Price trends questioned by local clothier amid sporadic cuts
Waterloo merchant F M Beane argues that current price reductions in men s clothing are temporary and will not last. He cites higher costs and rising future delivery prices from jobbers, predicting an upward trend for tall woolens and broader deflation requires coordinated action by producers and retailers. He maintains profits shrink while discounts tempt buys but deplete stock.
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F. M., Beane
Scane
Waterloo
Seane
No Decision on Recess Reached by Republicans
Washington May 22 No agreement for adjournment or recess of congress over political conventions was reached today for the conference of Republican senators The only decision was to press appropriations and conference reports Senator Kenyon Iowa led a group favoring prompt action on the packer regulation bill He said he would support the program and try to call up treasure ahead of other bills If appropriation bills and other legislation in conference could be completed by June 6 adjournment might be possible
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Kenyon
Iowa
Black Hawk Farmer Attacked by Bloodthirsty Hogs Near Dewar
William Anderson, son of county board chairman J. J. Anderson, was thrown by a horse near a pen containing 80 hogs weighing 500 to 600 pounds each. A passerby found him unconscious and he spent three hours awaiting help. He survives with injuries and uses crutches.
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Wiliam Anderson
J. J. Anderson
William Anderson
Dewar
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
First Junior Musical Held This Morning In Waterloo
The first junior musicale for grades one through eight in the city schools, under the Waterloo Community Music league, took place at the Plaza theatre. The program featured singing led by G. E. Turner and F. W. Wimberly on organ, a short talk by league president Harry Kiester, Mildred Maynard’s short stories, and a fan film courtesy of the Plaza theatre management. In Griswold Iowa Vernon Dean, a high school student, suffered a fractured skull when struck by a discus during practice. the thrower’s arm slipped as he hurled, Dean was unconscious for hours and sent home northeast of town.
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Waterloo Community Music League
Plaza Theatre
G. E. Turner
F. W. Wimberly
Harry Kiester
Mildred Maynard
Plaza Theatre Management
Pupit
Tdiscy
Griswold
Vernon Dean
Dean
City in Brief Ad Highlights Local Happenings
William Dixson was adjudged insane after theft of bicycles and sent to Independence. A joint Grace and First M. E. concert is set for 7 30 at Grace church. Keller family returned to Grundy Center after visiting Mrs Beekly. D M Anderson jailed in Kenosha case may be rearrested if released here. Fourth Fifth streets illuminate river wall with new electrolier lights, one globe per post. Mrs Henry Seebers attended Fremont G A R state encampment as Iowa delegate and toured Lincoln and Weeping Water. Pythian Sisters meet Monday May 24 with initiation program.
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William Dixson
Independence
Grace M. E
M. E
Grace Church
F. M. Keller
Robert
Grundy Center
Fourth
Fifth
Henry Seebers
Metropole
Fremont
Neb
Seebers
Iowa
Sending Booze by Parcel Post Must Cease
Waterlo o Postmaster M H Kelly announced liquor shipments by parcel post have practically ceased. He cited instances of bottles leaking in transit and parcels dripping strong smelling liquids labeled auto oil. Washington orders have directed confiscation to local hospitals, with penalties of 1006 dollars and up to two years in jail.
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Waterloo
Ireland
M. H. Kelly
Kelly
Washington
Giant merger of churches effected by Presbyterians
The Associated Press reports that Presbyterians completed a major church unity merger with the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church in Philadelphia on May 22. The union transfers 15,000 communicants to the Presbyterian church, adding 150 churches, 100 ministers, 600 elders, six synods and 16 presbyteries, with Welsh ministers granted the same privileges as Presbyterian clergy.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Presbyterians
Methodist
Welsh Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Flesh Stripped From Bone By Tight Ring Mishap
Earl Richardson, 22, was removing a ring from his left finger while dismounting a lumber truck at Litchfield plant. The ring, worn six years and tight, pinched flesh so severely that amputation of the exposed bone was required. Anthony E. Tabor summoned a physician for Richardson. MARRIAGE LICENSES listed for several couples from Marshalltown, Waterloo, Brandon, and Des Moines.
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Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Edgar C. Litchfield
Cettar Heights
Earl Richardson
Richardson
E. B. Tabor
Repass Clark Company Enters Building Field
With permission to issue a quarter of a million in capital stock the Repass Clark Building company is officially launched by filing of articles of incorporation. There are 2 300 shares of 100 each, all common stock. C A Repass is president and C A Clark is secretary and treasurer.
