Fort Dodge Wins Bid to Host AOUW Convention
Fort Dodge won the next Ancient Order of United Workmen grand lodge meeting, beating Dubuque and Keokuk for the honor. Officers were elected, Gov. Carroll visited, and delegates considered extending the session as some plan to stay through tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Keokuk
Webster County
H. 8
Evans
Des Moines
T. C. Harper
Burlington
Phil Carlin
Siourx City
B. F. Rehkopf
H. Michelstetter
Sioux City
C. F. London
Waterloo
George A. Triges
Lake Park
Frank Lanman
Shenandoah
Supreme Lodge
W. O H. Berry
Indianola
B. F. Carroll
E. B. Evans
United Doctors Offer Lasting Cures Through Root Cause Treatment
Homer man heads to the United Doctors institute on Marsh Place seeking relief for stomach and nervous disorders. After two years of poor recovery, WM Buschmeyer reports significant improvement and praises the clinic’s method of finding the disease’s real cause rather than merely treating symptoms. The institute publicizes its nationwide reputation and willingness to examine all but incurable cases, stressing deep diagnosis and long term cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Wm. Buschmeyer
Homer,1r
Homer
United Doctors’ Institute
Widowed Pioneer Nurse Mrs E Lizer Dies in Brandon Ia
Mrs Exekiel Lizer a 72 year old pioneer of Black Hawk county dies after a three week illness. She and husband Ezekiel Lizer married 53 years and were early settlers in Jefferson township. Funeral at the Christian church led by Rev J C Kepford honors her longtime nursing and Christian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Exekiel Lizer
Jefferson Township
Black Hawk County
Lizer
John Lizer
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Margaret Burris
Ohio
George Clark
Miss Burris
Ezekiel Lizer
Independence
W. W. Bain
Tom Burris
California
John Tennant
Christian Church
J. C. Kepford
Kepford
Springs Creek
Jefferson Townships
Church of God
Conference prepares leaders meet for YMCA event
F S Goodman of New York City arrives from Chicago for the YMCA conference opening tomorrow at 4 39. W R Jameson will open the meeting with remarks as speakers including J W Jarmagin and W M Parsons discuss Bible classes for men and boys. A mass meeting Sunday will feature Goodman on The Bible Under Fire with the Boys band of First Methodist providing program. Stereopticon lecture is postponed due to prayer meetings. Mail orders for Pictorial Review patterns will be filled by Paul Davis Dry Goods Co Waterlooo.
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F. S. Goodman
New York City
Chicago
Young Men's Christian Association
W. R. Jameson
M.C. A
Association
Mr. Goodman
J. W. Jarnagin
Cedar Falls
Attorney
Goodman
First Methodist Church
J. R. Vaughan
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Waterloo, Tows
Paul Davis Dex
Investment in Large Factory Buys Sheffield Plant in KC
Y F Boynton proprietor of Reunion Scales purchases the Sheffield Foundry plant in Kansas City Missouri. The scaled factory will join with the KC plant, employing about 100 now and expected to rise to 600 within six months. Boynton forms Boynton Scales Company with 800 000 capital, 80000 subscribed by investors. Waterloo plant workers migrate as plans shift to unite operations in Kansas City for efficiency. Boynton regrets leaving Waterloo but moves to expand industrial reach, while remaining active in Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. strawberries extra fancy 2 quarts 25c. Standard quality 16c. Union Mercantile Co.
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Y. F. Roynton
Reunion Scales Company
Falls Avenue
Sheffield Foundry Company
Kansas City
Thae City
Boynton
Boynton Scales Company
Missouri River
Waterloo
West
Chamber of Commerce
P. E. O. 0.8 Meeting At Sioux City
Waterloo delegates to the P. E. O. convention gather in Sioux City as sessions proceed with credentialings and delegate enrollments. The day includes welcome addresses by Mrs. Gornelia Sawyer and Mrs. Katherine Yeager, a city auto ride, receptions, and decorative displays in yellow and white. Memorial tributes and business hearings on charters and delegate ratifications are planned.
