Iowa Pays for Coal Supply at State Institutions
Iowa's coal costs rise slightly due to workmen's compensation. The price gap between Eldora and Marshalltown arises from switching charges and small-car rail rates. Armour & Co. wins the butterine contract for state institutions at 15 cents a pound, 130000 pounds. Fifth alfalfa crop at Cherooka Farm shows strong yields. all institutions report good condition and smooth operations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Rosebrook
Belmoose
Hi@ora
Marshalltown
Fearther
Fful
Eldora
State Board
Armour & Co
Stave
Revenue Department
Asata
Cherocon
Voldengia
Board of Control
Cle
Republicans Working Together in Iowa Campaign
Repulican leaders claim unity across the state as Cummins Clarke and other officials campaign. Democrats counter by accusing factional snipers and urging votes for their slate. The piece notes Woods’ role in coordinating district efforts and temperance debates affecting Hamilton and Harding.
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Des Moines
Get
Rawson
Republican State Committee
Colege
Towa City
Htepublicans
Iowa
Fin Nog
Atumus
Cummins
Clarke
Kenyon
Hardlig
Allen
Cosson
Thorne
Green
Scott
Good
Haugen
Towner
Cammine
Woods
Washington
Cumming
Cummins and
Hit
Congressional Committee
Hamilton
Harding
Aml
Connelly
Pioneer Waverly Hardware Merchant F H Curtis Dies
F H Curtis longtime Waverly hardware merchant and the town’s oldest trader died after a two year decline. Born October 19 1825 in Utica he moved to Waverly in 1855 opening a hardware store and building a large family with Sarah A Couse. Ten children were born eight living. No funeral plans announced.
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Waverly
F. H. Curtis
Curtis
Sarah A. Couse
Htl Conse
Bremer County
Auto Collision Kills Frank Seeley Near Holstein
Holstein Oct 26 Frank Seeley of Correctionville was instantly killed and several others injured when two automobiles collided near Holstein. Arthur Bagenstos and family returning home collided with Cy Hanneman’s car from Correctionville. Seeley was thrown from the vehicle and died after striking his temple. Hanneman and others sustained minor injuries. Mrs Bagenstos and her child were hospitalized.
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Holstein
Frank Seeley
Correctionville
Arthur Bagenstos
Cy Hanneman
Correcsignviflaé
Arnold Hansen
Jess Westphal
J. I. King
Seeley
Bagenstos
Hanne- Man
Fort Dodge Couple Injured In Auto Wreck Near Wilmington
Colonel W. T. Chantland and Mrs Chantland, residents of Fort Dodge, were seriously injured in a car collision with a carriage near Wilmington Delaware while returning from New York. They were taken to a nearby house and later to Washington for care. His injuries described as severe but not dangerous. Chantland is a colonel and special assistant to the Iowa attorney general widely known in local National Guard circles.
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Washington, D. C
W. T. Chantland
Wilmington
Del
New York
Chantland
Fort Dodge
Iowa National Guard
Boy in Adel Attempts Suicide Over Punishment
Lee Ruggless, a 12 year old fourth grader from Adel Ort, remains in serious condition after shooting himself with a .22 rifle to avoid punishment for not attending school. He sought to end his life following his father's reprimand.
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Adel
Lee Ruggless
Mr. Ruggless
Young Rirexless
Huggless
Auto deaths in Sheldon and Charles City scare town
Sheldon Oct 26 Harold Wil Yemsen a 5 year old boy who was struck by an auto over a week ago died of tetanus Friday. The vehicle was driven by Mr Bunker of Remsen who was not at fault as the boy jumped into the street. Charles City Oct 26 Allen Wricht 8 son of Dr Ruth Wricht was killed by an automobile Saturday afternoon near the Main street bridge. Allen was the youngest child in a family of six.
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Sheldon
Harold Wil- Yemsen
Mr. Bunker
Remsen
Charles City
Allen Wricht
Ruth Wricht
Main Street Bridge
Allen
Reinbeck Beats Conrad in Open Air Basketball Debut
Reinbeck high school defeated Conrad 13 to 3 in an outdoor opening game Saturday afternoon. Novel outdoor conditions challenged players while Reinbeck’s teamwork and defense produced the easy win. Lineups included Reinbeck Cooper and Watson at forwards with Schmidt center Smith and Cummings guards, while Conrad started A. McLain and Batra at forwards, Evans and Rannells at guards. Field goals by Watson, Schmidt, A. McLain, Cooper, Evans, and Rannells. Schmidt 3 of 5 free throws, Evans 5 of 7.
