Prohibitionists Plan Future Work After Iowa Election
At Oskaloosa Iowa on November 11 1914 Prohibitionists report a sizable rise in dry votes across many counties with Oelwein Danville Newton and Henry county showing notable gains. State plans include a November 29 30 conference in Oskaloosa with National Chairman Hinshaw and Executive Secretary Taynton to organize future activities and events.
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Oskaloosa
Taynton
Anti-Saloon League
Oelwein
Chafin
Danville
Newton
Henry County
Jones
State Central Committee
Hinshaw
Iowa
Greene Brief News and Local Announcements
Greene residents report Wm. Fowler visiting Rockford on Wednesday and A. L. Stuntz on a business trip to St. Paul. Josie Wolf visited Mason City. Ed. Hewer welcomed a daughter on Tuesday November 5. Mabee from Washington visited from Pittsburgh. Addie Young journeys to San Antonio for the winter. Charles Hardman returned to work at Matt Parrott & Sons in Waterloo. Ella Loesbe concluded her Greene visit and went home to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman Jr. both noted in town records.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bowman
Julian Newbern
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Newt. Kester
Allison
J. Briscow
A. W. Aurand
Earl
Ben Hiatt
Des Moines
A. L. Doore
Bristow
Greene
Carrie Kollman
Elmer Sheets
J. B. Tracy
Parker
H. L. Falgatter
Isabelle Judson
T. B. Bowman
Presbyterian Parsonage
W. E. Fisher
B. Bamker
Mary Springer
Charles City
Roy Springer
Kittie Smith
Brethren Church
Charles Hardman
Matt Parrott & Sons
Ella Loesbe
Chicago
Frank L. Bowmanl
Winter health offer from Dr Cothern appeals to aches and cancer fears
An advertisement for Dr. W. R. Cothern promises ozone treatment for bronchitis catarrh and consumption with a week free trial. It endorses no surgery for cancer claims electricity cures fissures and fistulae and offers a free consultation at Suite 07 Rauseell-Lammon Building with hours 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 7-8 p.m.
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Fasr
Alicalla
W. R. Cothern
Rauseell-Lamnon Bing
Beaver Township Ballots Counted at Allison Election Day
Beaver township voters delivered a quiet election with Taft Wilson Roosevelt leads. Local results show Clarke Dunn Stevens and Atkinson Green actions with Republican majorities across offices. Notables include Roosevelt voter Uncle Aaron Olmstead and Quinby families celebrated a 63rd birthday in Cedar Falls.
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New Hartford
H. J. Wood
A. T. Perrin
Beaver Township
Allison
F. T. Bolton
Sumner
Dr. Soper
Nevada
R. G. Reisinger
Canada
O'Bannion
Iowa
Falla
Reisinger
J. D. Bailey
Waterloo
Margaret Miller
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Clarke
Dunn
Stevens
Pickett
Connolly
Leach
Judge
Edwards
Sager
Gates
Mitchel
Atkinson
Green
Dawson
Roos
L. L. Smith
J. A. Bolton
H. A. Hoffman
Fred Johnson
H. JT. Wood
J. A. Ranney
C. R. Harmon
J. P. Lynn
J. L. Sprague
BE. S. Phils
Des Moines
Pauline Caywood
Aaron Olmstead
Theodore Roosevelt
Geo. H. Dennis
Abouty
Community Social and Election Results in Hudson
The Rebekah chicken pie supper in the Odd Fellows hall drew a large crowd with oysters served late and proceeds praised. Mrs. Martha Bedford and Miss Ella Mae Hicks of Waterloo attended. Roosevelt side won the ticket contest for this winter lecture series. The visitations included Rev. Bertram of Reinbeck and Dr. Ernest Metaner of Portland guests.
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Rebekah
Roosevelt
Martha Bedford
Ella Mae Hicks
Waterloo
Bertram of
Reinbeck
A. Stuers
Ernest
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Moves in Shell Rock
Shell Rock residents report travel to Waterloo and Cedar Rapids for visits. Ed Kellogg buys the O. R. Taylor property on the east side. Several locals relocate or plan moves including Are dales trip for a grandson’s illness and a return to Clarksville business. Mrs. James Walsh dies in Bristow while visiting. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is praised in an in-column ad from Lexington.
