Health official warns rural towns on public health needs
Dr. Thomas Parran urged expanded and better funded public health service noting only about three percent of rural districts have adequate coverage. He emphasized education in schools, prevention of venereal disease, and staffing to full-time public health work, while calling for aggressive efforts to remove health threats at their source.
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Thomas Parran
Public Health Service
Tri-State District Medical Association
Waterios
First Methodist Church
Parran
Hugh Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Dr. Parran
Parren
Dr. Parrat
M. Frisbie
Healy Maheures
Guy
Edwin P. Sloan
Fingloomington
Robert B. Osenod
Boston
Osgood
Tr. Osgood
Ty Harry Sigworth
Waterloo
Pillie Health Agencies
Social Welfare League
William
Seaman Bainbridge
M. Oo
Navy
Harlow Brooks
Ctinipe
Bellevue
New York City
Robert PT. Morris
New York Post
Meio
City Revises Retaining Wall Plan Delays Bids
City council and mayor revise plans for a retaining wall along Miles street near the Black Hawk bridge to cut earthwork and 48 feet of wall. They may re-advertise for bids this year to secure a lower price and finish before spring high water.
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Black Hawk
Miles Street
Friday
Street Improvements Begin on Fifth Street and Courthouse Area
Street Commissioner O A Teeter starts work on Fifth Street between Sycamore and Lafayette with tarvia coating and sand dressing to preserve creosoted blocks. Afterward two blocks of old brick paving near the courthouse on Park Avenue will be resurfaced using tarvia gravel and granite chips in an experimental method. F C Hargrave of Des Moines assists city officials in the project, estimated at about 50 cents per square yard if successful.
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O. A. Teeter
Fifth Street
Sycamore
Lafayette
Park Avenue
Third Street
Hargrave
Des Moines
Still Found In Magle Township Cornfield
Sheriff H. T. Wagner discovered a hidden still in a cornfield near Magle Township after reports of unusual activity. A keg held 25 gallons of molasses mash, with a pit boiler and condenser apparatus found nearby. The mash was destroyed and the operation confiscated.
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Magle Township
H. T. Wagner
iReport
Dast of Dairy Stock 18 On Way to Chicago
A special train on the C. G. W. carried 40 dairy cattle cars loaded with stock from the Dairy Castle Congress to Chicago. Leading herds began transport at 7 am and finished by 10 pm. The shipment moved from the grounds to the Chicago stockyards under supervision of Syed Jodon and officials from the W. C. & N. at downtown yards.
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Chicago
Dairy Castle Congress
GC. G. W
Yaids
Syed Jodon
Es Maines
Fire at Dubna plant causes 200000 loss and boats destroyed
Dubna plant in Dabygna Ta suffers a 200000 fire loss. Three boathouses and four boats are destroyed. Fire, starting in a hay barn with seven carloads of hay, origin unknown. The firm reports 84000 in insurance. Seven maildines destroyed.
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Dabygna
Dubens Anenet
Neaventian
T. J. Mulgrew Company
Minor Auto Accidents Reported After Afternoon and Night
Automopue ancients report yesterday afternoon and night were new and of minor importance. JT. . Anderson, la Porte City ran into jAllen flotd, who was on a bicycle, sat Fourth and Walter streets. There were no injuries sustained. Roy Mason backed into a car on Saxon street. Slight damage. John Johnson riding a bicycle on Bridge street was hit by an unidentified car. Wis wheel smashed. M. Kentzelman and Joe Elen collided on Fifth street east. No injuries. damage not specified.
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Automopue Ancients
Anderson
la Porte City
jAllen Flotd
Walter
Roy Mason
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Saxon Street
John Johnson
Street
Bridge Street
M. Kentzelman
Kentzel
Joe Elen
Fifth Street
Two Waterloo plants to close for two weeks for inventory
Waterloo Gas Engine company will close the Miles street plant next Saturday for two weeks for inventory and equipment appraisal, followed by the Third street plant on Oct 23 for the same period. The George B Miller & Son plant will also shut for two weeks of inventory.
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Miles Street
Waterloo Gas Engine Company
Third Street
Westfield
George, B. Miller & Son
Town Dairy Sepparator Company
William Gateway Company
Head
George B Miller & Son
George B. Miller
Litchfield
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
H. L. Litchfield
Waterloo
Mr. Litchfield
Three Arkansas boys sing for street permit at police station
Three brothers aged 11 12 and 14 from Rock Island Illinois gave a street singing demonstration for the city police to obtain permission to pass the hat for coins. They said singing fairs and on streets supports their widowed mother and sought a Dairy Cattle Congress engagement that they missed.
