City considers five year garbage contract with Black Hawk Feeding
City council approved an ordinance to enter a five year garbage collection and disposal contract with the Black Hawk Feeding company, a Minneapolis pig feeding operation. The new plan has the company collect and feed garbage at its pig farm, replacing the old city run collection. A prior suit over damages remains pending but would be dismissed if the new contract proceeds.
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Black Hawk Feeding Company
Minneapolis
W. R. Law Administration
IL ¢. Thompson
Cox Campaign Ends with Ballot for League of Nations
Governor Cox and wife prepared to vote in Darton Ohio after returning from Toledo where he delivered his final campaign speech. He urged passage of the league of nations, quoting peace on earth and good will toward men as his closing note.
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Cox
Associated Press
Darton
Gaov. Cox
Toledo
League of Nations
Refuse Negro Women Ballots in Georgia
Savannah voters denied ballots to Negro women amid a state law requiring six months registration. Few white women appeared. a missing ballot box sparked reports of theft in Snowhill Kanawha county. Arkansas voters tested party splits with Tillman vs Worthington in the Third district. An army supposedly crossed to the Hellespont in a legendary march of over five million followers.
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Savannah
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Snowhill
Kanawha County
Little Rock
Ark
Congress
Arkansas
John N. Tillman
John I. Worthington
Norxes
Hellespont
Alridge
Rayne
Women Vote Expected To Reach Forty Percent In Midwest Cities
Chicago based survey of ten midwest cities shows women registered total 739 930 versus 1 232 239 men. Based on figures from Minneapolis to Galveston women may cast about 40 percent of presidential vote today, with variation by city and incomplete final tallies.
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Think Women’s
Midwest Cities
Associated Press
Chicago
Middle West
Minneapolis
Galveston
St.Louis
Cleveland
Gindinpath
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Dallas
Galvesto
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Madia
Columbus
Three Candidates to Get Returns in Ohio and One in Federal Jail
Chicago dispatch details where major presidential candidates will receive election-night returns. Cox in Dayton, Harding in Marion, Watkins in Cincinnati, Debs at the Atlanta federal prison. Minor candidates Macauley and Cox of Missouri unlikely to have early returns. Debs expected to receive telegraphed updates and possible announcements if the Socialist vote is strong. Debs turns sixty five on November 5.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Governor Cox
Dayton
Senator Harding
Marion
Aaron
Watkins
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robert G. Macauley
Philadelphia
William W. Cox
Missouri
Socialist-Labor
Debs
National Socialist
Boston Fights Over Population Figures
Washington, Nov. 2. Director of Census Rogers and Boston Mayor Peters clashed over Boston’s population. Peters asserted a figure of 801,679, disputing the bureau’s 747,925. Rogers defended the census tally as substantially correct after reviewing all data.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Rogers
Peters
Boston
Census
Census Bureau
50,000 Refugees Flee Before Red Advance
Fifty thousand refugees flee the Russian Bolshevik advance in northern Crimea seeking ships to Constantinople. Allied representatives tell Sebastopol there is no room in Constantinople for them.
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Red
Hé Associated Press
Constantinople
Crimea
Sebastopol
Wilson Ballots Missing at Noon in New Jersey
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson mailed ballots from the White House. by 1 PM they had not arrived at the county election board as heavy early voting drew many women to the polls. Missouri voters also went to the polls amid calls for a strong turnout in presidential, senatorial, and gubernatorial contests. California prepared to vote on president, senator, 24 initiatives, and land issues, including an alien land law proposal.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
White House
Missouri
St Louis
Selden P. Spender
Breckenridge Long
John M. Atkinson
Arthur M. Hyde
Sovemmer
San Francisco
Cal
California
United States
Associated Press
Boston
Massachusetts
Light Rural Vote Suppresses South Dakota Turnout
Sioux Falls reports an extremely light rural vote reducing statewide turnout to about 60 percent of registration. Initial tallies indicate weak participation across sparsely populated areas with officials noting low polling activity in farm communities.
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SO. Dakota
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Judges Enter Butter Contests at Iowa Convention
About 400 Iowa dairymen and buttermakers will attend the joint Iowa Butter makers and Iowa Creamery Managers conventions at Hotel Russell Lamson starting tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Contest entries were scored this morning at Northey Manufacturing. Banquet speaker lineup includes Gov. Harding and Rep. Sweet. Gold and silver medals plus about 160 in cash prizes will be awarded in multiple contests.
