Senate Finishes Trust Program With Clayton Bill Pass
The senate approved the conference report on the Clayton anti trust bill by 35 to 24 after bitter debate. The measure limits interlocking directorates and holds companies where competition is harmed, while declaring labor not a commodity and exempting farmers unions. The conference report moves to the house for quick adoption in a brief debate.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Reed
Missouri
House
Lane
Martine
Thomas
Vardaman
Williams
Koor
Rant
Poindexter
Walsh
Teed
Administration Trade Commission
Congress
Ags
Sherman anti-trust law and labor reform measures
A fragment advertising Clrolax and medical claims blends legal topics with a product pitch. Mentions operation of the Sherman anti-trust law, contempt of court, labor disputes, and reforms long demanded by organized labor, followed by an advertisement for a laxative claiming rapid relief and cleansing effects.
Five Oelwein saloonkeepers plead guilty in nuisance case
West Union Oct 2 Five Oelwein saloon keepers and five bartenders pleaded guilty in Judge Hobson's court to maintaining nuisances. Each was fined 300 dollars and injunctions sought cannot be sustained to November. Arthur Quandt injured in buggy accident when a motorcycle collided with two youths Ahrens and Schultz. both riders were uninjured though their machine damaged. Bertha Morgan sells 165 acre farm near Donnan to George Wiese of Cedar Rapids at 140 an acre. Dc E Mitler dies after long illness. funeral held at Tidy Name church. Tourist club to meet at 1 o'clock with Mrs Charles Lower. study of the United States planned.
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Union
Oelwein
Hobson's
Arthur Quandt
West
Untoh
Windsor Township
Ahrens
Schultz
Quandt
Bertha Morgan
Donnan
George Wiese
Cedar Rapids
Coffee and Health Dangers Cited in Humorous Rant
A quip laden column argues coffee harms drinkers, listing headaches nervousness constipation sleeplessness and heart flutter as possible effects. The piece urges readers to face the issue honestly and consider health consequences rather than deny the risks.
Coffee and health risks warned by sober plain fact
A health warning argues that trading daily coffee intake for a clear businesslike head is a poor bargain. It urges locating the exact cause of gradual health destruction before organic heart trouble or other disease sets in, noting that such conditions may be incurable if ignored.
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Nature
Voters to decide on $5,000 agricultural fund
Black Hawk county voters will decide at the November election whether to authorize a $5,000 fund to improve and advance agricultural science and animal husbandry. The county would contribute $3,500 after a $1,200 government grant, with a five year term and a termination option upon 100 farm owner signatures.
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Black Hawk County
Crose Improvement Association
Crop-Improvement Association
Twin girls born to Burr Oak couple in Mitchell county
Mr and Mrs Bird of Burr Oak welcomed twin daughters born Sunday Sept 27, the Afth pair of twins in Mitchell county in the past year. Several local residents made trips and many were visiting or returning from nearby towns. Elihu Orchard died after years of poor health with peritonitis and appendicitis noted among obituaries. Community events included picnics, parties and a soldiers reunion trip to Mason City.
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Frenz Bilhariz
Howardville
Mihi Orchard
Charlie Waters
Knudson
Roy Watcher
Bert Hatcher
Andy Bougart
del Baldwin
Lou Hough
Spring Creek
John Philips
Enid
Okla
Tom Philips
Tom
Geo. Hill
Mason City
Oklahoma
C. Gleason
Farmers’ Elevator Go
McGill Horse
Ikasson
Minn
Kittie Bryant
H. Mueller
Lizzie
Minnie Mueller
Elihu Orchard
Mr. Orchard
Shell Rock
Messrs
Will
Reggie Wilkins
Waterloo
Mere
Teir
Otterville Social News and Local Visits
Mrs Henry Kroma and daughter Leta visit in Brandon at Geo Davis home. Sam Hittle returns from Iowa City after eye surgery and fractures his right limb in a fall. Jean Biddinger family from Waterloo and Ea Biddinger visit Anamosa. Ray Alexander of Elkader visits his sister Mrs Orley Banta. James Gilson home fires chimney incident. fire put out with assistance. W N Colloton and wife of Mason City visit Mrs Patrick Casey.
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Otterville
Henry Kroma
Miss Leta
Brandon
James Gilson
W. N. Colloton
Mason City
Patrick Casey
Mitchell October Visit and Illness in Waltham Area
Mitchell residents recount a Sunday trip to Waltham in BR H Glassel's car to see Mrs. John Torslett who is critically ill at her son's home. Della Indra and Gertrude Tesch returned from Austin to stay through June. Mrs Williams of Waterloo visits her parents Mr and Mrs HK J Stokes on Wednesday October 7.
