Pearson to Inspect City Before Alumni Picnic
President Raymond Pearson of Iowa State College will arrive at 12 25 p m by the Chicago Great Western and visit Cedar Heights with George W Miller and Waterloo graduates. If rain forces the event indoors at Chau tauqua park pavilion, about 100 attendees are expected for the Black Hawk Iowa Alumni picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miller
Black Hawk
Iowa Alumni Association
Cedar Heights
Chautauqua Park
Pearson
Raymond Pearson
Iowa State College
Chicago Great Western
Miller
Waterloo
Freckles Vanish With Ethine Double Strength
A drugstore patent claim promotes ethine double strength as a remedy to remove freckles. Users apply nightly and morning with a guarantee of money back if results are not seen, noting most need only one ounce to clear the skin.
Picnic for Ames College attendees to view industrial conditions
Manufacturers and factory heads, alumni and prospective students with parents are invited to a picnic in Water loo. The event offers an inside view of industrial and commercial conditions. Supper is likely around 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
New York
Ames
Winthrop Traffic Warnings and Fireman Shifts Noted
News notes report Winthrop existed and retains a speed ordinance guiding enginemen through the town. Minnesota division firemen vacancies exist for seniority eligible riders on locals and seconds with named engineers and layovers. Also noted: a removed frame building in Saxon street and a fatal auto train collision at Hagle Grove involving Dr. W W Bowen recounting the McDonald driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Hlinejs
F. W. Taylor
Minnesota
Dubuque
Marker
Riley, Anderson and
Doxey
Horsley
City
L. A. Downs
Unois Central
J. F. O'Day
Chicago
Mr. Downs
Fort Dodge
W. W. Bowen
Chicago Great Western
N. H. Adams
Hagle Grove
McDonald
C. G. W. Employee Guilty Of Larceny From Passenger
William Hunt, longtime C. G. W. depot worker, was arrested by C. G. W. special agents for larceny after stealing a camera valued at seven dollars from a passenger's suitcase. He pled guilty before Police Judge Meyers and was fined one hundred dollars with all but five dollars and costs suspended. He was released and must remit the fine on July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hunt
Meyers
Mourning Gown in Black Crape with Net Accents
An illustration shows an afternoon wear gown in black crape with a draped skirt and a novel girdle overlaid with black net decorations. A black net gulmpe with a white ruche and a white collar and cuffs brighten the somber ensemble.
Iowa to lead campaign against cattle diseases at Ames
Through Iowa State College Ames receives funds from the recent legislature to study and eradicate hog cholera animal parasites and other cattle horse and swine diseases. Dr Kurt Schern German specialist and Dr K W Stoddard Kansas leader will head research and extension work. Special laboratories will be created and investigations conducted statewide starting July 21. Funeral details for a local man noted. Local social items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
State College
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Atate Board of Education
Kurt Schern
Imperial Board of [Health
Berlin
Iowa State College
Schern
Robert Ostertag
State Board
K. W. Stoddard
Kansas
Missouri Valley Veterinary Association
Local Social Notes and Obituary in Plainfield
Plainfield residents and visitors are listed with travels visits and calls from Maquoketa Cedar Falls Waterloo and Waverly. The death of Cyntha Robinson near Bremer county is noted with funeral at home and burial in Harrington cemetery Waverly. Walter Blasier died Tuesday and
Hudson It Hudaop and Local Social Updates
