State temperance drive targets Iowa saloon repeal
Advisory board of the Business Men's Temperance Association met in Cedar Rapids to plan an active winter campaign. Fundraising reports show subscriptions and donations as leaders hailed recent court decisions drying Winneshiek and other counties. The group lists officers and supporters from Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Fort Dodge, Des Moines and beyond as it mobilizes against saloons.
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Towna Hana
Iowa
Dramshops
Business Men's Temperance Association of
Cedar Rapids
FF. M. Coalford
Wiliam A
Decatur
John H. Taft
Supreme Courts
Ance
Winnneshiek County
Supreme Court
Winneshiek County
Oskaloosa
Fort Dodge
Valley Junction
Waterloo
Des Moines
Des Moines Business Men's Temperance Association
District Court
Towa
Business Men's Temperance Association
Cedar Banks
W. R. Jameson
F. M. Collard
L. W. Wheeler
Pereana
W. J. Pilkington
Lee D. Koser
Town City
T. H. Simmons
M. A. Roberts
Mttumwa
H. L. Litchfield
J. W. Arbuckle
J. S. Tuthill
A. F. Gates
Robert J. Locke
Qiumwa
George W. Bryant
C. L. Bartlett
G. E. Johnson
L. M. Kratz
Business Men's Temperance Association of Iowa, Incorporated
Waterlon wintering with daughter and centenarian hopes
Society notes report Waterlon residents planning a winter with daughter Mrs Conrad, and well wishes for Mr Winegar as he nears his 100th birthday. Roger Etz of Boston visits Waterloo to address Universalist church youth and meet Judge and Mrs F C Platt.
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Roger & Etz
Boston
National Young People's Union
Waterloo
F.C. Platt
Third Street East
Etz
Universalist Church
Prescription Guidance Amid Seasonal Change
Health officials urge careful adherence to prescriptions as seasons shift. Consumers are advised to renew medications promptly and seek medical advice for any changes in symptoms or dosing during this transition period.
Recorder's Fees Omitted From Auditor's Report
Through inadvertence the recorder Charles H. Plummer’s fees for Jan 1 to Oct 1 were not included in the county auditor and clerk of the courts' report. The records show $2,500 in fees for the period. The discrepancy was turned over to County Treasurer Bentley for reconciliation.
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Charles H. Plummer
Bentley
Recorder's Office
Courier patterns and order coupon available
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Wa terloo Evening Courier including 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Wa Terloo Evening Courier
Wa- Terloo
Recorders fees cover all office expenses since 1900s
The 1911 funds turned over to the treasurer totaled $2,500. In recent years the fees have paid all expenses connected with the recorder's office.
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Recorder’s Office
Murdered Man Found Shot Near Canal in Chicago
The body of John Cogan, 40, was found with a bullet wound in the heart in a sun flower patch by the Chicago drainage canal. He had been dead several hours and was known to have hostile relations with a neighbor. No revolver was found near the body.
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Chicago
John Cogan
Chicago Drainage Canal
Cogan
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An old time remedy using sage and sulphur is advertised as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Drugstores sell it for fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee if it does not work as advertised.
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Wreth
Wyeth
All Druge Birta
Iowa Central to be absorbed by Minneapolis and St. Louis
Minneapolis and St. Louis plan to absorb the Iowa Central railway, erasing its identity from maps and records if bondholders approve. Newman Erb, now a director, is believed to have driven the plan. The merged system would total about 1,585 miles, linking Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota. Burkett and Pedbord, architects, are listed with contact details.
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Minneapolis
Iowa Central Railway
New York
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis Road
Town Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Newman Erb
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
William E. Curtis Dies Sudenly in Philadelphia
William E. Curtis veteran journalist and author, 61, died suddenly after arriving in Philadelphia. A special writer for the Chicago Record Herald, he was born in Akron in 1850, graduated from Western Reserve, and began his career on the Chicago Inter Ocean in 1873 before serving as Washington correspondent and later travel writer for Chicago papers.
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Phildelphia
William E. Curtis
Curtis
Chicago Record Herald
America
Akron
Western Reserve College
Chicago
The
Inter Ocean
Washington
Chicago Herald
Record Herald
Globe
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Independence Bulletin-Journal
Onessa Netcott
United Brethren
Harry | Sype
Myr
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Pythian Temple
Myere’ Orchestra
First Baptist Church
D. L. Nutt
la Porte Avenue
Bessie Johnson
Lincoln White
Lyman Eldridge
A. N. Alexander
Queenie
J. H. Lawless
Misa Blanche Martin
John Knott
Independence Avenue
Emma
Mary Schmidt
Lillian Mexdorf
Minnie Martin
Knuf Klub
Lois Cass
Mullan Avenue West
Outlook Clare
Outlook
Grace M.E. Church
John la Barre
Fifth Street West
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WM. E. Curtis
Philadelphia
Glas & Lingelbach
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