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Iowa
Iowa Buttermakers’ Association
Iowa Creamery Managers’ Association
Russell- Lamson
Northey Manufacturing Company
Prof. M. Mortenson
Ames
H. D. Reynolds
Mason City
A. Storvich
Albert Lea
Minn
T. E. Clark
West Bend
A. W. Rudnick
Iowa Buttermakers” Association
Ording
Sweet
W.L. Harding
Burton E. Sweet
West High Bays’ and Girls’ Glee Club
Ethel Swanson
Iowa Buttermakers
Paris Papers Spread on U S Elections
Paris papers lead with portraits of American presidents from Washington to Wilson and discuss executive powers, while Boston reports show women voting early in Massachusetts with forecasts of up to 400000 ballots.
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Paris
U. S
United States
Excelsior
Washington
Wilson
France
England
Planned Conferences In Support Of Russian Revolution
Paris reports a commission formed by the General Confederation of Labor the Socialist party and the League of the Rights plans meetings in several cities to promote the Russian revolution. In Detroit August Marxhauser publisher of the Abendpost aged 56 died after a three month illness.
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Associated Press
Paris
General Confederation of Labor
The
Socialist Party
League of the Rights
Mar
Detroit, Mich
August Marxhauser
Detroit Abendpost
August Marxhausen
Abendyost
Arrest Made in West Virginia Election Buy Vote Case
Charleston, West Virginia on November 2 reports the first state arrest tied to election irregularities. Former Chief of Police Fred Linn was taken into custody on a federal warrant accusing him of buying the vote of French Elemore.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Fred Linn
Kansas Optimistic on Record 650000 Vote Forecast
Associated Press reports Kansas voters faced general election polls with optimism for a record turnout possibly exceeding 650000. Four years earlier turnout had been lower, suggesting high expectations as polls opened in Topeka Kansas.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Leea Ais
Local Grocery Price List Shows Wide Ranges This Week
A catalog of bargain items lists butter coffee beans and canned fruit with several prices. Notable entries include C Stinehart Creamery butter 60 cents per two pounds and Best Nut Oleo. Also featured are Monar ch Coffee Blackstone Coffee and various canned fruits and vegetables with per can or per pound prices. Address 813 E Walnut St downtown store listings appear among the items.
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Monarch
Blackstone Coffee
del Monte
Record Cedar Falls Voters Cast Fast Ballots at 2 P.M.
Cedar Falls and its three precincts reported rapid voting with three quarters of 3,269 registered electors casting ballots by 2 p.m. Officials noted a new speed record as wards logged about 300 voters by 9:30 a.m. Early counts showed one voter noting booth shortages and a Republican shift by Rev P S Rouse after forty years with Prohibition.
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Cedar Falls
Myra Imu
Martin Carrom
Moa Jens la. Markuesen
Wil Mathes
WH. Gerholdt
Harding
Coolidge
P. S. Rouse
Debt falls as October reduces U S public debt
Washington shows October operations cut the gross public debt to 24,062,509,672 dollars, a month decline of 24,046,455. Government ordinary expenditures reached 426,497,372 while receipts were 220,034,804, leaving a gap of 206,462,567 offset by other debt transactions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bursting Steampipe Kills 10 Ship's Crew
The French line steamer France suffered an engine room explosion after leaving Havre on October 26 killing ten crew members. Officers reported the eight inch high pressure steampipe burst as the cause. Mrs Ogden Mills died in Paris on October 13 and was aboard with Mr Mills. The ship carried around 130 bat species distributed globally with larger bats in warmer regions.
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Associated Press
New York
France
Havre
Ogden Mills
Paris
Mills
Why Be Afraid of Good Food Ad
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick relief for sour stomach and heartburn. Regular use after meals is claimed to aid digestion, enabling consumption of baked beans eggs sausage buckwheat cakes and other foods. A 60 cent box is advertised at drug stores to fortify against acid indigestion.
