Hudson Citizens Celebrate Fourth With Oration at Raymond Tomorrow
Hudson IA July 3 Special Citizens will celebrate Independence Day with a full day program in Raymond including a band concert at 8 30 a m an invocation and reading of the Declaration by Rev W P Thompson an oration by Hon J C Murtagh of Waterloo street parade base ball and a monster fireworks display Interspersed events include races tug of war motorcycle races wrestling and a baying bowery dance with prizes for best decorated vehicle and best driving horse and span Raymond IA is hosting the event with additional games and amusements for all ages
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Studson
Hudson
W. P. Thompson
B. F. Swisher
Waterloo
Aresist
Carl Brown
John Rosier
la Porte City
Waterloo Indians
Raymond
J. C. Murtagh
Gilbertville
Raymond Nine
Eagle Center
Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief
Last day to trial Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets offered free at the drug store. A candy like tablet dissolves in the stomach, soothing inflamed tissues and stimulating gastric glands to prevent fermentation and gas. Regular use aims to restore appetite, nutrition, and peaceful nights.
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Miller
Favorable Outcome of Long Fast in Kirksville
Kirksville Missouri July 4 Mrs Sarah Powell wife of a local grocer and Holiness church preacher has completed a thirty day fast reducing her weight from 346 pounds to 306. She plans another fast to further drop to 200 pounds while preserving health.
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Kirksville
Sarah Powell
Powell
Holiness Church
Cohan’s Summer Girl Advice From a Showman
New York July 3 George M Cohan advises men how to treat the summer girl in order to win her. He says be light and cheerful with brisk talk and avoid overromantic displays. Do not utter grand sentiments and if apart use the telephone instead of notes to avoid trouble the next morning.
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New York
George M. Cohan
George
Opposition 10 Penny Postage Targeted by Chicago Labor
Chicago federation of labor denounces penny postage as big business policy. Postmaster Hitchcock’s administration overworked clerks without pay, doubled districts hurting mail service, and railroad compensation for mail transport unchanged. Union claims wage cuts of 100 to 200 yearly without hearing. Oscar F. Nelson introduces resolution. A penny postal league of mail order business men backs the scheme. Claimed 1,300 clerks in Chicago rail postal union ready to act next year.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Hitchcock
Oscar F. Nelson
Postoffice
Pastor and family begin month long vacation trip
Rev J G Walz and his wife with three sons left the city this morning for a vacation trip in their E M F auto. They will visit Ashland Ohio first, then Pittsburg Pa, Lisbon Clinton and Sterling Illinois. The congregation has granted him a five Sunday vacation in appreciation of his work.
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J. G. Walz
City
Ashland
Ohio
Pittsburg
Plot to free Enright targets jury bribers in Chicago
Chicago July 3. With the Mossy Enright murder trial a week away State's Attorney Wayman and Inspector Hunt have traced possible jury bribers. Bribers seek directory data used to pick jurors, approaching associates of jury office workers to learn the prospective pool. If successful, they gain a line on jurors likely to be drawn.
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Chicago
Maurice (Mossy) Enright
Vincent Altman
Wayman
Nicholas Hunt
Commissioners’ Office
Farmers to Build Road in a Day
Ottawa Kansas July 3 A thousand men and as many teams with road scrapers graders and drags will attempt to build a forty five mile dirt road from Ottawa to Lebo in one day July 11. The project aims for a fully crowned ditched and rolled road and later macadamizing across the length. A six mile north extension may also be built to connect Topeka with the new Santa Fe trail.
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Ottawa
Kan
Franklin
Osage
Coffey
Sunup
Lebo
Topeka
Fire Wipes Out Wisconsin Town West Salem Blaze Devastates Main District
A Saturday fire in West Salem Wisconsin destroyed much of the business district and two lumber yards, inflicting about 350000 dollars in losses. The home area was saved by La Crosse fire crews on a special train. The blaze began in Sanders and Cullman yard then spread to F I Delles yard near the edge of town. Main stores hotels and offices burned. depots were saved after a fierce effort. Mrs John Groner led the Central station telegraph duty sending alerts to La Crosse Bangor and nearby points for aid.
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la Crosse
Wis
West Salem
Here
Sanders and Cullman Company
Bangor
Boston girl puzzled by Sedgwick farmer milking mystery
A Kansas City Journal note recalls a Boston girl observing a Sedgwick county farmer milk a cow. She adjusts her glasses and remarks that everything seems clear except she cannot grasp how you turn it off. The line hints at an odd, humorous moment in rural life.
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Kansas City Journal
Boston
Sedgwick County
Patriotism in Religion and Other Faith Sermons
Waterlo o ministers deliver patriotic sermons across several churches. Dr. Robert C. Westenberg, acting pastor, praises liberty, warns against ward bosses and immigrants manipulation, and notes silk flags for worshippers. Other pastors cover Our Country, Divine Appointment, Gettysburg reflections, and The Destiny of a Nation with choir music, battlefield stories, and prayers for peace.
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Robert C. Westenberg
Lr. Reherd
Westenberg
Waterloo
Dr. Westenberg
Gettysburg
Beeman
First Continental Congress
Independence
Robert Grimes
First United Brethren Church
R. E. Graves
Graves
Nellie Ruvane
John Blim
Bernice Manning
Vera Coates
Freedom and Dominion Among Racial Faiths and Language
A fragment asserts that true liberty arises where the religion of Ching and the dominion of English speakers coexist, promising a community of freedom wherever both are found.
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Chautauqus
Murtagh
Vose
Cohan
Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
Enright
Wisconsin
Jay
Walter H. Rollins
First Congregational Church
M. E
E. A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Philadelphia
J. A. Pinkerton
H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street
Westminster Presbyterian
W. B. Sandford
Frank Schroeder
God
Rev. Schroeder
MT Is A
Ilack Iy Nairte
Holsum
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
Lei i
Housem
Deeslers
Peace Agency
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Marquardt Kids
C. YY
Clement Ves Mowes
Rowan
California
Denver
Burlington
Colorado
Salt Lake
Shasta
Portland
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Billings
Scenic Colorado
Omaha
MTA Tcen UE HU
L. W. Wakeley
Gen. Pass
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