Society notes from Skow. Meeung-Sons of Veterans auxiliary
A Skow society page reports a profitable meeting of the Sons of Veterans auxiliary at Memorial hall presided by Miss Anna M Kistner. A communication invites Waterloo Sons and auxiliaries to meet July 22 at 7 PM, with plans for a reception for Comrade Frank M Stull, and a homecoming Aug 10 at Memorial hall.
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Ottumwa
Sons of Veterans of Iowa
Bryson
Iowa Falls
Whitman
Naval Peale
Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Memorial Hall
Miss Kistner
Indianapolis
Ind
The Power of Headlines and Small Newspaper Moments
A reader reflects on how headlines and tiny notices shape our sense of events. The piece notes the real lives behind brief three line items and three line announcements, from sports wins to college graduations, and imagines future possibilities.
Beauty Tips For Glossy Hair From Brushed Brilliance
The piece promotes brushing to achieve glossy hair and dismisses lotions. It claims health and brushing improve shine more than artificial products, noting brushing stimulates the scalp’s blood flow for a healthier look.
Healthy hair care tips and cosmetic remedies from an old guide
The guide promotes brushing for scalp stimulation and dust removal, stresses using a clean, quality brush with bristles long enough to reach the scalp, and suggests blotting with cotton for an even finish. It mentions henna for hair tint and various beauty tips including digestion and skin care.
Tinley Elected Head of Rainbow Veterans
Mathew A. Tigles, commander of the 168th Iowa regiment in the world war, was elected president of the Rainbow Veterans Association at its first reunion in Cleveland. Cleyaisid, Ohio, was selected as the convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Rto
Mathew A. Tigles
Council Oifs, Jr
Iowa
Rainbow Veterans’ Association
Cleyaisid. O
Mortgage Filed in Black Hawk County for 59.6 Million
A large mortgage and refunding gold band mortgage for 59,566,000 was filed by Chicago Northwestern Railway Company to Farmers Loan and Trust Co of New York and Edwin and Marston. The document seeks recording in counties along the railway route, including Lincoln township five miles of track. Bond maturity is noted as 197 years. The notice mentions earlier reports in Carroll, Marshall and Monona counties and an unrelated line about Kansas Legislature staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notread
Halal
Cannes
Johnson
Inj Fmaell Typa
New England
Enfgt
Chicago Northwestern Railway Company
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
New York
Edwin &. Marston
Black Hawk
Snes
Lincoln Township
Carroll
Marshall
Monona
Citizens Gas Rate Inquiry Calls Meeting in City Hall
The Citizens Gas and Electric Company faces a rate dispute as a joint citizen committee convenes at 7:30 pm in the municipal courtroom to study proposed charges. Mayor Frisbie issued the call. the panel has no binding power, and findings will inform City Council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Joint Committee
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
N. W. Frisbie
Citizens Gas & Elactrre Company
Austin Burt
Waterloo
Public Service Corporation
Gromtrer Watering Anssociation
John Switt MH
O. Bernbrock
W. PL Hoxte
Rotary Club
H. BR. Plumb
J. N. Eastman
Waterloo Real Eatate Board
W. H. Howrey
B. Howard
C. D. Lamson
Waterloo Clearing Homes
T. W. Miller
Arbitration Hearing Details on Street Car Fares
A city arbitration board adjourned at 6 p m to reconvene Friday at 2 p m. Willig N Birdsall questioned C D Cass, with L S Cass and T B E Rist also testifying. Cass said early Cedar River park service used limited cars and capacity driven by demand. Costs, wages, and daily allowances for board members noted.
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Witnsases
L. S. Cass
C. D. Cass
T. BE. Rist
B. W. Miller
Cass
Birdsall
Home Park
Clough Street
Cedar River Park
Dean W. G. Raymond
State
University of Iowa
Arbitration Board
Stanley D. Moore
Hear ‘Ing
Board of Arbitration
Seksion
Dean Raymond
Copany
Labor Party planks clash with La Follette on mine ownership
Chicago July 14 Two planks in the Labor Party platform draft were disputed by the conference committee and a 48% group as Senator La Follette objected to items including Plumb plan and government ownership of mines. The tentative draft also calls for repeal of sedition laws, amnesty for political prisoners, free speech and assembly, and war referendum proposals.
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Associated Proge
Chicago
Conference Committee
Labor Party
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Prisjonas
Russia
Ireland
United States
Mexico
Wall Street
America
Cuba
Philippines
Hawaii
Guam
Santo Domingo
Plainfield and Finchford Community Notes Active Visitors
Plainfield records show Howard Roach and family moving to East Main street after Aug. 1, with many friends visiting and relatives from Minneapolis, Waverly, and Fort Dodge spending time in town. Finchford reports multiple local movements including funerals for Miss Clanila Bradford, plus visits to Waterloo Greene and surrounding areas by area residents.
