Planets Control Earth's Weather Weather Prophet predicts heat path Aug to Sept 1914
Des Moines July 31. Iowa may discharge Don Chappell and hire a new weather shark but a Kansas City candidate, D A N Grover, warns of extreme heat from planetary alignments. He claims Earth moves with planets Uranus, Jupiter and Venus affecting climate from August 13 to September 18, 1914, with cooler fall after September 21. Grover presents a diagram and cites forecasts from Kansas City France and the South African union as sources for this method.
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Des Moines
State of Iowa
Don Chappell
Kansas City
D. A. N. Grover
Uranus
Jupiter
Venus
Mr. Grover
Kanssa
France
South African Union
Lost pocketbook found at railway ticket office
Lost Russet leather pocketbook bearing name Furbush found by Kent Modern furnished room at 301 South St. Please return to W. C. FP. & N. ticket office. Also wanted at once ten boss with express wagons to gather milk bottles. Citizens Dairy Co. phone 60.
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Furbush
W.C. FP
Kent
Mordern
South St
Citizens Dairy Co
Iowa St
Care Courier
L. Hoateter
Gray
L. Hosteter
Furnishing New Rus sell Lamson Hotel Nearing Completion
Sixty five rooms in the new Rus sell Lamson hotel have been carpeted and seven carloads of furniture arrived. They will be moved in as quickly as possible, with the hotel possibly ready for travelers by September 1. The building’s brick choice is under review with greyish brick favored for its harmony with terra cotta.
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Russell-Lamson
Leavitt & Johnson Bank Building Reduced to Ten Stories
The Leavitt and Johnson National bank project will be ten stories tall instead of twelve as initially announced. The estimated cost of the structure is $165,000, according to information from an authentic source. The men in charge of the erection...
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Today the Broadway sensation graces New York stages
Contracts seal an early appearance for Today in the city, marking the season’s biggest dramatic success. The drama, with a record Broadway engagement in 1918 19, showcases new producer Harry Von Filzer and his vigorous showmanship.
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New York
Harry von ‘Filzer
Jurgensens Return From War Center Visit
Jurgensen family proprietors of the Columbia Theatre arrived back in Waterloo after a nine week stay in Germany visiting relatives. They described soldiers drilling and growing war preparations there while noting Americans feel sympathy for Austria Hungary and Serbs’ revenge motives. They contrasted Germany’s social freedom with U S freedoms, remarking beer access in German stores and public drinking.
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Reformation Ag
Waterloo
Germany
Il. C
J. G. Jorgensen
Columbia Theatee
Nother
Cou
Cernunig Dindhe
Curisbad
Austria
Jurgensen
Princs
Ferdinand
Dorgensens
Jurgensens
United States
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Cricket Match
July 20 reports visits among Galena and Waterloo families. Mrs. Mid Schmitt recovering from goiter surgery at St Francis hospital. Will and George Medd called to Raymond for their ill mother. A cricket match between Sons of St. George and nonmembers planned for Sunday at 10 at Byrnes Park with all interested invited to watch.
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F. J. Schmitt
Duabuque Suydas
Miskes
Edith
Bessie Folett
Q. W. Foltett
Mid Sehmitt
St Francis Hospital
Will
George Medd
Raymond
Sons of St. George
Byrnes Park
Local family notices and visits reported in Waterton region
The excerpt lists numerous names and relations as residents and visitors in Waterton area. It mentions Mr and Mrs Peter Kacuth Amit and families visiting relatives Anil Mietis, Vie Sanettut, and Orit Onur. Denotes gatherings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O’Conner, Mrs. Mangrieh, and Miss Vo Tht with Temp Sper Piiesdhay events. Also notes exchanges between Chitra De Lancey, Miss Betton Moghe, and locals around a birthday and social visits.