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Shell Rock
J. H. Richardson
F. G. Meloroy
Waterloo
L. F. Bristol
Phil
Cedar Rapids
F.O. Newromb
Crookston
Minn
Ed Kellogg
O. R. Taylor
W. F. Anderson
E. A. Eastman
Minneapolis
Helen Best
Donald Austin
Cedar Falls
Town
J. W. Epley
Siloam Springs
Ark
Westhoff
Baker
Marie Spaulding
Hattie Spaulding
Messinger
N. D
Orville Wahl
J. Graham
Aredale
Byrel Ilgentrita
H. Bisplinghoff
Forrest Shipman
Henry Nordman
Clarksville
Nordman
Carl Mansfield
Uarry Whitehead
John Whitehead
James Walsh
Geo. Conlan
Walsh
Bristow
Trade Rumor Puts Tinker in Line for Reds Manager Job
Chicago reports Joe Tinker may become Cincinnati Reds manager via a trade endorsed by Reds president Herrmann and Cubs president Murphy. If Cubs star Evers approves, Tinker would depart Chicago for Cincinnati in exchange for two Reds players, with further names and deals discussed but unconfirmed.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Iit
Evers
Murphy
Cincinnati
Frank Chance
Garry Herr- Swann
Jove
Hermann
Tinker
Reds
Herrmann
Chane
Mike Mill
Grant
Song
Phelan
Mike Doolan
Phillies
West Side
Howe Tinker
Ike Herrmann
Chance
Shady Grove Local News Roundup and Social Notices
Shady Grove residents report husking corn is ongoing. Many neighbors visit relatives in Clermont Independence and Waterloo. travels include O. M. Kennes and the Kennedy family. A fall term close at Shady school ends with a program. Helmet Lodge plans a meeting with important business and balloting.
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Shady Grove
Wesley Hilton
Baby
Clermont
Will Frewling
Sheffield
J.P. Schaible
Waterloo
Stags Grove
Fred Standish
J. Pimmmell
Fred Stuimma
Independence
I. Wilkinson
Ham
O. M. Kennes
Dell Douglas
Gene Bittinger
Eart
Democrats Take Senate Control After Oregon Victory
Washington DC November 11 The Democratic candidate Harry Lane wins Oregon giving the party a 49 to 0 Senate majority and control of both houses and the presidency for the first time in 18 years. Democrats will replace several Republican senators and fill Colorado vacancy with their choice. Illinois Tennessee and Michigan races unresolved but Senate control is assured.
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Washington, D. C
Harry Lane
Senate
Oregon
Congress
New Jersey
Kansas
Colorado
Montana
Delaware
Nevada
Ilinois
Tennessee
Michigan
Democrata
Christen son Mrs ER N funeral set at Independance Ave home
The funeral of Mrs. ER N Christen son who died Saturday is scheduled for Tuesday at 2 o’clock at the house 414 Independence Ave. Interment will be in Elmwood.
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Christenson
ER. N. Christen
Elmwood
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Henry Tardy
Levi Strayer
F. F. Magers
Ludson
George Johnson
Sadie Washburn
Nelbeck
Thomas Godnour
Nels Metz
Orange
Cyrus Strayer
Lake Park
L. G. Werbert
Findlay
U. B
Misa Florence Harter
Arthur Hollis
Fred Glazier
John Axon
Fred Baldwin
Alberta
Rans Sherratt
Misa Helen Glazier
Miss Washburn
Hallowe
Alfred Quinby
Kesley
Alden Quinby
Messrs. Quinby
Hudson
Chamberlain
R. A. Donaldson
Lexington
Miss
Murphy Anjpherkemans
Big Pal
Nimes
Lang
Shady School
J. A. Clark
Guy Bunee
Slaughter
Colorado Springs
Mrs. Tull
Aid Society of the
Spring Creek
Helmet Lodge
Waterloo Theatre
A. J. Busby
Thomas W. Ross
Winchell Smith
Piper Heidsieck
Meer
Fearne
Kya
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Manitoba
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Des Moines, In
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