Dry bills on Iowa calendar prompt legislative byplay
Des Moines reports describe the Iowa legislature pressuring adjournment dates and sifting committees. Lawmakers suggest that calendar placement of dry bills signals neither urgency nor final action, while committees and motions to reconsider shape the timing.
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How to Destroy Catarrh Germs and End Catarrh Forever
A sales-promotional advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh by killing germs. It asserts sprays and salves offer only temporary relief and promotes inhaled Hyomei as the best method, claiming it reaches nose and throat tissues and destroys the disease. The ad notes Waterloo Iowa retailers and a money back guarantee with a free rubber halter for complete treatments.
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Pape's Diapepsin Advertises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin quickly relieves indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomach in five minutes. The ad emphasizes harmlessness promise money back if not satisfied and urges keeping it at home for day or night stomach regulation.
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Senate calendar swells with railroad fare hearing slated
A large senate calendar holds major rail industry hearings on passenger fare increases in Iowa. Railroad executives and lawyers will present arguments as they campaign for a broader public discussion in coming years. A judiciary panel approved a newspaper libel bill favored by Caswell amid talk of amendments.
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Robbery reported at Third and Pieren streets
Julius Johnson of 711 Pacific Street reported two youths about 20 held him up at gunpoint near Third and Pieren around 1 AM. He lost $10 and a ring or watch, described as a reddish back, but no suspects were found when police responded about 30 minutes later.
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PaciNe Street
Third
Pieren Street
Sioux City
Bennett
Onawa
Ninth
Virginia Streets
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Tohbar
Des Moines Aged Businessman Richard Wellslager Dies
Des Moines March 17 Richard T Wellslager a longtime and prominent businessman died at his Grand avenue home at 9 oclock Monday night after several weeks illness He had not fully recovered from the shock of the death of his son in law J D Whiseland and had remained at his desk at the Central State Bank daily until his illness began about eight weeks ago
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Des Moines
Richard T. Wellslager
Grand Avenue
Wellslager
Wilson
J. D. Whiseland
Altho
Central State Bank
Le Mars Physician Shoots Wife in Domestic Trouble
Le Mars March 17 Mr J L Reeves a well known physician of this city shot his wife yesterday inflicting three wounds one in the neck another in the chin and one in the stomach Domestic trouble is the cause as cribed They were married about a year ago she was his second wife The woman is in serious condition.
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Lee Mars
J. L. Reeves
Joan
Damage suit arising from Idon auto accident
Mrs. Cecelia Williamson of Sheldon sues Barney Bunkers of Remsen in district court over an October 10 crash on Idon street that killed her 8-year-old son Harold after injuries. She seeks 5,235 dollars in damages.
Second Fatal Burning Near Columbus Junction
In Columbus Junction on March 17, Mrs. Charles James, about 35, was badly burned when kerosene spilled on her apron and flames ignited her clothing while lighting lamps. Neighbors aided, but most clothing burned from her lower body. prognosis poor. Her husband and four children survive. Earlier, Miss Orpha Jennings died from injuries after kerosene turpentine and lard mixture exploded on a stove nearby.
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Charles James
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Orpha Jennings
Cairo
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James
Suit Settled In Out of Court For One Thousand Ninty One Cents
Fort Dodge March 17 The case of Dr Mayer Budyk of Dirhuque against the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad for damages 50000 for injuries from a wreck at Callender July 25 1910 settled out of court for 1091 15. Jurors excused till 9:10 Wednesday morning. Mrs Mrazek vs Illinois Central for 320000 death of son killed west of the city about 18 months ago continued. Born Co vs Ro FE Whipple to be tried Wednesday morning if not settled. Chicken pie dinner at Central Christian church tonight 3c. Adverts show grocery deals and free samples from various stores.
Porter vows aggressive action on migratory game law violators
Des Moines Iowa March 17 United States district attorney Claude J Porter announced he will prosecute several individuals charged with migratory game law violations after returning from Washington where he will confer with the attorney general on upcoming district cases He said data from Washington shows direct government involvement and promised to act promptly to enforce bird protection laws Also noted was a forthcoming motion for a new trial in the plumbers case set for March 30 and Porters plan to discuss the matter with federal officials in Washington before returning home
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Claude J. Porter
United States
Iowa
Washington
SCC
Porter
Department of Justice
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John C. Pollock
Kansas City
Kan
Local News Roundup From Eagle Center and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Matt Lesley and children of Dewar visit her sister Schneider and relatives. Toe Greany family spent Sunday at Blessing. Arl Beek and daughter toured Waterloo. Leo Bedard holds an selling out sale today. Sucher, Cedar Falls business scatter, was seen there. Jake Brown improves after illness. Beatrice Andrews and Tomer Lumbus wed in Waterloo on Saturday. Carl Schaefer ill with grippe. Helen Keller’s contract here cancelled. she will appear in Waterloo on April 28 per ads.
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Matt Lesley
Deward
Win
Schneider
Toe Greany
Blessing
Arl Beek
Waterloo
Leo Bedard
Sucher
Cedar Falla
Jake Brown
Quingy
Beatrice Andrews
Tomer Lumbus
Carl Schaefer
Organizing for progress Harold Whittle on business bodies.
Harold F Whittle newly named Sterling and Rock Falls Commercial Club secretary writes in Illinois papers on commercial organizations. He traces organized efforts from real estate and press clubs to civic clubs and argues cities depend on organized cooperation for growth and loyalty to the club.
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Sterling and
Rock Falls Commercial Club
Ilinois
Whittle
West High
Northwestern University
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Sterling
Newspapter
Et Ng
You
Commercial Club
TWO WIVES SEEK DIVORCE SEPARATION IN IOWA CASES
Ingeborg Johnson seeks divorce from G H Johnson alleging cruel treatment and desertion since 1914 with custody of their 11 year old Mildred. Jessie A Machamer sues Thomas B Machamer for divorce alleging addiction to alcohol since their marriage. Ira Rodamar named administrator of Jesse N Shick estate and George J Thomas named administrator of his father Joseph D Thomas estate valued at 3000 dollars.
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G. H. Johnson
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Chicago
Mildred
Moline
Jessie A. Machamer
Thomas EB. Machamer
Minneapolis
Ira Rodamar
Jesse
N. Shick
Dandruff Cure Claims to Remove Dandruff
An ad describes dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon applied nightly. It claims after four applications dandruff, itching, and signs vanish and hair looks better. It promotes argon as inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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