Delegation Seeks Iowa Sanction On Reciprocity Fight
Iowa Republican members plan to push reciprocity and anti reciprocity as the main issue at the state convention. Senator Cummins will lead efforts to endorse opposition to reciprocity, aiming to shield the delegation from rebuke by Taft supporters. Most house members voted against reciprocity except Hubbard.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Congress
Hubbard
House
Senate
Cummins
Kenyon
Taft
Royal Neighbors Ice Cream Social Set for July 22
Mt Vernon township notes an ice cream social on the lawn at the Elmer Greenley home Saturday evening July 22 with a cordial invitation to all. Various local happenings include property rental, travels, visits, and family events across Cedar Falls Waterloo Independence and Waverly areas.
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Mt. Vernon
Elmer Greenley
Robert Simpson
Waverly
P. R. Henry
E. A. Sickles
Otto Weidemier
Tom Deeming
Meeker
Denver
Maude Askey
Cedar Falls
Hally Smith
Ed. Peck
Messrs
Henry Deeming
Jas. Ulrich
Chase Benter
Raymond
Clara Buler
Waterloo
The
Burkes
Iva Selzer
Grace Miller
Independence
F. W. Jacob
Deeming
Miss Bell
Josephine Munger
Amanda Jordan
Community News From Janesville July 18
R W Kendall and J L Conners own new cars. Maria Keeler visited grandparents Sunday. Royal Neighbors host ice cream social at J B Greenlee home Saturday. Albert Winner builds a new barn frame. Will Beaty hired by Roger Myers Co. and just completed company affairs invoice. George Briden couple attended Presbyterian Sunday. Miss Zimmerman sang a solo. Mrs G L Davis ill.
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Janesville
R. W. Kendall
J. L. Conners
Maria Keeler
Royal
J. B. Greenlee
Albert Winner
Will Beaty
Roger-Myers Co
George Briden
R.N. A
Bert Cuddebeck
Charles Zimmerman
Presbyterian Church
Miss Zimmerman
G. L. Davis
Honduran Capital Welcomes New Police Chief General Lee Christmas
General Lee Christmas resigns as commandante at Puerto Cortes and is appointed Chief of Police of the Republic of Honduras with headquarters in Tegucigalpa. The piece notes Tegucigalpa as capital and mentions a slight health improvement in an unnamed subject, with local farm reports on oats affected by grasshoppers and various personal items.
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Lee Christmas
Poliier of Fortune
Puerto Cortes
Republic of Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Tripoli News Roundup Includes Weddings Visits and Local Echoes
Tripoli notes sickness recovery for Mother Koenke and a cemetery society meeting led by Mrs. H Wattendorf. Leo Stenzel and wife return from their wedding trip. Local residents visit, travel, or vacation. Emma Bederman and Fred Bedeman take breaks from work. Ethel Kretsie starts as stenographer at Tripoli Implement Co. The Waterloo Independents lose to Tripoli 11 0 as the team extends a win streak. trips to Chicago Milwaukee and Denver appear among visits and grave farewells.
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Tripoli
Koenke
Cemetery Society
H. Wattendorf
Leo Stenzel
Cc. H. Otto
Fowler
Colo
Emma Bederman
Fred Bedeman
Joe Sevis
Ethel Kretsie
Tripoli Implement Co
Ed Sarber
Chiscazo
Chris Engiebrecht
Emma Joninca
Bertha Kent
Raymond Kuhrt
Chicago
Chas. Wat
Independence
Cora
Skillen
Waterloo
Alcock
Chas. Hunt
Denver
Agnes Waite
Readlyn
Ed Sommer
Milwaukee
Wis
BH. H. Neverman
Mercantile
Minerva Wattendorf
Waterloo Independents
Waverly
Kampmeyer
Lyons
Town City
Geo. Rompf
Tinois
Fred Hunemueller
Bull Pharmacy
Ed Selck
Henry Harmening
F. Selck
Laura
Chester
Neb
F. Wittkop
Fredericksburg
Albert Pries
New York
Fast Train Now Up 10 Schedule Advances Rail Pace
A westbound fast train No. 5 now arrives on schedule after mail transfer relief at Dubuque. Engineer Mulkern delivered it on time with heavy through and local passengers viewing a circus. New locomotives Nos. 1069 1071 1072 1079 will replace older engines, boosting speed on Waterloo through trains.
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Dubuque
Mulkern
Waterloo
No. 5
Raymond
Oldest Man in the World Visits New York
Joseph Fry of Roanoke Virginia claims to be 111 years old and appears alert and sharp. The report notes his seven great grandchildren and forty two grandchildren and his residence as Roanoke. this odd aging tale frames a page full of local notes about meetings, travels, and events in Allison and surrounding counties.
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Joseph Fry
New York
Mr. Fry
Roanoke
Waterloo man suffers severe injuries in runaway
W A Blough a longtime Waterloo resident and former Orange township resident was injured near Jesup when a runaway caused the vehicle tongue to drop and the team to bolt. He was thrown out and later walked eighty rods to town to learn the full extent of injuries including a broken collarbone a broken left arm and a fractured rib. He returned home after treatment and is expected to recover.
