shoe
Win. Dyan
Conklin Place
N. H. Gary
Glenn Kepple
Jonla
New Hartford
Ethel Phillips
Lena
Ill
Etta Miller
W. W. Dove
Ed Mooney
Waterloo
Houstman
Camp Lewis
Wash
G. M. Bronson
J. Jinneryson
Ceylon
Minn
Margarat
Miller
William Briggs
U. S. Aviation Corps
Walter Walker
Carson Taylor
Cedar Rapids
William Burton
Plymouth
Wis
Bert Hastings
Guy Hastings
Norfolk
W. Harmon
Varnaworth
Des Moines
Peter Larson
David Whalen
St. Francis Hospital
De Noyalies hotel hosts 100 for five course dinner
The De Noyalies hotel under new management Mr Hall and son Robert opened the dining room to the public Sunday drawing nearly 100 guests for a five course dinner. The event was praised as excellent and hopes for future success are voiced.
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A. H. Nafus
de Noyalies
Hall
Htobert
L. H. Goodale
Michigan
EM Seaman
Charles City
Niley Shannon
Thornton
Nuxhua
Mian Belle Caldwell
Shil Redhart
Waterloo
Vis
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Ontence
M. AL. Riggs
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