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Stuart
Heavy Voting Expected Across South for Cox
Atlanta dispatch reports heavy voter turnout predicted in the South at polling places. Democrats anticipate sweeping victories in Southern states while Republicans forecast gains in scattered districts. Tennessee optimism centers on Gov Cox and Rob erts reelection prospects. Georgia women seek voting despite late suffrage ratification.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
South
Col A. Taylor
Tennessee
Gary. Roberts
Gov
Cox
John J. Gore
Harding
Georgia
Davis sails for London despite pending exit plan
John W. Davis American ambassador to Great Britain departed New York aboard the steamship Aquitania for London to resume duties, with plans to remain until his term ends before returning to the United States for business. A curious note claims salt works pans workers rarely encounter cholera smallpox scarlet fever or influenza.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Devis
Great Britain
Aquitania
London
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Proposition
An advertising blurb warns constipation harms health and promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as mild yet effective. It claims irregular bowels foster disease, urging readers to take one tablet tonight to feel better in the morning.
Milks Emulsion Promised To Restore Health And Weight
An advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a remedy for weakness and wasting. It features a testimonial from Wm. Gilton of Chuckey Tennessee who gained 60 pounds after using three bottles. The copy claims improved digestion, appetite, and bowel action with a money back guarantee if customers are unsatisfied.
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Wm. Gilton
Chuckey
Tenn
Gilton
St James Local Club holds rituals and election in Independence
The St James Local Club of the Episcopal church in Independence held a ritual meeting Friday with a dinner at the parish house 4330 bpm followed by a program led by Miss Martha and others. Officers were unanimously reelected at the subsequent business meeting. The annual bazaar for St James church is set for November 3-6 at the parish house.
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Independence
St. James
Episcopal
Martha
Minnig Allen
Julia Pearcay
Edw
AL TL Draok
pMra
Searettt
Wash
Las
Chicago
Edward Ulett
Hazeton
Dad
Hig Famy
Hiram Riley
St. Paul
Josephine Burr
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Wdso
St. Josephs Catholic Ge Uol
Pang Fund
Mra. R. F. Wetball
O .S. Grand
Des Moines
Supt
T. R. Roberts
Margaret
Maury Buck
Hallows'ea
LITTERTON News Notes and Local Visitors
Local item bulletins report business visitors and residents in Litterton and nearby towns. Names include Perry, Jesup, Leonard Strown, Corydon Brown, Bernier Houck, Albert Pieler, and Koltberie. Weekend callers and school figures are listed among social notes and visits.
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Perry Eschoegl Mist Bernier “Houck
Albert Pieler
Jand
Gee. Koltberie
Frederika Man Receives News of Wife’s Illness
Frederika Nevada J H Gunsalug learns his wife, visiting relatives in New York and with son Clair Gunanlug in Alte iron Oy, is very ill at her son's home and uncertain return time. Mr and Mrs Joe Ingmalls and son are mentioned in the report.
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Leonard
Dorma
Verla `Atcock
Waterloo
Katurdey Wgoriva
Etheldiame
New Hampton
Des Moines
Max
New Tamperton
Henry Ino Minnegaurolls
J. J. Hurwith
Sire
Mart Clary
Waverly
Frederitta
John Shirter
Funte
Martin Sieve High Tursen
Pagal
Negy Republic
Frederika, Nev
J. H. Gunsalug
New York
Clair Gunanlug
Alteiron
Joe Ingmalls
Otterville Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Otterville notices show Mrs Henry Bautz improving enough to be up part of each day. Mrs Eimerlush of Patrbank visited relatives Mr and Mrs Dag in Taos. Mrs Emel Dickman is visiting her brother C. Cl Curtis. Mro and Mya Wi Troup returned to Dundee Thursday.
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Otterrville
Otterville
Enry Bautz
Eimerlush
Patrbank
Mrr
Dag
Taos
California
Emel Dickman
Cl Curtis
Mya
Troup
Dundee
Embroidery circle meets in Ket. home November 11
The 1914 Embroidery circle met November 11 with Mrs. Bennett Krome, Mrs. Bennett Krome and W. C. Paden. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Krome left Friday for Dubuque to visit their daughter, Mrs. Alice Weiser.
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Embroidery Cércle
Aire
W. C. Paden
Sfre
Bennett Krome
Dubuque
Alice Weiser
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Black Hawk Feeding Co
C. Stinehart
Lawn City
U.S
Davis
Cough
Wangler Bros. Company
Truss Dept
Frederika
Hobson
Macomber Sales CO. OF
Minneapolis, Minn
SCANE
Kuppex
Scane’s Better Clothes Shop
East Fourth ST
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