Baby six months old killed by swing accident
Raymond Albert Roblin, six months old, died after a swing rope fractured his skull while his mother prepared a meal. Listed as survived by parents Ralph and spouse, three sisters, and one brother. Coroner ruled accidental death. services set for tomorrow at 2 PM, burial at Fairview with Salvation Army conducted rites.
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Raymond Albert
Ralph Roblin
Glendale
S. D. Smith
da Jrurres
Wbreese & Towne
Lount
Alvation Amny
Fairview
Parnts
Arvive
Death of Albert Goodnow at Clarksville at 70
Albert Goodnow 70 of Clarksville was found dead in his bed early today. His daughter Mrs Wesley Mellinger reported he died around 6 30 am, likely from heart trouble. He was a truck gardener, survived by two daughters Mrs Mellinger and Mrs Bertha Ross, three sons Elmer Arthur and Melvin, three sisters and a brother. No funeral plans announced as relatives distant.
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Clarksville
Albert, Goodnow
Wesley
Mellinger
Otis Goodnow
Goodnow
Mellini
Ida Wells
Melinger
Bertha
Ross
Elmer
Rthur
Melvin
Irs
Uriah Shaver
Seine Merril
Waseca
Minn
Emma ™ Carr
Plainfield
Charles
Tacoma Pioneer Elias M Messinger Dies at 65
Elias Floyd Messinger longtime Hunt Mottet Co. president in Tacoma died Friday morning October 8 at his home 620 South Iheri avenue. He joined Hunt Mottet in 1887 rising to vice president and later resident manager after 1906. Survived by son Bliss Messinger two daughters Mrs. John St Gerard and Mrs. Fred L Wines and several relatives. Funeral arrangements pending in Tacoma.
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Elias F. Messinger
Elias Floyd. Messinger
Hunt & Mottet 'O
Tacoma
Ashi
South
Iherianv Avenue
Racoma
Hunt ¢ Mottet Co
Portland
Ore
Adeline Iiraeth Ladd
Amity
Bliss Ndsay Messinger
John St. Gerard
Fredrick L’ Wines
Sylvester Messinger
M. P. Messinger
Mary C. ‘Stearns
Houston
Tex
Messinger
Tacoma Civil Ser Ice’ Board
Commercial Club
Chamber ¢ Commerce
Benevolent and Detective Order of Elks
Saights of
Pythias
First Christian Church
Aldwins Capture 2 Big Coons at Cedar Heights
Coons treed near Cedar Heights last night as Ross and Ernest Baldwin’s dogs treed three coons in a big oak. Two were captured while a third remained treed, marking a strong hunt in the Cedar Heights area.
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Aldwins
Cedar Heights
Ross
Ernest Baldwin
Inquiry Into City Manager Plan Seeks Citizen Opinions
A Waterloo committee under the Greater Waterloo association begins a broad survey of public views on the city manager form. A prepared questionnaire asks about past government, length of operation, population, politics in city affairs, law enforcement, police and fire efficiency, garbage service, lighting, and overall impact. Judge Franklin C. Platt chairs the panel and will publish compiled results for public use.
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Greater Waterloo Asso
Dict
Cst
Dian
Franklin C. Platt
Wine in Powdered Form Sparks US Concerns
A Munich firm mails circulars offering a powder that makes two gallons of wine for $1. The product is claimed non alcoholic before mixing, but yields an alcoholic beverage after water is added. Officials fear widespread outreach to businesses could reach millions of potential consumers and prompt regulatory action.
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U.S. A
Mellon
Munich
Germany
Burgundy
Munich Chemical
United States
Waterloo
Lyceum Course Talk on England Scotland Wales
The Cedar Heights lyceum presents the first extra number at the community church tomorrow evening at 8. Mr and Mrs Clutter of the International Travel Talks bureau in New York City will present an illustrated talk on England Scotland and Wales.
Stomach Troubles and Relief with Dyspepsia Tablets
A fragment describes indigestion from fried eggs croquettes and soda and suggests Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a relief. The text notes tablets provide an alkaline effect to offset stomach acidity and mentions price of 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
Kenyon May Quit of Nate for Bench
Gossip in political and legal circles says Senator Kenyon may retire to join the federal bench after Senator Cummins introduced a bill to appoint Judge Walter J. Smith to the circuit court of appeals in the Eighth district. Kenyon’s friends believe he would accept and rise in line for the supreme court, while Harding’s hesitation to confirm a district judgeship looms. The move would reshape Iowa politics, possibly elevating Pickett to the senate and leaving northern Iowa’s district judgeship unfilled.
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W. Kenyon
Washington
Cummins
Walter J. “Smith
Council Bluffs
Te Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth’ District
Kenyon
Henry ‘ T. ‘Reed
Iowa
United States Supreme ‘Court
Kenbyyon
Smith
Harding
Dudeeshin
Senate
Ju I Smith
United States
Waterloo
C. E. Pickett
Des Moines
Pickett
Don Sang proves hens lay 221 eggs a month
A Bellefonte, Pa., reader reports that after trying Don Sang, her 11 hens increased from 1-2 eggs every other day to 221 eggs in a month. The ad claims the tonic boosts laying in cold weather, with a money-back guarantee and stocking details. It urges purchase from druggists or by mail from Ber Dae Co. Indianapolis.
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Don Sang
F.oung
Bellefonte
Don Sung
Ber Dae Co
Columbia Bidg
Indianapolia
Iné
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Raymond Roblin
Glendale Street
Lbert Goodnow
Bertha Monfort
Bertha Florice Monfort
Presbyterian Hospital
Ama
California
Mier Tt
Watero
South Rent
Warran Monfort
Long Beach
Cal
Isaac Monfort
Tama County
Adam Pitcher
Adam Pitch
Hileman & Qindt
Hudson
Bapist
Hudson Cemetery
Kenyon May
Nate
Cummins Bill
W. Smith
Gpreten
Sheehy & Cf
Waterloo Evening Courier
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Bryan Weekly
New York
Coats
Zanzibar
Normandy
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