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Denver
Frad Kroenecke
Georges Faust
Henry Diekmann
Peter DeVriese
Fred Dorn
Louie Kurtt
Herman Kahe
Myrle Schneider
Waterloo
Henry Reinhart
Sumner
Visred
Tilalmann Ham
Plainfield
Howard Roach
East Main Street
Opal Lowrey
Minneapolis
Wil
Clara. Small
Porter Hinmon
Ionia
Orge Hiramon
Helen Ford
Waukon
E. A. Roach
Therm
Charles City
J. D. Hartson
Floyd Dugger
Hazel
Oskaloosa
Will Townsend
Maude Haviland
Dorothy
Elizabeth
Fort Dodge
C. A. Haviland
Carl Fuller
Amy Sprague
Waverly
Will Maldzahn
Mable Walter
Ch W Maltzahn
Greene
Edg Walter
Clanila Bradford
Will Matry
Finchford
Washburn and Littleton Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births
Washburn reports visits from Mrs William Wigner and daughter Esther Gilbertville and updates on local games where the Nauman Colts lost 3 to 1 to Waterlo. Other community notes include births in Waterloo and New Hartford, visitors from Austin and Duluth, and trips to Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Marian Poxyner
Raymond
John Porner
Wm. Wigner
Esther
Gilbertville
Wim. Burger
Nauman
Waterlwo
Waverly
Waterloo
Naxit
Schoenbshm
Harold Poyner
Hil
Charles Hemmer
Leona Meeter
Iter
J.C. Girseb
Clarence Poyner
Waterlow
W. Michel
Duluth
Minn
Ambrose Schrader
Long Beach
Cal
Littleton
Lattleton
Ettle O'Brien
Uis
EF. Fernean
Clarence Harter
Joan Dolan
New Hartford
Qo Wilson
Austin
Vis Kted
L. V. T. Franca
Harry Pingree
Eli Gingerloh
Phia
Elmer Fay
Ernoest Fiedler
Emery Wurts
Plaza
Mies Esther Fiedler
Fuel Administration Emergency Nears White House Action
President is kept fully advised on efforts by the railroad administration the interstate commerce commission and the Coal Operators association to ease a coal shortage especially at lake ports. A report by D M Eldrard shows coal at about 80 percent of normal and a warning that an emergency might necessitate a fuel administration appointment.
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Assoccigtead
Washington, D. C
Son
Railroad Administration
Interstates Commerce Commission
Coal Operators Association
D. M. Eldrard
White House
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Society News
Audliary Surprise
Robert Anderson Post
Lincoln Circle
Congale
Charles Crabtree
A. G. Merriman
Steve Gilley
Her. S. W.court
Lutheran—Woman’s — Missionary Society
Mmes
Bert Nus
John Hilenan
Dora Bennett
George Doyen
Mead
Henry Therlman
Entre Nous Club
John Schiel
Pat Townsend
T. O. McCarthy
Lorden
Anna McCarthy
George Huntley
W. H. Langins
Woman's Relief Corps
Onuil Sense
Ihymes Park
Commercial Department
The
Warman’e Club
Russell-Lamson
St. Mary’s
Isra
A. M. Gruenwald
Agnes
Louise
Sewing Circle
Minnie Bennett
Whl Wollein
George Jump
Silent Club
A. J. Parbush
Asuyder
Ike
Ani
Mars
Ruth Cameron
Beauty Chats
KENT
Tinley
Rainbow Veterans
Black Hawk County
Kansas
Gitizeng
England
London
Bombay
Carl Wanderer
Seventeenth
Wenderer
Wanderer
Wanderar
Po- Hce
Fred Wanderer
Tripoli
Mary Goodenbour
Claud Shufaldt
P. A. Goodenbour
Amelia Bhichman
Lee Geroden
Anton Phefar
Louis Burmeister
Lil Han
Margaret
Christ Schmidt
Ladies’ Aid Society
BH. B. Ladd
Waterino
J. H. Carstenson
I ¥. Keourh
Mra PD
W. Chapin
F. A. Robinson
Mra. TD
K. Redeman
P. A
Clarance Gies
Frank Carstensen
Paul Pock¢la
Erwin
Han Sazonduke
Waterlan
Pautine
Lao
Wildebrandt
Hernan
Ohmer
Berwin] Dubker
Ray Moho
Clarence Befaner
Lawrence Tipho
EM Briman
Amanda Ralsner
Asimi Wittkop
Irma Noiting
Marion Winsenburg
Julgo Smith
Henry Bergsner
Treavers-Newtoon Chautauqua
Tripel Dail
New Hampton
Tripel
Alene Kelsey
Elenora Koch
Gelen Keleny
Cedar Falls
Weihe
E. Steph Lette
St. Louis
Fred Hildebrandt
Lavera
Weednesday
Algons, In
Fairmont
Nashua
Mwright Norris
Burlington
Kan
S. ¢. Henwking
A. S. Seaman
State Univerasity of
Frank Smith
G . Hinkley
Luc
Big Shop
Deertood
Frank
Geedale
Michigan
Fat the Horpe
Hig
Catherine Paschke
T. B. Freaman
HL PF Wester
Huon
RR. Watte
Arthur Waite
Coramiley
H Thome
Wr. Dl
Loy Crawford
Sarah Patterson
Sirs
W. & Kitchen
Clear Lake
Jesup
John Barrett
Henry Klien
SMM
Rockford
W. S. Gtill
Arthur MelLain
Milledgeville
P. Mebain
Alverta
Bowers
Dale Slaughter
William Nunnemacher
Bruber
Altonatown
Penn
Hare
Nunnamacher
F. Nunnemacher
B. W. McGinnis
Davidine
Viola
Charles
Cora Bush
Wh .Waskow
John Wasko Jr
John Not«bohm
Vern Gherke
W. J. Egegleson
EB. Norris
Cedar Falla
B. G. Stevenson
Eewin Bonosky
James Madden
Wilt Cass
Des Moines
Earl Cass
Clyde Webster
Water Joo
Christ Masinger
Brashaar Lease
Laurens
Zella Scoby
Fayette
Gillette
Col. Burke
Hiram
Lease
Robert
Cherokee
Louie Volker
George Moeller
Hrom Sunav
Ttu
Bulse
Farmers’ Supply Co
Ava Coles
Kittle Hedeks
Ray Warterton
Jwho
M. M. Blandin
Kerwin Crook
Charles Sweeney
Osage
B. P. Foster
Henry Horton
Gilbert
Horton
Business
Equity
Orchard
Georee
Janesville
Cretsinger
Edith Cretsinger
B.thrifty
Watierloo
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