Navy Day Midnight Prohibition Bans Alcohol Aboard
Washington June 30 The Navy imposes Daniels prohibition order at midnight forbidding officers or crew from possessing alcoholic liquor on ships or at naval stations with one medical exception for ship surgeons. Commanding officers bear enforcement and the move aims to curb indulgence blamed for officers' downfalls. Norway has already dry naval messes. other nations may follow as temperance gains support.
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Washington
United States Navy
Daniels
Weaman
Naval
Naval Academy
Naval Station
Navy Yards
Panama Canal
United States
Norway
Danels
Tsaussia
M. B. A. Lodge 11168 to Convene Wednesday Evening
Announcement for M B A lodge No 11168 regular business meeting to be held Wednesday evening at the Pinket. All members urged to attend. Miss Onita and Orlean Clouse left this morning for Plainfield to visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs C Clouse.
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M. B. A. Lodge
Pinketon
Miss Onita
Orlean Clouse
Plainfield
C. Clouse
Resident of Decatur Baseball Club Is Dead
Decatur Lt June 30 Virg T ders, president of the Decatur rest baseball league club, died early today at Albuquerque N M from tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Baseball Club
Decatur
Virg Tders
Decatur Rest
Albuquerque
N. M
Ottumwa Series Finale Set for Early Start
The final game of the Ottumwa series is slated for tomorrow afternoon with an early start to allow the teams to catch the afternoon train. Waterinn will play in Muscatine, while Ottumwa returns home after the contest.
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Waterinn
Muscatine
Ottumwa
What Makes Waterloo Its Manufacturers
Waterloo citizens travel and ask what makes Waterloo the wonder. The Beccard Manufacturers will ship three cars today, engines sent abroad to England, Norway, Australia, and to Pennsylvania and California. Despite wet weather, 50 percent of recent shipments are pumping engines, with factories running at full capacity and a high tide in orders for summer.
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Waterloo
England
Norway
Tralia
Carh
Sylvania
California
Allmates
Parkerburg Deaths and Local Notices Highlight Week
Charles Pennington died in Mason City at 38, left a Kentucky upbringing and Waterloo connections, funeral held in Mason City last Sunday. Cedar Falls, Waterloo visitors and local movers include the Fureh and Frankfort families. Army draft notices, Miss Burnham returns from Wisconsin, and various neighbors changing homes or visiting relatives are noted across the community.
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Parkersburg
Charles Pennington
Mason City
J Teaver
Kentucky
Wingin
Boone
Waterloo
Fred Fureh
Wilma
Hd Frankfort
Fd.Prankfort
Mosier
Jt. Madre Central
Anderson
Jaromt Point
Artillery
I Regular Army
Margaret Burnham
Wisconsin
Gertrude Pennington
al. Hurd
Ma"aon City
Parker
Hasie
Wisbar
Miion Parker
Burdyn Payton
New Hartford News Capsule From June Events
New Hartford reports E A Wright of Cedar Falls visiting farm interests south of town. Deaths and births noted include a June 23 25 string of newborns at local homes. Wheeler family to spend summer in Lewistown Montana. August McClintock of Lake View visiting with A Evang accompanied by W T Evang. J A Morrison attended John Rath funeral in Ackley. Rural school eighth graders Dorothy Thomas and Glenn Harmon earned diplomas. W T Ingersoll dies in Canada. remains brought to Thornton. Republican and Democratic county conventions held with delegates named.
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New Hartford
E. A. Wright
Cedar Falls
W. W. Yokum
C. Sprague
Wheeler
Tursday
Lewistown
Mont
August McClintock
Lake View
Z. G. Evang
Attornay W. T. Evangs
Parkersburg
Maurine Ramany
Markie Rock
J. Ramsar
J. C. Struntze
Vriday
Mre. Jacobson
Fredsvile
Tans Hennigsen
Peter Henningsen
Twenty Strintze
Dike
J. A. Morrison
John Rath
Ackiey
W. J. Harmon
Dorothy Thomas
Bayer ‘County
Allison
Glenn Harmon
Beaver Township
W.T. Ingersoll
Canada
Thornton
Orange social notes and Fourth plans in Harvey Hoffman area
The Orange community reports a social at Harvey Hoffman's with Iowa State Teachers College students Elizabeth Fike Ana Cornelius Edna Welch and families from Grundy Center Kinehart and Sheldon visiting. Local farm sales by Hamer and Fike lead to new residences near the church. July Fourth events include a Cedar Rapids speaker a basket lunch and Sunday school program with fireworks and a P. J. Summy gathering in the evening. Education board meets July 1 at Township hall.
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Orange
Harvey Hoffman
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Elizabeth Fike
Ana Cornelius
M. Harbaugh
Edna Welch
LU. M. Lichty Familly
Adama Messer
Grundy Center
Anna Hamer
Sheldon
Mildred Sanderson
Davenport
Fred Mark
L. Rothweiler
Kinehford
Orville
Bia Farm
Fike
J. M. Forney
Hamer
Mr. Fike
J. B. Miller
Cedar Rapids
P. J. Summy
Board of Education
Township Hall
Boarding Club to Lose Its Mainstay
The Courier notes the M C A Bacchelor’s boarding club will lose a long-time member M Kathryn Whelan after thirteen years of service. Whelan, famed for cooking the best meal since the club’s launch, plans to reside with her niece Miss Bessie Burnestreet. A meeting will be held to select a successor.
Advertising in the Courier Delivers Reliable Profits
The Courier touts advertising as consistently profitable and notes strong results from Want ads. Reported figures show daily performance with varying highs and lows across several metrics, including prices and minimums, highlighting the ongoing value of local advertisements.
