Waterloo Gun Club Trap Meet Sets Attendance Record
The Waterloo Gun club hosted a trap shooting tournament drawing a near record crowd despite a freezing north wind that sent targets high and made scoring hard. Thirty six shooters participated with many from Iowa City Cedar Rapids Des Moines and nearby towns aided by ammunition company reps from Spencer Des Moines Hastings Chicago and Des Moines. Cashiers and officials including Fred C. Whitney and H. W. Vietmeyer ensured a smooth event while the “jack rabbit” purse method kept excitement and finances solid.
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Waterloo
N. Muncey
Iowa City
G. H. Goering
Walcott
W. S. Hoon
Jewell Junction
Chas. Hummel
la Porte
C. Bothwell
Dad Cleveland
Bob Risher
F. M. Hamblin
Manchester
Ara Cutler
Cedar Rapids
F. Callaway
Grundy Center
James Ford
Gale Dayton
Cedar Falls
EH. S. Pyburn
Vinton
Rowlett
Reinbeck
H. W. Vietmeyer
Spencer
L. N. Price
Des Moines
Geo. Maxwell
Hastings
Neb
I. H. Fitzimmsons
Chicago
Fred C. Whitney
Whitney
Vietmeyver
Maxwell
Fortnightly club program on American history enjoys strong attendance
The Fortnightly club met at the public library West with 40 members present. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Wo fe Bickley hosts, Attorney A. B. Lovejoy presiding. Sessions covered The American Revolution and Parallel Political Movements in Europe with remarks by J. S. Tuthill and W. P. Yerrington. Local clergy and guests contributed to a lively discussion about revolution, capital labor strife, and calls for arbitration.
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Public Library West
Wofe. Bickley
A. B. Lovejoy
J. 8. Tuthill
England
Europe
W. P. Yerrington
Yerrington
Mr. Yerrington
Bickley
John A, Earl of
Des Moines
J. C. Stevenson
H. G. Beeman
Lovejoy and Tuthill
Alma ‘Tate
Earl
Stevenson
Hearings Scheduled By Iowa Railroad Board On Industrial Vicinity
Des Moines Nov 16 two hearings by the state railroad commission were set for today. The board will decide what constitutes an industrial vicinity for limits on switching charges. A long contested minimum live stock weight case goes back to rehearing with Mrs Swope dressmaker of SLT West 6th listed in the notice.
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Des Moines
State Railroad Commission
Cascarets recommended for folks past fifty
An article argues aging slows bowels and muscle elasticity, urging regular gentle aid. It promotes Cascarets as a natural, daily tonic costing 10 cents per box, claiming they work while you sleep and should be used like glasses for weak eyes.
Socials and clubs fill evenings with music and meals
Beebe hosts, guests mingle with flowers and harp by Louis Alberti. Lostesses assisted by Marsh, Bryant, Sedgwick, Belt. B. M. K. club hosts five hundred games and chicken pie supper. M. B. A. social dances with Myers orchestra. Lincoln Ladies of the I A R plan jellies for Marshalltown home. Congregational bee and court of honor dancing noted. Neighborhood club hosts and oyster supper planned. Birthday surprise for G C Alfland with 16 guests and birthday dinner.
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M. EB
First
M. E. Church
James A. Cook
Randolph Street
Foreign Missionary Society
W. Bruner
Paul Davis
St. Louis
Home Missionary Society
O. W. Armagast
F. B. Dietrick
Grace M. E
H. W. Beebe
Emmatsburg
Louis Alberti
W. W. Marsh
W. A. Bryant
Helen Sedgwick
Fern Belt
Phifer
Welshaar
B. M. RK. Club
W. ¢. Biddulph
Cascaden Avenue
H. I. Chevalier
Vivian Biddulph
J. B. Brunner
Harrison Street
M. B
Pinkerton Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Lincoln
Lincoln Circle
Pythian Temple
Marshalltown
Court OF Honor
Ua Rue
Downs
Dubuque
Smith
Omaha
Alfland
Tenth Street East
Mars Alfland
Wood Bowen
F. H. Briden
Fred Peter
Railroads resist shopmen federation amid strike threat
Railroads nationwide vow to wreck property if needed to oppose a federation of unions as Illinois Central shopmen strike. Officials say roads will not yield, even at financial loss, while Illinois Central workers hope for early adjudication and return to work. Also notes visits by H W Milliman and Luther Boswell to see Mrs Colt after surgery.
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Illinois Central
H.W. Milliman
Chicago
Luther Boswell
Marshalltown
Waterloo
F. A. Colt
Great Good Doing Here Rook Juice Demonstrations Publicized
Local reports trumpet a new remedy called Rook Juice, claims of rapid cures for rheumatism stomach troubles and backaches. Many residents reportedly benefited after short use with several praising three to four doses for indigestion and kidney distress. Henderson drug store seen as a frequent refilling point amid a wave of favorable comments.
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Henderson Drug Store
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Charlotte Mann
H. O. Bernbrook
Eleanor Jones
Edith Wyant
Canadian Rockies
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E. M. Brown
Fort. Needee
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Boston
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W. H Beachler
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Renan the Ewelers
Ladies’ Industrial Society
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E. J. Carr
Rijehl Street
F. M. Eastman
Riehl Street
Gorham’s Millinery
East 4Th St
Gether
Courier
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Mrs. Milliman
Mr. Boswell
Mrs. Colt
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