Minority Report Planned On Saloon Law Measure Des Moines
Des Moines March 8 A minority report is expected on the Shankland bill to submit licensing by ballot. Eight to four committee vote to indefinitely postpone. Blackford bill to elect state agricultural association members by districts back to committee for hearing. Buxton bill seeks to raise five mill tax on moneys and credits to eight mills. Intimation that retrenchment and reform committee politics is rising.
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Des Moines
Shankland
House Committee
Brockway
Peterson
Power
McVicker
Munro
Chapman
Crozier
Bliss
Blackford
Koontz
Brown
House
State Agricultural Association
Cameron
State Board
Representative White
Benton
White
Buxton
Warren
Legislative Commission
Pimple Disease Link Hailed By Swift Specific Co
A Swift Specific Co laboratory touts S S S as a blood purifier. The ad claims pimples spread blood diseases and that the remedy, a vegetable product, cleanses the blood and cures various ailments. It promotes a book from the firm and offers a $1 bottle from druggists.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Ride
Atlanta
Judge Quarton on Dairying Train Talk in Iowa Tour
Judge W. B. Quarton of Algona praises dairy farming as the solution to soil fertility issues observed on the Iowa dairy special train. He notes high land values abroad and argues Iowa farmers must restore fertility to sustain future yields and livelihoods.
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Oskaloosa
W. B. Quarton
Algona
Iowa
Plainfield Woman Died of Acute Bronchitis at 54
Cora J Hunter wife of Henry Hunter died Thursday afternoon in Plainfield Louisiana after a brief illness from acute bronchitis aged 54 She was active in the M B church W S T U Royal Neighbors Aid Society and the Buchanan Sisters club She leaves three children Blanche and Harry of Des Moines and Mrs Besse Bard of Plainfield and many friends Funeral services will be held Sunday with burial in the local cemetery.
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Plainfield
Cora J
Henry Hunter
Des Moines
Hunter
Blanche
Harry
Besse Bard
Linden Report Of Local Illness And Moves
Linden notices Henry Call has been bedbound at Dearborn street for a month with asthma and a serious condition. Mr and Mrs August Hackbarth leave for Townsend Montana to establish a future home. Mrs A Zuchike remains seriously ill but shows slight improvement. A M Randfield is improving from an ailment connected to fansilitia and Fred Pierce had his band.
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Linden
Henry Call
Dearborn Street
August Hackbarth
Townsend
Mont
A. Zuchike
A.M. Randfield
Fansilitia
Fred Pierce
Local Accidents and Visits Noted in Waterloo
A factory accident at Chamberlain Machine Works led to a finger amputation two weeks ago and a quick return to work. Visitors include Mrs. Fredericks of Dakota with daughter Mrs. Will Hackbarth. Several residents reported illnesses on Cottage Grove and Lafayette streets. Fred Savage visited in Waterloo at 2130 Lafayette Street. Mrs. J W Chapman reported their mother Mrs. Willowby’s roof fire near Robertson. rapid action by nearby men saved the house, with about 300 dollars in damage.
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Chamberlain
Fredericks
Dakota
Will Hackbarth
Cottage Grove Avenue
Carl Hill
Mulberry Street
Clark
Cottage Grove Street
Walter Crumline
Lafayette Street
Fred Savage
South
Waterloo
C. A. Hunt
Fred Kahler
Stanley Dixon
Boone
Fred Teeter
Black Street
J. W. Chapman
Woman Recovers Strength After Pinkham Medicine
Louisville resident Mrs Inize Willis writes she felt ten years younger after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound describing improved energy and daily function. Romayor Texas resident Mrs Viola Jasper reports displacement and bladder relief after trying the product and praises it highly. The company offers confidential written advice from a woman at Lynn Mass and promises strict privacy.
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Louisville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Inize Willis
Bank St
Louisville, Ky
Romayor
Texas
VioLa Jasper
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Judge Wade Chosen Referee for Iowa Post Office Appointments
Washington reports that National Committeeman Wade was named the chief referee for post office appointments in Iowa. Postmaster General Burleson will rely on him for guidance, as Iowa Democrats debate patronage and approval paths.
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Washington
Wilson
Iowa
Wade
Burleson
Judge Wade
Iowa post office appointments hinge on state committee control
The article outlines a plan where Pepper Connolly and Kirkpatrick will dictate post office selections in their districts with Judge Wade approving in others. It notes President Wilson delegates to department heads and postmasters general, giving Wade influence in Iowa appointments. Districts with Wilson or Clark supporters on the state committee will reflect those affiliations.
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Iowa
Wade
Pepper
Connolly
Kirkpatrick
Port Ofice
Wilson
Variona
Judge Wade
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Maurice Ketten
Judge Quarton
Stearns Electric
Stearns
Electris Paste
Iowa City
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth Street
Jefferson Street
Ascarets
Dexter Phelps Orrom
F. H. Latier
Fourth Street
Mannie Oarth Street Office
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Black Hawk County
Providence
Leavitt & Johnson
Leavitt and Johnson National Bank
Waterloo, Town
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