Law enforcement urged by American Bar Association members
Guy P. Tainville urged stronger enforcement of criminal laws at a Waterloo Women’s Club meeting. He said crime rose before Prohibition and that enforcement must involve courts teachers physicians and churches. He argued for constitution education and broader community cooperation to uphold laws amid Volstead Act debates.
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Americas
Guy P. Tainville
Cedar Napids
United States District Attorney
Cline Department
Waterloo Women's Club
Dre
United States
Linugille
Association
Svety Mad
Russia
Clubwomen Laud History Committee for Essay Contest
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs delegates at Des Moines credit the History Committee for gathering and conserving thousands of high school essays via the Iowa Historical Society head Prof Benjamin Shambaugh. Drama division leader Mrs Pearl Bennett Box previews national talk, as 150 delegates plan to attend in California with federation invited to hotel headquarters.
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Oho
Uyannagi
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moines
J. Lj Hipregistrar
Aml
Bnak
Boxes
Iown Historical Society
Benjamin Shambaugh
J. ©. Monaghton, Jr
Draia
Pearl Bennett Broxaim
Maquoketa
Los Angeles
Raymond Folk
Iowa
California
Federation
Henry ©. Taylor
Bloomfield
Wow. Marsh
B. J. Howrey
Watering Woman's Club
Women Clubnotes Spur Action Across State Lines
Mrs. Borgs Ig urges local clubwomen to push the World Court matter and rove to circulate awareness among members while Guy N. H. Ken recalls a legislative luncheon urging clubwomen to demand congressional action. The governor aims to mobilize women and men for the franchise, with Mrs. St Lt Johnson and Hutchens coordinating at headquarters and planning visits.
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Gore Qs
Tie
Value in shopping and balanced pleasure in life
A reader cautions against over searching for value when shopping for clothes and decor. The piece argues happiness lies in the golden mean between excess and restriction, urging enjoyment without sacrificing money or meaning. It warns against analyses that remove the joy from purchases and encourages prudent spending aligned with real pleasure.
Beauty tips with yeast remedies and health claims
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century advisory column promotes yeast as a cure and tonic for skin, digestive issues, and general health. It prescribes internal doses of yeast cake, external applications, and related routines, ends with a note offering a tonic and hair care product on receipt of a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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Cherrir
Ike
Ella
Anxiona
Educational Value of Girls Camps to Be Speaker Theme
Educationists discuss the value of girls camps at a Waterloo Dayton club event. speaker Mrs Carstens of New York promotes summer camps for girls as a national factor, highlighting stations in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa. a PTA program includes songs dances and a reading by a student, with the scene featuring a pupil address and a minuet dance by sixth graders.
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Silver Lake
MDC
Mather
Minnesota
Wisconsin
St Patrick's party and social notices in local lodge
Mrs. art and Mrs. Ray Norcott host a St Patrick's party for lodge members at the Norcott home with supper, contests, prizes, and donations. A surprise party for Kinashire S. Kresge's son, prizes in an automobile contest, and a bridge of social events including Lincoln Memorial University fund contributions and a Presbyterian church gathering are noted with decorations, honors, and guest lists.
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Lincel Cirele
G. A. Ra
Lincoln Memorial University
Narrowgate
Tenn
Meanrial Hall
Indy
Mes Svt
Eaton
Thade
Rugs
Church News Bravely Held Meetings At United Parish
The Matrons class of the Central Crystal Young Married Folks group met at the church parlors with Mrs. Jo Adams and Mrs. Jo Adams in charge of the luncheon and frames. Members reported the men leading by two points in the contest. Memorial services for Mrs. Compton, a former Attrurian, will be conducted at First M. E. Church during Sunday school hour.
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Darko
Jo. Adams
Christal
Wl O. Richardson
Club Notes Quiet Vive Club Sees Dinner and Prizes
Dowers sent to Mrs. B il Lang wife of the president who is recovering from an opera tier at St Francis hospital. Members were entertained at Dishon's cafetoria east Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs Nick Phillip. Mr. and Mrs du T Consigny won prizes. the group reorganized after two years with a guest dinner at Mrs Menzie home. An old fashioned spelling match followed. Mrs J Porhos captained the winning team. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Vioche Bennett with several visitors in attendance.
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Qui Vive Club
B. Il. Lang
St. Francis Hospital
Nick Phillip
Dishon
Cafetoria
East
du T. Consigny
Menzie
J. AL Ing
J. Cl Porhos
Viohe Bennett
Jean Hesuokis
Judge Courtright Welcomes Familiar Prisoner in City Jail Stay
Police court opened with Judge Courtright greeting William Goffellow of La Porte City as a familiar detainee. Goffellow admitted minor injuries from the night before and promised to avoid Watertog but said the height lights were too strong to resist. One day in jail was anticipated as the only entry for the warning season. A 1923 auto report notes A Haynes bicycle was stolen from Lafayette building. Gilbert reported his Excelsior bicycle stolen from the business street.
