Committee Work At Next Congress Delineates Iowa Role
Iowa Republicans gain influence as the new Congress forms. Good of the Fifth Iowa may rise on the appropriations panel, Green and Nugen also poised for advancement on Ways and Means and Agriculture respectively, with Towner and others set for committee shifts. Also notes pensions, postmaster changes, bank and rural carrier updates in Iowa.
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Washington News
Buregu
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Altho
Hawkeyes
New Neress
Rean
Scott
Tom Steels
Ongressman Good
Hoe
Mr. Good
Green
Jnornty
Gilbert Nugen
Hawkeye
Low
Committee On Agriculture
Conex
Litacy
Ivele
Interior Department
Dowell
Ramsay
George Doct
Ie House
E Lake
A. A. Anson
Boone
Edward Latum
Arne Burt
Decorah
Ned Giver
Ernest L. Clark
Packed
Ambrose Jetmann
Peterson
Remsen
Derwf ar Needed by Many Poor Families
A social league under Miss Reed advocates aid for poor families including children who can benefit from gear and underwear for winter. The article notes a family with ill health, unemployment, and unpaid rent and debts, highlighting the elderly woman and children needing extra heat and warmth.
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Social Pirate League
Jth Reed
Cold Wave Brings Low Temperatures Across Iowa
A sharp cold wave from Canada reached Iowa last night with temperatures dropping to near zero. Ralph B. Stippy reports a record low around zero degrees as officials warn the cold will linger for several days. The week was mostly cloudy with strong winds and a push to prepare for tougher winter weather.
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Iowa
Ralph B. Stippy
Foral
Knights of vihias supper and service to be held
Knights of vihias announce a 6 30 p m supper Monday in the diving room of KE of PL hall. After the meal, the rank of rervice will be conferred on several candidates. Members and visiting brothers are welcome. Also a Waterloo Lounge 105 A PF A Mi meets at Masonie temple for second degree work this evening.
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Indee
Knights of Vihias
PL Hall
Communication of Waterloo
A. Mi
Masonie Temple
Deven
Wilson Victory Parade Celebrates Democratic Win in Waterloo
A large Waterloo parade celebrated President Wilson’s victory with shouting crowds, banners, and bands. The procession formed at Fourth and Saxon streets, grew as it moved toward the Democratic headquarters, with speeches from W. Marsh and participation from many locals.
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Waterloo
Wilson
Redilla
Col. Shaccner
Als m
Miny
Hughes
Seliud
Wall Street
Fourth
Saxon Streets
Lhe Hnewie
Democratic
Fourth Street
Hermann Miller
Democratic County Central Committee
South Street
W. W. Marah
Democratic National Committee
Marsh
Buennese
Community Guests and Family Visits Fill Local Week
Nov 13 to 3five Elleanett Beott teaches in Linn Grave, guests include Mian Pearl Lockweed and W C Fergeman party traveling to Chicago for shopping. Many locals, including Kurts, Berslin, Schulin family, and Frantis, host visits and celebrate a 25th anniversary and Erna’s birthday with relatives and friends across Linn and nearby towns.
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Tripali
Elleanett | Beott
Linn
Grave
Mian
Pearl Lockweed
W. C. Fergeman
Milas
Emma Gipper
el Selele
Waterloo
Vislt
Peta Fergeman
J. 3. Kurtz
Chicago
Kanneth Kurtz
Chas
Reriin
Patantina
Henry Berslin
Waverly Community News and Hospital Updates
Waverly reports Mrs. Fla Wigtaty returning home from Salesburg where she is hospital superintendent and will stay with her father HLF Lusenhes family. Mary Fosselman injured in a fall, taken to hospital for X rays and bone setting. First Athl ic club dances feature Skeelin six provinces music with about 49 corpses present. WA Nelson returned from Oklahoma City after a ministerial visit. WA Watkins seeks rheumatism treatment in Shakopee Minnesota. Ff G Taver travels to Des Moines for December state fair meeting. Mrs Shaninson of Indiana accompanies to winter with her family. Local WRC chapter to hold annual inspection with Miss 41 Kistner present.
