Five Women Candidates for Congress in 1920 Election
Washington dispatch notes five women candidates for U S Congress across states where women already vote. Rose Schneiderman, Nevada Anne Martin, Oklahoma Alice Roberson, Nebraska Marie Weekes, Michigan Helen Statler, Oregon Esther Lovejoy, plus Clinton N McArthur, and Dr. Esther Lovejoy vie on Republican and Democratic lines. Alice Paul says party neutrality applies but the slate earns no formal endorsement.
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Washington
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Congress
United States Senate
Rose Schneiderman
New York
Russia
Wadsworth
New York State
Women’s Jade Union League
America
Labor Party
Anne Martin
Nevada
Martin
Oklahoma
Alice Roberson
Muskogee
House
Roosevelt
Helen G. Statler
Michigan
United States
Esther Lovejoy
Portland
Ore
Clinton N. McArthur
Dr. Lovejoy
National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
Sreingly
A Letter for Women Garnett Kansas
A letter from Mrs. Eva E. Sway of Garnett Kansas describes severe postnatal illness after childbirth and a nervous breakdown. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief after a few doses and continued good health after five bottles. She says she will recommend the medicine whenever possible.
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Eva E
Sway, Garnett, Kansas
Horace Hayward Pioneer of Benton Co dies at Vinton
Horace Hayward longtime Benton County resident dies at his Vinton home after several weeks illness. Born in New York he was 87 and served in the Civil War before settling on a farm in Benton County.
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Horace Hayward
Benton CO
Vinton
Jay
Hayward
Haywari
New York
Nayward
Renton County
War veteran Sol Watts dies at 87 in Winton
Sol Watts longtime Civil War veteran and local grocer died Thursday afternoon in Winton. He was born June 24 1838 in Maine and moved to Vinton as a youth. He served in Company 1 Illinois cavalry and helped found a local G A R post. Funeral services were held at his residence with burial at Evergreen cemetery. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Sias Gary Wheaton IL and two sons in New York City.
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Mount Auburn
Winton
The
Baptist Church
George W. Kinsman
New York City
Sol Watts
Wutton
Mr. White
Maine
Vinton
Company 1
Illinois Cavalry
G. A
Roy Cameron
White
Lynn Haven
Fla
Evergreen Cemetery
Sslasie Gary
Wheaton
Jil
Sherrif
J. A. Ruhl
Charles
Ruhl
Shriners
Portland
el Kahir Band
California
Hampton Brick and Tile Co to Build New Plant
Hampton Chautauqua records a new brick and tile plant plan in Sampton with a 64 acre clay tract optioned north of the Great Western right of way. Samples tested by Sheffield artisans confirm a practically inexhaustible clay supply suitable for tile and brick. Several local businessmen plan investment as former residents Clock family visit from Long Beach.
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Sampton
Elbow
Secretary of State
Hampton Brick & Tile Co
A. W. Wolf
Great Western Right of Way
New History Park
Waltson
I. 5
Sullivan
Sheffield
National Clay Works
Manon City
Long Beach
Cal
California
Zemo claims clear skin with antiseptic liquid formula
An advertisement from The E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland Ohio promotes Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid for skin care. It says the product removes pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm, costs 35 cents or one dollar for a larger bottle, applies easily without sticky residue, and is readily obtained at drug stores.
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E. W. Rose Ca
Cleveland, O
Textile ad details 18 and 20 inch linen yard sale
An old advertisement lists fabric items including an 18 inch Brown Art Linen described as very fine quality and the yard price. also 20 inch Brown Linen described as heavy quality with a per yard price noted as 98 cents.
Madeira Linens 20 Percent Discount Offer
A vintage notice promotes a 20 percent discount on Lunch Cloths Napkins Doilies and Dresser Scarfs hand embroidered in many designs aimed at housewives seeking fine snow white linens.
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