Mrs. William Petty and baby visited Tuesday evening at Hicka Glenn Joder called in Dike Tuesday afternoon Harland Wood and wife from Dike called on Carl Mastain and wife Miss Maude Blough visited Waterloo early in the week Mr and Mrs Leyi Strayer left for Ocevedan to visit relatives Mies Mabel Shirley of Queen City Mo visiting her brother Blaine and family Mr and Mrs B Ostrander Waterloo visitors Wednesday Y P B C B Brethren ice cream social on church lawn Saturday July 19 Little Helen Glazier visiting Waterloo John Meyers left for Cedar fishing Benson Crownover guest at Waterloo Thelma Ralston returning to Waterloo from grandmother Mrs Schiefelbien Ruby Ritchie visiting home in Illinois Mrs Jennie Iseminger in Waterloo several days Richard Shepard of Toledo visiting Hudson friends Will Sweitzer and Florence Backs home from Myrtle Minn trip by auto Mrs Will Rhimer and Mrs Ed Seufferlein Waterloo shoppers Mildred Hollis Paulina Petrie Linnia Brandhorst Helen Gutknecht visiting former Sunday school teacher Mrs Glessner La Porte City Miss Graham Cadare Falls Ray McDowell and Russell Blough at Electric Park Sunday Leslie delivered vegetables to Waterloo market
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudaop
William Petty
Baby Epent
Hicka
Glenn Joder
Dike
Harland Wood
Carl Mastain
Maude Blough
Waterloo
Leyi Strayer
Ocevedan
Mies Mabel Shirley
Queen City
Blaine
B. Ostrander
Y. P
C. B
The
Brethren Lecturch
Church Lawn
Helen Glazier
John Meyers
Benson Crownover
Thelma Ralston
Schiefelbien
Ruby Ritchie
Illinois
Jennie Iseminger
Rane Sherratt
Richard Shepard
Toledo
Hudson
Will Sweitzer
Florence Backs
Martha
Miss Graham
Cadar Falls
Ray McDowell
Russell Blough
Electric Park
Mr. Leslie
Wilson appoints two to new labor mediation board
President Wilson selected William L. Chambers of Washington DC as commissioner of mediation and conciliation and G. W. W. Hanger as assistant under the Newlands act. Their names go to the senate. Judge Martin Knapp and Louis F. Post named as the other two board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
William L. Chambers
District of Columbia
G. W. W. Hanger
Senate
Martin Knapp
United States Commerce Court
Louis F. Post
Schoonover Named U. S. Attorney for Southern California
Washington dispatch says Albert Schoonover of Los Angeles has been selected by President Wilson as United States attorney for the southern district of California. The nomination, along with Judge M. T. Dooling for the northern district, was expected to be sent to the Senate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert Schoonover
Los Angeles
Cal
Wilson
United States
California
M. T. Dooling
Senate
Plot of Nations in Mexican Case Reveals Diplomatic Plot
Washington reports outline a vast international plot behind U S moves to recognize Huerta in Mexico. Gen Huerta, foreign diplomats, Mexican and European bankers and Henry Lane Wilson are named in alleged anti American demonstrations and pressure strategy. The president weighs sending a special commissioner to Mexico to investigate and may divert War Secretary Garrison to frontier duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
Garrison
Mexican
Advertised Letters at Waterloo Iowa July 16 1918
List of mail advertised at Waterloo Iowa dated July 16 1918 includes numerous names such as Mrs Earl Allen Mrs H B Ayers Miss Nellie Barns Mrs Chas D Berry Mrs Freda Berry Alice N Booth Mrs Daisy Brubaker Misa Cora Carel Mrs P F Cass Mrs E F Dawkins Mrs Cox Mrs Emery Frank Miss Lucy Flowers Mrs Grace Gardner Mrs C Green Nannie Hatfield Miss Ethel Hickman Miss Andi Huffman Miss Charlotte Hunter Miss Ave E Hurst Miss Ollie Joyce Miss Etta L King Miss Gusta Knox Mrs Leverne Loofe 2 Miss Anna McCeary Miss Nellie McIntyre Miss Rosetta Miller 2 Mrs AH M Neard Mrs A P Peterson Miss Nola Pierce Miss Eliizabeth Purcell Mrs Colin Roadhouse Miss Cecil Renn Miss Pearl Ruby Miss Marie Schafer Mrs Will Scott Mrs Robert Shotwell Mrs Darwin Stevens Mrs Albert Stevenson Miss Mandy Talkington Misa Britten Taylor Mrs Grace E Woolfall Ethel Walton Mrs Rosia White Ingyal Aanaud Walter Allen W L Allen R F And rews Henry Barnea Lawrence Behner Paul Bennett Ralph L Birney O J and Ellen Bloomer George Burk R J Burke Frank Burnheimer B A Campbell J A Connors Owen Daley B H Dammerman 2 J M Davia R O Davis R E Dean Loula P DeRousse M B Deorre Q B E Dubbey Robert W Dunlop Ray Edwardson Charlie Fellens Roy Ferry Hubert Fife Carl Freeburn W S Froley Mr and Mrs Joe ville Harvey P Greene C BE Hardinger Harry Hale Mr Harris Benjamin Harton Chas F Herman and G
