Stevens Reaffirms La Follette Ties to Progressive Cause
Des Moines Sept 3 National Progressive Committee member Stevens recalls Pinchot letter detailing why progressives should unite behind a candidate of availability. He argues La Follette would not alter Iowa program and cites Ohio 1912 resolution urging harmony among progressives for a nominee aligned with their principles.
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Des Moines
la Follette
Iowa
National Progressive
Kenyon
Pinchot
Senator la Follette
Houser
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Progressive Republican League
Robert M. la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
Stevens
Jis
Progressive Republicana
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Proven to Restore Health
Ashland Kentucky and Camden New Jersey women report relief from female and kidney troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs May Wyatt and Mrs Ella Johnston praise the treatment and recommend it to others seeking non surgical cures.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ashland
May Wyatt
United States
Camden
N. J
Lydia E.pinkham
Ella Johnston
Vine St
School Garden Premium Awards Named by Civic Club
The Civic club committee selects school garden premiums for Waterloo west schools with Mrs Cadwallader as chair. Central Waterloo west wins first, Emerson second, with high school Whittier Lowell Alcott West field and McFarlane following. Awards credit children and teachers more than janitors for plantings.
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Civic Club
Cadwallader
Central
Waterloo West
Emerson
Sister Camed Too Late For Funeral
Mrs. J. W. Miller from Carleton Nebraska came to Wa terloo for the funeral of her brother A. Maust arriving about two hours after the interment. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maust and Mrs. Ruth Miller who planned a visit. The late arrival stemmed from a wrong routing. The travelers from Carleton are grandson and granddaughter of the deceased.
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J. W. Miller
Carleton
Neb
A. Maust
Waterloo
Miller
Frank Maust
Ruth Miller
Mr. Maust
Mrs. Miller
Black bass catch on Cedar river shocks locals
John B. Kilgore and Tom Hamilton fished near the old river bed on the Cedar Sunday. Kilgore hauled a 4% pound black bass, a notably large specimen for the Cedar near the city in recent years, alongside a good string of smaller fish.
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John B. Kilgore
Tom Hamilton
Cedar River
Mr. Kilgore
Jones fills Washington pulpit to Wa tering visit
Waterloo readers note Rev. Dr Effie McCollum Jones of the First Universalist church of Watering Ta visited Washington. She preached yesterday at the Universalist church here and is one of three American women awarded the JD. D. degree as Snow's College of Dreammaking opens today September 3.
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Waterloo
Washington
Nes Moines
Effie McCollum Jones
First Universalist Church of
Watering
Universarist
Progressive party poised for Iowa primaries in 1914
Des Moines reports that lawyers foresee easy ballot access for a new progressive party in the upcoming November election and next June primaries. Commentary from ex Attorneys General Byers and Judge Miller weighs constitutional angles and voter registration, while local entertainment notes praise Majestic Theatre acts and a Carroll Mills job update.
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Des Moines
New
Progressive Party
W. H. Byers
Mr. Byers
Jesse A. Miller
Miller
Roosevelt
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Yrnger
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Cedar Rapids
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