Warns Raisers of Sugar Beet Farm Protest to Tariff Cuts
A broadside letter from W. M. Rosevear urges Iowa beet growers for the Waverly factory to oppose tariff cuts on raw tropical sugar. He argues U S beet sugar supports many factories and farmers, contrasts wealth distribution with refining firms, and promotes roots and soil benefits from beet sugar. The note cites figures on duties, production, and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Waverly
American Sugar Refining Company
The
Sugar Trust
Rosevear
Towa Sugar Company
Towa
Rosevear Bay Sr
Post Tavern Special Breakfast Cereal Debuts
SEW FOOD FOR BREAKFAST Rattle Creek Michigan March 6 Post Tavern Special a new food Perfermed and produced by the Pos tum Cereal Company Ind is being placed on the market It is a combination of the savory and nutritious parts of wheat and rice and salt and is to be served hot as a porridge The cereal cooked by pouring slowly into sharply boiling water This is the fourth food to be produced by The TPosium Cereal Company Ltd and derives its name from use at Post Tavern city for several months before public offering In Michigan and adjoining states the new food has met with popular favor promising to become a strong contender in the breakfast food field
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Rattle Creek
Mich
Post Tavern
Postum Cereal Company
Ind
Tposium Cereal Company, Ltd
Thia City
Michigan
Coat Tavern
Ita
Woman Sues For 25000 Damages In Rail Case
Mrs Minnie Martinis of Davenport sues the Chicago and North Western Union Pacific Southern Pacific and the Pullman company for 25000 damages alleging a Pullman porter attempted improper relations and then threw her 2 year old into railway yards in Cedar Rapids as she escaped to save the child. She says she was traveling from Sacramento to Wheatland and had recently undergone surgery. The suit, filed in Clinton county district court, hinges on alleged assault and neglect during a moving train incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Pullman
Chicago & Northwestern
Minnie Martinis
Davenport
Chicago & North- Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railways
Pullman Company
Clinton County
Martinis
Sacramento
Sympathy for Orphan Girl in Illinois Tragedy
Miss Dora Brown, graduate of Waterloo Business College, receives sympathy as her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Brown, killed in the Rock Island wreck near Green Mountain two years ago, left Dora and her sister Vera orphans. Gates notes the family loss during diploma ceremony. The Browns formerly ran Pure Food Candy Kitchen on Commercial street. their deaths followed a funeral trip, with George Bunt also perishing in the same wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Brown
Waterloo Business College
Gates
Miss Brown
F. X. Brown
Rock Island
Green Mountain
George Bunt
Browns
Oriental Rugs Display By Harry Moorathan Arrives In City
Oriental Rugs by Harry Moorathan arrive in the city and will be on display for a few days at Woods Bros Furniture Store. Visitors may view and purchase or simply inspect the grand display.
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Harry Moorathan
Woods Bros
The Cost of Lemons
Los Angeles reports of foreign lemon arrivals and rumors of California shortages prompt market speculation. Southern Pacific VP C. McCormick dismisses forecasts of abnormally high prices, saying California lemon output will match the past five years and quality remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
C. McCormick
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pastor C S Lyles Trial Held Behind Closed Doors
A six member Methodist panel met with District Superintendent C L Baxter to hear charges against Rev. C S Lyles of Logan. The case, connected to prior Lovington troubles, questioned whether Lyles would quit the ministry, with Lovington leader J S Rickner involved. Former Logan pastor A D Davis exchanged charges with Lyles as he moved to Tawa.
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Lyles
Lovington
Rickner
Logan
A. D. Davis
Tawa
New Express Delivery Plan Aims to Reform Shipping
Des Moines reports a proposed innovation in express delivery named the lowa plan expected to set a nationwide precedent. Attorney General Cogson and Assistant Counsel Dwight N. Lewis advocate a collection and delivery system limiting territories. The plan would allocate Des Moines areas to multiple express firms to handle all companies in their zones.
