Ladd Urges State Authority to Regulate Patent Medicines
North Dakota chemists hear Prof BE Ladd advocate a state licensing commission for patent and proprietary medicines with compulsory analyses and advertising review. He notes Britain and U.S. lag in curbing quacks and urges annual licenses, while public trust in druggists grows. J R Chittick and Sen A C Wilson discuss statutes, itinerant licenses, and education over new laws.
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Druggiste
BE. F. Ladd
Argo
Food and Drug Commissioner
North Dakota
Ladd
America
England
Prof. Ladd
Food and Drug
J. R. Chittick
State Pure Food and Drug Department
Chittick
State Pharmacy Commission
Atate
Sev? Sion
Sunstroke blamed for farmer James Grider's death
Dubuque county farmer James T. Grider of Julien area died by his own hand, hanging in his barn Tuesday morning after suffering a sunstroke on July 4. He left home about 9 o'clock and was found by his wife at 10:20. Life was extinct upon discovery.
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Dubuque
James T. Grider
Julien
Huerta names Gamboa as La Barra successor
Mexico City July 9 Provisional President Huerta named Frederico Gamboa to fill the foreign affairs portfolio after Francisco de la Barra resigned yesterday Gamboa formerly served as public secretary for foreign affairs during the Diaz era under Mariscal and Creel It was generally expected he would accept the post
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Mexico City
Huerta
Frederico Gamboa
Francisco de la Barra
Senor Gamboa
Ignacio Mariscal
Enrique C. Creel
Porfirio Diaz
Rain Soaker Deluged Winthrop Area Tonight
A Winthrop resident reports a soaking rain last night affecting the Winthrop area. The storm extended to Chicago and most parts of Illinois and eastern Iowa, with rain noted in multiple locales.
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Winthrop
Buchanan County
Chicago
Ilinois
Towa
Labor Day Picnics Planned by Waterloo Unions
News Notes of North Waterloo reports two Labor Day picnics in Waterloo on September 1. The Central Labor body will hold events at Electric Park with early gates and athletic contests. Carpenters and other unions may use Cedar River Park and Cedar bathing beach, with a union delegate arranging access. Evening pyrotechnics cap the program.
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Waterloo
Central
Letty
Electric Park
Carpenters
Cedar River Park
Cedar Bathing Neach
Back From Convention and Wedding Trip Items
Brakeman Floyd Love and his bride returned from a wedding trip through the east visiting relatives in Indiana. They will live on Iowa street in a Rechtfertig flat. Love works on the east end of the Illinois Central and survived a gasoline explosion at Independence earlier. Engineer Teddy Tollefson also returned from Washington D C after attending the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen annual convention as a delegate from the focal lodge, traveling with Mrs. Tollefson. the trip lasted thirty days.
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Floyd Love
Bride
Mr. Love
Indiana
Iowa Street
Independence
Teddy Tollefson
Washington, D. C
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mr. Tollefson
Focal Lodge
Tollefson
Railway Shop Bulletin: Pay Day Set for July 21
Master Mechanic F. W. Taylor posts that shop rolls will be paid July 21 and every employee must appear in person for his check as per company rules. Engineer Riley and Passenger No. 16 crew reported for duty this morning. Locomotive 1085, under repair, had a trial run on the east end today by Engineer Troutman and Fireman Jensen.
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Riley
F. W. Taylor
Troutman
Jensen
Union PigkId Postponed A Year In Waterloo Picnic
The Waterloo machinists union cancels its annual Labor Day celebration and picnic at Hacker's Island due to fewer donors and higher costs. Donors from Oelwein Charles City Cedar Rapids and other Iowa cities were to participate. Mr and Mrs T C Jackson and children Dorothy and Robert from Shenandoah visit Waterloo relatives on Washington street while he attends the druggists convention.
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Machinists
Oelwein
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Iowa
Hacker's Island
Cedar River
T. C. Jackson
Dorothy
Robert
Shenandoah
Mrs. Jackson
F. M. Traphagen
Washington Street
Mr. Jackson
Druggian
Black Hawk Boy Builds Second Largest Iowa Drug Store
George H. Boysen of Cedar Rapids, born in Cedar Falls, heads a drug store with 32 on payroll, claiming the second largest in Iowa. He is active in advertising and pharmaceutical circles, ex-president of Cedar Rapids Ad Men, and part of a convention in town. New ownership may occur by March 1, 1914, with church construction at Sixth and Wellington streets. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wheeler and Miss Maria Wheeler of Fredericksburg and Miss Ethel Walton of Colorado Springs.
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Black Hawk County
George H. Boysen
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Boysen
Cedar Falls
City
Waterloo Business College
Iowa City
Boysen
Iowa
Cedar Rapides Ad Men’s Club
Ad Club
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Sixth
Wellington Streets
Southeran
F. C. Wheeler
Maria Wheeler
Fredericksburg
D. E. Smith
Third Street
Misa Ethel Walton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Smith
Transfer of church property at Sixth and South Street
A transfer occurred today involving the corner property occupied by the First Brethren church. The site on Sixth and South Street is now transferred to the Danish Evangelical Lutheran St Ansgar's church.
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Sixth and South Street
First Brethren Church
St. Ansgar's Church
Northwestern Land & Investment Co Incorporated to Develop Hagerman and Downing Additions
Articles filed for Northwestern Land & Investment Co to develop Hagerman Addition and Downing Place with a $260,000 capitalization. Based at 3003 Fourth Street West, the firm plans to handle Hagerman and Downing properties and other real estate, negotiate loans for home builders, with W. W. Majors of Ottumwa, John H. Janney, and Ira J. Hoover as incorporators and George Janney managing sales. Four Waterlooans are building homes on land sold by the company: William Pickelman, A Olson, A C Pines, and W B Smith.
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Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Court House
Hagerman Addition
Downing Place
Hagerman and Downing
Hagerman and Downing Place
Fourth Street West
W. W. Majors
Ottumwa
John H. Janney
Ira J. Hoover
George Janney
Hagerman’s
William Pickelman
A. ©. Olson
A.’ Cc. Pines
W. B. Smith
Hazy Balloon Weather Readings Spark Heatoutcry on Street
A Fourth and Lafayette thermometer showed 112 degrees in the shade causing panic and frantic thirst. Onlookers, including Matt O’Keefe and a janitor, rushed for ice and soda as a doctor was called. The weather stick’s status remains unclear after the dramatic scene.
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Fourth
Lafayette
Matt O'Keefe
Mnaide
Matt
Pfanschmidt Sentenced to Die for Quadruple Slaying
Ray Pfanschmidt, 21, was condemned in Adams county circuit court to be hanged on Saturday October 18 for killing his father, mother, sister, and schoolteacher friend Emma Kaempen. Judge Guy Williams pronounced the sentence. Prosecution by Rolland Wagner drew nationwide attention.
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Quincy
Ill
Ray Pfanschmidt
Emma Kaempen
Guy Williams
Adams County
Rolland Wagner
Quincy, IL
Waterloo
Herman T. Wagner
Police Department
Wagner
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Wilson
Mutual Insurance Association
al Falkenhainer
Association
Cedar Rapide
Milo John
Clinton
N. F. Reed
A. C. Wilson
Insurance Association
Rans
Commission
Gamboa
LA Barra
Sea Crna
Berkley Cambries
Lonsdale Nainsook
Lonsdale Cambric
Flannelettes
Cretonnes
Chintz Silkelines
North Waterloo
UNION
BRATE
Black Hawk Boy
G. H. Boysen
Hager
Man and Downing Properties
Mercury
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