Unique Society Ends Convention of Iowa's Colonial Wars
The Society of Colonial Wars of Iowa held its annual convention at Hotel Russell-Lawson, with delegates arriving quietly. Officers named include S.A. Swisher as treasurer and delegate, amid an address by Wy. IL J. Flex on democracy, as members discussed lineage and restricted dues.
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Iowa
Hotel Russel-Lawson
Society of Colonial Wars of
Towa
Pieris Marquette
Srt Viet
Totale
Uni
Marrata
Nyenon
Marquis
Oubunawa
Des Moines
Soxermor
Tt Merrick
Othiuwa
Sacisher
Swisher
S.A. Swisher
Towsily
National General Society
Lake
Tye
Moenmters
Isher
Geores C. Kenne
Pieter Aghe
Wy. IL J. Flex
Two Men Held to Grand Jury Immediate bond set for two suspects
Harry Wilson fourteen was held to await grand jury action on a larceny charge in Justice Knapp's court. Rev Thomas thirty six waived preliminary hearing and is held on a receiving stolen property charge. Each bond was one thousand dollars but neither posted. Both jailed. Wilson accused of stealing a forty one dollar jewel from Joseph Sons store. Thomas accused of receiving the jewelry and trying to sell it. They are said to have come from Fort Dodge and reportedly have police records elsewhere.
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Harry Wilson
Canels
Frankie Knapp
Rev Thomas
Wan
Wilson
Joseph Sons
Thomas
Fort Dodge
Des Moines Center of Dope Supply In City Probe
Federal agents from Omaha and Webster City led an inquiry into Des Moines cited as a hub for habit forming drugs. Officials said several arrests are expected after finding drugs in Waterloo and Omaha with Des Moines boxes involved. The probe targets druggists and physicians amid allegations of a city wide distribution.
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William Hagst
Omaha
H. G Higbee
Webster City
Des Moines
United States
Fitzimmons
Thighee
Waterloo
Ottoman
Hearing on Rate Advances Set for July
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced hearings to begin in Chicago on July 18 and run for at least two weeks on a proposed general increase in freight rates across the western territory. Evidence will be taken on the new western advance rate case, carved from the original proceeding. Oral arguments for the original case are to be heard next week. The July hearings span July 19 to 24 inclusive.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commierce Commission
Chicago
Government forbids sale of grain crops in 1915 harvest
Berlin via London June 18 The federal council voided all contracts for selling the 1915 harvest of rye wheat spelt barley and oats and also crufte su gar with contracts to be fulfilled after Aug 31 The order keeps these communities under empire control until war’s end Palace reopens today after repairs with stage setup by R J Mark secretary of the Twin City Scenia Company of Minneaporte a friend of A J Diebold and W T L Myern
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Berlin
London
Federal Council
Palace
R. J. Mark
Scenia
Company of
Minneaporte
A. J. Diebold
W. T L. Myern
Miss Lillian Crattree Returns Visit and Local Notes
Miss Lillian Crattree returns from California to visit her father G Crabtree. Waterloo resident James P Sherman, an old timer, seen at home on SGC Third Street. A marriage license issued to William L Whitfey and Clara Breyer. Local church and community notices include pastor Aborrisaiy er Newton Hamige speaking at Hig Brother Mission and assorted visits of residents to relatives and farms.
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Lillian Crattree
California
Mr. G. Crabtree
James P Sherman
Waterloo
SGC
Third Street
William L. Whitfey
Grondy Center
Clara, Breyer
Aborrisaiy
Er Newton Hamige
Wianselial Association Church
Hig Brother Mission
Novel hat and bracelet ensemble featured at garden party
A garden party display showcases a black straw hat trimmed with pink and white flowers and a white satin under-brim. A delicate bracelet coordinated with a purple velvet ribbon accents the look, creating a charming vintage style.
Prayer and vigilance in Davidic faith across trials
The lesson compares Davidic struggle to modern daily conflict with the world flesh and devil. It urges continual prayer in Christ’s name and reliance on the blood, with verses guiding one to watch the lips, seek protection from temptations, and look to Jesus for strength. The commentary ties biblical intercessors, psalms, and examples to steadfast faith amid opposition.
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Ids
David
Samuel
Jesus
Tim
Jonah
Peter
Paradise
Christ
John the Baptist
Asa
Jehoshaphat
Bataan
Mordecai
Struck Curb to Avoid Collision Near Lafayette and Mullan
R Siberling recalls he steered onto a lawn to avoid hitting Jacob Reihsen who stood in the street near Lafayette street and Mullan avenue Thursday morning. He says Reihsen became confused after a signal and he drove to the curb to miss the pedestrian. Siberling was traveling faster than usual but not at high speed, accompanying his daughter Katherine to meet another daughter on an incoming train. His car sustained no damage.
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R. Siberling
Jacob Reihsen
Lafayette Street
Mullan Avenue
Mr. Reihsen
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