Iowa college presidents defend prohibition stance
Des Moines reports Iowa college presidents mail statements to Washington rejecting President Murray Butler’s claim prohibition failed. They assert campuses are liquor-free with 100 percent back of law enforcement and improved conditions, noting some schools have no drinking and others little consumption.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
United States
Butler
Towa Antisaloan League
Washington, D. C
P. McNaught
League
Towa
J. L. Brasher
John Pletcher
University Park
H. OM. Gage
College
Cellar Rapids
John WW. Million
Des Moines University
A. S. Smith
Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Frank
Mossman
Morningside College
Sioux City
EL McGrew
PennecoHage
Os. Joosa
Charles A. Mock
Western
Asian College
le Mars
J. P. van Norn
Upper Iowat University
Avelite
Karl Frederick Wellstone
University of
Grinnell College
Grinnell
PF. Maerer
Ells Worth College
G. N. Briggs
Graceland College
Lamoni
M. J. Hoffman
Central College
Pella
Foot Bath Ad for It Tix Remedy
An old time ad touts a foot bath product named It Tix promising relief from corns bunions and callouses. It claims a few cents buys a box at drugstores and apartment stores and that feet become comfortable and shoes feel better after use.
Babe Smothered at Mother's Side Near Rhodes Iowa
Ka na Williams, weeks old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Reece Williams, was found dead beside her mother in the J H Hoy home southeast of Rhodes Jasper county. Authorities believe the mother rolled over in bed while very tired and unintentionally suffocated the infant during the night.
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Marshalltown
Kana
Reece Williams
Rutodes
Jasper
County
J. Hi
Hoy
Rhodes
Willams
Rhodes Unity
Mrs Rebecca Myers Buried at Fairbank
Mrs Rebecca Myers died Saturday after a brief illness from pneumonia. Funeral held yesterday at the Baptist Church Fairbank with Rev Thomas Key and Rev A Van Ben Scoten officiating. Burial in Fairbank cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs F D Agnew and son Harry W Cedar Rapids. three children predeceased. Born July 4 1846 in Ripley County Indiana she came to Fairbank with parents in 1854. Married John C Myers March 8 1864. Member of the Baptist Church.
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Fairbank
Rebeccat. Myers
Baptist Ghurch
Thomias Key
Winnebago City
Minn
A. van Ben Scoten
Fairbank Cemetery
Ates
Myers
Harry W
Cedar Rapids
Charles Gospy Hoe! Again Culang Hands Event Report
A garbled notice mentions Charles Gospy Hoe, a Mastery order, and a Cedar Rapids location. It references J. M. Witvel, a fur purchase, and the retirement of Mrs. Snodgrass due to health issues, with unclear connection to an event at The Colvert hotel.
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Ttstehoreh
Deeerusalem
Cedar Rapids
Charles Gospy
Culang
Charles
Colvert Hotel
Gilbert Hotel Noted As Popular Local Inn For Decades
The Gilbert hotel has long been a popular inn in the area, sustaining occupancy interest over the past half century. The owner expects steady demand as the property remains a key lodging choice.
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Gilbert
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Gant
Mra. A. van Arnam
Davenport
Py. Pierce
Alice van Wre
Fourth St
Dr. Pierce
Babe
Mother
Rebecca Myers
Waterloo
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
FOLEY
Solit
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Fuel & Transfer Phone
Wet Mullan Ave
I. H. Dillon
B& H. Kuittle
G. C. Kennedy
Carl C. Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson
A Ain
Bart
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Wate Bt
The
Wenforce
Tae
Cedar Falls
Cash and Carry Grocery Department
Edward VII
England
Tropics
National Club Country
Lonsdale
Neries
NEW
Normandy
Peter
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