City in Brief Thermometers and Travel Notes
Miss Ella R. White returns from Geneseo Illinois. Mrs Johnson's Hair Parlors contact, Fort Dodge trip for C G Crabtree to finalize work in federal building. Fitzgibbons boiler executives visit Waterloo. Attorneys and residents noted. several move or depart. Quarantine releases. diphtheria cases cited. Waterworks chief defends Waterloo water purity amid typhoid fears. When in doubt 29 to the Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
Ella R. White
Geneseo
Johnson
West Fourth
C. G. Crabtree
Fort Dodge
Federal Building
Isons of Veterans Anniversary Party Highlights
The third anniversary celebration at the Song of Veterans hall drew forty Lamp and Auxiliary members. The program featured vocal numbers by Mrs. Jessie Woodruff and A L F Peterson, readings by Miss Ivy Egeleton and Miss Marton Walker, and talks by Division Commander W. G. Loftus introduced by Commander R. J. Brown. Francis Treald of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. John J. Walker spoke for the Auxiliary. An oyster carper closed the evening as Loftus praised Waterloo's efforts. A winter plans conference with RG Brown, senior vice-commander, and John Norris, division inspector, followed. A large class muster is set for November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song of Veterans
Alr. Hall
Lamp
Auiliary
Jessie Woodruff
Alf
Peterson
Ivy Egeleton
Marton Walker
W. G. Loftus
R. J. Brown
Francis Treald
Cedarapids
House Warming at Galloway Agricultural Club in Waterloo
A large gathering of farm paper publishers editors and advertising men convenes at the Galloway Agricultural Club in Waterloo for a 6 pm banquet attended by an estimated 120 guests. Delegations arrive by train with many notable figures from across the country present for speeches and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin” Galloway
Galloway
H.W. Kiester
D. L. Taylor
Taylor-Critchfield Ccompany
Chicago
Galloway Agricultural Club
Iowa's Banner Poultry Show Opens in Waterloo
The Banner Poultry Show of the Estate of Iowa, Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry association, runs in Waterloo December 12 14 15 and 16 with judges Russell and Hale returning. Cash prizes total $2 for best degen eggs and multiple grand sweepstakes cups of $25 each for best chick cockerel hen pullet, plus state club prizes and silver cups for numerous breeds. entries pay a 25 cent fee. many breed display prizes and premium breakdowns are listed with specific cups and cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estate of
Iowa
Waterloo and
Cedar Falls Poultry Association
Waterloo
Russell
Hale
Burr Orpington Club
Plymouth Rock
S. c
Rhode Island Red Club
S.C
Rhode Island Reds
Black Orpington Club
Ui. Tl
Five Lads Rescued From Ice by Two Elders in Nebraska
Five boys aged 5 to 8 nearly drowned in a lagoon at Oamala Nebraska when skaters broke thin ice. Eleven year old Carroll Mullen and another youth pulled two boys from the water by hair and collar just as they were sinking. Later a nameless boy guided Henry Gilens Leroy Gil ons and Robert Obermeyer to shore after they too fell through. The ice had melted since Saturday. Justice W R McMurray ordered Warren Leslie and Miss Altan Wilson of Iowa Falls to be escorted yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oamala
Neb
Ics
Carroll Mullen
Joseph Ekins
Henry
Leroy Gil ‘Ens
Robert Obermeyer
Warren Leslie
Altan Wilson
Iowa Falls
Justica W. R. Mc Murray
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Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief From Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for stomach discomfort. It claims relief within five minutes from indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn, and related symptoms. The 50 cent cases are said to digest food, prevent fermentation, and leave no undigested residue or foul breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharnacist
Papi
Pape
1 000 000 Red Cross Seals Ordered for Tuberculosis Relief
Des Moines Iowa November 11 The department on tuberculosis has been made sole agent by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis for the sale of Red Cross Christmas seals this year State Lecturer A B Kepford is in charge and has ordered 1 000 000 seals. More than 500 000 are already on sale across the state, with orders daily arriving from clubs and civic groups. Only 12 1 2 percent of gross proceeds go to the department with 87 1 2 percent kept locally to fund tuberculosis relief. The seals serve as a Christmas sticker and educate the public while raising funds for relief work across cities and small towns. Des Moines Iowa ARnTASE Kepford state lecturer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Department On
