Canadian Laundry Chief Praises Canada for Law Order and Prosperity
W W Sibert of Sibert Laundry, returning from Ottawa, says Canadian laws are strictly enforced with minimal crime. He notes low drunkenness in Montreal, strict liquor control, and generally higher living costs but stable currency. He observes tariffs and shopping patterns favoring Canadian goods and reports on Laundrymen's association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
W. W. Siberty
Sibert Laundry Company
Chicago
Sibert Toway
Balaiece
Conservatives
Progressives
Radicals
Socialists
Montreal
Quebec
Béra
Billy
Sibert
Laundrymen’s Association
Rural School Conference to be Addressed by Notables
Gedar Falls Nov 13 Special Frank O Lowden former governor of Illinois John Hammill governor of Iowa and Charles L Hearst president of Iowa Farm Bureau federation will speak at the ninth annual conference on consolidation of schools and teacher training in secondary schools at Teachers college Dec 3 and 4 Macy Campbell announced. Hammill will discuss Education and Welfare of Iowa Hearst on Improving the Prosperity of Agriculture via the Farm Bureau and the schools Lowden on The Farm Situation in the United States and Education relation Seerley president Teachers college will also speak and H H Seerley will speak on marketing in agriculture
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Gedar
United States
False alarm and roof fire at Cedar Falls shops residence
A false alarm was received at 11:19 a.m. today from Walcrton Cedar Falls and Northern Railroad shops on Park road. Sparks from a chimney set fire to the roof of the residence of 11.0G. Wallgren, 315 Wellington Street, at 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Loss was slight. Advertisement for Henman Copler, Phone 2408.
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Walcrton
Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
Park Road
Wallgren
Wellington Street
Charle Charing Died. Daughters Survive
An obituary notes Charles Charing died as the year begins. Wiltse is named as a survivor along with daughters, two of whom reside in the area. The notice mentions Samy Waterieg earning part of prizes offered by Lilac and Examiner, connected to a Lake Alae advertisement. The fragmentary text limits full context and precise relationships.
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Charle Charing
Samy Ca Waterieg
Lilac
AL AE Res
Safety Zones Allow Motor Cars to Pass Halted Street Cars
Nine safety zones at streetcar stopping points were announced by Maurice Welsh, superintendent of Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern. Zones cover intersections on Fourth Street with Commercial Blut Jefferson Water Sycamore Lafayette Mulberry and Franklin. He says motorists need not stop for electrics halting or discharging passengers and that the zones will reduce accidents.
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Maurice Welsh
Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
Commercial
Blut
Jefferson
Dridge
Water
Sycamore
Lafayette
Mulberry
Franklin
Elrectcors
Welsh
BL NY
Painleve plan gains support for tax boosts and mortgages
Paris reports the Painleve government reached accord with the finance committee on a financial program. The plan proposes real estate tax at 1.5 times annual revenue, a 25 percent tax on corporate earnings, and mortgages to cover tax liabilities. Bonds maturing soon may be converted or used for taxes.
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Paris
Painteve
Chamber of Repniles
Ministry of Finance
M. ‘Loucheur
Patnleve
Paisiero
Sires
Senate
Gnanda
Painleve
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Creomulsion Promises Quick Help for Persistent Coughs
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes, stop irritation, and inhibit germs with creosote, promising relief after following directions and inviting readers to consult their doctor or pharmacist.
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Creomulston — Company
Atlanta
Waterloo Engineer Dies At Throttle In Train Crash
Lawrence Takin a Waterloo Illinois Central engineer died at the throttle of No 27 near Parkersburg while en route from Waterloo to Fort Dodge. He suffered a heart attack and slumped in his seat as fireman William Wexter took over and stopped the train. Takin served 12 years and was born in Dubuque June 2 1861 aged 64. Survived by widow three sons and three daughters two grandchildren and multiple siblings. Funeral Monday from St Josephs church with burial at Calvary cemetery.
