Notable social rounds and Gideons convene in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls reports busy week with visits among locals and relatives. Mrs Leo Fox returns from Chapin. Miss Rowland plans Cedar Rapids and Chicago trip. funeral pallbearers for Romeo Webster accompany burial to Charles City. Gideons announce sixteenth annual state convention in Cedar Falls with multi-session program at Presbyterian and Methodist venues.
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Cedar Falls
Leo Fox of
Chapin
Edith Feltus
West Twenty-second Street
Rowland
Dayton Homestead
Cedar Rapids
BP. HL Boyson
Chicago
Romeo
First Congregational Church
Freda Thoena
George B. Rowell
Washington Street
Brotherhood
J. &. Snowden
Roger Leavitt
New Haven
Conmn
Meeting of the Nations
Clarksville
Curtis Ford
Main Street
B. K. Barnard
Waterloo Road
Vinton
U.S. Alexander
Gertrude Knol Boyd
Robert Getchel
Lave
Frank Cotton
Town
Eleventh Streets
Leo Hughes
Harold Sterling
Eagle Grove
Lulu Hughes
Lanfear Knapp
Sacred Heart Campaign Opens With Near $10000 Raised
On opening day of Sacred Heart parish effort, donors contributed $9,845.50 toward a $50,000 drive to build a new parochial school and pay church debts. Twelve teams competed in women and men divisions, with Mrs. McDonnell and M. Jackman earning top team prizes. The campaign runs through Saturday aiming for major totals and silver cups for top fundraisers.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church
T. F. McDonnell
M. Jackman
Sioux City Pastor Ousted Over Liquor Stand
Sioux City on October 6 Rev Wallace M Short pastor of the Central Independent church was expelled from the ministerial association for his stance on liquor. He previously led the First Congregational church and resigned after signing the saloon petition and preaching in defense of what he called legitimate liquor business. He later organized the Central church.
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Sioux City
Wallace M. Short
Central Independent Church
Ministerial Association
Mr. Short
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Flying Squadron to Tour Iowa for Temperance Talk
The famed Flying Squadron of Iowa will hold meetings in Waterloo Friday through Sunday. The group of 200 top Iowa men is led by the Business Men's Temperance association of Iowa. Events include Miss Bertha Bowers speaking at Universalist church, H L Litchfield presiding at First Congregational, W J Pulkington addressing Des Moines Merchants Trade Journal, A MacEachron presiding at First Baptist with Dean Arthur E Bennett, and a Sunday women's meeting at First Methodist with Effie McCollum Jones assisting, plus labor leader Ed Van Duyn and John Wright at Des Moines.
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Lana Mark
Minnesota
Jacob Mark
Iowa Street
Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
2. D. Vanney
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Third District of
Iowa
Federated Women's Clubs
Charles E. Hearst
B. Dubbert
J. L. Bailey
G. H. Wise
W.H. Whitford
Plummer
C. P. Colegrove
van Gerveer
Fannie Heminway
W.L. Hearst
Leo Paulger
Myra Call
Anna Neilsen
West Tenth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kensington
C. N. Wood
L. D. Yancey
Chicago
Charles M. Jennings
R. Ev
John Christianson
Thomas Ray Nelson
Anna Dietrickson
Los Angeles
Cal
Danish Ladies’ Aid Society
J. P. Han Sen
Main Street
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
C. H. Bailey
Walnut Street
B. E. Vanderveer
BD. W.paris
Vera Lowe
W. D. Lowe
Olive Street
J. Clark Gil
Waterloo
Business Men's Temperance Association of Iowa
Universalist Church
Bertha Bowers
Creston
Creston Daily Plain Dealer
Middle West
First Congregational Church
H. L. Litchfield
Business Men’s Temperance Association
W. J. Pulkington
Merchants’ Trade
Des Moinns
Pilkington
Business Men's Temperance Association of
First Baptist Church
A. MacEachron
Arthur E. Bennett
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Bennett
Middlewest
First Methodist Church
Effie McCollum Jones
Ed van Duyn
Wil Speak
John Wright
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest, safest cure for indigestion. It claims to stop misery in five minutes, regulate the stomach, and let users eat normally. The pitch promises relief from sourness, gas, and undigested food, with a 50 cent large case sold in drug stores.
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Nnto Drug
Prohibition Meetings In Walnut Street Area And Towns
Town officials organize mass meetings at Walnut Street Baptist Church and at First Congregational Church with speakers Hon. H. M. Havner Judge John Clarkson and others to discuss liquor issues. Additional talks scheduled in Reinbeck Grundy Center Marshalltown and nearby towns as the Flying Squadron pursues Iowa turnout. Also new shipment at Woods Millinery and a Palace film showing The Disposition’s First Romance.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Featured in Personal Letter
A letter from Mia Helvin of Plover Iowa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing a 13 year old girl's menstrual weakness after five bottles. The notice claims hundreds of similar testimonials and urges women with illness to seek the remedy and write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential guidance.
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Plover
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Yes
Mia
Martin Helvin
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Thoughtful Bed Blankets Offer Best Value in Waterloo
Our first shipment of bed blankets and comfort items shows strong value across sizes and fabrics. From cotton crib blankets to wool throws, customers will find good quality at the same money elsewhere claims are unsubstantiated. buyers should verify before purchasing.
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Waterloo
America
Greatest Western Exile Pan Pacific Exposition Filmed Romance
A promotional summary highlights a western feature set at the Panama Pacific exposition with a Texas cattle ranch backdrop. It notes over 1,000 performers and horses, a romance dating from Pecos country, and Miss Freeman. Lea appears on a bucking broncho as their paths cross ending in her theatrical career. The piece includes an ad for Vogue Hats from Woods Millinery and a golf quip from the Daily Express.
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Texas
Leo
Mise Freeman
Lea
Misa Freeman
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Easy Use
A Cleveland advertisement touts Zemo as a remedy for pimples blackheads and skin eruptions. It claims rapid disappearance of blemishes overnight and instant relief from itching. The safe non greasy formula is sold by druggists in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
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Zemo
Cleveland
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