Iowa Weighs State Butter Trademark Plan
Des Moines dairy official outlines proposal to trademark Iowa butter to raise grade and prices by 2 to 3 cents per pound. Plan requires 93 percent score, monthly audits, and authorized use for creameries meeting standards. Legislature to authorize funding and implementation via state dairy and food commission.
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Des Moines
W. Hh. Bareney
State Dairy and Food Comisioner
R. Harlan
State Historical Department
Barney
Iowa State Dairy Association
Buitermakers’ Association
State Dairy and Food Commission
Jews State College
Iowa
Carney
Lows Experiment Station
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Dairy Department
Low State College
Crealiery
Dairy and Fon
Reberams Nomination For June Election
The Rebekah assembly at Burlington nominates officers for the June ballot. Officers include President Mrs. Josie F. Cutting Decorah Vice President Mrs. Effie Graham Des Moines Warden multiple holders from Mason City Menlo Boone and other towns Secretary Miss Heney Keokuk Treasurer Miss Georgia Quist McGregor and others. Clinton to study parks in Cleveland Marion Spirit Lake and Los Angeles during western trip. Crystal theatre ads and a Hamilton Ontario soap factory plan are noted.
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Burlington
Rebekaha
Josie F. Cutting
Decorah
Effie Graham
Des Moines
Warden
Nannie Buckley
Menlo
Leah Washburn
Mason City
Paul Warner
Moulton
Della Gray McGregor
Zella ‘Kelley
Boone
Maud Spires
Magnolia
Helen Simmons
Ida Grove
Ellen Carlson
Belle Plaine
Redla Lone Tree
Flora Cosh
Heney
Keokuk
Georgia Quist McGregor
Margaret
Mae Pier
Dtbuane
Lillian Veach
M Clinton
Q. C. McClinton
Clevelanl
Marion
Bank Clearings for Week Ended Oct 22
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending Thursday Oct 22 totaled 1 695 497 481. Week by day figures show 206 7HOTO on Friday 416 066 27 Saturday 385 432 28 Monday with totals compared to last year 1 BI 5RE 866 32. Mortgages and instruments metrics are listed with week ending dates and prior week comparisons.
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Black Mawk Co. Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Stephen Ostrander Dies at 83 in Janesville
Stephen Ostrander aged 83 died yesterday at his son’s home in Janesville after living in the county since 1868. He is survived by one brother Ira and his wife who died eleven years ago. The body lies at Kistner mortuary with funeral details not yet arranged.
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Stephen Ostrander
Ostrander
Fowler
Derensed
Delaware County
N.Y
Dareased
Ira
Old Homestead
Ostrauder
Free Methodist Church
Janesville
Kistner Mortuary
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Toy Hinkle mother of Rev G W Hinkle
Mrs Elizabeth Toy Hinkle mother of Rev George W Hinkle rector of Christ Episcopal church Waterloo died at the home of her daughter in Evanston Illinois on October 30 funeral will be from St Luke's Evanston tomorrow at 2 pm interment Rose Hill cemetery She was past eighty suffered a paralytic stroke in Waterloo and another stroke is believed the cause Her son was summoned but arrived too late to bids farewell Mrs Hinkle had joined him for the funeral services Mr and Mrs Hinkle spent several weeks visiting Evanston last summer
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Elizabeth Toy Hinkle
George W. Hinkle
Christ Epietopal Church
Waterloo
Abbie A. Hinkle
Evanston
George H. Smith
iGleveland
St. Luke's Church
Rosehill Cemetery
Sacred Bearr church to host Halloween entertainment
The Literary society of Sacred Bearr church plans a Friday October 28 evening program in the church hall featuring a debate as the main event.
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Literary Society of
Sacred Bearr Church
Palace Theatre Show Runs Million Dollar Mystery Episode
Large crowds at the Palace last night witnessed the new installment of the Million Dollar Mystery with Blaine disguising himself as a benevolent old gentleman. A battle of wits and a suspenseful break in lead to a dramatic confrontation, followed by the butler’s interruption and a climactic clash with conspirators.
