Society Notes from Iowa Federation Meeting Previews
Society items highlight Mrs. E L Johnson leaving to attend the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs final board meeting in Des Moines. Clinton and Clinton May projects, plus local club Activities include picnics, receptions, and meetings across various churches and organizations, with dates and venues in Des Moines and Waterloo.
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LFW. C
E. L. Johnson
Iowa Federation
Hort Sherman Piste
Des Moines
Pew
Max
Clinton
Paicers
Iowa
Moines
Wellesley
Alement Endowment
Capitol City
Johnson
George Williams
E. A. Boggs
C. 2B. Pickett
Herbert Reed
The Richness of Fur in Style and Hairdressing
Edna Kent Forbes discusses how fur and velvet balance a face, urging soft hair, correct collars, and tone in fabrics. She offers color guidance for hair and eyes, notes which furs suit youth or age, and warns that white furs require good complexions.
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Tony
Billie
Jack
Mr Bear Traps Bandits In Forest Pantry Trick
The Sandman story follows Mr Bear who suspects Mr Possum and Mr Coon steal his preserves. He plots a risky scheme to catch them, but wakes repeatedly and only discovers a dropped basket of rocd es as they flee. The tale unfolds with the bear’s cautious, good natured caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bear
Mr. Dog
Mr. Possum
Mr. Coon
Mr.Possum
Chicago News
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Wilson
The
Daily News
Harding
Marshalltown Times-Republican
United States
Garden Starts Now in Hotbed Likely Worth Two Outdoors in April
A likely garden note urges early planting with hot beds or cold frames to yield an impressive April garden. The National Garden Bureau offers practical hints for the eager gardener beginning sowing now.
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National Garden Bureau
Early Start Garden From Cold Frame Ideas
Start a quick cold frame with a 2x4 box in the window to begin lettuce, tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, onions, cabbage, and cauliflower for an early crop. Prepare soil, manure, and hot bed. study seed catalogs, choose standard varieties, and compare neighbor results to improve success. An early start yields larger heads and longer season.
Boxelder Buds Swell as Early Spring Arrives
The article notes boxelders beginning to swell and pussy willows and hazelnuts on their way to bloom or sprout, framing early spring as a hopeful sign that counters pessimism. An earlier fall of snow melted quickly into drizzle, marking seasonal change.
Press Opinions on Harding and Wilson Across Papers
Multiple editorials from Kansas City Times Des Moines Capitol and other papers assess Warren G. Harding’s oath, cabinet picks, and potential policies. They compare Wilson’s eight years, praise Harding’s teamwork approach, and warn against partisan bickering while urging steady governance and unity.
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Barding
Dee Moines
The
Republic
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Wilson
George Washington
Harding
Senate
House of Representatives
City in Brief: Weekend Notes from I Di
Walter Delaney visit with friends in Dubuque and A J Baumgartner of Harry Padden Automobile Co in Des Moines for the car show mark a slice of local life. Lydia Henry of 304 Commercial Street recovers from quinsy. Rotary guest Montaville Flowers of Pasadena spoke at noon.
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A. J. Baumgartner
Harry Padden Automobile Company
Des Moines
Lydia Henry
Commercial Street
George Hill
Orchard Ta
Harold Unger
la Porte City
Harold Unger, Jr
Chautauaua Park
Montaville Flowers
Pasadena
Cat
Hildebrand Sent Up Ten Years for Forgery
Ray V Hildebrand pleaded guilty before Judge Boies to forgery and was sentenced to a 10 year term at the Anamosa reformatory.
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Hildebrand
Ray
Fudge H. B. Boies
Anamosa
Diamond Dyes Advertises Quick Color for All Fabrics
Diamond Dye promises to color worn clothing and home textiles with simple directions. It claims dazzling results on wool, silk, linen, cotton or blends, including gowns, waists, coats, gloves, stockings, sweaters, and draperies. Druggist carries a Color Card.
No Action Taken by Rath Strikers Amid Union Talks
The Rath Packing strike shows no change after Sunday meetings. Ottumwa John Morrell plant workers returned to work under the same terms, with a verbal pledge to take back all staff and a sworn statement requested from Ottumwa officials. Other plants in Mason City Winona and Wheeling report ongoing disputes with broader industry wage struggles in Iowa.
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Rath Packing Company
John Morrell
Ottumwa
Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher
Borrleyes
John Morrell Packing
T. Henry Foster
Foster
Michael Kelewich
Amalgamated Meat Cutters Junion
Mason, City
Winona
Minn
Wheeling
W. Va
Sioux Falls
S. D
Morrell
Carl Meyer
Chicago
Alschuler
Iowa Master Builders
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Thomas Sullivan
Saving time proposals reduce six day workweeks
The article notes time saving proposals intended to cut from eight to ten hours of work off the average six day job. It highlights potential efficiency gains and the expectations of impact on workers and management.
Mrs Mary Ann Hull Die At La Porte City
Mrs Mary Ann Hull 90 died at 8 am in La Porte City after long illness. She lived in Greene three years and Bristow for 30 years. A brief service will be held at her home Wednesday morning, then body to Greene for funeral at 1:30 pm at daughter Ries Carney’s residence. Burial is in Bristow beside husband who died five years ago.
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la Porte City
Mary Ann Hull
Greene
Bristow
Ries
G.A Carney
Amelia Kemp
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Ralpha Philatheans
Brotherhood
Ioie Whitney
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mission Society
Cinic
C. W. Kline
Case Schools
Home and Education Department
Kline
Columbia University
Mildred Hoffman
West High School
Grace M. E
Women's Mission Society
King’s
Robert Gale
Rbe
Rome
W. B. Smail
M. T. Spencer
P. J. Bazan
Charles Brown
R. Keller
James Vanda
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Lincoln P. T. A
Parent-Teach- 7 Association of
Lincoln District
E. F. McDonough
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Rainbow Circle
Friars
B. W. Seadunenan
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Anise
Loretta ‘Galvin
M. Galvin
J. J. Euglemen
Mary Galvin
William Kaumane
Max Crowley
Memorial Hall
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster
T. A. Gordon
K. of P. Ball
Ae la Porte Needlework Club
C. G. Howell
Washington
Forbes
Hess
Sandman
Boxelner's
PRESS
Kansas City Times
Congress
Sioux City
Wison
Des Moines News
William
Kansas City Star
Germany
Minneapolis
Buchanan's
Bhig
Walter Delaney
Dubuque
Brother Jhood
First Lutheran Church
H. B. Cropper
Torrington
Conn
Sas Ross
Blisworth College
Iowa Falls
Henry Marty
Montticello
Wis
Luzerne
Peter Figi
Lincoln Street
Marty
Marek
H. B. Boies
E. B. Stiles
Manchester
June
Margaretta Johnson
Grundy Center
Iowa State Teachers College
Jennie Harrison
Margaretta
Algona
W. H. McGee
Iowa State Highway Commission
Charles T. McGee
Fourth Street
McGee
Harrison Johnson
Fairview
W. E. Klingaman
Vinton
Canada
Tier
Klingaman
Regina
Kiingaman
Rath
Amal- Bawaled
North Amfrica
Lap
Police
Buchanan
Boit Tender
Nus
Gilley-Koehler Co
NUT Butter Co
Lim
Pate Nucoat
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Twaterloo
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