Hammill Sees Eastern Awakening on Farm Depression
Des Moines, Mare Lins governor Hammill stated that easterners recognize agricultural depression and call for relief measures. He urged equal treatment of soft industries with commerce and finance, and predicted a compromise bill from the House committee to address widespread farm distress and economic balance.
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Des Moines
Mare & Lins
Aumerica
Johny Hammill
Shoe
Middlewest
Washington
Lng
Eople
Hammill
House Committee
Platinum finds in South Africa cover 2000 square miles
New York reports from the Mining and Industrial Magazine of South Africa describe a platinum belt spanning about 2,000 square miles from Waterberg to Lydenburg. The Waterberg district discoveries in 1923 led to Transvaal Platinum Ltd and rapid optioning of farmland. Prospecting across a belt north from Potgietersrust to Pietersburg spurred extensive mining development and the formation of large companies to exploit the new platinum fields.
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New York
Union of South Africa
South Africa
Times
Waterberg
Lydenburg
Transvaal
Johannesburg
Transvaal Platinum, Ltd
Dolph
Erasmus
Max Bauman
Merensky
A. F
Potgietersrust
Pietersburg
Poiintatsrust
Phatinithy Mine d
Two Men Burned In Dyeing Room Explosion
In the Pomasdeny laundry a dyeing room explosion caused by static electricity ignited steam lines. Two men sustained burns and were taken to St. Francois hospital while firemen stopped the blaze with released steam. Mil a Koch and another cleaner were reportedly present, with one man turning off a valve as the flames were fought.
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Sdpenstey
Mode Laundry
Pourth
Amatherwry
Mila Koch
Dainfool
Patagline Seipor
Todd
Spe
staHes
Koeh
Gre
Tor Chewa
Speustey
Iidt
Allie Vaid
St. Francois Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne Ambusiner
Blenny Steps Out Of Mayors Rage In Waterloo
On the eve of nomination filings for Waterloo city offices, March 27, Glen Tibbitts announces his bid for mayor amid speculation of an opposition slate. A. E. Glenny withdraws, citing business needs, while ex mayor J. R. Rector is seen as a potential rival.
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Miyor
Tibbitts
Waterloo
Tckets
A. E. Glenny
Fourth Street West
Busine
Glenny
J. R. Reetor
Declam Entrants to Compete Friday at Janesville High
Declamation entrants from Waterloo West High East High Allison Hartford Janesville and Clarksville will perform Friday at Janesville High in the subdistrict contest. West High will be represented by Ralph Chil Craig Ellyson and Theodore Rehder. East High by Enaetha Kenyon. other schools include speakers from Allison and Hartford.
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Janesville High
Waterloo
West High
All High
Janesville
Ralph Chil Craig Ellyson
Theodore Rehder
Westigh
Eneatha Kenyon
East Hient
Allison
Hartford
Anesville
Clarkville
Ahgee
Orical
Ralph Childs
West 1
Aliigonstierd
Keith Stapp
Kens
Sisters Move Toward Building St Mary's School Home
Plans for a Sisters’ home and school extension at St Mary’s church are advancing after a four year vision. A council petition to acquire the alley beside Park er street between Boston avenue and Fourth street aims to ready the site. Rev. Pheodosius Plassmeyer says plans are not complete but the residence will be built next, aiding parish property growth.
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Bt. MN
Pourth Street
Parker Street
Boston Avenue
Fourth Street
St. Mary's Church
Br. Pheodosius Plassmeyer
Cedar Rapids Interurban Schedule Changes To Aid Connections
The Cedar Rapids Interurban line will depart Waterloo at 1:15 PM, advancing 19 minutes to 1: - 1:15 PM. The adjustment aligns with Northwestern Chicago train timing, creating a 2:35 PM connection.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Northwestern
Chicago
Edelson Goes East on Extensive Buying for New Store
A. J. Edelson of the Edelson company prepares for a department store opening on Commercial Street in the former Paul Davis location. He left for New York on a buying trip and will stock the store with a complete new lot from New York Chicago and St Louis.
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A. J. Edelson
A.J. Edel ‘Son Company
Commercial Street
Paul Davis
Mareh J
New York
Edelsi
Chicago
St. Louis
Newcomers Arrive as City Sees Spring Move In
Last week saw lively moving activity in the city with ten address changes logged by Russell DeGon, secretary of the Waterloo Revait reliants association. Thirteen new families moved in while one left, with listings for newcomers including S. Anderson, W. Armstrong, Rohlf, Ortman, Frank Dana, Paul Wrueger, Strempke, Ullrich, H. P. Rasmussen and Mrs. Blanche Hamilton among others.
