Tragic August Pike's Peak Death of Texas Couple
A Dallas, Texas printer and his wife, Mrs. William A. Skinner, perished while ascending Pike's Peak on August 21 in a blizzard. Found near the summit, they wore scant clothing and died within view of the Cog road tracks. Their bodies were sent to Dallas for burial. their 12-year-old son is in care.
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Courier
Manitou Springs
Colo
Pike’s Peak
Dallas
Texas
William A. Skinner
C. Y W. Sells
Manitou
Mr. Skinner
Skinner
Tex
The
Typographical Union
Dallas News
Pitcher Breaks Arm In Amateur Game at Green Mountain
Eugene Johnson, pitcher for an amateur team from Marshalltown Iowa, fractured his arm when he threw an outcurve during a game with Green Mountain at Green Mountain. He was taken to Marshalltown where the fracture was set.
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Marshalltown
Eugene Johnson
Green Mountain
Universalists and Unitarians Hold Iowa Convention in Boone
The 69th annual Universalist session and 34th annual Unitarian meeting convene in Boone at the First Universalist Church. Officers from both groups are listed, with talks by Rev. Effie McCullom Jones and Rev. William H. Mc Clauslin among others. The program covers Sunday school, missionary meetings, and addresses on denomi national machinery, social and spiritual ideals, and socialism’s relation to religion.
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Universalist
Unitarian Churches
Iowa
M. D
Webster City
C. D. van Bechten
Cedar Rapids
Wis
Granville
Healey
Sioux City
Robert E. Ramsey
Davenport
Eleanor E. Cordon
Des Moines
Henry H. Griffiths
Mary A. Safford
Mary Emsley Adams
Mason City
Manley B. Townsend
Robert S. Loring
Iowa City
Johnson Brigham
Watertocanson
Boone Parish
Manley
B. Townsend
Effie McCullom Jones
D. D
Waterloo
William H. McClauslin
Chicago
The
Universalist Church
Jennie L. Bartholomew
Osage
Woman's Universalist Missionary Association
Iowa Unitarian Association
Myrtle, Barr
Flora Dunlap
Lillian Garth
Shutter
Modern Missionary Movement
N. E. Spicer
Everett Dean Martin
J. F. Newton
Jesus
N. M. Reed
Jones
Mary White Garfield
Humboldt
Hugene Mannheimer
Harvey Dee Brown
Milwaukee
New Pastor to Lead Waterloo Church as Couple Resign
Rev and Mrs L P Kopp will sever ties with the Fort Dodge Christian church and move to Waterloo to lead its church. Rev Reynolds from Fort Morgan, Colorado, will fill the vacancy here. Farewells are planned for next Sunday with Mrs Kopp lecturing on The Immortal Aluminum Box.
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Fr. Dodge
Christian Church
L. P. Kopp
Waterloo
R. Reynelda
Fort Morgan
Colo
Kopp
Hosta
Reynolds
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Local News From Littleton and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Chas Gates of Waterloo visited her daughter in Littleton last week. E E Arnold and family took a ten day auto trip to Webb. Frank Rehberg sold his farm to Fay Minton and bought Hartman farm from Mr Munn. Mrs Busse and Mrs Marnhart visiting in Dubuque. Fred and Gladys Griswold and Lewis Masters enrolled at Jesup school. Mrs Henry Bunnell and daughter Emma visited sister Mrs A Stevenson. Mrs Ann Davis and daughter from Laverne and Forrest Seitz and family of Clarksville stayed with Meythalers. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs August Sasse August 29. Drayton Hayes badly crippled from a fall. Miss Herma Minton visiting sister Mrs Andrew Frater at Bistark. Mrs W S Dunlap visiting sister at Bristow. Ferdinand Loebsack leased farm and bought a house in Jesup. Mrs G W Camp of Independence was a caller. W W Beal of Waterloo in the locality. Mr and Mrs Gill of Delphas Kansas visiting nearby. Schools opened with Miss Jarrett Hazleton in grammar and Miss Hayward in primary.
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Littleton
Chas. Gates
Waterloo
Herbert Mil-lear
E. E. Arnold
Webb
Frank Rehberg
Fay Minton
Hartman
Munn
Busse
Marnhart
Dubuque
Fred
Gladys Griswold
Lewis Masters
Jesup School
Herma Minton
Andrew Frater
Bistark
N. D
Dunlap
Bristow
Ferdinand Loebsack
Jesuip
G. W. Camp
Independence
W. W. Beal
Gill
Delphas
Kan
Jesup
Miss Jarrett
Hazleton
Miss Hayward
Waterloo Business College Sees Surge in Distant Enrollments
On opening day the Waterloo Business College reported unusually high enrollments from distant points, while local registrations remained strong, reflecting sustained interest. The college has been under management throughout recent years.
