Cherokee Girls Runaway Prompt Search By Father
F. E. Ramsder of Cherokee sought his 16 year old daughter Mammie Ramsder and another girl named Amy Hart who ran away from Cherokee. Ramsder had recently visited Vinton and learned the girls had been there, but officials believed they had come to an unspecified location.
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F. E. Ransier
Cherokee
Mammie Ramsder
Amy Hart
Mr. Ramsder
Vinton
World cotton consumption rises with bumper crop outlook
London reports a surge in global cotton use per the International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners. Stocks and consumption rise sharply while American cotton stocks grow, signaling an unusually favorable season for Lancashire spinners with expected broad prosperity.
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London
International Federation of
Otten
Waterloo
Rameder
Lancashire
Taft argues for small farmer co operative banks benefits
President Taft defends cooperative credit for farmers against claims it helps only large operators. He cites Raiffeisen banks in Germany, noting average deposits around 570 dollars and loans near 160 dollars with about 95 farmers per bank. He highlights Massachusetts law enabling local co operatives and stresses farmer control and local adaptation.
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Taft
White House
Ambassador Herrick
Raiffeisen Banks
Germany
Governorsa
Massachusetts
Europe
Myrick Credit Union
Springfield
Mags
Raiffeisen
Mutual Savings Institution
United States
Co-Operative Society
Pint of cough syrup recipe promises swift relief
A historical ad-like recipe promotes Mahe sugar and warm water to create a cough remedy called Pint of Pinex. It claims rapid action within 24 hours, helps bronchial issues and whooping cough, and guarantees satisfaction with money back. The promoter urges use of genuine Pinex extract from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Indiana.
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United States
Canada
Tf Net
The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Cooperative credit urged to aid farmers lands
The passage discusses securing funds for permanent land improvements and asserts that demonstrated farmer interest will lead to study and the hope of intelligent, decisive opinions presented to state legislatures advocating various forms of cooperative credit.
Organize Each Ward and Precinct For Temperance Push
The Business Men's Temperance association in Waterloo pursues a fourfold citywide plan to ban saloons for two years. Ward captains and a captain per voting precinct will organize every block, aiming to complicate the forthcoming saloon petition by securing 50 percent voter signatures. Card circulators reported confusion about signing by liquor users seeking reform.
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Waterloo
Business Men’s Temperance Association
Happy Hour Luncheon And Society Notices
Mrs. 5. .M. Bentley hosted the Happy Hour club at her Fourth Street East home with a three course menu served by Mrs. Robert McCune Mrs. L. H. Strouse and Mrs. George Humphreys Yellow asters decorated small tables Informal conversation and needlework followed Court of Honor plans a Halloween party Wednesday at the A O U W hall with dancing and refreshments Lend a Hand guild meeting postponed to Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J A Raymond assisting The oldest O M club members to host a 7 oclock dinner party at Mrs G B McWilliams Walnut Street Wednesday evening
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M. Bentley
Fourth, Street East
Happy Hour Club
Robert McCune
L. H. Strouse
George Humphreys
Court of Honor
Hallowe'en
Ivited
O.m.club
G.B. McWilliams
Walnut Street
Amusements at Waterloo with Anglin and Long Stock Co
Margaret Anglin visits Waterloo Friday November 1 to present Green Stockings in a strong dramatic turn. The Frank FE. Long Stock company opened last night to a sold house and full curtain calls. Tonight they bring That Gal of Howard to the Waterloo with mountaineer drama, comedy, and well timed specialties at popular prices.
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Margaret Anglin
the Waterloo
A. E. W. Mason
Howard
Frank FE
Long Stock
Waterloo Theatre
Etary
Kentucky
Howerda
Waterloo
Will Attempt New Hydroplane Record From Astoria
John Bryant a San Francisco aviator announced in Spokane with Walter Edwards that he will start from Astoria Oregon on June 1 1918 in a hydroplane up the Columbia river to establish a new record. The trip will pass through Oregon and Washington.
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Spokane
Wish
John Bryant
San Francisco
Walter Edwards
Astoria
Oregon
Columbia River
Wash
Father Vaughn Illness Denied Amid Theatre News
Reports of Father Vaughn’s illness were denied by Jesuit friends in London. He is in New York and expected to leave for San Francisco to lecture in late November. The Chicago Operatic company visits Waterloo theatre on November 7 drawing regional music lovers and delegations. A Shakespearean comedy, You Like It, is advertised at Crystal theatre.
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Waterloo Theatre
New York
Father Vaughn
Jesuit Fathers of
London
W. A. Covell
Perted
San Francisco
Crystal Theatre Taflay
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Great Western
Waterloo
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