City in brief Amber tinted lenses ease glare in Buchanan
A jittery aggregation of short items covers local life. Mrs E L Johnson went to Chicago for a visit with friends. Edward Reed, living six miles north, sick with smallpox. Swinehart and Rander left for Chicago on a business trip. Scholl and Deakley return from Minnesota. A baby boy weighing 9 pounds born to Mr. and Mrs P J Sung Jen at 108 Allen street. Various residents travel, recover, or deal with work and court matters. Police report a robbery of $20 from a Bayard Street construction crew.
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Jesse Daggett
la Porte City
Mullan
Eldora
Wyant
University of Ilinois
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Fred N. Rogers
Chicago
Charles Pheeny
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
T. J. Cleary
W. JD. Causey
Northern Division
Great Western Railroad
Des Moines
Clinton B. Shockley
San Francisco
Mra. J. W. Wilby
Mr. Wilby
East Hith
Plainfield social notes and moves around town
R E Boyd returns from Des Moines while H B Winter leaves for Worth Dakota on business. Baptist Ladies Thimble Bee plans July 3 hostesses. Carl Puller visits Tarper’s Ferry for extended stay. Glen Lynes and Miss Jilian Rhoades head to Sioux City. Carroll Watts visits Waterloo grandparents. Ed Martin relocates meat market business with Nashua link. WCTU meets July 3 with Mrs O West. Families relocate to Hampton and New Hartford. Mrs Florence Sutherland visits Charles City family. Others travel to Waterloo and Bradgate. Ruby Hill returns from Owasa. R N Avis rents former pool hall for future use. Mina Dirleman and children set for Paw Paw Michigan.
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Sioux City
Carroll Watts
Waterloo
Thos
Watts
Ed Martin
Nashua
Martin
Speeding
M. W. Scott
O. West
R. R. Thompson
Darrel
Hampton
Florence Sutherland
Charles City
Robi. Smith
R. L. Farnsworth
New Hartford
Lela Simbric
Catherine Otks
J. F. Watts
Bradgata
Ruby Hill
Owasa
Johnson
Keith
Irma Hall
Ed. Hill
R. N. Avs
Mina Dirleman
Paw Paw
Mich
Floyd and Rockford Social Visits and Local Deaths
Floyd residents share reports of guests from Charles City and Chicago while Frank Raymond dies near Floyd. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM with interment in Floyd Cemetery. Des Moines Yeoman convention attendees plan visits to Payette and Monticello before homeward trek. Local calls mention Mrs Mapes improving, Mrs J J Miller hosting, and Rainmond of Clear Lake called by the death in Floyd.
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T. H. Gill
Marengo
Mia
Mary E. Park
J. HW. Mason
Cambridge
Story County
Des Moines
Steve Nelonas
Nhnois Central
St Francis Hospital
James 8. Barr
Lafayette Building
Marsh Place
E. F. Stevenson
Ed. Mapes
Hanmilier
Tonia
Henry Anderson
Frank Raymond
Floyd
Floyd Ceemetery
Epply
Washington
J. J. Miller
SV. Green
Hemling
Yeoman
Ives
Payette
Monticello
Ler Stheranti
Waverly
Williams
Lonte Rainmond
Clear Lake
Circus Team to Play Ball at Prospect Park
The Courier and Reporter reports the circus team will play the Hasenbeck-Wallace team at Prospect Park tomorrow afternoon at 4 30. The camel will start after the circus and officials expect strong attendance. The circus team is made up of riders flyers and acrobats and games are arranged in many cities where the show appears.
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Pasenall
Hasenbeck-Wallace
Prospect Park
Itill
A Cure For Queerneas And Social Treatment
A humorous piece on embracing differences and treating shy, labeled queer individuals as normal people. It argues against revering wealth or crime as barriers and cites Sam Walter Foss on fear. The column closes with a note on probate mood and a segue to a local property protest and licenses to wed listings.
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Truckle
Falke
Sam Walter Foss
Laureat
Liver Tonic Claims Aid To Blood Purity In 8 S 8
Promotes liver action as a natural tonic that assists the body’s purification by converting blood constituents into assimilable products absorbed by tissues. Claims to target sluggish liver and impure blood linked to rheumatism catarrh and anemia. Warns against substitutes and offers specialist consultation via Swift’s in Atlanta.
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Myer
Swift
Salts for Kidney Health Ad Claims Easy Relief
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid drink with lithia to flush and stimulate kidneys. It asserts meat causes kidney strain and body ailments, recommending four ounces daily in water for breakfast to prevent urinary and bladder issues. Sold by HLW, Tagrart.
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Gale
HLW
Tagrart
Archduke Assassination Fallout and Balkan Turmoil
Reports from Vienna to Sarajevo describe the Servian danger and Croatian diet storm amid the Archduke Francis Ferdinand assassination aftermath. The Viribus Waids sails toward Trieste as funeral preparations proceed in Vienna with bodies to be moved by gun carriage. In Agram disturbances prompt threats and taunts against Servian deputies. Sarajevo reports quiet with martial law still in effect and trials set for local rioters. Gavrilo Princip and Nedeljko Cabrnovic face potential prison terms of ten and five to ten years respectively.
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Trient
Vienna
Bosnia
Nadeljo Gabronovics
Archduke
Gavrio Prinzip
Club Opening Delayed for Board of Trade Rooms
Secretary Van Vieck says the Board of Trade new clubrooms opening on July 2 has been postponed due to late electrical fixtures and incomplete furniture. The event may be held on July other date as arrangements proceed.
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van Vieck
Board of Trade
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