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Russell DeGon
Waterloo
Mullan West
R. M. Ortman
Park Road
Frank Dana
Lafayette Trie Fox
Wellington
Sioux City linked high voltage line to serve multiple towns
A proposed high voltage transmission line by Sioux City Gas and Electric Co connects Storm Lake to Rutland, linking to Central Iowa Power and Light Co. If completed, Latimer and area will receive power from Sioux City during outages. Waterloo station can back up Sioux City territory. The line costs about 350,000 dollars and extends from North Riverside to Storm Lake, with additions to Plainfield Charles City Sheffield Rockford and Hampton among others.
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Sioux City Gas & Mectric Co
Storm Lake
Ratinnad
Drumbolitt County
Lawie Power & Light Co
Latimer
Myranklin County
Sioux City
Sioux Cits
Waterloo
Oth
Plainfield
Charles City
Sheffield
Rockford
Hampton
Turkersbury
Ientral
Hne
Storm’ Lake
Rutland
North Liverside No
Objections to Sewer Levies in Home Park Heard by Judge Stiles
Objections to assessments by the city for the construction of a sanitary and storm sewer in Home Park were heard today by Judge E.G. Stiles. The complaint by Al W. was presented, detailing the levy dispute and seeking remedies under municipal measure.
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Home Park
Stiles
Hodge
Stilesl Court
AL W
Quick Relief for Rheumatics
Advertisement touts Rheuma as a cure for rheumatic pains and swollen joints promising quick relief. It claims rapid effects on kidneys, liver, stomach, and blood, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging skeptical readers to buy from Druggists at a small price.
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Nheuma
Ciy
Wantgler Bros. Rohtert Deus Co
Electrical assessment refers to district charges revealed
The assessor reported a total of 584 dollars on four parcels in the assessment district. Additional sewer district appeals mentioned include S. F. Potter, FL L. Towne, O. IT. Siveeney, H. M. Anderson, George Kress, R. A. Keller, Mrs. Anna B. Parks, Miss Anna M. Decker, Samuel Scott, John Joseph, and A. B. Nauman for later consideration.
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Wiken
S. Ff.potter
FL L. Towne
O. IT. Siveeney
H. M. Anderson
George Kress
R. A. Keller
Anna B. Parks
Anna. M. Decker
Samuel Scott
John Joseph
A. 2B. Nauman
Bovenizer and Hicks wed in Marshalltown ceremony
Mr and Mrs G E Bovenizer were married Sunday by Rev W Clewerth at the Methodist Episcopal church in Marshalltown. The couple, formerly Adelaide Hicks of Des Moines, plan to reside at 224 Irving Street and will arrive in Watersloo this evening.
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G. EB. Bovenizer
Wooo. Clewerth
Methodist Piscopal Church
Marshalltown
Watersloo
Irving Street
Bovenizer
Adelaide Licks
Des Moines
Vovenizer
Railway VY. MM
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aimed at Liver Bowels Relief
A well known Ohio physician Dr Edwards for 17 years treated many women for liver and bowel ailments with a recipe of vegetable ingredients and olive oil named Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. They are advertised as a normalizing laxative to cleanse the system. Prices are 15c and 30c.
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Dr. & M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Correction Demands on Mrs Martin Walsh Death Report
In Greene March 6 letter to editor corrects a March 5 Greene item misreporting Mrs Martin Walsh of Gary Indiana as literally starved to death. The letter states she died March 1 at 11 a.m. after a visit from relatives. children did not keep a vigil for a day, and the death was properly reported with no such hunger claim.
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Greene
Martin, Walsh
Gary
Ind
Martin Willish
Intta
Modest Police Officer Encounters Hidden Alcohol Cache
An AC policeman on the street spotted elvish modesty in a Victorian era scene. He observed a woman in wide Dowling skirts concealing a five-gallon cargo of alcohol beneath the garments.
Girl Scouts and Campfire Girls Unite for Healthy Womanhood
National organizations promote wholesome development for girls. Mothers are urged to support girls with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted aid. Mrs. Alice Louthan of Jonarleston, Illinois, endorses it for teen daughters. Chicago report notes women advocate modern improvements over old styles.
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Girl Scouts
Campfire Girls
Lydia
Pinkham
Alice Louthan
Jonarleston
Chicago
Wen
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