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Red Cross
A.B. Kepford
Department On Tuberculosis
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Citjits
Towa
Arntase, Kepford
Will Try to Change Inauguration Date
Washington, D. C., Nov. 15. A proposed constitutional amendment would move presidential inaugurations from March 4 to the last Thursday in April and alter the Congress term. The Sixty second Congress plans to take up the joint resolution by Rep Henry of Texas and Sen Clark of Wyoming after convening. The measure also removes the short session and fixes January as start and end dates for the official term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD
United States
Congress
House
Henry
Texas
Senate
Clark
Wyoming
House Committee On Judiciary
Platts Widow Weds Aviator Atwater at Fishkill Landing
Reports of Mrs. Thomas Platt marrying William B. Atwater are disputed but witnesses list the couple dining at the Holland Hotel Fishkill Landing N Y with Atwater’s mother and sister present. Atwater is 29, an Elk and Odd Fellow, with two years in the livery business and seven years in the U S Navy aboard a despatch vessel during the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Senatorial Change Seen Likely in coming session
Representative Henry, author of the resolution, said yesterday the coming session was an auspicious time to make the change. If the amendment is adopted it could be voted on by legislators of all states within two years and become a law before the presidential campaign of 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Sister Mary Henry funeral held at St Ambrose Church
Sister Mary Henry, 52, former Miss Anna Cuddy of Davenport and 2nd year Sister of Charity, Superior at St Ambrose Parochial School, died Monday. Her funeral was held today at St Ambrose Church with Monsignor Michael Flavin officiating as 200 students from the school attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mary Henry
St. Ambrose Catholic Parochial School
St. Ambrose’s Church
Michael Flavin
St. Ambrose’s School
Mars Henry
Anna Cuddy
Davenport
Charity
Senate Committee Starts Interstate Trade Hearings
The Senate committee on interstate commerce opens hearings on future legislation concerning big business and cross state trade. Senator Newlands of Nevada testifies first on an interstate trade commission plan while the panel prepares for a broad inquiry into commerce. The session follows the Standard Oil decision shaping antitrust interpretations. The XX club meets Mrs Frank Cooley on Logan avenue Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Newlands
Nevada
Interstate Trade Commission
Supreme Court
XX Club
Frank Cooley
Logan Avenue
Des Moines Woman Arrested for Obscene Postcard
Miss Delba Vigon, described as a pretty Jewess, was arrested by federal authorities in Des Moines on a charge of sending an obscene postcard through the mails. An obscene expression was written in Hebrew on the margin and she is held over to await the federal grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Delba Vigon
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Oswego
N. Y
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J. S. Hattery
F. A. Heald
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Son
Battle Creek
Mich
Grace Saxe
Billy
Wichita
Ikan
Kansas City
Mary Hartman
Wirth Street
Dolph Street
W. J. Schmitz
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Franklin Street
Leonard Norris
Webster Street
Frank Knapp
H. J. Bartell
R. O. Bunch
Plaintif
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J. P. Berry
The
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Lady Osteopath Ore
Paul Davis’ Store
Isons OF Veterans Anniversary Party
Lady Osteopath
Yamson Bldg
State of
Callow Agricultural Club
Hugh Sr. Taylor
Farm Progress
Sr. Louis
H. L. Simmons
Farmt Ness
Springheld
Ohio
Otto Barth
Kansas Farmer
Topeka
Kan
Shene
Pard Smith
St. Louis
Rosewater
Omaha
H.W. Owens
Minneapolis
John Wallace
le Moines
W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
John B. Connor
Indianapolis
Ind
Tarman
Pittsburgh
Arthur Simonson
Racine
James M. Irvine
St. Joseph
H. C. Stovel
Nor-West
Farmer
Winnipeg
Can
Banner Poultry
Orpington
Langshan
Leghorn
R. c. Rhode Island
Light Brahma
Columbia Wranaotte
Burt Teghorns
Bruchanan, Optical Company
Tommy
Gale
Bow
Arctcs
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
Platt
W.b.atwater
Puck
Thade
Ness
Semttor Newbiawis
Inter
State ‘Tre Commission
Parip
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Libbey
Black & Garrabrant
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NU Clothing Co
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