Bristow Roundup Sees Executive Move and Institute Day
In Bristow on Saturday the Cemetery association met at Mrs. Ploud Newbury’s home with good attendance and light refreshments. Dr Reeve, a longtime local physician, sold his Bristow residence to John Frasher and bought out Dr Burroughs of Allison, planning to move his family there. Dr Appleby will be Bristow’s sole physician. Mrs Lottie Porter returns from the Hardman residence to Fairfield for the winter. School will close Thursday and Friday for an institute at Allison. Mrs Z Burroughs is in poor health. her daughter Mrs LeVere of Minneapolis is visiting. Mr and Mrs C T Conner host visitors from Kenosha Wisconsin. Rev C Davis preached his first M E church sermon to a attentive crowd. Rev W B Wolfington will return as United Brethren pastor. Mr and Mrs Win Hutchinson travel with delegates to the conference.
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Bristow
Dr. Reeve
John Frasher
Dr. Burroughs
Allison
Dr. Appleby
Lottie Porter
I Hardman
Faretls
Z. Burroughs
LeVere
Minneapolis
C. T. Coonler
Kenosha Wis
C. Davis
M. BE
W. BK
Wolfington
United Brethren Church
Win
Hutchinson
Titsson
Rey
EL Tein
James Morrow
VL Monte
Mr Morrow
Stevanton
Henson
San Francisco
Cal
Tagleer
Cedar Rapids
SS. Paul
Local Notes and Acknowledgments From St Ansgar
Community items include visits and departures of residents to Minnesota and Virginia mills. Births, obituaries, and school news mix with church notices and local commerce updates as residents travel to St Paul Minneapolis and La Porte City for events and relocations. Sydney Rommel places in the Minnesota state fair baby contest with 995-10 points.
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Shoeunt
Bas J
Atora
Fallyiink
Sydney Steaphen Hommel
Jml
Brrs
Louis Rommel
Forty-second Avenue South
Wonsee
Minnesota
Sydsey
Blanche King
Fair ‘Bank
Mianet Bates Ta THOMHZE Pain Relief Claim
A fragmentary adcopy touts Mianet Bates Ta THOMHZE as a clean quick relief for rheumatic pain sore muscles stiff neck and many ailments. It lists locations and the Fort Dodge Iowa address for Lora Medical Co with broad claims of non irritant action and universal use.
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Mianet & Bates
Lora Medical Co
Fort, Dodge, Ta
Center Point star heads for Rogers Arkansas winter stay
Center Point noted as Poittt Oeil and Oliver iJgins started Wednesday for Rogers Arkansas where he will spend the winter.
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Center
Poittt, Oeil
Oliver iJgins
Rogers, Ark
Lung Trouble Yielded to This Medicine
An advertisement recounts Annie P. Loughran’s claim of recovering from grippe and pneumonia after using Eckman’s Alterative. It touts the remedy as effective for bronchial catarrh and lung afflictions, with a testimonial about stopping hemorrhages and restoring health. The piece promotes Eckman Laboratory literature and bottles priced at $1 and $2.
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Tid
Bckman
Annie PL Loughran
Eckman
Aekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Fairbank Names and Visits Mix in Weekend Roundup
Fairbank residents note a flurry of travel and social calls with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney King returning from a month with kin in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Local plans include Pat McCuniff opening a barber shop in a former OGFL office site and Orville Bush's two week stay with a relative at Lake Geneva. Mrs. Flu Smalley traveled to Minneapolis to arrange moves, while J A Weibel attended his father in Elein Werednesday funeral. Prof C O Parke hosted teachers and students at home, and Baptist members report improving conditions.
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Fairbank
Oct. S
Sidney King
Iyies
Mandie Hommel
Minneapolis
Winona
Minn
Pat McCuniff
Fortoprly
OGFL
Monroe
Orville Bush
Moerday Ffrom
Lake Geneva
Wis
Flu. Smalley
J. A. Weibel
Wiebel’sather
C. 0. Parke
Thhe High School
Parisian Sage hair tonic promises to stop shedding
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a comprehensive hair and scalp remedy. It claims to stop falling hair and itching, remove dandruff, nourish roots, and leave hair soft, fluffy, and radiant. The copy promotes home use, low cost, and strong scalp benefits.
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Wanglerros. Co
Self Cure of Rupture Through Home Remedy Book
A damaged ad asserts Captain Collings cured a double rupture at home using a self invention and a big free book. It claims doctors warned operation or death, yet the seafarer healed himself with the method described. The text promotes a free book detailing the cure for readers to follow.
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Collings
Rey
Ant
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