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Repass-Clark Building Company
C. A. Repass
C. A. Clark
Good Roads Week Ends With Community Boost
The Good Roads Week in Black Hawk county ends with praise for the Greater Waterloo association and the Good Roads Ship-by-Truck committee. About 535 loads of gravel, 802 tons, were hauled by 125 trips of big gas wagons and crews of 50 men daily, improving many miles of previously impassable roads. Meetings were held in Dunkerton, La Porte City, Hudson, Cedar Falls, and Waterloo, with numerous local business leaders taking part. The program closed with a parade and Lincoln Park program featuring Mayor Frisble and speaker G. O. Van Derveer, who urged faster road improvements for Iowa and the nation. Essay prizes for Black Hawk county students were awarded, including a four-year university scholarship for the top prize and cash awards to several winners. The итог urged continued boosting beyond the parade season.
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Black Hawk County
Greater Waterloo Association
Dunkerton
la Porte City
Hudson
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Pick and Shovel
N. W. Prishie
Young
Walter R. French
Harry E. Tullar
Paul Davis
Ali W. Burch
BE. Howard
Burton EB. Wilson
Carl Grings
M. H. Kelly
Lincoln Park
Frisble
E. F. MacDonough
G. O. van Tetrveer
Waverfly
van Derveer
Towa
United States
Simmons
Marvel Adams
Margaret Tate
East High
Initia Eldridee
la Porte
Warren’ Serri
Orange Township
Eurore -Gutknecht
Dorathea Stone
Dorothy Ghores
Cedar, Falls
Jewell Johnson
West High
Good Roads
Thrones Draperies of Former Kaiser Sold
Raw coal dust in miners lungs linked to German imperial era, with patient recounting severe coughing and recovery after Milks Emulsion. Newspaper clip notes General Electric Railway plant operation restored after earlier layoffs, amid broader dust exposure concerns. Named individuals: G H, Bunn, Terre Haute. Named places: Lynn Massachusetts New York Germany Terre Haute. Dates: May 22, 191? May 22.
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The
Associated Press
New York
William
Germany
Wilhel
Hads
Davin Faiz
G. H., Bunn
Th Ave
13Th &T
Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. Bunn
Carranza Death Narrative Outline of Mexican Leader
A fragmented account traces Venustiano Carranza from rancher to governor of Coahuila and then president of Mexico, detailing his clashes with Huerta Villa Zapata and Obregon, the 1914 Torreón clash, battles over the capital, and his stance during U.S.-Mexico tensions culminating in his 1917 oath and neutrality pledge.
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Coahuila
Carranza
Mexico
Villa
Torreon
Huerta
ABCG
United States
Buffalo
Mexico City
Spain
Zapata
Pascual Orozco
Torreay
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
Aguascalentes
Bene Obregon
Villa-Zapata
Carrante
Mexican Congress
Milks Emulsion: Palatable Digestive Aid and Guarantee
Milks Emulsion is marketed as a pleasant inutritive food and medicine that restores bowel action without pills or physics. It promotes appetite, strengthens flesh, aids digestion, and helps resist wasting diseases. Sold in 60¢ and $1.20 bottles with a full money back guarantee after six bottles if not satisfied. Distributed by The Milks Emulsion Co. with broad advertising in the United States and abroad.
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Milks Emulsion Co
Haute
Ind
United States
France
Italy
Fragmentary War Ad Copy Mentions Gen Carranza and Saltillo
Fragmentary OCR text references General Carranza and Saltillo with scattered phrases about war and payment. Mentions a Miss Virginia Carranza and an advertisement style note. Unable to extract a clear event or date from the readable fragments.
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Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
United States
Aetitus
Japan
Carranza
Teraca
OT. Onawar
Saltillo
IeteLphone
Tors
Virginia Carranza
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Merels
Black Hawk
Thomas J. Ferries
Marshalltown
Grace BE
Vernatium
Marshall_ town
Toscan Frances Homan
Water- CD
Wree Eran
Della Brower
Ae Ferman G. Bower
Brandon
Frances van Skike
Niels
Gunnison
Des Moines
Johanne M. Hermansen
L. BR. Bunn
A. I. Bunn
Denver Street
Marysville
L. R. Bunn
Repass-Clark Company
Throne Graperies
Kaiser
Lancels
Lynn
Mass
General Electric Railway Company
Candido
Thrifty
Waterloo Savings Bank
Mary Marie
Sunbeam Girl
Just David
Eleanor H. Porter
Helen M. Grose
Waterman
Moresco
de A. Foot
Warwick
Blark
America
Ideal Motor
West Fifth Street
Ompany
Dar Ue
Wennerres Epee Limited
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