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Blaine
Jim
Braine
Builer
the Janen
The
Dramatic Association of
Vale University
Farmers Congress May Meet Here Next Year
Waterloo expects to host the Farmers National Congress as officers led by President W L Ames and Treasurer I K Unsicker visit within a week to inspect conditions. Omaha also bid, Fort Worth session sparked a lively contest before the decision.
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Farmers Congress
Waterloo
Farmers National Congress
Fort Worth
Texas
Riy
Gardiner
Reinberk
Omaha
WL. Ames
Oregon
Wis
K. Unsicker
Af Wright
Canada Business Simply Stopped In War Time Talks
Ex representative Charles L. Walters describes hardship in western Canada near Vancouver where war duties sap labor and business stalls. He notes taxes rise, prices lift, and young men barred from leaving, leaving idle workers and a grim winter. Banks, homesteaders, and farmers face a slow recovery amid wartime measures.
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Attipes
Charles LB. Walters
Tama
Western
Honda
Visiouver
Moos Daw
Canada
Fatima
Prince Albert
Hanesteider
Lnck
Che
Vessel releases after embargo on fuel export
The oil aboard the ship was destined for the Danish Petroleum Company and Vera Marken was in Venmark when an export embargo declared fuel and lubricants as conditional contraband. Directions were issued for the vessel’s release.
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Daniah Petroleum Company
Reach Agreement on War Tax Bill in Congress
Washington Oct 22 Conferees from the house and senate reached a deal on the war tax bill with major details agreed for final passage. They removed the 5 cent gallon tax on rectified whisky and reduced beer tax from 1.74 to 1.50 a barrel while pursuing a 2 cents per gallon gasoline levy. New York Democrats pledged to oppose any beer tax above 1.50 and warned small brewers could fail.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
New York
Hiit
Iitzgerald
Wels and Drys
Jon Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Grand Lodge Plans Waterloo Meeting Message
Telegram from Ward Kellows reports Waterloo to host grand lodge event in 1915 with about 600 fellows and a notable grand barge gathering. Courier and Reporter notes Burlington relay.
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Grand Lodge
Waterloo
B. King
Courier
Burllington
Bombardment Report From Belgian Front Interfaces
A Telegraft dispatch from Amsterdam reported today that German forces are advancing from Mariakerke and Middelkerke while French troops move from Nieuwport and British ships offshore. Allied aviation directed operations against German positions as the conflict intensifies.
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Ontend
Niesport
Amterdan
London
Exethangs Telegraph Co
Mariakerke
Middelkerke
Nieuport
Colorado Strike Zone Question In Washington D C
United Mine Workers officers filed a protest over Governor Ammons plan to send the national guard to Colorado. President Wilson received the protest and sent it to Secretary Garrison for handling. Ammons rebutted reports of reorganization saying a cavalry rifle team and two infantry companies were being added and equipped, with training conducted in Las Animas and Fremont counties. The governor claimed no further significance to the issue.
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United Mine Workers of America
Andimons
National Guard
Colorado
Wilson
Garrison
Ammons
Amimons
Las Animas
Hueriano
Fuerfang
Leavitt Johnson Bank Building Progress Stalled Briefly
The Leavitt and Johnson bank building rises seven stories with concrete work paused for supporting floors. A steel hoist is repositioned to complete hoisting, while arriving mattiaced brick for facing is hauled to site. Terra cotta finishes will cover the first two floors with matching trim. Contractors aim to finish by May 1 barring foundation issues.
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Stnels
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Interest rates lower and dividends higher in 1913 report
Hearing before the interstate commerce commission on eastern railroads higher freight rates shows fixed charge interest dropped to 4.44 in 1912 from 4.80 1902-1912 while 1913 dividend rate reached 6.48 versus a ten year average of 6.43. analysis suggests a lower annual dollar return need, though Oldham argues funds were not borrowed cheaply.
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Washington, D. C
John E. Oldham
Investment Bawkers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Toflay
Oldham
Louis D. Brandeis
Defective wiring starts fire at Cedar Rapids paper plant
A fire in the press room of the Cedar Rapids Republican and Times building, caused by defective wiring, damaged equipment and delayed the Morning issue. The Gazette press printed the morning edition, and the Evening Times will be discontinued until repairs are made. Insurance fully covers the loss.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican and Times
Republican
Evening Times
Raise Funds for English Widows Move by Sons of St George
The Sons of St George, English born fraternal order, launches a relief fund for widows and families of British soldiers and sailors killed in the European war. The local branch urges members and sympathizers to contribute. A business meeting is set for Tuesday Nov 2 to organize the effort and review reports, with a social dance planned for Thursday Nov 4 at Pinkerton hall.
