Ice Cream Manufacturers Convene in Waterloo During Dairy Cattle Congress
The Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers of Iowa will hold an annual convention in Waterloo tied to the dairy convention and cattle congress. About 150 ice cream makers are expected. sessions at Willard hall will discuss food value and industry impact, with lectures by qualified men. Officers include President Claud Myers and Secretary J. H. Sindlinger. A note adds a brief medicine ad for Chamberlain's Liniment.
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Association of Ice Cream ‘Manufacturers of
Iowa
Waterloo
Dairy Convention and Cattle Congress
Willard Hall
Chauauqua Park
Association
Claud Myers
Ottumwa
J. F. Milligan
Oskaloosa
C. J. Hutchinson
Des Moines
J. H. Sindlinger
Leroy Corlis
Council Bluffs
H. 3. Bachman
J. Flutchinson
Sioux City
H. T. Alien
Clinton
J. W. Slocum
Indianola
Courtesies Arranged for Chiefs of Police in Waterloo
The Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo club issue visitor cards for delegates to the Town Association of Chiefs of Police convention to be held in Waterloo Wednesday and Thursday. White silk badges will be worn by teledelegates. Programs include business sessions and entertainment such as a visit to the Iowa Dairy Cattle congress, the Crystal theater, street car rides, and a banquet.
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Chamber of Commerce and
Waterloo Club
Town Association of Chiefs of Police
Waterloo
Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress
Crystal Theater
Sunday School Organized at Chautauqua Park
A Sunday school under Walnut Street Baptist Church members is organized at Chautauqua Park. Seventy three attendees answered roll call yesterday with F. E. McStay in charge. Harvest home services at Walnut Street Church attracted a large congregation and a generous collection to pay the state convention assessment.
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Walnut Street
Seven Years of Misery Relieved by Vegetable Compound
A Sikeston Missouri woman reports seven years of illness ending after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She suffered monthly crippling symptoms, backache, and nervous weakness, avoided operations, and now enjoys health, housework, gardening, and social activity. The testimonial urges other women to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sikeston
Rule Forbidding Smoking Upheld In Waterton Transit Cars
Waterton Cedar Walls and Northern railway company enforces a ban on smoking in closed winter cars. Four young men were arrested for disordery conduct after defiantly smoking on an Fast Fourth street car. They pleaded guilty, paid a suspended fine of seven dollars and eighty five cents, and were warned against repetition.
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Waterton, Cedar Walls & Northern Railway Company
Rapid Transit
Taval
Owas
Mrs Garst speaks at Central Church of Christ
Mrs Laura D Garst of Des Moines spoke at Central Church of Christ under the Florence circle urging home mission work and duties. A generous collection supported the China famine relief and Garst memorial fund named for her husband who died at a mission post in China. The Rev Lewis L Kopp preached on men and religion forward movement and three additions to the church were reported.
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Laura D. Garst
Des Moines
Central Church of Christ
Florence Circle
Young Ladies' Mission Society
China
Garst
Woman seeks death proof to claim life policy
WANTS FACTS OF WOMAN'S DEATH c. W. Johnson of Lafayette Indiana asks county auditor Rainbow for information on the death of Mrs William March or Mrs Sarah March in Waterloo. A daughter in Lafayette seeks affidavits to collect an insurance policy. Rainbow knows no such death in the city.
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C. W. Johnson
Lafayette
Ind
Rainbow
William March
Sarah March
Waterloo
Real estate transfers reported in Waterloo area
Black Hawk Co abstract cad Ray Bailey transfers land in 13 89 11 to August Annis for 1 dollar. Multiple deeds: William H Howrer to Fred T Northey interior Lot 29 Block 92 Highland Waterloo for 1 dollar. Kohl to Burge interior Lot 3 Block 18 Grand View Place Waterloo for 325 dollars. Warner to Annie R Staley Lot 8 Block 4 Johnsons addition Waterloo for 1900 dollars. Rodamar to N S Ramire Lot 84 Meadowdale Waterloo 675 dollars. Lillich to John G Lillith Lot T Block 4 Mansons 37th addition Waterloo 1 dollar. Miller to Oscar W Armaguest Lot 6 Block 12 Conger Park May D Stilson to F Gertrude Moldr Lots T 19 Block 24 East Waterloo 1 dollar. Leavitt trustee to George Montgomery Lot 9 Block 1 Mansons 3rd addition Waterloo 200 dollars. Kendall to Galloway Gibson Investment Co Prospert Hills addition Waterloo 1 dollar. Stilson Ellen D to Maude Ryan Part of lots 10 and 7 Block 12 Original plat East Waterloo 1 dollar. George Bo McWilliams in F C Stetzel for 9 Block 82 Coolers addition Waterloo f.
