Early Iowa editor Isaiah Van Metre dies in Nebraska
Isaiah Van Metre longtime Waterloo Cedar Valley Tribune editor and Civil War veteran died at 76 at his son’s home in Fremont Nebraska after two weeks visit. Born Fairfield County Ohio 1838 he moved to Iowa 1855 with family, practiced law, taught, owned papers and edited Waterloo Tribune. Survived by six sons and four daughters with ten grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral in Waterloo conducted by Rev. Charles H. Van Metre with burial at Fairview.
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Home Rule and Anti-Home Rule Clash in Ulster Strife
Ulster leaders fear nationalist volunteers and covenanters clash over aims and timing as Redmond offers to share control. Belfast drills, arming, and provisional government plans intensify tension. Ulster units prepare for rapid reaction with armed columns and police duties while fears of violent flare ups persist.
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Want a Husband Listens at Columbus School
Columbus Ohio July issue reports School Superintendent Miller calling for teachers of domestic science to be employed locally to train and prepare young women to manage homes and possibly marry. He notes domestic science teachers are scarce and hard to keep, while the smart young women are seen as potential housekeepers.
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Chautauqua Set for Rockford Aug 12 to 16
Cool weather boosts small grain. Rockford hosts Chautauqua August 12 to 16. New cluster lights installation began last week. Louie Bump visits Waterloo before summer on a cousin’s ranch near Trinidad Colorado for health. Miss Bell Parmenter of Fisk University arrives for summer with parents. Leonard Rinschig attending business college in Boone. Forthcoming M B E church foundation work continues. Mrs Etta Martell visits family in Whitefish Bay. Dam approach work underway after flood damage. Visit the shoe sale by Wang and Miller Shae Co. 304 West 4th Street. (advertisement)
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Independence Hosts Notables at Week of Local Events
Independence notices a swap of residents with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Jarvis moving to Long Beach Cal. Fire department head E W Raymond received congratulations from Des Moines. The Ben Greet Players performed Comedy of Memory, 77 teachers passed exams, 1 936 resident hunters licenses issued, Wroten visitors hosted a party at Gedney hotel, new Allerton picture show to open under F C Knee, Independence Produce adds to poultry feeding dept.
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Lydia E B Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Justification
An advertisement extols Lydia E B Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a health restoration remedy for women, claiming thousands have benefited and urging readers to try it for their ailments. The copy targets women in any town or neighborhood across the country.
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