History Making Action in Game Bird Protection and Propagation
Regulations by the U S department of agriculture set migratory bird shooting seasons by two zones northern and southern and list open periods for waterfowl rail woodcock and shorebirds with absolute spring prohibition and day limits. They supersede state laws and create a wide protective framework with hearings possible before final adoption.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
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American Game Protective and Propagation Association
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Stop Scaling of Psoriasis A Scalar Cure Claim
A Lexington Kentucky reader reports psoriasis clearing after blood condition improvements via S. S., claiming the remedy restores skin health by altering blood flow and cellular activity. The ad promotes S. S. from Swift Specific Co. 184 Briff Bldg. Atlanta Georgia, urging insistence on the product and discouraging substitutes.
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Lexington
Hasith
Swift
Bwifk Bldg
Alene
Secretive cure gains notice for stomach and liver aid
The advert touts Chamberlain's Tableta as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles, claiming it is uniquely effective and widely known, with sales through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Tableta Fa
Man Moves House in Pueblo to Find $40,000 Stolen Ore
Confident he will uncover a treasure worth 40,000 dollars, M Hornberg moves his residence from its foundation to search the basement. A spiritualist’s prophecy spurred the investigation, claiming ore hidden beneath the house by Cripple Creek thieves two decades ago. Mrs. Ida Hammill recalls 50,000 dollars in stolen ore hidden there, with only 10,000 dollars ever disposed of.
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Pueblo
Col
Hornberg
Cripple Creek
Ida Hammill
Linden Notes: Local Visits and Illness Affect Community
Linden events detail C F Chapman and two daughters visiting Janesville with Chapman parents and Dr. Joel Loveland. Reports mention Mrs Carl Jacobson's illness, a dying baby, whooping cough cases, Jerry Call’s illness, Ramona Harrod’s Texas visit, Brganette Bell’s tonsil and adenoids operation, and Irving Dow's resignation to buy a half interest in a Nora Springs repair shop with relocation planned by July.
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Allee Harrod
Ramona
EB. B. Burgess
Harrod
Texas
Northwestern University
Messrs
Casey and
Berry
T. A. Trimbin
Brganette Bell
Clifford Gould
Jeannette Zuehike
Irving Dow
Lafayette St
Waterloo Gas Engine Co
Nora Springs
Missions at Work in Japan and a Portrait of Devotion
A report honors Rev. D Crosby Greene for receiving the Rising Sun order from the Japanese emperor and notes his half century of service in Japan. It also profiles Rev. Clay MacCauley, praising his Unitarian mission work begun in 1889 and his view of Christianity as a force for national strength.
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Tokio
Legion of Friends
D. Crosby Greene
Japan
Rising Sun
Greene
American Mission Board
Doshisha College
Kyoto
MacCauley
Clay MacCauley
Chiba
Ogura
Cathedral of St John the Divine rises in New York
Town chroniclers describe the Cathedral of St John the Divine in Cathedral Heights New York centering on a proposed grand church to rival Old World cathedrals. Plans show seven towers 445 feet high central spire height vaults and a 520 foot nave with multiple language chapels and colossal Maine satanite pillars.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Amertes
Rheims
Cologne
Amiens
Christ
St. Peter
St. Paul
St. John the Divine
New York
Cathedral Heights
St. Peter's
Rome
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
Potter
Real estate transfers in Cedar City and Waterloo records
Real estate transfers compiled by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. show Eunice M. Smith selling part of lot 19, Cedar City, for 225. Other transfers include Viola Johnson in Waterloo for 2 700 on part of lot 8, Robert Robinson's subdivision. Luella Ashley to J H Lunemann in Waterloo for 3 500. J K Joder to C M Jones in Home Park addition, Waterloo for 1. Elta Dunn to J N Santee in Waterloo for 31. Frank J Eighmey to Floyd Philley in Waterloo for 375. James Gifford to James Cassenn et al in 33 87 18 for 1. A B McWilliams to John L Stark in Cowin's addition, Waterloo for 1. Lewis Miller to Maggle Be Cropp er in 33 89 13 for 1. Cascaden Realty to Walter Sixt in West Waterloo for 10 000. Mary He Smith to W E Stoner in Grand View Place. John H Windolf to Lucinda Windolf in Manson's 3rd addition, Waterloo for 1. John Sturgis et al to John G Miller in West Waterloo for 600.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Eunice M. Smith
BE. A. Randall
Dean
Cedar City
B. B. Reed
Viola ©. Johnson
Robert Robinson
Waterloo
Luella Ashley
J. H. Lunemann
J. K. Joder
C. M. Jones
Home Park
Elta Dunn
J. N. Santee
Westfield
Frank J. Eighmey
Floyd Philley
Blowera
James Gifford
James Cassenn
A. B. McWilliams
John L. Stark
Cowin
Grand View Place
John H. Windolf
Lucinda Windolf
Manson
John Sturgis
John G. Miller
West Waterloo
Library hours and Hobson talk at Chautauqua Park
The librarys summer hours post July and August closing Sundays and early evenings with closings at 5 p m except Saturdays. Tonight at 8 o clockChautauqua park hosts Richard P Hobson author of the Great Destroyer a Merrimac hero in a public talk.
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Merrimac
Richard P. Hobson
Chautauqua Park
Mrs C E McLoud Dies in Fairbank After Suffering
Mrs. C E McLoud of Waterloo died June 23 at her mother Mrs B Bolensiefer’s Fairbank home after three years of illness. Born Marie BE Bolensiefer October 26 1886 Worthington Minnesota she moved to Waterloo in 1906 and married Claire E McLoud March 24 1905. She leaves husband mother three sisters five brothers and many relatives.
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C. E. McLoud
Waterloo
B. Bolensiefer
Fairbank
Marie BE. Bolensiefer
Worthington
Minn
Claire E. McLoud
Illinois Central
Waterloo Battle Recount Replaces Hugo's View
A Kansas City Times sketch revisits Waterloo ninety eight years after the 1815 clash. It rejects Hugo’s romanticSunken Road details and Napoleon’s credit shifting, noting Wellington, Ney, and Blucher undercut by rain and timing as it recasts the historical narrative.
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Kansas City Times
Victor Hugo
Road
Chain
Hugo
Napoleon
Wellington
Helena Napoleon
Ney
Stearns Electric Paste Exterminates Cockroaches and Rodents
Advertises Stearns Electric Paste for cockroaches rats and mice with guaranteed money back. Sold by druggists for 26c or 1.00 and available direct from Stearns Electric Paste Co Chicago Illinois with prepaid charges. The ad promises morning clearance of dead pests after application.
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Ill
Independence News and Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Independence residents enjoy a thriving street concert band and a growing gas engine factory in the First ward. In Buchanan county 1912 saw 105 deaths and 42 births. Local social visits include Mrs. D C McLaren and Water loo relatives. Chautauqua set for July 4 with various Waterloo visitors and local engagements.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Frank Brewer
D. C. McLaren
Waterloo
Mr. Reisner
Ruth Rettig
Sunny
C. H. Raneler
L. C. McGill
George Klotsbach
L. D. Curtis
Henry Thompson
The Brilliant Stars of June and Foley's Honey and Tar
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a universal remedy for coughs and bronchial illnesses during June. It asserts the product prevents complications from colds and urges purchase from druggists. It also reports the state board revoking L O Hleber's pharmacy certificate, yet allows store operation by a registered clerk amid contempt findings.
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Mars
Verue
Jupiter
Foley
L. O. Hleber
Hieber
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