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Waterloo Business College
Advertising Strategy and The Value of Advisers in 1911
A promotional piece argues that advertising is a full science guiding from factory to home and that qualified advisers, with vast experience, can avert pitfalls and boost profits. It touts a forthcoming book detailing profitable procedures and case examples from Lord & Thomas and other leaders, urging readers to request the book.
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Lord & Thomas
Enrollment notes and a cough remedy testimonial
The article lists numerous individuals enrolling from out of town including Gladys E. Moore Sumner Robin Sisson Vinton Franklin Balsly Orchard Elizabeth Kissel Independence Harm Feldick Buffalo Center Lewis Conry Hudson Daniel R. Aiurphy Hudson Frank Klein Hudson Merle Lawrence Cedar Falls Earle Muir Cedar Falls Jensine M. Pedersen Ringsted Petra A. Pedersen Ringsted Harry Stroud Marble Rock Clars Morrison Grundy Center Leslie E. Fay Fredericksburg Clyde Richards Stanley Walter Barney Floyd Gabrielle Lerner Missouri Valley Clarice M. Krause Rudd Jennie D. Grempel Webster City Nella Jones Chester Belle Johnson Chester Ray H. Wilcox Arlington Henry C. Johnson Jesup Ralph F. Hubbard Jesup Iradell Gilson Hudson Leta C. Fowler Hampton Leane Cooley Cascade Hazel McKeicher Manly Carrie Clute Earlville Henry L. Hansen Gladbrook John E B Doorley Cedar Falls Lenore Sheffield Belmond Harry Pfeiffer Charles City The piece quotes a testimonial by Mrs. M. I. Basford Poolsville Md praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and notes it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Gates
Gladys E. Moore
Sumner
Robin Sisson
Vinton
Franklin Balsly
Orchard
Elizabeth Kissel
Independence
Harm Feldick
Buffalo Center
Lewis Conry
Hudson
Daniel R. Aiurphy
Frank Klein
Merle Lawrence
Ceder Falls
Earle ¥. Muir
Cedar Falls
Jesup
Ralph EF. Hubbard
Iradell Gilson
Leta C. Fowler
Hampton
Leane Cooley
Cascade
Old Time Remedy Darkens the Hair
An ad describes Wyeth Chemical Company Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy used to darken hair and treat dandruff and hair loss. It claims home remedies were replaced by ready to use product sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. Offered at fifty cents a bottle through H. W. Taggart in Saint Louis.
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Wyeth Chemical Company
New York
Wreth
H. W. Taggart
Commercial St
Fresh hunt for Mona Lisa reaches American cities
New York reports a renewed search for the Mona Lisa stolen from the Louvre. Customs agents received a tip that the painting has already been smuggled into the United States after landing at a Canadian port and being shipped west. A western millionaire is allegedly involved in efforts to acquire it through agents.
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New York
Louvre
Paris
United States
Caps Explosion Kills Marinette Youth Near Crystal Falls
Hjalmar Rosenlaff aged 18 died while playing near Crystal Falls Michigan after caps in his pocket exploded. A companion tried to lass o him but the accidental blast tore his body apart.
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Marinette
Wis
Hjalmar Rosenlaff
Crystal Falls
Mich
Rosenlaff
Are You Afflicted With Piles Learn Merital Pile Remedy
An advertisement claims Merito Pile Remedy provides positive and permanent relief for piles and hemorrhoids, urging chronic sufferers to use the product. Henderson Drug Co. promotes the remedy and cites druggists’ endorsement by the American Drug Association.
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Henderson Drug Co
American Drug and Prese Association
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Castoria
Fitcher
Universalists and Unitarians
Boone
Rev. L. P. Kopp
Are
W. B.C
Trade Building
Lord & Thomas Advertising
Fifth Avenue
North Wabash Avenue
Hazel McKeicher
Manly
Carrie Clute
Earlville
Henry L. Hansen
Gladbrook
John EB. Doorley
Lenore Sheffield
Belmond
Harry Pfeiffer
Charles City
Chamberlain
Tooking
Aristos
Burcer & Son
East Sixth Street
Crane & Jensen
Shionaxe
James Black Dry Goods Co
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