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Des Moines
Lowa
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cogson
Vontniere
Dwight N. Lewis
N.S. Ketchum
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Wich
Ossort
Lewis
Ami Ft
Tawa Railway Commission
Messrs
Cosson
Louis
Captain Merry To Give Lecture At Methodist Church
Dunkerton Iowa March 7 special Captain J P Merry of Manchester will lecture on Appomattox at the Methodist Episcopal church next Wednesday evening. Admission 16 cents for others with children admitted free. Veterans of the Civil War will attend and a post-lecture social follows. The pastor will preach temperance Sunday morning and a musical cantata Sunday evening. Palm Sunday and Passion Week services are planned with a Current Events club meeting March 12 open to all men and boys.
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Dunkerton
Methodist Episcopal Church
J.P. Merry
Manchester
Illinois Central Railroad
National Military Cemetery
Vicksburg
Merry
Appomattox
Jewa
Henry Huruofnagle
Henry X. Meyers
David Magee
Henry H. Hazel
Jos. Schwartz
Epworth League
F. W. Magee, Jr
Jesus
Veteran Mail Clerk Charles Singer Probate Will Shows Generous Bequests
Charles G. Stearns, guardian and executor, says the estate is small after funeral and medical costs. Bequests include $500 to Mrs Mary Carver of Dubuque and gifts to Waterloo, Marion, Pasadena and Waterloo friends. Residue to Mrs Josephine Jacobs if any remains after expenses. Singer died at Independence hospital after three weeks’ illness. No near relatives. guardianship followed suspected investment losses.
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Charles Singer
Railway
Charles G. Stearns
Mary Carver
Dubuque
C.G. Stearns
Waterloo
Fannie
Bushy
Marion
Stearns
Singer
Belle Yale
Pasadena
Cal
A. Yale
Hallie Turner
Waterton
Josephine Jacobs
Kate Jenness
Independence
Schmitz Freed in Bribery Case After Court Ruling
San Francisco March. Former mayor Eugene E. Schmitz, indicted in May 1907 on bribery charges connected to gas cases, was acquitted by a superior court jury under Judge William P. Lawler’s instructions. Rent was ordered returned to San Quentin. Ruet testified but refused to take the stand. prosecutor Fickart conceded insufficient evidence to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Eugene E. Schmitz
William P. Lawler
State Supreme Court
Schmitz
Abraham Rent
Kenyon Opens Campaign Headquarters in Des Moines
Des Moines March 7 campaign headquarters for Senator W S Kenyon opened in suite 600 Fleming building. Wally Weston resigns as secretary to lead the Kenyon campaign arriving Des Moines Friday. An informal reception at the Savery hotel Monday follows his late Sunday night arrival from Council Bluffs. Kenyon to Sioux City Friday then to Council Bluffs with several Iowa speeches next week before returning to Washington for April 1. He plans an active statewide campaign through June primary.
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Des Moines
W. S. Kenyon
Fleming
Wally Weston
Webster City
Senator Kenyon
Weston
Kenyon
Savery
Company B I N G In Best Of Condition
Captain RR E McClere and Sergeant K G McCullough of the regular army inspected Company B Fifty third regiment I N G and found it up to high standards of efficiency and obedience. Six six enlistments and officers, though regulations provide for fifty eight. Next Saturday at the armory the NCOs plan a supper for the men and their wives and lady friends.
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RR. E. McClere
K. G. McCullough
Regular Army
J. H. Hildebrand
Murphy
Vinton Company
Willmer
Cedar Falls
Cotten
Geist
Beck
Waterloo
Rn Armis
Postmaster Beats Grippe Cough with Foley's Honey and Tar
R G Collins of Barnet Barnegat New Jersey suffered severe grippe cough and exhaustion after each attack. He says after taking Foley's Honey and Tar Compound all coughing spells ceased and nothing beats it. H W Taggart endorses the remedy.
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C. A. Glossner
Ontario St
Rochester
N. Y
H. W. Taggart
R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Foley
Cummins Delegates Boosted in Eleventh District
Des Moines March 7 Colonel Roosevelt’s presence does not alter Cummins’ prospects in the Eleventh district where George C Scott of Sioux City says Cummins will secure two national convention delegates. Scott, a Republican House candidate against EL MW Habbard, reports strong reception and expects a Chamberning convention with a large delegate majority. Hubbard remains the lone opponent, with Hutchinson sidelined.
