Winton 10 Lose LNG Company and Des Moines Bank News
Des Moines gains a new bank as American Trust and Savings bank seeks charter under John O Malley. In Iowa military matters, adjustments to National Guard units are discussed with reorganization proposed for Cherokee and Cedar Rapids opportunities. Rock Island Railroad receivership details remain guarded with no changes planned.
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State Auditor's Office
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Hair that stays beautiful with Parisian Sage tonic
Attractive hair is a sign of youth and charm. The ad touts Parisian Sage a fumed liquid tonic available from Wangler Bro. Co. or drug counters. It claims to nourish roots prevent dandruff and help hair grow long soft and lustrous for any woman seeking lasting charm.
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Wangler Bro. Co
Masonsty Votes On 500000 Schoolhouse Bond Issue
In Mason City June S voters approved a schoolhouse bond plan by thirty votes. A total of 718 supported the bond and 681 opposed it. Women voters played an active role, casting 482 ballots.
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Mason City
Guy Baker Visits Father on Sunday in Muscatine
Guy Baker, a former Muscatine man serving a 14 year term for a serious crime, was granted brief Sunday parole to visit his ailing father Elijah Baker in Muscatine. A prison guard accompanied him as officials test his rehabilitation and trustworthiness amid health concerns.
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Muscatine, Jane
Guy Baker
Muscatines
Elijah Baker
Baker
PUT 8 ROLL IN STOVE SAYS IF WENT UP IN SMOKL
In Port Madison June a district court hearing involved Mrs. T A Matheny claiming temporary alimony amid a separation. She testified she had placed a roll of $500 in a stove for safekeeping and a fire occurred, described as money going up in smoke, as part of ongoing disputes over finances and ownership of $800 in dividends.
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Port Madison
T. A. Matheny
Matheny
SONS OF VETERANS INITIATE TONIGHT IN WATERLOO
A class of 25 candidates will be minstered into Waterloo Camp No 22 Sons of Veterans this evening at the G A R hall. The initiation may lead to the formation of a drill team while the Ladies Auxiliary meets in the adjoining room. Members eligible for membership are invited to attend and both groups report increased applications since Decoration Day. The Associated Char hav en office reports a flood of job applications in May, contrasting with past years.
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Waterloo Camp No
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Local Endorsement for Deans Kidney Pills
A testimonial from Mrs. 4. Kofski of Waterton urges Dean's Kidney Pill as effective for kidney ailments. She claims personal relief after use and recommends the remedy to others, citing Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as the supplier.
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Waterloo
Kofski
Roby St. Waterton
Dean
Employment aid grows as harvest seeks transport support
Superintendent Klinga and Miss Reed report many men seek work in the southwest harvests but lack funds for transport. Klingaman has discussed with railroad officials with no firm agreement yet. An applicant said he canvassed the city two weeks for work. Associated Charities saw 70 seekers in March, eight in April, and 32 last month, prompting officers to request employers to notify them of available work.
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J. F. Klingaman
Ruth C. Reed
Nlingaman
Miss Reed
Associated Charities
Threats to life force London man to seclude home
A man in London faces threats and persecution as his home becomes inaccessible to visitors. Authorities reportedly monitor his correspondence and no contact has reached him from Holland or Switzerland for several weeks, prompting concern and a turn to the Want Page for further inquiries.
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Jig
Lis Hfe
Trebitch
Holland
Switzerland
Bernard Shaw Lip Threatened Claim Stirs Translator Rumor
The Chronicle reports German translator Herr Trebitch of Shaw’s circle claims Shaw has heard that his friendly stance toward Germany may provoke a lip threat. The note references Shaw and his translator in a June context, with unclear specifics and sourcing.
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