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Sons of St. George
Tien
Roral Order
Pinkerton Hall
Oil Steamer Release Mentioned In British Statement
A British statement discusses the hold on the oil bank steamer Johny Rockefeller and notes concerns over its detention. The report hints at actions or reasons behind the seizure and references oil interests tied to the vessel.
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Washington
Amblor
Oil Bank
Joli DB
Rockoefeller
Johny Rockefeller
Town Talk Items and Local Notes from Des Moines
Des Moines social and travel notes include F Kramer in town on business awaiting return tonight. Marriage news: Harry Shadman Jr and Lara J Doyle wed by justice F F Knapp yesterday. Local visits include Mrs Duren of Eldora with daughter Miss Fanny Duren, city librarian. John Nugent family left for El Reno Oklahoma to visit son. Mrs F J Hanlon shows recovery hope. J F Klingaman and C Blanchard traveled to Vinton. roads reported good. Ros Tabach, 6, injured by car driven by J B Harrington. pending condition at St Francis hospital. Harriett Lytle leaves Locust street for extended travels to Pennsylvania and Ohio. Men’s chorus to sing at Grace M B church service. Midget quartet performs and Frank Elghmey to lead devotional.
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F. Kramer
Des Moines
jLusiness
Harry Shadman, Jr
Lara J. Doyle
Justice of Peace
F. F. Knapp
Duren
Eldora
Fanny Duren
City
Ros Tabach
Jacob Tabach
St. Francis Hospital
J. B. Harrington
Harriett Lytle
Locust Street
Pennsylvania
Ohio
William
Albert
Pittsburgh
Grace M. B. Church
Frank Elghmey
Error in Filing for Representative Faces Ballot Issue
The Progressive candidate C W Lyon may not be on the official ballot after a filing error. Withdrawal of J E Lee and Lyon substitution were filed with the county auditor rather than the secretary of state, prompting action by the county chairman and Rainbow to correct the defect before the deadline.
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C. W. Lyon
J. E. Lee
County Central
Lyon
Secretary of State
Rainbow
Progressive County
D A R Home Baking Sale in Waterloo
Waterloo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a home baking sale at the Waterloo Furniture store on West Fourth Street this Saturday. Hardware rail experiments reported on Indian railway lines show new steel car trials developing.
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Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revulsion
Wast Fourth Street
India
Wanted To Trade Equity In Linden Lot For Buggy
Classified item notes several wants and sales including equity trade in Linden lot for a buggy. Also listings for potatoes at Great Western depot 60 cents a bushel, two furnished rooms for rent, stressmaking services, and a cheap heating store for sale. Also ads seeking housework by day and a go cart for sale at 618 Lincoln. Contacts listed by phone with red or black ink labels.
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Linden
Great Western Depot
East Side
South St
Allwin
Lincoln
Kurth
Mar‘tin Hotel
Classified ad items and notices from a local paper
Mixed notices list lost tire exchange a safe swap for larger size, contact Hemsworth & Sons at Ward, plus For Sale items stove furniture and range, phone numbers 1957 and 1649 Black, rental partly furnished rooms at 425 Hast 11th St, real estate Calgary property with two houses eight city lots and six acres, farm lands in Iowa, stray dog ball onlf row found by H. H. Morgan Cedar Falls R.4 with reward and contact details.
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Ward
Hemsworth & Sons
Jefferson
Calgary
City
Iowa
Maclean Bhi
Canada
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the Wire
Hamilton
Ontario
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G.W. Hinkle
Palace Theatre
Pheu
Wlater
Bulletin
Wisconsin State Journal
John Bull
England
United States
Possessions
Paris
Miller-McCartney
Agen
F. J. Hanlon
J. F. Klingaman
C. Blanchard
Vinton
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Jersey
Aes
Women’s Union
Buffet
Guermecy
H. H. Morgan
Cedar Falls
McCune
First Nat’l Bank
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