Milk ordinance and taxi fare measures to be acted on
The city council will present two major ordinances this evening. A milk ordinance drafted with the City Medical Society sets permit and dairy scoring rules, temperature controls, bacterial limits, and periodic inspections. A taxi fare regulation ordinance mandates metered rates, six month meter inspections, penalties for violations, and a prohibition on intoxicated drivers while on duty.
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City Medical Society
City Medival Society
City Milk Inspector
Board of Health
Kenyon
Local items and notices from Buchanan county
A compilation of brief notices including residents visiting family in Cedar Rapids, business trips to Chicago and Waterloo, a major political shift as Joseph Cannon loses his long held seat, local fishing tales, travel by Dr. Heverly and Dr. Galloway, Pythian Sisters event details, and a horse theft report from Charles City with description of the stolen saddle horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ill
Joseph Gcannon
M. J. Butterfield
House of Representatives
Buchanan County
Cannon
Bruce Galloway
Moline
Galloway
Sheriff Shores
Charles City
Striking Headgear With Velvet Wing and Colonial Shape
Two hats of triadish form are shown. One features a simulated velvet wing wired to stand out over the hat side, with a velvet crown and felt brim trimmed by velvet. The second hat is dark blue velvet in a popular colonial shape, trimmed with a fancy silk ornament.
Thanksgiving Linen Sale Promises Special Discounts This Week
A local retailer promotes a Thanksgiving linen sale with a special discount on all linens this week. The store touts unmatched stock and urges customers to inspect and compare values to secure exceptional deals for a well dressed table.
Ready to Wear Fur Garments and Misses Children's Apparel
Our Ready to Wear section showcases the latest styles with express garments. Fur garments and fur sets offer exceptional value this week for economical buyers. Misses' and Children's apparel provide great boon to mothers with complete assortments in Misses, Children's, and Infants' lines.
Taxicab Fare Schedule Under New Ordinance
The article outlines failed attempts to pay the new taxi rates based on carrying capacity and distance. Rates vary by vehicle capacity and passenger count with specific charges for one, two, and several miles, plus discounts for children and free rides for pre-schoolers with paid adults.
Money Speaks and Pages of Plays
Somerset Maugham, in New York, faces sharp critique yet reads aloud a tally of his plays with nights racked up. He quips that only if critics create works with tuna like his would he trust their judgment, preferring box office over words. A school composition on cats misrenders terms creating a string of comic misnomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Maugham
New York
Mr. Maugham
Mrs. Dot
Smith
Penelope
Cougar Killing in Washington Sparks Local Hunt
Sportsmen near Seattle report a spike in cougar killings with six shot in one week. Bounty at $20 per scalp fuels easy-money hunting, while deer are affected as hunters claim two deer per cougar. Correspondent notes the carnage boosts Christmas profits for local gunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Raymond Correspondence
Seattia Post Intelligencer
Maine Huntress Seeks Practical Woodswear After 28 Deer
Mrs. Walter Judkins of Portland reports a 23 year hunting career with 28 deer to her credit. She began at 15 in Gilead and now favors a stout gray sweater full bloomers heavy stockings and moccasin like waterproof footwear for practical woodland wear. Eternal fame quoted from Edmond de Goncourt reflects a writer’s fear of oblivion and desire for lasting renown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Walter Judkins
Portland
Judkins
Gilead
Hunteman
Edmond de Goncourt
St Luke’s Worldly Vocation Debate Across Faiths
The article weighs St Luke the patron of medicine and art, noting ancient tradition of him as a painter while early writers name him a physician. It mentions Byzantine icons ascribed to Luke and questions whether he combined both crafts, framing the discussion against modern critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke
Eusebius
Jerome
Improvements At Cedar Heights Invite Brisk Building
The Waterloo Cedar Heights area sees a surge in home construction as eight to ten new houses rise this summer. Mr. Wilson plans a two story dwelling near the Cedar Heights waiting station across from the Schmidt refreshments stand. C. M. Cheney builds a commodious home with waterworks septic sewer and sleeping porch about a block east. W F Parrott constructs a novel jog cabin with septic system. The region expands toward Waterloo and Cedar Falls as modern homes and farm buildings spread along the Waterloo road, signaling a near unbroken line of houses joining the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
Wilson
Voorhies
C. W. T. Schmidt
C. M. Cheney
W., C. F. & N. Railway
Cedar Falls
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Council Will
Ordi
Nance
Joe Cannon
Sea Buchanan
Majestic Theatre
Boyce
George E. Lichty
Chicago
Frank Billings
Hudson, S. 4
Hall
Dorothy Doerfier
Cedar Rapids
Fremont Street
A. P. Wilson
Eldora
W. R. Law
Atlantic
T. R. Sawyer
Vinton
J. T. Morrison
Missouri
Kansas
P. L. Marble
Lisecomb
Raymond
H. E. Will
Rockford, Il
George Bodell
Walter
Galena, NL
Harry Henderson
Denver Street
Bodell
Henderson
Asa Cole
Eleventh Street Bridge
8. F. Heverly
Marshalltown
District Dental Society
Jerald
Jerald Sulky Company
Ohio
G. H. Summer
Black Hawk County
J. C. Woods
Los Angeles
California
Our Misses’ and Children’s Apparel
AD Cxfloeens Uv
Washington Herald
Ing
M. Cheney
Mr. Wilson
W. F. Par
Rott
Beresford
Sioux Falls
Ramsdenl
Clemence
South St
West 5Th Street
Fidence
J. Sorenson
Adams Street
Independence Ave
Pleasant View
A. Morey
W.F. Highmer
Sycamore and
Park Ave
R. J
Care Courier
Kimball Ideal Laundry
Ward
Red
Kingsley
Sioux City
C. A. Ramsdell
Lester
Ventriloquist
Alpha Sextette
Waterbury Bros
TENNY
Harmony Island
Grange & Thompson
West Fourth Street
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