TWO WATERLOOANS' BIVEN HIGH POSTS BY SONS OF VETS
Ray I. Snodgrass of Waterloo was elected senior vice commander and F. M. Stull of Waterloo was elected secretary treasurer of the Sons of Veterans Town division at the state encampment. G.4 J. H.M. Pratt of Fort Dodge was chosen commander. Delegates to Grand Army encampment and auxiliaries returned to Waterloo impressed by Mason City entertainment.
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Ray I. Snodgrass
Waterloo
F. M. Stull
Sons of Veterans
Town
J. H.M. Pratt
Fort Doge
O. W
Ray L. Snod@rass
May Walker
John H. Megeglson
Zella Kimbley
Montezuma
Minnie Nelson
Clear Lake
Rebecca Hiskey
Cedar Fails
Margaret Smith
Grand Army
Mason City
Woman's Relief Corps
Gerrude Anderson
Marion
Jennie Joy
Wapella
Emma Duncan
Elma Martin
Nevada
Lanah Lawler
North
Amdiicent Hicklin
Wapeilo
Flazvell Gelien
Emily Fasenl
Keokuk
Transuer
Mabel Long
Ames
Pearl Clapp
Fairfield
Eva Daugherty
Ottumwa
Belle Smith
Des Moines
Miriam Hall
Davenport
Queen in Ant Kingdom Explains Social Structure and Sex
A recounting of ant society notes the queen’s regal role, worker coddling, and sex being diet dependent. It outlines caste members, colonies, and how ants nurture aphids in a mutual yet unequal relationship.
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Ant Kingdom
Tian Ang
Move Aster Beds To Deter Ant Aphid Attack
The piece notes ants seek aphids for honeydew and that aphids harm aster roots. It advises relocating the aster bed away from meadows and other vegetation to disrupt ant and aphid colonies. It explains ants act by instinct, possess a keen sense of smell, and lack brains, yet are effective.
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Burger
Traer Couple Celebrates 58th Wedding Anniversary
Nobert Powell and wife of Traer marked their fifty eighth anniversary with a family dinner and reunion. Powell, 81, a Wales native, came to the United States with parents in 1855 and served in the Civil War with the Twenty ninth Wisconsin Infantry, discharged in 1865. The couple has had one death in their family circle. They later settled in Tama County.
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Traer
Nobert Powell
Powells
Wales
United States
Twenty-ninth Wisconsin Infantry
Wisconsin
Rama County
Powell
Dodge County
Marriage in that state and family farming ties
The record notes a marriage to Mr. Powell in that state on July 10, 1867. One child died in infancy. Four sons have farms near Traer, with Edward, Garfield, and Fred actively farming southeast of town.
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Powell
Traer
Edward
Garfield
Fred
Notable Traer Residents and Nearby Families Mentioned
In Traer residents John and Stella are cited alongside related families Mrs Martha Wagner of Dysart Ruth Powell of Iowa City aged three who serves as a secretary Mrs George Speer of Havelock Ta and others referenced in the community note.
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John
Stella
Traer
Martha Wagner
Dysart
Ruth Powell
Iowa City
George Speer
Havelock Ta
Roots and Herbs in Medicine Spotlight
The Lydia I. Priscam Medicinal Co of Lynn Massachusetts is hailed as the world’s top user of roots and herbs. Over half a million pounds are used in making Lydia I Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Herbs are gathered at peak medicinal potency to aid health and strength in women.
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Lydia I. Priscam Medicinal Co
Lynn
Mass
Amiga Ly
Lydia I. Pinkham
Lyla HE
Pinkham
Marr’s Wonderful Remedy Ad Claims Stomach Relief
An advertorial blames stomach distress on catarrhal mucus and inflammation, touting Marr’s Wonderful Remedy as a simple preparation that restores comfort. It promises money back after one dose and urges purchase at all druggists.
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Marr
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