Funeral for H B Turnipseed Sunday in Cedar Falls
Harry B Turnipseed died of pneumonia yesterday at his West Twenty-second Street home after Spanish influenza. He was 27 and a junior partner in Martin Turnipseed, Cedar Falls. Funeral services will be at First Presbyterian Church Sunday, with interment in Fairview. he left a widow Genevieve Griffith Turnipseed and parents Isaac and Wethman Turnipseed.
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Cedar Walls
Harry B. Turnipseed
West Twenty-second Street
First Presbyterian Church
Fairview
Presbyterian Church
Wellman
Washington County
College of Liberal Arts
Iowa University
Orchard
Keswick
Ute
College of Law
The
University
Cedar Falls
Genevieve, Grifith
Isaac Turnipseed
Wethman
Mamie Turnipseed
L&t
New Advisory Committee Forms For District Exemption Board
A three member advisory committee has been appointed by the district exemption board. Turvey J. Hess of Waterloo and William J. Bradley Du Huque are named from agriculture and labor backgrounds. Harry W. Pitkin of Bronx City is an attorney. Wess, a farmer from Orange township, will advise on agricultural claims and Bradley on industrial claims. The panel meets the district board for the first time next Tuesday.
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Turvey J. Hess
Waterloo
Bureau of Agriculture
William J. Bradley
Duhuque
Department of Labor
Harry W. Pitkin
Bronx City
Wess
Orange Township
Bradley
Milk Price Increase for Waterloo Producers to 3.15
Contracts set to raise payments to dairy producers in Waterloo and vicinity from 2.55 to 3.15 per 100 pounds. The move follows J. F. Deems visit, aiming to curb cow sales and avert a milk shortage. Three month term may lift local milk prices from 12 to 14 cents a quart, with hopes for spring price relief as feed costs fall.
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Waterloo
CGBE
Howard
Iowa Dairy Marketing Association
Waterlong
J. F. Deems
Deems
Waterloo Soldiers Do Glorious Work Report
John Edgar DeLong, an aviation department mechanic in France for a year, praises Waterloo and Iowa soldiers for valiant efforts to end the war. He notes many Iowa boys are killed but calls it a glorious death and recounts a vacation at Aix les Bains, describing the baths, scenery, and mingling with American troops.
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Waterloo
John Edgar DeLong
J. D. Liffring
DeLong
Aviation Department
France
Iowa
Sam
Aix Les Bains
Miss Campbell to Speak at Grace M E Church Tomorrow
Miss Mary Campbell, long engaged in mission work in India, will speak at Grace M E Church at 11 a m tomorrow. She chairs a girls high school, is on furlough, and plans to return to India soon after receiving a medal from King George II for temperance work. She is tied to 518 Jefferson in the advertisement.
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Miss Campbell
Mary Campbell
India
I Grace M
George I I
England
Patriotism and court for a 21 year old farmer
Wilbur Weyant of Lester township faced advocate court after admitting he called William Selzer a slacker and struck him when insulted. The panel urged charges of assault in state court and federal action for criticizing the draft exemption board. Other youths criticizing the board faced lesser penalties. Weyant defended patriotism as registering and serving when their number is called. Selzer had already bought 200 dollars in bonds.
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Wilbur Weyant
Lester Township
Weyant
Judge Advocate Court
William Selzer
Selzer
District Board
F.C. Platt
J. W. Arbuckle
J. J. Williams
Advocate Court
United States
3. J. Dempster
District’ Exemption Board
Louis Selzer
William
Verant
Young Selzer
Evening Patent Remedy Claim for Liver Sluggishness
An advertisement urges using Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to relieve dullness biliousness and constipation claiming users will feel better by the next morning.
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Chamberlain
Turnipseed Funeral Held at Cedar Falls
Waterloo Bar association members are requested to attend the funeral of H. B. Turnipseed, a young attorney, at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Presbyterian church. Waterloo attendees will assemble at the Episcopal church to march to the service.
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Memperg
Waterloo Bar Association
H. B. Turnipseed
Cedar Falls
Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Episcopal Church
Waterloo youths named to Iowa College vocational training
Three Waterloo youths Roland Woodward Cecil Vinton and Edward Magner are the first registrants from Waterloo enrolled for vocational training to fill the city quota at Iowa State College. Twenty nine youths have signed up. Dr. K W Porterfield says they will be summoned in enrollment order as calls come from the war department. Woodward is 20 Vinton 18 and Magner 19.
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Roland C. Woodward
Mullan Avenue
Cecil Vinton
Jefferson Street
Edward Mingner
Miehl Street
Waterloo
Iowa State College
K. W. Porterfield
War Department
Woodward
Vinton
Magner
Chronic Catarrh From Neglected Colds
Chronic catarrh arises from neglected colds or a succession of colds. Inflammation starts acute and becomes chronic if not treated promptly. Poor care by parents leads to lasting trouble in children. Use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt relief and cure.
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Phelps
Jefferson
Busby
New York
Minneapolis
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Fell
Masry
George Y. Hobart
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Te Youth
Bar Eenberg
Garden Theatre
Gidletth and Igou
Iowa College
Tom Brown
Tommy Ray
Lusitania
Lehoen & Dupreech
George Mack
Frear, Baggett & Frear
Peck
Harold Tag CE
Wasestic
Harry Tate
John Geiger
Nadell & Follette Vaudeville A la Carte
Nelusco & Hurley
Committees On Public Information
Tarzan
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Chester Conklin
Doug. Fairbanks In
Morocco
Dorothy Dalton
Kathryn Williams
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