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Rock Tsland
Dairy Cattle Congress
Young
Last Night's News in Brief From Across the World
AP brief items report opportunities for American business in Australia and New Zealand cited by Sir Thomas McKenzie. Spain’s 1914 foreign trade up to 98 million pesos. Cornell students guilty of June exam fraud. French army review for US training at West Point. Kansas City cooperative grain marketing group organized. Re-enlistment rate among soldiers with Sept expirations.
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Associated Press
New York
Australia
New Zealand
Thomas McKenzie
Madrid
Ithiaca
N. Y
Cornell
West Point
America
Marie Emile Fayolle
Washington, D. C
Four Firms Seek Waterloo Locations for Plants and Offices
Foundry desires 75 by 300 foot site or two 75 by 150 foot buildings on Waterloo property. A railroad and bridge builder seeks 1 to 5 acres nearby. Structural steel firm requests office space and a Water loo manager seeks housing. Shoe retailer eyes a retail site in downtown Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
E. F. MacDonough
Railroad and Bridge Construction
Iowa
Mr. MacDonough
Victor
Belle Plaine
Greater
MacDonough
Dysart Commercial Club
Dysart
City in Brief and Social Notes Highlight Local Moves
Postponed Daughters of the Isabella meeting now set for two weeks. Mrs Anya Beck and daughter Marie travel to Jerome. Mr and Mrs Fred Sell and son Sumner visit aunt Emma H Keller in Waterloo. Black Hawk Holiness association to meet Wednesday at Calvary Evangelical church. Dr Cornelius Harper of Madison guest of sister Mrs William Bates in Waterloo. Edwin Sage attends University of Iowa medical college. Evan Sage studying animal husbandry at Iowa State College. Rovral Select Masters No 4 held special meeting with Huttenlocker guest. dinner served to 125 members. J W Stevens Miss Winnie Stevens and Mr and Mrs J W Kuhrke relocate from Independence to 704 Denver Street Waterloo. Rev BE Lockwood returns from Oelwein after funeral services for Mrs S H Hadsel. to attend funeral of Mrs Emma Theil in Charles City.
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Fred Sell
Sumner
Mr. Sell
Emma H. Keller
Black Hawk Holiness Association
Calvary Evangelical Church
Cornelius Harper
Madison
Iwis
Tri-State District Medical Association
William Bates
Fourth Street
Edwin Sace
F. c. Sage
Iowa
Evan Sage
Iowa State College
V Ames
Mrrs
Kuhrke
Stevens
Independence
BE. J. Lockwood
Oolwein
Identify Officer's Slayer in Chicago Case
Chicago police declare Stanley Gales an 18 year old soldier from Fort Omaha Neb identified by four eye witnesses as the slayer of Detective Sergeant Frank J McGuirk who was shot while stopping a parole holdup. The report notes a surge of policewomen lari mare lage in the city over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Stanley Gales
Fort Omaha
Neb
Frank J. McGuirk
Amendments To League Up For Assembly Action
Four amendments to the covenant of the League of Nations proposed by Denmark Norway and Sweden head to the Geneva assembly for study and possible adoption. Proposals include a fixed annual or specified date assembly meeting and regularized selection of non permanent council members. An Article arbitration change tightens obligation and a fourth amendment would allow limited intercourse with a covenant breaking state to prevent wider conflict.
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Associated Presss
Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Assembly of the
League
Geneve
Seagne
Council
Officers Named For Church Body Meeting
The Northeast Iowa Association of Churches and Ministers opened its annual meeting in Plymouth Church with a sermon by Rev Angus B. MacLeod. Officers for the next term include Rev A E Cutler of Cedar Falls and Rev W J Sneken of Earlville, with Rev Arthur Al of Waverly as registrar. The conference heard reports on the world movement by Dr P A Johnson of Grinnell and speeches on social economic and political topics.
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Iowa
Associatiional
Plymouth Church
Angus B. MacLeod
Cedar Falls
A. HE. Cutler
W. A. Buckoven
A. E. Cutler
eGregor
W. J._ Sneken
Farlville
E. Frazer Tell Clark
Pillar of Fire
Auto Touring in U S Just as Safe as in Kurdistan
A man about 54 in a suit was found dead in a ditch along Pleasant Hill road near Lees Summit Missouri. The skull was crushed and a bullet hole noted in the head. Deputy coroner Dr. J S Snider said the body appeared in the ditch for about a week. Believed to be R L Giles former hotel owner here, once rich from cattle investments. Miss Renetta Rogers said Giles left with a large sum of money to motor to St Louis with friends.