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Lawrence Takin
Arelay Slycet
Ilinois Central
Beastnear
Parkersburg
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Takin
William Wexter
O’keafe & Towne
Lawrence
Daniel
Loretta Takin
Aliss Dorothy
Alice Lindelof
Chinags
Virginia Takin
Danna Lindell
Chicago
Rev. J. P
Agnes
Elkader
Alice
Racing
Wis
Gertrude
Mary Clair
Dubuque
Bernara
Edgewood
Taane Thomess
Moose Jaw
Saskian
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Maria
Calvary Cemetery
Quick Relief for Rheumatics Old-time Remedy Gets to Walk First
A vintage advertisement touts Rheuma as a wonder remedy for rheumatism neuritis limbago and neuralgia. It claims swelled joints are freed from pain allowing walking sleep and normal activity, with Wansler Bros. and local druggists offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Wansler Bros
Friday the 13th Quiet for Police and a Marriage
A quiet police day with no major arrests beyond those made earlier. The couple Stanley Mlamming and Lizzie C Nagel, both in their late 50s, married despite superstitions associated with Friday the 13th. A boulevard stop sign superstition was noted as not taken seriously.
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Adam
Paradise
America
Stanley Mlamming
Lizzie C. Nagel
Pearce to Serve Fine for Liquor Nuisance Des Moines
Frank Pearce pleaded guilty to maintaining a liquor nuisance and was fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge G W Wood. If unpaid, he faces jail. time served equals 3 33 dollars per day or more than 90 days. He remains in hospital until fit for return to county jail. Des Moines incident note follows. Des Moines Pioneer dies at 95, city’s oldest resident passes after arriving in 1859 from Keokuk via steamboat on the Des Moines River.
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Frank Pearce
G. W. Wood
Pearce
Des Moines
George M. Hinpe
Moines
Keokuk
Father and Son Banquet Plans Across Churches Tonight
Voices from area churches greet fathers and sons as 10 congregations host Father and Son events. Dr W B Duncan of Des Moines will speak at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church. Westminster plans a WOY Ames radio broadcast at 7 pm featuring I R Pearson and music.
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W. B. Duncan
Des Moines
United Brethren Church
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
West Minster Presbyterian Church
Churches Rally For Evening Choirs On Walnut Street
Community groups from First Baptist Walnut Street First Brethren Plymouth Congregational Christ Episcopal East Park Presbyterian St Mark's Episcopal United Presbyterian join for a joint worship and concert event tonight at a local venue. Churches invite all residents to attend and share in song and fellowship.
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First Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist
First Brethren
Plymouth Congregational
Christ Kniscopal
East Park Presbyterian
St. Mark’s Episcopal
United Presbyterian
City Clerk MacKay Promises Suit on Polltax Dodgers
Waterloo voters face rising poll tax delinquencies with 2,007 unpaid this year. Total cash collected so far is 11,777 across east and west districts, while 4,910 remains due in the east and 5,175 in the west. MacKay warns Delinquents will be sued after a 10 day grace period.
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MacKay
Polltax Dodgers
Waterloo
Charles Cy MacKay
West
Braunnicke on Way
Adolph Braunnicke, 16, sought for stealing a car owned by Verne Ward, will be returned to Waterloo today from Portsmouth Iowa, in the custody of deputy sheriff Joseph Holker. Holker drives the car back to the city.
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Braunicke
Adolph Braunicke
Verne Ward
Waterloo
Portsmouth
Joseph Holker
Cay
Holker
Warns of Fake Priest Luscombe in Vatican Note
Rome reports a Vatican note warning American bishops about Peter Edmunt Charles Luscombe a thief who pretends to be a priest Luscombe is identified as a masquerader and is the subject of the Vatican alert dated November thirteenth.
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Rome
INS
Peter Edmunt
Charles Luscombe
Vatican
Defends Athletics by Big Ten Commissioner in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids on November 13 Maj John J Griffith Big Ten football commissioner defended the athletic state of today addressing football enthusiasts and replying to charges that the sport is overvalued at schools A Des Moines radio show invitation was issued by Wenderson manager of the annual Des Moines radio dealers show to invite national radio dealers to participate next year.
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Cedar Rapids
John J. Griffith
Big Ten
Des Moines
Naion
Wenderson
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CAMA
OAS W. V. Libert
Waterloo Laundryman
Northern
Dominion
Lowden
Hammill
Henman Copler
Thanksgiving Sale
Sanico Gas Ranges
Turkey
Stead
Wexter
Age
Sree Lees
Lee
Cel J. Miller Drug Co
Wangler Bros. Drug Co
Bnemonia Stone
Hill's
ALR
Duncan
West Fourth Street
Peabody Coal Company
Young Coal Company
Sth &T
the Gift Shop
E. Forth &T
Union Motes Co
Lion Brand
Barbour West
Woerderhoff
East
Fourth Street
Iowa
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