Farmers depict radical labor a menace to u s
Chicago reports at the annual meeting of the National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture the group denounces organized labor as unpatriotic and revolutionary while urging production and unity. David F. Houston predicts food prices fall as England taps colonies. Resolutions condemn profiteering and strikes and call for a centralized farmers’ association.
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Chicago
National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Auditorium Hotel
David F. Houston
England
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Europe
Arms seized in coal village in West Virginia
Deputy sheriffs acting on an executive warrant seized nine rifles and 1000 rounds of ammunition at the Dawes express office in the Cabin Creek mining district. The arms were consigned to a miner in Dawes and the rifles matched the regulation army pattern. The ammunition was the type used in army rifles and machine guns, per Gov. Cornwell’s office.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Gov
Express
Dawes
Cabin Creek
Red deface that statues by spar tacans
Berlin reports vandalism as statues of Prussian lords were smeared with tar and defaced with inscriptions. One message read Down with the capitalist prompting protests from observers following the act on Monday November 10.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Glass Works Fire At Tacony Causes $400,000 Loss
In Philadelphia suburb Tacony the Gilander & Sons Glass works were partly destroyed by fire. Six firemen were injured when a wall collapsed. Estimated damage reached $400,000.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gilander & Sons Glass Works
Tacony
Eat Buckwheats and More with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement extols eating hot biscuits buckwheats rich cake and other foods while claiming Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion. It argues many avoid foods due to prejudice, notes no after effects from indulgence with tablets, and urges taking a tablet after meals to prevent indigestion and enjoyment of social dining.
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Stuart
Kimball Company to Have Fine New Plant
Fred L. Kimball Company, publisher of dairy journals, will move to a newly built, modern printing plant at Westfield avenue and Khuball Menges streets. George B. Miller & Son to construct a 250 by 100 foot factory with an 80 by 50 foot office building under a long lease. The project, led by George J Scales, is expected to require six figures in cost. site clearance has begun as expansion follows nine years in Waterloo. The Dairy Farmer's publication department also seeks larger quarters.
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Fue Bred L. Kimball Company
Ycuupu Ags
George B. Miller & Son
Oace
Westfield Avenue
Khuball-Menges Streets
Quigren
Kimball Company
Bridge Street
P. Hall
Commercial Street
Dairy Farmer
Federal Block
Jesup Bay
Waterloo
Fred L. Kimball
Jesup
Fred Kimball
E. R. Shoemaker
Dollar Day Specials on Meats And Groceries
A local ad lists bulk prices for meat and pantry staples. Round steak four pounds for 1 dollar, several pork and beef cuts priced near dollar levels, various oleo and lard offers, canned goods, coffee, soap, and washing powder promoted as a Dollar Day sale with multiple items highlighted.
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Fox St
History of Dairy Warmer publication in Waterloo and Osage
The passage traces the Dairy Warmer’s evolution from a local Osage paper to a Waterloo national medium after 1906. Key figures include John Andrews, ES Shoemaker, Hugh G. Van Pelt, Fred L. Kimball, and M. N. Kimball, with mergers in 1913 and management changes through 1914.
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John Andrews
Osage
Waterloo
Essurmaker
Bin
St Wil
Hugh G. van Pelt
Fred L. Kimball
Messrs. Shoemaker, Andrews and van Pelt
M. N
Don Sung promises eggs with 50 cent trial offer
Mrs. KC Young of Bellefonte Pa reports 11 hens laid 221 eggs in a month after using Don Sung a poultry egg laying aid. The ad claims Don Sung boosts laying even in winter, improves health, and offers a 30 day money back guarantee with a 50 cent mail-order try packet from Burrell-Dugger Co Indianapolis Indiana.
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Don Sung
KC. Young
Bellefonte
Burrell-Dugger Co
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Company Officers and Office Locations Listed
John Andrews serves as president while Kosh G. Van Jel is vice president and Sb. kt. Bhoemaker acts as treasurer A. J. Has well is secretary and general manager The company maintains offices in Chicago New York St Louis and Columbus with a Mn ESE pOIE reference.
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John Andrews
Kosh G. van Jel
Sb. Kt
Cars Turn Three Times to Avoid Collision
A fragmented crash report notes both drivers swerved three times in an attempt to avoid a collision. No injuries are mentioned and the incident details remain unclear due to missing readable text.
Collision on South and Wirth Streets Involving McAlvin and Phillips
Yesterday at 1 p m a collision occurred at the corner of South and Wirth streets. James G H McAlvin driving his father's car collided with John Phillips driving toward him on the wrong side. Both attempted to dodge the crash three times, with Phillips losing a wheel rim and fender damage, while McAlvin’s car only had a bent fender.
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South
Wirth
James GH. McAlvin
John Phillips
Jesup
Phillips
McAlvin
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National Association
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Bulgarta
Washington, D. C
Bulgaria
Post Office Department
Youngstown, O
Gary
Elbert Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Thef
Ked
Evin Largure
Coal Village
West Virginia
Fred L. Kimball Company
Westfield Addition
North Waterloo Market
Mrs. Young
Reg
Joseph Lister
Yver
Nujol Laboratores
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Broadway
N.Y
Nigel
Macy
S. B. Leonard
Leonard
Garland
Jake
Bill
Beckford
Sycamore Street
Kathryn Meek
Kathryn Meek Hot Shop
East Fourth Street
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