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W. A. Blough
Waterloo
Orange Township
Jesup
Mr. Blough
Blough
Lightning Wreaks Havoc Across Allison Area
Destructive storms hit the county near Allison with barn and outbuilding fires on the Boerman and Akerman farms. Cows killed on the Weigman farm and Treno Evers' barn previously burned by lightning. Rainfall patterns disrupted harvest as oats ripen and threshing begins amid reports of grasshoppers causing limited damage.
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Allison
Boerman
Ackerman
Treno Evers
George Weigman
Aaron Rieman
Main Street
Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief
Mrs. Z. E. Fink suffered four years from dyspepsia with headaches heartburn and nervous stomach and loss of appetite. After trying many remedies she found relief with Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets reporting improved appetite and a gain of thirty pounds. Each tablet offers instant relief and a few boxes cure most cases sold 25¢ 50¢ and $1 at druggists.
Motor train trial on the Great Western line
A motor train has operated for several weeks between Fort Dodge and Mason City on the Great Western. The question remains whether the experiment will succeed. Mrs. Paul R. Burroughs and son Thomas returned from Iowa City. Rev. C. R. Disney visited Hampton. Barnum Bailey's circus toured Waterloo today. Congregational church youths plan an ice cream social Friday evening.
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Waverly
Epworth League
Opera House
Lois Craig
Craig- Ray Abstract
Lake Minnetonka
Ruth Arnold
Iowa Falls
Butler County Normal Institute
Mary A Faint
Edwin D. Starbuck
State University
Iowa City
Arthur MacMurray
Iowa State College
Ames
Reading
Ella Ford-Miller
Drake University
Des Moines
Irving H. Hart
Allison
Fanchon Moffett
Hartford City
Ind
C. W. Bangs
Paulina
Ira Jones
Clear Like
M. B. Jones
W. A. Smith
Bristow
United Brethren Church
Ida Dreyer
Aplington
Louisa Trager
Lawrence Waudby
Frank H. Hill
Fort Madison
Wandler
The
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Hill
Great Western
Fort Dodge
Masonity
Paul R. Burroughs
Thoms
C. R. Disney
Hampton
Barnim & Bailey
Waterloo
Congregational Church
Cardus praised by Mrs Green for cure of womanly troubles
Meetie Virginia woman Mrs J C Green recounts near hopeless illness from womanly troubles. After doctors and medicines failed she found relief with Cardus, reporting renewed health and energy. She urges others to try it and sends for information from the Irooga Medicine Co. in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Mrs. Green
Cardas
Meetie
J. C. Green
Anys
Tanea
Cardus
Merittol Snow White Liniment Endorsed for Pain Relief
Merittol Snow-White Liniment touted as the greatest liniment, endorsed by the American Drug and Press Association. Marketed for rheumatism neuralgia sciatica lumbago strains and deep seated muscular pain. Available at Henderson Drug Co the Merital store.
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American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Merital
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Colfax
Geo
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Maude Ulrich
Quinsy
Shephard
Vera Greenlee
Dora Fish
Chas, McCreedy
Ins Cem
Steel Greyhounds
B. L. Bowden
Ilinois Central
Lincoln, Neb
Girt
Chamberlain
Lincoln
Ward Jones
Hester
Charles Gates
Greene
Great Western Railroad
Watertac
A. Anderson
H. M
W. 4Th
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Corson
Galloway, Corson & Zimmerman
3D Ave
West
Devor & Brooks
Logan Ave
Draper
Dunham & Sohner
Eightey
C. H
Sycamore Genegal
G. H
Mabile
Hartong
W. H
Franklin
Hickie
Ingo
W.ard
Koeneke & Wolfe
Jafayette
McGarvey
L. F
Manning
Jefferson
Miargadant Bros
Mefsch & Pint
Meserve
G. B
Mosher Ros
Lafayette
Murphy & Behmitz
Bth & Water
Muzzeau
Dawson
Franklin Palmer
D. H
Payne Bros
Franklin, Pinkerton
A. H
Pinkerton
Sam H
W. 4Th Rath, F. Co
Franklin, Rosenbloom & Lederman
Sycamore, Roth
Independence, Sarsman, B. L. & Son
Chautauqua Park
Schmitz
W. J
Colby
Stanard Broa
Stoner
W. E
Columbia
Union Merc. Co
Wittick
A. J
Westfield Market
Woogh & Co
Aurora
Durfey
W. M
Macken
J. E
Austinviliz
Bode
R. C
Cedar Falia
Gibson & Graham, Hummel, Grocery Co
Mason, Andrews & Wyth
Beveran
Thorpe
Clark
Adelbert
Remington
W. A
the Growers of India Tea
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Irooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Aristos
Burcer & Son
Bixth Street
Florida
LaBelle Park
O. C. Firman Development Company
Lafayet
Capital Control
Calooseahatchee River
Carpentera
Cement
D. C. Firman Development Co
George W. Pett
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