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Evans
Rannells
N. Melanin
Alexander
Watson
Schmidt
McLain
Cooper
Evang
Ranalls
Fifty-five Minutes From Broadway at the Waterloo
The Waterloo presents Fifty-five Minutes From Broadway this Saturday October 31 with matinee and night shows. The show is billed as an entertaining departure from traditional melodrama or musical comedy, emphasizing a clever gong idea and a light, accessible program.
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Broadway
Waterloo
George Cuh
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Action
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural aid to regularity, claiming they ease constipation without harsh laxatives. It emphasizes gentleness, non pain, and a small olive colored tablet sold for 25 cents per box by the Olive Tablet Company.
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Dr. Edwards
Pip
Edwards
Nature
Olive
Pde Oliva
Columbus
Pope's Diapepsin Promises Fast Safe Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pope's Diapepsin as a quick harmless remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and stomach upset. It claims rapid relief from symptoms like gas, acid, nausea and sour stomach, urging readers to keep a large fifty cent case at home for instant use.
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Pape
Pope
Young actor playwright wide success and Baldpate
A review discusses a young actor‑author who has produced ten successes in ten years, most recently Seven Keys to Baldpate. It analyzes Party Five Minutes from Broadway as melodrama with farce and musical comedy elements. Corinne makes a fresh Mary Jane Jenkins and Bernard Riggs imitates Kid Burns with sharp slang. Matinee prices: balcony 25 cents, lower floor 50 cents.
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Kid Burns
Mary
Shrine Ceremonial at Waterloo Nov 5 attracts large Shriners
Waterloo to host Elkahir Shrine of Cedar Rapids on November 5 for a grand Shrine ceremonial. A special train and multiple delegations arrive, with a 3:30 PM street parade, banqueting at Pythian temple for about 500, and a dramatic candidate ceremony at the Ammory on Sixth Street.
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Shriners
Waterloo
Iowa
Elkahir Shrine of
Cedar Rauids
Russell-Lamson
Pythian Temple
Cedar Rapids
Rockford, Ill
Dubuqre
Delegations Readied for Midnight Departure after Ceremony
Delegations from scores of towns far and near will depart after the ceremonial closes at midnight. The special train will leave for Cedar Rapids and other visitors will quietly fold their tents and depart, like the Arabs.
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Cedar Rapids
Real Estate Transfers From Black Hawk Co Abstract Co
Real estate transfers list numerous Waterloo and West Waterloo parcels including lots and blocks in additions such as Whit ney Selgwick Ricker Bramobert Hager man Place and Grand View Place with transfers to buyers like A E Osborn, Harry Knight, Joseph A McNaughton, P E B Sinnott, Ralph A Law, Lillie Roberts, F W Gregory, A J Wittick, Ellis Rhodenbaugh, Frank P Huntscha, Lewis A Bernard, Hattie M Jordan, and Northwestern Land Investment Co at nominal sums. The entries reflect multiple parcels in 36 87 12 and surrounding additions, each priced at 1 dollar except larger transactions noted.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
A. E. Osborn
Harry Knight
Knight
Joseph A. McNaughton
Geo. Kirchner
P. EB. Sinnott
West Waterloo
Ralph A. Law
Lillie Roberts
R. N. Cowin
Waterloo
FW. Gregory
A. J. Wittick
Whitney & Selgwick
F. W. Gregory
Ricker & Bramobert Land Co
Ellis Rhodenbaugh
F. EB. Stewart
Grand View Place
Frank P. Huntscha
Lewis A. Bernard
Manson
Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
Hattie M. Jordan
Alford
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Hagerman Place
Trustees Transfer Lot At Enterprise Place Waterloo
Trustees assign to J T Sullivan lot 3 block 3 Enterprise Place Waterloo for 625 dollars in a formal conveyance notice noting the transfer of property ownership and the monetary consideration.
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J. T. Sullivan
Enterprise Place
Waterloo
Closing Week of Special Services at Walnut Street Church
Yesterday's gatherings at Walnut Street Baptist Church closed four weeks of evangelist Lawrence Greenwood's campaign. He spoke thrice including two afternoon and evening sessions with topics on Christian conduct and opportunities, and plans were announced to move services to Champlin Memorial Chapel tomorrow. Greenwood's Bible lectures continue this week starting at 3 o'clock on The Second Coming of Christ.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lawrence Greenwood
Greenwood
Walnut Street
Champlin Memorial Chapel
Riehl Street
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