Supreme Court moves faster as term closes
The Supreme Court ends a busy term in Des Moines by pushing toward a September docket, extending deadlines for filings, loosening alimony rulings, and issuing several opinions including a Bremer County case about liability for a car repair accident. The Des Moines street franchise issue and other docket items loom for late August or early September actions.
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Jes Moines
GC. W. Lyon
James A. Devitt
Law Examining Board
Des Moines Pole
Elizabeth Jepson
Sioux ‘'Y
Wilm Jepson
Medi Department
Iowa City
Deemer
Bremer County
iIn
Doran
Waterloo, Idar Falls & Northern Railway
Night in Jail suit ends with $1000 damages ruling
Sioux City report states D. M. Ham on, former Moville mayor, jailed Gale W. Foft, son of Mason J aft, and a Kingsley banker. The supreme court upheld a jury verdict awarding Foft $1000 for false imprisonment. Fort drove into Moville two years prior and the arrest stemmed from alleged speeding.
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Merville
Jackson
Toft
Foft
Moville
Young Foft
Hamilton
Fott
Sioux City
D. M. Hamon
Gale W. Foft
Mason Jaft
Kingsley Banker
Supreme Court
George Japson
Fort
Tgé
Suown
John Murtz
Fort Ir
Marshal Kurtz
Powder in Shoes as Well as Guns Added to Fort Wayne Hospital Corps
The Detroit fire press notes that powder in footwear is part of new equipment for Fort Wayne Hospital Corps. It argues foot powder reduces friction, helps soldiers walk farther, and cites Allen’s Foot-Ease as a widely adopted antiseptic powder used in shoes and foot baths by Allied troops to prevent sore feet.
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Fort Wayne
Detroit Fire Press
Allen
Tse
Uncle Kam
Iowa Farmers Earn Top Honors at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Des Moines reports Iowa won the grand prize the highest award for collective agricultural exhibits at the Panama-Pacific exposition. Iowa received the medal for collective cereals. Iowa State College earned a gold for corn, eight golds for corn individual exhibits, a gold for sweet corn, and a gold for potatoes. Silver medals went to Iowa wheat, clover, rye, corn, buckwheat, oats, and other crops.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State College
Wedding Guests Move Through Dumont Rural Minnesota
Dumont June 23 Mrs W W Ahrens and daughter Floy plus Jacob and Leslie Pfaltzgraff attended Miss Cora Schmitz and Mr Carl Werthenbachs wedding at the bride’s mothers home Lena Schmitz. Guests include Miss Lorraine Griggs of St Paul and Riuth Robbins of LeRoy with local neighbors visiting. Mr Wickham dies aged 55, funeral at United Brethren church. Mrs Frank Watson and daughter plan two month Pacific coast trip.
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Griffith
Galva
Kan
W. L. Booton
New Rockford
N. D
Allison
Greene
Booton
Greene Press
Kaley
John Becker
H. E. Day
Flora Pecht
Becker
Theigh School
Mesdames
Lizzie Pecht
Fred Pfaltzgraff
Lloyd Pfaltsgraff
Lorraine Griggs
Hampton
Thomas Wickham
United Brethren
Dumont
Frank Watson
Pacific Coast
Trained Army Moves Show to Next Stand
Nearly 400 draft horses assist the force as a traveling circus moves equipment along Rock Island tracks. Laborers discuss conditions, meal checks, and winter quarters while the show travels from Cedar Rapids to Fort Dodge and Cherokee, with about 600 spectators watching an unlisted act.
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Barina & Marley
Plan Avenue
Rock Island
Third
Mullan Avenue
Makon City
Joba
Montana
Weterloo
Cedar
Marriage of A. B. Watson at Luverne Minn
A. B. Watson wed at Luverne Minnesota as a boisterous band of nearly seventy Waterloo Wyvering Courier and Reporter carriers held a day of outing by boarding two chartered street cars at 7:40 am for Byrnes Park. The group enjoyed wholesome recreation while toting baskets and hospitality gear for the excursion.
