Society Notes and Women’s Club Activities Gather
Tuesday afternoon events include Entre Nous and Woman’s Club programs with officers to be elected. The Grace M. E. Epworth League holds a 7 p.m. meeting and Women’s Aid circles plan a joint thimblebee Wednesday. Several churches host all day meetings, picnics, and gatherings of W. M. society and Daughters of Isabella. Central Christian and Elizabeth Billings host Sunday school activities. Hart-Tigou announces a La Porte City wedding. Articles cover young women topics, nail care and fashion trends with practical tips and a call for a half tonic formula.
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Grace M. E.epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. FP. M. Society
Side Talks on Faith and Affection by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron reflects on modesty about faith and affection in everyday talk. She recalls a coffeehouse moment where mentioning Christ felt improper, contrasts with Roosevelt's open tenderness, and argues love and religion deserve natural, reverent expression.
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Ruth Cameron
Christ
Roosevelt
Ted
First Enrollments in Camp Savings Club
Virgil Harris and Jack Levingston led the list of scouts signing up for the summer camp savings plan. The Camp Savings club starts this week with a campout set for August 7 to 27, as scout leader Mr Short reports strong interest and enrollments. Each boy pays 50 cents to join and 50 cents weekly for 13 weeks to finance his camp experience without parental aid. Two new patrols will be formed this week and existing patrols will be renumbered.
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Virgil Harris
TBS
Seventh Street West
Jack Levingston
Russell Lamson
Altho
Mr. Short
Savings Club
Mr. Short Tod
Popular 'Checker' Out for Calhoun Co Clerk Race
A. J. Hunter, currently auditing county books for 1919, filed Republican nomination papers for Calhoun county clerk of court. Beloved as a thorough state auditor staff examiner, he has served four years as a state checker and spent 22 years in Rockwell City business. His campaign will rely on absent voters, but friends expect nomination. He is known for courtesy and detailed explanations of matters within his knowledge.
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A. J. Hunter
Calhoun County
Altho
Hunter
Rockwell City
Primaries Do Not Require Registration In Many Areas
The article explains that registration is not required to participate in primaries. It details how a voter proves eligibility as a qualified elector and how party affiliation is recorded. It also covers changes to party affiliation, deadlines, and how declarations are entered in pollbooks.
Uncle Harry Explains Postwar European Trade Revival
In a dialogue, Uncle Harry describes rising European imports to the United States, signaling that European economies are stabilizing, reopening factories, and rebuilding credit. He notes a shift from wartime trade to renewed exports, improving foreign exchange and boosting American merchant readiness.
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TRADI
Exchange
Uncle Harry
Jimaiy
Helen
Harry
United States
America
Europe
Joe
Switzerland votes to join League of Nations in referendum
In Berne Switzerland voters approved joining the League of Nations by 400000 to 306000. Winnipeg reports former North Carolina governor Robert P Glenn a noted dry advocate died suddenly. El Paso says Carranza cabinet members captured and sent to Mexico City with one report claiming Carranza himself captured. Tokio notes a consortium agreement among Japan France Britain and America to promote a loan to China signed by Japanese and American bankers.
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Berne
Switzerland
League of Nations
Winnipeg
Robert P. Glenn
North Carolina
International Waterways Commission
el Paso
Tex
Carranza
Mexico City
Obregon
Tokio
Japan
France
Great Britain
America
China
Auto license supplies available at county treasurer office
The county treasurer announced this morning that all auto license supplies are now available in his office. The items include number plates and containers and are described as a silent but effective salesman.
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The
Courier
Pattern order notice from Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
A DAINTY FROCK Pattern 6195 for four sizes
A dainty frock pattern 6195 shown in four sizes 4 0 and 10 years with a 6 year size requiring 3% yards of 36 inch fabric. The design features sleeping in natural shade with red blue or white trimming and sleeve options. Suitable fabrics include gingham chambray percele poplin unen and repp. Pattern mailed to any address for 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Tax lien suit seeks to redeem Waterloo property
W R Hollnagel executor for Ida Mes and Willard Beal joins in a suit against EB 3B Hunter to cancel a tax deed on property in Cooleys Addition Waterloo after a 1915 tax sale and no redemption. Plaintiffs allege negligence by those in charge caused tax loss and seek court action to recover the property. NY barbers strike aims for 30 dollars weekly plus half over 40 dollars.
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W. R. Hollnagel
Ida A. Mes
Willard Beal
Buardia
Wilbert Meyers
Hunter
Cooley
Waterloo
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Society News
Entre Nous Club
Mra. M. MeDermon
Central Christians
Elizabeth Billings
Cicnic
Byrnes Park
Herbert Carr
Betrie Young
Wilma Carr
Hart-Tigou
G. H. Smelser
Mammond Avenue
Caroline Igou
Clark Hart
la Porte City
H. H. Heverly
la Porte City United
First Baptist
Bernice Call
First Presbyterian—Missionary Department of Womwun
J. J. Rainbow
Daughters of Isabella
K. of C. Hall
Christ Episcopal
George E. Lichty
E. F. Wise
King
Lichty
Beauty
ADNA
Kiext
Forbes
Gil
Camp Savings Club
Calhoun CO
Amd Ists
New York
Hall-Ekfest
Dernkin
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
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