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Towa
Earl Allen
H. B. Ayers
Nellie Barns
Chas. D. Berry
Freda Berry
Alice N., Booth
Daisy Brubaker
Misa
Cora Carel
P. F. Cass
E. F. Dawkins
Cox
Emery Frank
Lucy Flowers
Grace Gardner
C. Green
Nannie Hatfield
Ethel Hickman
Maggie Hogland
Andi Huffman
Charlotte Hunter
Ave E. Hurst
Ollie Joyce
Etta L. King
Gusta Knox
Leverne Loofe
Anna McCeary
Nellie McIntyre
Rosetta Miller
AH. M. Neard
A. P. Peterson
Nola Pierce
Eliizabeth Purcell
Colin Roadhouse
Cecil Renn
Pearl Ruby
Marie Schafer
Will Scott
Robert Shotwell
Darwin Stevens
Albert Stevenson
Mandy Talkington
Misa Britten Taylor
Grace E. Woolfall
Ethel Walton
Rosia White
Ingyal Aanaud
Walter Allen
W. L. Allen
R. F. Andrews
Henry Barnea
Q. BE. Dubbey
Robert W. Dunlop
Ray Edwardson
Charlie Fellens
Roy Ferry
Hubert Fife
Carl Freeburn
Froley
J. Oeville
Harvey P. Greene
C. BE. Hardinger
Harry Hale
Mr. Harris
Benjamin Harton
Chas. F. Herman
Names List From Historical Lineup Page
A long list of individuals appears in a historical newspaper page segment. The roster includes multiple given names and surnames such as Fred Jenkins Pete Jensen Edward Jones Joe Kerner Edward Kies H J Koelling Cilsie Larrsen Bob McCoy A McDonald Co William McGee Will McNealey James O Malley and many more with partial foreign names like John Aguellis Dora Barris Garoufalis and Jeroing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Fred Jenkins
Pete Jensen
Edward 8
Jones
Joe Kerner
Edward Kies
H. J. Koelling
H. E. Koonce
F. X. Kuscher
Harry Long
Cilsie
Larrsen
Bob McCoy
A. ¥. McDonald & Co
William McGee
Will McNealey
James O'Malley
Orlie Marquis
P. A. Meyers
Jarvie Miller
Ralph L. Miller
Edward Miller
Howard Moore
Chas. Weshard
Jas. Wheelan
C. B. Wylie
Jonh Aguellis
Mrs
Dora B H. Barris
Leon E. Garoufalis
Sidery A. Jeroing
Alex Hanneszky
Local Names List Features Citizens in Short OCR Transcript
A fragmented OCR reads names including N. H. Hansen, R. Jolly, Paul Kowal, K. Lawson, Petra Lenger, Tehoreg Bentrehley, Marino Giuseppie, with W. R. LAW and P. M. appearing as initials. No additional context or actions are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Hansen
R. Jolly
Paul Kowal
K. Lawson
Petra Lenger
Tehoreg Bentrehley
Marino Giuseppie
W. R. Law
P. M
Second Suit Filed Against State Law
Ottumwa Indiana July 18 John W Rowley plaintiff in the capitol ground suit filed an injunction against the recorder of Wan Buren county to prohibit recording of the millage tax ordered under the new law. He asks that the tax collection be halted until the case questioning the law's constitutionality is decided. Judge Francis M Hunter set next Tuesday for a hearing on the merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
John W. Rowley
Capitol
Wan Buren County
Rowley
Francis M. Hunter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scane’s
I. S.C
North Waterloo
Saxon Street
Schroeder
OWA
Baptist Church
Blesler
Woods
Boott
Issac Pickett Visied H. E. French
Clarksville
Alva Fuller
Hijness
Thompson and Simbric
Plainfield
Joe Roberts
Maquoketa
J. M. Roberts
Ionia
Nettla Moody
Tiane Pickett
Boscobel
Wis
Clarkeville
W. H. French
George Fuller
Clifton and Robinson
J. M. Roberto
Misa Donaldson
Cedar Falls
Lulu Wosseller
Cecil Reng
Chas. Farnsworth
Gladys
EH. J. Gallup
Fredericksburg
Rochester
Minn
John Jahr
Albert Lea
Robt. Smith
Vera Deistler
Charlotte Foster
Cedar Falla
Lucille Boyd
Lulu Vosseller
Chautauqua
Waverly
Lewile B. Kreiger
Cora Hirleman
Ray Scribner
Wita
L. P. Roach
George Meyer
Esther Sehmedike
Edward Parsons
Stanton
Mich
H. 8. Scott
Hattie Thompson
Osage
R. K. Thompson
Cyntha Robinson
Board OF Labor Peace
Schoonover
U. 5
Easley’s Clothing Sale
Irving Hotel
Joe & Lou
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