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Wastiuri
Daly
Peter Kacuth
Anil Mietis
Vie Sanettut
Orit Onur
Watson
eYelek
Dakota
Mee
Conner
Gerald
Mauer
Babe
Hutun Mangrieh
Paertes
Vid
Olin Glesett
Mes
Wietor O'Conner
Aon
Nee Hianpton
Tout
My Roberts
Lle
Allerton
Babeeris
Kosap
Vise
Henry
Vie
Demand Withdrawal of American Troops Show
A two day Waterline Gun event for 80 percent shooters runs Tuesday and Wednesday August 4 and 5 with 20 000 targets in Ava trap houses. The program shifts to include twelve of thirteen events at fifteen targets and offers air equality for lower scoring shooters.
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Ava
President's Niece Visits in the North
Miss Alies Wilson niece of Joseph R.R. Wilson the president’s brother is visiting Buffalo for a month. The Wilson family recently moved to Baltimore after the president’s inauguration and plans for the stay at a northern resort are noted.
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Alies Wilson
Joseph RR. Wilson
Jane Ruert
Buffalo
Baltimore
Military notes from Mexican conflict echo calls for church rules
The report outlines actions by constitutionalist leaders and generals including Villars, Curran, and Venustiano Carranza. It mentions plans to regulate the Roman Catholic church in Nuevo Leon and Chihuahua. A territorial capture near Hidalgo yielded thousands of prisoners and ammunition.
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Senor Adiarde
Villars
Venustiano
Pranciice
Aram
Congritiiudiog
Gener
Acon
Nuevo Leon
Vibla
Chihuahua
Pablo Genyzales
Federala
State of Hidalgo
Obituary and Local Notices From Liberty Township Area
Obituary of Frank Jonathan Auten born Oct 24 1889 in Liberty township details his marriage to Migel Luly in 1911 and death in July 1914. Local updates describe visits, illnesses, quarantines, and family travel across towns, plus reports of residents recovering from illnesses and a list of visitors and kin in the area.
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Mre
Mae Wade
Clinton
Wim
Burk
Chicago
Mather McCormik
Frank Jonathan Autes
Liberty Township
Wilfred Antead
Jaithia Vicloity
Migel Luly
Bolas
Tome
Mr. Auten
Houlder
Colo
Colorado
Clarency
Arapaho
Alva
Frank Auten
Winthrop
Hodge
Charles
Clyde Merrill
Glenn Peck
Herbert
Huholde Amd Witt
Winthrop M.S. Shurch
Winsome notices and travel visits across several towns
A string of brief items records visits and travels: Mrs Harvey Gil and Dee lugee in Winthrop, Munsey White of Manson visiting relatives, Mrs Charles Moore in Marlay, Myr Bennett in her home, Lee Aldrich of Rowan at a funeral, Mrs Carrie Otto and daughter from Dubuane visiting their family, Willard Peek and wife returning from Montana, Byron Shine traveling from Fargo to visit kin, Clarence Antell returning to Arapaho after a week with relatives, Mrs Charley Morse and three children of Waterloo visiting the Robert Morse home, Mrs W E BondatI of Lincoln visiting her aunt Miss Catherine McGraw, Mrs H S Schermerhorn called to Minneapolis for a sister-in-law's illness, Miss Mabel Ferrill visiting Oshkosh, and Maude and George Ownby visiting.
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Winthrop, Ta
Harvey Gil
Slaughter
Dee Lugee
Dee Brinthall
Munsey White
Manson
Charles Moore
Marlay Ig
Myr Bennett
Lee Aldrich
Rowan
Frank Auten
Carrie Otto
Henry
Eddy
Willard Peek
Montana
Byron Shine
Fargo
NX. D
Clarence Antell
Arapahon
Charley Morse
Waterloo
Faro
Robert Morse
W. E. Bondatl
Lincoln
Cane
Catherine McGraw
Schermerhorn
Minneapolis
Minn
Mabel Ferrill
Oshkosh
Maude
George Ownby
Many Recoveries From Lung Trouble Rockman's Alterative
Wilmington Delaware resident shares a testimonial about Eckman’s Alterative relieving lung trouble after hemorrhages in January 1908. The letter cites Linpincott’s Department Store supporter and praises the product for bronchial catarrh throat and lung ailments without habit forming drugs.
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Rockman
Wilmington
Del
Prac
CO. A. Lippincott
Linpincott’s
Eckman
Erkman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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