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Waterloo
Sioux City
Commercial Club
Gornelia Sawyer
Katherine Yeager
Greenfield
Supreme Chapter
Trap Set to Catch Grave Robbers Ends in Killing
Great Falls Montana May 11 A plot by Hatfield G Conrad and his brother to trap grave robbers who stole the body of his infant son led to the death of Joseph Hamilton former Cascade County sheriff who was aiding them The Conrads dropped money at a lantern spot but a wrong man appeared with a gun and was shot Hamilton died in the ambush The piece also notes sale of Pictorial Review patterns at Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
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Great Falls
Mont
Hatfield G. Conrad
Hatfield
Conrads
Joseph Hamilton
Cascade County
Conrad
Fort Benton
Hamilton
Hackmen Battle: Several Arrested in Waterloo Police Court
A local dispute between rivals in Waterloo led to multiple police court cases. E Van Schoyck paid a $15 fine for disturbing the public peace after a confrontation with L F Walker who drives a taxicab. Walker faced charges over use of a hacane and profane language. Lee Bradley, a local businessman, appeared for license tag display instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
E. van Schoyck
van Schoyck
L. F. Walker
Lee Bradley
City in brief talk glasses with Buchanan eyes
Christchurch choir meets tonight at 7:46 in the church. J L Cummins of Janeaville was a business visitor in Waterloo yesterday. Pp R Griffin returned from a short visit with his son in Floyd. Mr and Mrs Byron McElhinney of Goldfield Texas are in the city visiting relatives. McElhinney to west coast for the summer. Morris Rosenbloom bought Economy grocery 1356 Sycamore. Ina Jacob of Waterloo Business College leaves for Rocky Mound New York City and Washington two months. Dr Ralph Christopher is a government veterinarian formerly Waterloo Business College student. Frances Houck of Jesup visits friend Sean Hubbard. Paul Davis Dry Goods Co sole agents for Victoria Review pattern strawberries prices.
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Christchurch
J. L. Cummins
Janeaville
Waterloo
R. Griffin
William Griffin
Floyd
Byron McElhinney
Goldfield
Morris Rosenblooom
Sycamore Street
W. H. Shoon
Ina Jacob
Waterloo Business College
Rocky Mound
N. Y
Ralph Christopher
Washington, D. C
New York City
New York State
Christopher
Frances Houck
Jesup
Sean Hubbard
Mrs A C Smith hosts Five Hundred club gathering
Mrs A C Smith entertained the Five Hundred club on Grant Avenue yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mrs A E Headford and others. After a club game a three course dinner was served at one long dining table with carnations for decorations. This was the last meeting of the season and all greatly enjoyed the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Smith
Grant Avenue
Vicious Attack on Reciprocity Sparks Senate Hearing
The Senate Finance Committee heard furious protests from farmers border states Gloucester fishermen and paper goods manufacturers led by former Wisconsin governor John Strange who called the bill cowardly and unpatriotic. He and others claimed the measure would harm trade and enable a supposed press trust while Washington officials argued the reciprocity move aims to curb restraint of trade. Also listed are small ads for Strawberries and licensed marriages with names and locations from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gloucester
Mass
John Strange
Wisconsin
Neenah and Menasha
Wis
Retteek
American Publishers’ Association
Associated Prong
Washington, D. C
Congress
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FT. Dodge
A. W
Carroll
Amng
C. Dowell
Deg Moines
A. V. Proudfoot
Stephen Whitehead
Eldora
W. S. Berry
State Board of Parole
T. G. Harper
Bounet
United
Mrs. E. Lizer
MEX and Boys
J. F. Royston
Sheffield Foundry Co
Kansas City, MO
Union Mercantile Co
Buchanan
Syndicate Bldg
Pattern
Mercantila Co
Associated Press
Charles F. Moore
New York
Book of Manufacturers
Anton Mercanthe Co
Lowell Thomas
Iowa Falls
Mary Schade
Elmer F. Goodell
Kulu M. Roberts
William Enberg
Verna Cady
Webster City
Heatherbloom
East Fourth Street
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Florence Hinkle
Christine Miller
Arthur Middleton
Albert Quesnel
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo Conservatory OF Music
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