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Waterloo
George Freek
George H. Cockburn
Boys’ Division
MC. A
Capable Secretary Leaves West High
Miss Emma Gardiner, longtime secretary to the Waterloo public schools superintendent, resigns to visit parents in Lamont. She will not return to West High when school opens in September. Her five years of service leave a gap seen as hard to fill by students and alumni.
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West High
Waterloo Business College
Winthrop
Emma Gardiner
Waterloo West
Lamont
West High West
Miss Gardiner
Advertising value sparks chatter at world convention
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World met in Chicago on June 2 with focus on advertising assets and lendings. Henry Mackintosh of Walton, Maine, and Vincent Privo of Beauty, toprize speakers, highlighted the era’s ad copy and promotion style.
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Chicago
Groun Aeokor
Henry Mackintosh
Walath
Mént
Vincent the Privo
Bttaury
Hungary to Seize All Grain Crops in Harvest Policy
London reports a Hungarian government decree seizing the entire cereal harvest with a war grain monopoly under the commerce ministry. A 20 million crown capital will regulate trade, export, and army supplies, with an embargo through August 1916. Farmers may reserve forty pounds per person per month. private consumers get twenty-two pounds.
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Mr. Mackintosh
Cavers
Prine
Lange
London
Reuters Telegram Company
Gan
Urich
Ministry of Cammerce
Real Estate Transfers In Raymond Area
Real estate transfers list shows P. J. O'Conner transferring part of lot S. Carnelit in A. Miller's Addition to John Wischer for $259. B. J. Howrey conveys lot 2 in block 17 of Lane & Fowler's subdivision to AL W. Chamberlin.
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Black Laink Ci. Transfer Co
P. J. O'Conner
John Wischer
Carnelit
A. Miller
Raymond
B. J. Howrey
AL W. Chamberlin
Lane & Fowler
Use CocoaSutol for Washing Hat and Hair Care
An old advertisement extols CocoaSutol as a superior hair wash, arguing common soaps dry the scalp and harm hair. It promotes using refined refined coroaonur oil, greaseless and gentle, to create rich lather with water, cleansing hair and scalp while leaving hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage.
An Easy Way to Get Rid of Ugly Pimples Ad
An advertisement promotes Resinol soap and Resinol ointment as a fast acne remedy. It instructs washing with hot water, applying Resinol, and finishing with cold water to close pores. It claims quick healing, cleansing of pores, and clear velvety skin. Sold by all druggists.
Waterlng Ad and Property Transfers Listed
A fragmentary property notice lists transfers including a 100 dollar waterlot sale and movements between parties such as Tea and Johnson, Pragh Co. to Lloyd Wvihager, Lot 8, Movol. Tiwernui property and related blocks and parcels described with incomplete names and locations.
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Ova
Tea & Johnton Pragh Co
Lloyd Wvihager
Movoo
Tiwernui
Weeterlon
Miller
Contetany
Comfort Station Proposed For Hall Memorial Plan
A proposal in Waterloo outlines relocating a public comfort station to Fifth Street near Memorial Hall. The plan aims to provide police supervised facilities with a janitor, funded by city and trustees, though debate continues over location and cost and the adequacy for Waterloo residents.
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Waterloo
Kad Ranson
To Put On Flesh and Increase Weight
An article promoting Sargel, a six-element flesh building tablet, claims thin people can gain three to five pounds weekly when taken with meals. It endorses Joder Pharmacy and other druggists with a money back guarantee of weight increase.
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Song
Joder Pharmacy
Memorial hall project for Une guardians and comfort station
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a memorial hall or guardianship for a building near a park on the west bank road. The text mentions a comfort station and river proximity between Fourth and Fifth streets, with trustees and property lines affected, but details are incomplete.
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Une
Tha E
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M. Road
Iowa Farm Products
Butte
Mont
A. B. Watson
Luverne, Minn
Courier Newsies
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Hungary
Maartha Dean
Mita
Wally
Crick
Tver
Black Hawk
Dri
Nansen & Pletcher
Ce Alls
Cadar Falla Drug Co
Hall
Advier
Great Western
Lntrea
The
Oleary
KRETZ
Depot
Oth
Epcamore
CNT
Tanteas
Ruenal
Order of Your Grocer
Altstadt & Langlas
Petey
Burt Thomas
Nes
Suge
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