Dubuque Saloon License Boost Planned After July
Dubuque city council considers increasing annual saloon licenses to 900 dollars per establishment after July 1, with half the mule tax going to the city. Saloons will drop from 79 to 58, boosting city revenue by about 13 thousand dollars while county costs rise to 1,500. The move meets Iowa law limiting one saloon per 1,000 population as the city plans staged reductions.
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Dubuque
City Hcenne
Iowa
New Regulations Hasten Clear Labeling for Grocers
Iowa to enforce new weight and measure rules starting Sept 3. Grocers must remove any food lacking declared net weight and may face confiscation for noncompliant items. Goods once sold by volume or bulk must be priced by weight or count, with onion sets and berries excluded. Milk bottles must carry stamped or printed capacity, and coal will be sold by weight under a delivery ticket system.
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Iowa
State, Dairy and Food Department
Paving Problems to Be Considered Tonight
City council holds a special meeting this evening to vote on pavement acceptance in Prospect park and a new necessity resolution for Mullan avenue brick or asphalt. A prior brick paving resolution will be rescinded and bids called to choose material. A petition for paving the Commercial to Jefferson block on Mullan avenue is filed, amid concerns about impacting Waterloo Livestock & Commission. Bryant Asphalt Paving Co. recently finished Prospect park pavement, due for inspection tonight.
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Prospect Park
Mullan Avenue
Commercial
Jefferson Streets
Cagebeer
Ellis
Waterloo Livestock & Commission Company
Bryant Asphalt Paving Co
Carnival to Put on Memorial Features
Tomorrow night the carnival ends with revised shows honoring Memorial day. Fantana presents patriotic songs and recitations with 12 performers, while the Tango Girls swap to a Memorial day program. Tonight ends the Queen contest with a diamond ring prize. Tom W Allen shows advertise clean, non vulgar entertainment and Crystal theatre features a detective story.
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Fantana
Alice Nellville
Bold Forth
Tom W. Allen
Miss Jay Testifies Calmly in Rodeheaver Engagement Case
Chicago May 29 A 27 year old stenographer and Sunday school teacher testified under cross examination about her broken engagement with Homer Rodeheaver Billy Sundays bandleader Her memory and composure remained intact as defense attorney George Miller failed to shake her direct testimony Questions about her health were raised suggesting a possible new defense for the engagement breakup A letter accusing her of pursuing Rodeheaver for his career was read and challenged by witnesses Dorothy Campion testified that Arthur Hoe told her he was married and a father in a breach of promise case contesting Sullivan's claims Both witnesses offered contradictions about meeting places and timelines in what remained a high profile court action in New York
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Chicago
Eorgla
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy
Cgeorge Miller
PFC
Nate
Rodeheaver
Miss Jay
Ordor
New York
Dorothy Campion
Mae A. Sullivan
Arthur
Mae
Justice Gavegun
Supreme Court
Caninion
Moe
Miss Sullivan
Hoe
Great Northern to consolidate dining car service with Shaver News
The Great Northern Railway plans to take over dining car operations and integrate Shaver News into the dining service across the system. The change, ordered by the railroad, will affect stations including Sioux City and Seattle routes, with the dining car staff to manage beverage and meal service as of early July.
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Great Northern Railroad
Shaver Newn Company
Dhe
Shiys
Cafa
Mien
Rand
Berd Io
Besa
Great
Northeen Radbread
Shaver News Cou Dany
St. Punk
Seattle
Sioux City
Omaker
Abiandan
The Green Wings on the Market
An item from the Waterloo paper offers want ads for help and employment in local homes. It notes help may be found through the newspaper’s Want Help column and invites readers to place or seek notices in the column.
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Waterloo
Willett appointed to bench amid political maneuvering
A long article describes JW Willett being seated on the bench as judge of the Seventeenth district after a contested nomination. It covers opposition from Governor Charles, the nomination's passage, and Willett's long career in Tugua County. It notes his local roots, service on Mississippi River duties, and support from Republican circles, highlighting his popular status among veterans.
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Dor Moines
Tin
Man
Kas Teah Goveriner
Charles
Tak
Willete
Nichols
Konpen
Ale Vertinent
Tewal Iy
Pracrivaily
Mandjeiat
Tan
Beulon
Marahatt
Dining room fire endangers century‑old Cedar Walls
A fire in Cedar Walls Indiana endangers a 30 year old Wine and TOU hotel room. Investigators say the blaze damaged the interior as celebrations for Mrs W. Bure continued. Property sale details remain pending with nearby residents notified.
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Cedar Walls
Spee Ell Roy
Marehin
Wineak Tooui
Terr
Mra W. Bure
Many Recoveries From Lung Trouble Claim Alterative Help
A Wilmington Delaware advertisement extols Meleman’s Alterative as restoring health to numerous lung trouble sufferers. The copy tallies testimonials praising the remedy for chronic conditions, claiming it strengthens the system and aids recovery without habit forming substances. It urges readers to request a booklet of recoveries from Riekman Literary, Philadelphia.
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Boltinon
Han
Head Whitte
Wilmington
Del
Lussa
Hihomer
Bald
Eelman
Toman
Meleman
Ackman
Riekman Literatory
Philadelphia
Reeoverigs
Physicians Endorse Vinol for Bronchial and Strength Support
Letters from Dr. C. L. Dreese Goshen MN Dr L B Bouchelle Thomaston Ga and Dr W N Rand Evans Mills NY praise Vinol cod liver oil preparation for bronchial pulmonary troubles and for building strength. Endorsers assert palatability efficacy and offer money-back guarantee if Vinol fails to help. Also Wangler Bros Go and GE J Miller Waterloo Ia listed.
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C. L. Dreese
Goshen
MN. T
Taya
L. B. Bouchelle
Thomanville
W. N. Rand
Evans Mita
N. Y
Credit to Dr Myers for Rapid Recovery From Ailment
Testimonial from Breneds R Rowen praising Dr Myers of Waterloo Iowa for dramatic relief from long standing rheumatic and other pains after two treatments. He claims prior doctors failed but Myers specialized therapy at 712 1 2 Sycamore Street delivers fast results with reasonable charges. Office hours listed as weekdays 9 to 6, evenings Mon Wed Sat, Sundays 10 to 1.
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Myera
Mr. Meyers
Breneds
Rowan
Baling
Myers
Waterloo
Iowa
Sycamore Street
Ellis Hotel
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Harry Padden Auto Co
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Mika Silliven
Clint
Lala
Miss Budlivaen
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Tamgell
Mr. Hoe
Milas Sullivan
JW. Willett
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Tuga
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Selon
Hee ‘Publican National
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Alwayven
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West Wall
Prospect Place
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F. F. Rogers & CO
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