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Skeelin
W A. Nelson
Oklahoma City
Tean
Mynister
Muivana
Kan
Harman State Dairy Congress
Watkins
Shalkapee
Minn
Ff G Taver
Dies Moines
Shaninson
Indiana
CL W. Larkw
Teres
Thia Weelk
Mishea
Lical
WRC
41 Kistner
Waterton
State
Aspister
Local Obituaries Chronicle Susan Swettier and Henry Baker
Mrs Susan A Swettier longtime resident of Waterloo dies at home after heart attack. born 1850 in Semereet Pa. Survived by children and siblings. funeral Monday at Presy Brethren church. Henry Baker Waterton resident dies after illness. born Jan 10 1867 in the Netherlands. Funeral Wednesday at Walnut Street Baptist Church with interment at Walview Cemetery.
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Susan A. Swhitarr
Susan A. Bweitzer
Washington
Semereet
Faul Tienry Baker
Vieury Baker
Waterton
St. Prancla Hospital
Tie
United States
Netherlands
Alberta
Henry W. Baker
Knute
Eyeamore Street
Walnut Street
Weather outlook for Washington next week in a terse forecast
The weather bureau predicts generally fair conditions from Sunday onward across Bayer Plains, states, and the upper and middle Mississippi valley. Snow is unlikely Sunday in the middle Mississippi valley. Expect a cold first half of the week with a warmer later period.
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Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Orchard News Notes and Local Obituaries
Orchard residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs JL Smalley and family, gathered at the James Morse home. Tributes were paid to Poubert Watkins who died aged 92 years. Funeral services were held at the Orchard home with interment at Osage cemetery. The church fair on Nov 5 drew a large crowd and cleared over 450 for the society.
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Atl
Beulah
Cemtttery Association
WAR & Suntess
Mitchell County
Poubert Watkins
Mano
Kay Lewis
Orchard
Wistins Win
Nova Semtin
Watking
Labrador
Melbourne
Suetes
Mixw Katle Crosm
Sherbrook
Canada
Wincasin
Hare
Silan Lewin
Childian
Watkine
Homer
Os. Artr
Osage Cemetery
Ani
Tha Hoothe Mowell
Linden Tandon Area News Recaps Medical Tips and Social Notes
Linden Tandon reports Penna Draken’s leg slowly improves amid pain. Mrs. Geo Murrey had hospital surgery last Tuesday. Mrs. B. O. Fhin visited friends in Molor Rapids last week. Tamarrow fellowship day planned in Tandon with teams called on members. Myrtie Rice and Mr Murray reportedly married.
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Tandon
Penna Draken
Geo. Murrey
Molar Rapids
Tamarrow Wi
Tee
Murray
Shell Rock Notes On Local Business And People
Shell Rock notes report Rock residents: 10 men and a widow racing sickness, a butcher shop change hands, Mrs Z Meare seriously paralyzed, Ward buys a new root ster, George A McIntyre attends courses, Charles Leavens visiting Nix family, Earl Van Vinck in Oelwein voting Tuesday.
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Fhold Rock
Wiryan Gw Sither
W. Serloo
Tt Fretiach
Z. Meare
Wens
Mitickhen
Ward
George A. McIntyre
Han
Allison Thievenek
Charles Leavens
Jordan
Mant
B. L
Earl van Vinck
Oelweln
Water seeping notes and city reports in brief
City in brief itemized notes cover miscellaneous local events. Mentions advertise ment by S J Kerr of Dysart vetting Nts brother, park commission chair C C McIucon and Mrs. Mrciilitog Jeara traveling to California, fire department call at 9 46 a m to a shed fire, residents visiting relatives in Armans and Chicago, Joe Schiel returning from Washington with relatives, Cropper Waves heading to Atlantic City for the national convention of the Hatteo Rowaters association, police and fire department session to review Gxoublog applicants, a U S Navy pennant gifted by Frank Sosso man, Brotherhood of American Yao men meeting without detail, Jubsy Wallace and family returning from Waterloo for W L Wallace funeral, Rev J J Mee Geuth visiting Platte South Dakota, and Go Hawk Happy Tribe hosting a country sale for Thanksgiving baskets.