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Kansas City
Pleasant Iill Road
Lees Summit
J. S. Snider
Corsoner
R. L. Giles
Ay jRotel
Giles
Renetta Rogers
St. ,Louis
Joy in Move to Reduce Supervisors Drowns in Sorrow
A public debate over reducing supervisors ends with somber remarks and bereaved officials. The article notes a councilman condemning opponents and a parallel talk by Mee, Husbes, while Mr Wenner urges amending the election law to align with biennial elections. Legal views from McCay and WW Maruer broadly support Wenner's interpretation, highlighting the board’s need for guidance.
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Mee
Husbes
Calis Alddation
McCay
U. Maruer
Wenner
Altho
Min
I Viser
Wealthy Indian Is Satisfied With His White Wife
Topeka Oct. 4 The court watchdogs report that Jackson Barnett a 71 year old full blood Indian and millionaire and his white wife are living happily together in Henryetta Oklahoma. Guardian Carl J O Harnett had sued to annul the marriage claiming Barnett was kidnapped and married without his consent and was incapable of deciding to marry.
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Topeka
San
Supreme Court
Jackson Tarnett
Barnett
Henryetta
Okla
Anna Laura Lowe
Carl J. O'Harnett
MacSwiney Receives Quiet Night in Brixton Prison
Lord Mayor Patrick MacSwiney on the fifty fourth day of his hunger strike at Brixton prison woke to a quiet and restful night, according to two bulletins from the Irish Self Determination league. Cork strikers in prison continue their hunger strike with no change in condition reported. A note recalls a 20 year effort to translate the Bible into Tahitian.
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Associated Press
London
MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Irish Self Determination League
Cork
Ireland
Fenners
Pinex Cough Remedy Promise and Safety Guarantee
Advertisement asserts a home remedy made from Pine extract and syrup to cure coughs quickly. It touts Norway pine extract as a universal cough breaker, promises immediate relief, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad urges asking a druggist for four ounces of Pinox and warns against substitutes.
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Das
Warne
An Agreeable Surprise Cough Remedy Endorsed
Mrs James Brown of Clark Mills New York recounts relief from a severe lung cold after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She notes prompt relief and many others have been similarly surprised and pleased by the remedy’s effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
James Brown
Clark Mills
N. Y
Milk Price Drops After Plant Cuts In Algonquin
The Borden plant at Algonquin cut milk price from 53.70 to 51.18 per hundred pounds, dropping by 2.52. Other plants at Garden Prairie on Cherry Valley lowered prices from 2.70 to 2.65 per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
Steamship Operators Indicted for Fraud Conspiracy
New York officials report that steamship operators Lar S. Fox and William H. Kaiser were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to defraud the United States by filing false accounts and vouchers to swindle the United States Shipping Board.
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New York
Odt
S. Fox
William H. Kaiser
Federal Grand Jury
United States
United States Shipping Board
Girl Made Pastor by Rock River Conference
Miss Ruth Grimes daughter of Rev W B Grimes Fernwood M B church Chicago has been appointed pastor of South Blue Island church Rockford Illinois October 5 This marks the first time a woman has been given a pastorate by the Rock River conferences It was said Miss Grimes conducted a mission in South Blue Island and the conference has made it a church.
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Rockford, Hl
Ruth Grimes
W. B. Grimes
Fernwood M. B. Church
Chicago
South Blue Island
Rock ‘River
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Aid Indigestion Relief
Advertising copy promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to ease sour stomach bloating and indigestion after meals. It claims temporary symptoms can signal serious disorders and urges regular use as a preventative measure. Sold by a specific dealer at 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
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Anya Beck
Marie
Jerome
Lari Mare
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U.S
Kurdistan
Towa
Ministerial Association
Digs
Boys' Department of Home M.C. A
Fathers and Sons
Conmittes
Stenus
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YW. A
Cindy
Watavloo
Chris.lim
Waterloo Theatre
WLC
John HB
Rogers
J. Re Asquith
HH. Boldes
W. Th Lunglus
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Sh. J. Howrey
Harry K. Owen
Matilda Herman
Fairbank
Brooks
Baumas
Cedar Falla
Gladys M. Roush
James Thorbald Johnson
Cedar Fallk
Ase Cee Ee
Eleanor Marie Comer
Cedar
Paris
Aceneeene
Floyd L. Aktins
Beva Ulin
Alfred Burmeister
Leona Stoecken
Carl B. Milligan
Marta Kahler
Jun
Porte City
Lloyd Craft
Mable Foffel
John C. Berg
Sidyth G. Schuneman
Cedar Palleose
Harold Wilson
Taman
Mats Hare
Rock River Conference
Wanglers Drug Store
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Studebaker
Studebaker Veer
Unix Motor Caw CO
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