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Des Moines
Roosevelt
Cumpiins’ Outcok
Cummins
George C. Scott
Sioux City
Supreme Court
Scott
Congress
EL MW. Habbard
Wabbard
Hubbard
William Hutchinson
Government Garden Seeds Free Seeds For Public Distribution
Senator Kenyon and Senator Cummings have sent government free seeds to Mr Grant and Mr Law for limited, free distribution. The seeds are provided by the government to assist gardeners and are to be allocated as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Gront
WS. Kenyon
Mr. Grant
A. BR. Cummings
Afr. Law
Real Estate Transfers Report from Black Hawk Co
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co names Jas E Town to Erik Sorensen for land in 34 90 14 at 6290 dollars Wm W Gist to Ira Perry for lot 7 Normal plat and lot 3 block 9 Normal addition Cedar Falls at 3750 Adel I Dunkerton Exr to Frank Liebert for land in 9 90 11 at 13800 Black Hawk county to Hugh E Taylor for land in 32 88 14 at 1 Hope C Martin to Lucius H Martin Int 15 block 2 Logandale Heights at 265 Adel I Dunkerton to Frank Liebert for land in 9 90 11 at 13800 Daniel Dentral to Ellen Townsend for lot 5 block 78 Cooleys addition at 1 J E Sedgwick et al to Peter E Trainor for land in 6 and 8 87 12 Jos W Pierpont to Geo M Saul for land in 1 89 13 D M Barnett guardian to Jno Goodfellow for land in 8 87 12 at 1143 Charles E Eastman et al to Joo Goodfellow for land in 8 87 12 at 1 Walter E Stoner to Jno A Selzer for land in 86 90 18 at 13200 Houses and lots for sale The James Gardiner company First National building
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Jas. E. Town
Erik ©. Sorensen
Wm. W. Gist
Ira EB. Perry
Cedar Falls
Adel I. Dunkerton
Frank Liebert
Black Hawk County
Hugh E. Taylor
Hope C. Martin
Lucius H. Martin
Logandale Heights
Daniel Dentral
Ellen Townsend
Cooley
J. E. Sedgwick
Peter E. Trainor
Jos. W. Pierpont
Geo. M. Saul
D. M. Barnett
Guardian
Jno. Goodfellow
Charles E. Eastman
Joo. Goodfellow
Walter E. Stoner
Jno
Nervous Despondent Women Seek Relief From Plant Remedies
A Platte Pa and Walcott Dakota letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness and back pain relief. Mrs Mary Halstead reports less crying spells and reduced nervousness after use. Mrs Amelia Dahl credits steady improvement from the remedy and plans to continue.
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Platea
Firet
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Halstead
Platea, Ps
Turn About Fair Play in a Curious Exchange
A playful exchange notes a taricab chauffeur being robbed of a big coat and gloves. The dialogue teases irony and suggests a lighthearted, almost theatrical incident reported with wit.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Exposed in Unscrupulous Ads
An unreliably written ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. treats rhinitis by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. The piece suggests dangers of other soaps and pills, warns about fake testimonials, and notes price and availability through druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Tobey Shin
Price
Dottie
Hail
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Iowa Company
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Bros
Seaboard
Cuba
Enited States
New York
Divine AP Louant
G. 8S
C. WH. Righmey
C. H. Righmey
C. HW. Righney
C. H. Eighmery
C. H. Eighney
Orange
C. H. Eighmey
C. H. Eighmey Grocery
Methodist
Churett
Chas. Singer
Government Garden
Hammond
Hawthorne Avenue
Adams Streets
Bown & Bown
East Fourth Street
Joan
Oelwein
Reinbeck
State Loan CO
Kohl's Shor Store
Town
Lydia E. Ham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Genuine Welty Fountain Pen
Wm. A. Welty Co
Gladstone
Lot
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Jefferson Street
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