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Cropper
Athinule City
N.J
Atteo Rowaters' Association
Pollce & Fire Wamenission
al Dome Chaabhers
Police Seize Colored Man in Murder Suspect Case
Telegram from Sheriff in Gallup New Mexico reports Julius Hard Angs Thon as Brown colored arrested locally on murder charge. Another officer to take charge. Hurd reportedly confessed to police claiming self defense after allegedly threatening and firing. Hurd fled from New Mexico. arrested by Detective J Sweeney on street. identified by Gallup officials.
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J. C. Caldwell
Bherif Patrick Schryer
Gallup
N. M
Julius Hard Angs Thonas Brown
Churge
Ffurd
Ifurd
New Mexico
Hurd
Montana
Waterloo
J. &. McSweeney
Suffragists Return From Des Moines Conference
Mrs W W Marsh and Misa Cushman returned from Des Moines after attending the Iowa Equal Suffrage movement executive board meeting. They were guests of Mrs A Miller while Mes Melnes presided. County chairmen reported continued organization and active campaign work with fewer indifferent women.
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W. W. Marsh
Misa Lalo
D. Cushman
Des Moines
Iowa
Marsh
Elate Andltor
Misa Cushman
Tiumer A. Miller
Jai
Suffrage Leaders Highlight Meeting and Social Events
Ming Anna J. Lawther, new president of Uubuqua, spoke on past work and future aims. Mrs. Marsh praised for suffrage leadership in the state. Cushinan also a state council figure. Mrs. Mills of Des Moines hosted a social gathering, with plans for lunches at Plarma Amery and other activities in Victoria. A freak bet on the upcoming election is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Ming Anna J. Lawther
Uubuqua
Marsh
Mra
Mins Cushinan
WP. J. Mills
Worester Women League of
Deg Moines
Plarma- Amery
T He Vietrora
Beal Liver and Bowel Lakative for Family
A historical advertisement for Beal Liver and Bowel Lakative offered for family use. It promises relief from bilious symptoms, headaches, and sour stomach, suggesting a general laxative remedy with broad domestic appeal. The copy reflects early 20th century medical advertising language.
Cascarets promise gentle relief for bowels
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe laxative for the whole family. It claims the product cleanses the bowels without stomach upset, curing headaches, sour stomach, coated tongue, and bad breath. It pitches Cascarets as harmless for children and useful for mothers to use at night.
Townsley and Teeple backers in brisk wagon scene
A brisk scene depicts Paul A. Townsley, Republican, and Ed ward P. Teeple, Democrat, confident in their supporters. A Bin nard wagon harnessed for a delivery run from the bridge to the Hummel hotel carries Townsley's young associate Tade at 2 p.m. Teeple is slated to drive.
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Hummel Hotel
Paul A. Townsley
Republicaan
Edward P. Teeple
Townsley
Teeple
Wanted MMousekeeper And Other Classifieds
A cluttered ad block lists services and items for sale including a mousekeeper, women seeking companionship, a good heating stove, a water street address, multiple phone numbers, and various rentals. It mentions for rent rooms with light housekeeping, a gas stove, refrigerators, vacuum cleaner, tailored clothing, and several items for sale such as shelves, corner lot, a furnace, and a piano. It includes poultry for sale, moving notices, and a five room modern rental near Union Depot with lawn and trees.
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Finch
Water Street
G. Ball
Washington
Union Depot
Aino
Tnt
Tor Sale
Pinno
Upatikra Apartinedit
Rhode
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