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Courtright
William Goodfellow
la Porte City
Binl
Iity
Committees Named for Sunnyside Club Season Work
Sunnyside Country Club named committees to run the 1924 season activities at the club grounds. The appointees include M. Livhty, O Sreh itr oy, and others, with roles across connes tion, taps, and related events.
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Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country Club
M. Livhty
Pepa el Piust
Madard Munkellwcutty
Mary Tsinvert
Foreclosure Suit Involves 267711 Against Williams Farm
Foreclosure case seeks 267711 on the Williams farm in Woodbury and surrounding counties. Plaintiff lists Mortgages held by Western Life Insurance Company and others, with judgments against Dba Williams widow of Leah Willige and their son Fein Gyve.
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Dba Williams
Leah Willige
Fein Gyve
Atpery
Atatusk Life Ensurance Company
Wag! Cue Plaintie
Mortenses
Wil-iams Farm
Vhs
Woodbury
Monoun
Local Scouts Honor Floyd Roberts High Among Cadets
District report highlights Floyd Roberts High as among local scouts with several new troops and advancements. Kenneth Morse leads troop 3 with 14 others progressing, while nine new badges and two new troops were organized in the past month under the guidance of committee chairmen Rehliers and Gwenn.
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Floyd Roberts
Oberes
Kenneth Morse
Wits Osreand
Pseebe Heatepiel Tay Tig Melty
Goritan
Kora Beagle
Gene Marl
Burbank
Wtew
Trearten
Tay
Ferive Chaperah
Howie We Tineham
Bernas Hanson
Hoxie
Ray Peeout
Fe W
Richler
Hatroma
Legreiay Sreteniay
Lowell
Scouts
Rehlers
Sun
Slatersens
Jehny W. Gwenn
Sune
S.oray
Wiesedd
Veterans Urged to Renew Government Insurance Policies
Members of a Cedar Rapids American Legion post heard E I Keese of the U S veterans bureau discuss advantages of continuing government insurance. Lapsed policies may be reinstated by paying one ninth of the premium. An impending drive will reinstate policies. Earl Wasi has papers and details. Several physicians volunteered to examine applicants. A St Paul convention club On to St Paul was formed to fund-raise. Legionnaires planned weekly deposits and a large delegation. Joint meeting with the auxiliary followed by entertainment from Colored Concert Singers of Waterloo.
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Merker-Chapman Post
American Legion
E. I. Keese
Cedar Rapids
United States Veterans' Bureau
Earl ¥_ Wasi
Hecker-Chapman Post
Memorial ‘Hall
Phy
Colored
Concert Singers of
Waterloo
Auditor in Delaware resigns. deputy takes over
Manchester Iowa reports county auditor Robert Fishel resigning from the post he sought another term for. Deputy Ray Weltersen is appointed to complete the term while Fishel begins work with Standard Oil.
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Delaware
Manchester
Robert Fishel
Standard Oil Company
Tia
le Hag
Ycats
Ang
Board of Supervisors
Ray Weltersen
United Term
Wal
Friendly Competition Wanted by Merchants
The Waterloo Retail Merchants Association filed for record yesterday afternoon. The article on the corporation states its objects to foster friendly cooperation among Waterloo merchants, discourage harmful practices, improve methods, obtain credit and standing information, furnish confidential credit reports, and collect claims including unpaid accounts and notes.
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Corporation of Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Roy C. Linnard
Wae
R. J. DeGon
Arthcle TV
Waterloo
Waterlo o Evening Courie Patterns Factory Ad
To obtain up-to-date pattern designs send 150 cents for each pattern to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns fit seam, mailed within ten days after order. Pattern No. 4406 includes sizes Small to Extra Large. Requires 2 yards of fabric for medium size. Send name city state and payment.
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Fashion Department
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs Grows Fast in State
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs expands to 74 affiliated clubs from 25 since 1924. Miss Mauda Dudley advances district growth in Dubuque. Ruth Fish Curnis and Nell Johnson lead contests. Iowa City invited to host 1925 convention. prize of 104 awarded for educational contests.
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Iowa
Biss
Mildred Gleason
Waterloo
Towa
Ruth Fish Curnis
Apollo Club
Greene
Nell Johnson
Hack Raw
0. M. Barnes
Eldora
Dorgan
Davenport
National Federation
Rawson
Perry
Te ‘ 7 Center
Muscatine
Wnqhor Yehigwnan
C. C. Winkle
Salem
Minnie Daggett
Conrad
George Worth
Big meeting of Manchester Commercial Club discussed laws
In Manchester Iowa an unusually large Commercial Club meeting at the Armory heard Miss Anna Rosell from Delaware county explain the Perkins and Haskell Klausa laws. The speakers highlighted the acts as among the best in the country and noted Delaware county has cared for 40 patients under these laws since September. Morence Simley spoke on milk as a child’s food, Major Sands of Des Moines on disease prevention, and Rev T J Rooney closed with booster remarks.
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Manchester
Commercial Club
Anna Rosell
Delaware County
Perkins
Klaus
Delaware
BI Rosell
Morence Simley
Amen
Sands
Deg Moines
T. J. Rooney
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