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Black Hawk Co
Ray Bailey
August Annis
William H. Howrer
Fred T. Northey
Highland
Waterloo
W. Cc. Kohl
J. B. Burge
Grand View Place
Cc. R. Warner
Annie R. Staley
Johnson
Ira
George Bo McWilliams
F.C. Stetzel
Six Excellent Entertainments at First M E Church
The Methodist all-star entertainment course titled six numbers will be presented at First M E Church. The first program on November 8 will feature the Bustonia orchestra and promises a high quality concert as part of the series drawing public attention.
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M. E
Bustonia Orches
Tra
Chicago Glee Club
Lord Mar the World Champion Guernsey Bull
Lord Mar, famed unbeaten Guernsey bull, retires from the ring and will be shown at Waterloo paddock during the Iowa dairy show October 8 to 14 by owner W. W. Marsh. His progeny win blue and purple ribbons as thousands of dairy enthusiasts travel to see him and Guernsey island marks its famed cattle lineage.
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Lord Mar
Guernsey
England
America
Waterloo
Iowa
W. W. Marsh
Guernsey Island
Sans Aloi
E.R. Shoemaker
Des Moines Street Car Strike Called Off
Des Moines report says arbitration picks a third member to settle the street car dispute. Governor Carroll proposed a list of ten potential arbitrators, but neither side agreed. talks continued as the arbitration board prepares to act this week.
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Des Moines
Tudgery Ft! Melleury
Arbitration Board
Carrol
W. R. Lewis
Montezuma
J. Ti. Gamble
Knoxville
Ata Ton Remles
Towaity
Alain
Grinnell
Depn We
Possible Ottoman Turkey Italy Pact Shifting to Arbitration
The article discusses a hypothetical 1914 scenario where Turkey and Italy join a restive alliance to modify a US backed settlement. It explores how such a move could avert immediate war, with Italy proposing arbitration and Turkey seeking talks, while Kripell’s view and a High Commission would influence the decision. The piece weighs whether delays in arbitration serve a legitimate purpose or merely postpone conflict.
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Turkey
Italy
Aebstearion
Vinly Weld
Omael Dbelus
Kripell
High Commission
Lanier
Night Schools Begin in Bristol in 1806
Evening schools for instructing boys and girls who worked all day began in Bristol, England, in 1806. The program aimed to improve literacy and basic education for working youth.
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Bristol
England
Cure Found for Eczema Says Miss Shaffer and Mrs Marberger
Two readers report severe eczema improved by Cuticura remedies. Miss Mattle J. Shaffer of Bar 8 Dancy Mississippi and Mrs F L Marberger of Drehersville Pennsylvania describe long battles with eczema and boils before claiming success with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. A third offer promises free samples and a 32 page booklet from Potter Drug & Chem Corp in Boston.
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Arzama
Mattle J. Shaffer
Dancy
Miss
F. L. Marberger
Drehersville
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Modern progress and Merital Rheumatism Powders
A public notice extols rapid age and labor saving appliances plus modern science in medicine. It promotes Merital Rheumatism Powders from the American Drug and Press Association, authorized for sale with a positive guarantee, through Wenderson Drug and Red Cross Drug.
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American Drug & Press Assoaria‘an
Wenderson Lrug N
Red Cross Drug Tr
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Convention OF Manufacturers
TRIS
WEFR
Convention and Cattle Congress
Calduch Explatus
Mrs. Garst
Church OF Christ
Glas & Lingelbach
East
Fordln
Hinese Willies
Bae
Tonquils
Chas. Sherwood
Florist
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
Wlalcovele & Son
Weel Fourth St
ST. Denis
Broadway
11Th ST
New York City
Wanamaker's
Bath
Tobie d'Este
Sie WE. Taylor & Som, Inc
The
National Biscuit Company
Wilber Go
Meautaccurert
Ova
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