Degree of Honor Convention Opens in ALO U W Hall
Delegates and visitors gather for the twelfth district meeting of the Degree of Honor in ALO U W hall. The afternoon program began at 1 20 with mem ber registration, song and prayer by Mrs Louisa Finley Cedar Falls, welcome by Mrs Nora F Bishop and response by Bernice Benson Oelwein. Papers were read by several Cedar Falls and Oelwein members and a piano solo by Miss Lillie Anderson closed the session. Evening program starts at 7 30 with more papers planned by Mrs Margaret Beckert and Miss Ber-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo. U. W. Hall
Louisa Finley
Cedar Falls
Nora F. Bishop
Bernice Benson
Oelwein
Mabel Harner
Mayme Hedden
Rose Thomas
Anna Rickert
Mayme Flollis Weateriog
Beulah Fox
Oalwein
Elizabeth Reaney
Lillie Anderson
Margaret Beckert
Ber
Convention proceedings and talks at Cedar Falls lodge
Notable figures including Mrs Louise J Finley Mrs Nettie Stagg Mrs Christenson and Mrs Elizabeth Auburn are listed among speakers at the convention with short talks recitations and vocal solos. A drill by the degree slam t and reports by afternoon committees will conclude the session before adjournment.
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Nice Parker
Waterloo
Louise J. Finley
Nettie Stagg
Cedar Falls
Christenson
Oelwein
Elizabeth Auburn
Sioux City
JL. Finly
Jennie Parker
A. A. Dunham
Fine cattle shipped out to Chicago dairy show
Sixteen cars of dairy cattle shipped from Chautauqua rounds to the National dairy show in Chicago. Shipment left Watertown at 12 30 today over the Illinois Central and is expected to arrive early tomorrow morning ready for exhibition. Several prize winners from the local show are anticipated to win ribbons.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
Wiatertoo
Four Years of Stomach Trouble Cured by Pink Pills
A St Louis woman, Caroline Rogers, suffered four years of stomach trouble after a fever and nervous debility. She improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, once advised by a doctor, and reports full recovery with lasting benefits. The advertisement touts the pills as a tonic and cure for nervous dyspepsia, gastritis, and related stomach ailments.
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Caroline Rogers
Labadie Avenue
St. Louis
William
Boys Key in Churchside Rig Thefts Joyride Trio in Custody
Deputy County Auditor H. Douglass reports three boys were caught returning a rig driven from near the First Congregational church after a ride that exhausted the horse. Similar disappearances and automobile joyrides at churches have been linked to the same youths as investigators pursue connections to other incidents. Foley Kidney Pills are advised by Wangler Bros. and H. W. Taggart. Notice: I will not be responsible for debts contracted by my wife, H. Jennings.
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H. ©. Douglass
Douglass
Union
First Congregational Church
Jets
Ms. Douglass
H. Jennings
Stone Mason George Kunkel Found Dead in Marshalltown Shack
George Kunkel a stone mason aged 50 was found dead in a shack in Marshalltown Iowa early this morning. Authorities suspect acute alcoholism and fear foul play as Donnie Pettit and Jim Lancaster are held. Kunkel reportedly had 350 dollars last night which was missing. An inquest is set for this afternoon.
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Marshalltown
Evening Press
George Kunkel
Donnie Pettit
Jim Lancaster
Kunkel
Nave
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