Water loo Cedar Falls & Northern under federal manager
The Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad will come under the federal manager 8S. G. Strickland of the Chicago and North Western with headquarters in Chicago. He will have complete jurisdiction over all departments and report to R. H. Aishton in the northwestern region. The Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern is placed under the same management. Local management remains unchanged.
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Federal Railroad Administration
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
G. Strickland
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern
Annual Picnic of Early Settlers Program at Chautauqua Park
The Early Settlers picnic program at Chautauqua Park tomorrow includes Sherman Mears addressing the crowd and Nora Shanewise delivering an elocution reading. The event is expected to draw a large attendance in good weather. The Sanguist family reunion, the first in over 20 years, will take place at Sans Souci with relatives visiting from Cambridge, La Grange and La. The Sanquist family plan a weekend gathering with out of town guests including Vir. and Mrs. O. B. Sanguist and Wesley, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanguist and their three children.
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Chautauqua Park
Sanguist
V. S. Sanguist
Sans Souci
O. B. Sanquist
Wesley
Cambridge
Walter Sanquist
Thayer, Ia
Arthur Sanquist
la Grange
E. Sanquist
Police Notes In Domestic Dispute With Brown
William Brown was arrested September 3 for disturbing the public quiet and arraigned before Judge Birdsall who found him not guilty after a lengthy testimony session. He and his wife were fined one dollar plus costs and urged to bury the hatchet and cease name calling.
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William Brown
Birdsall
Brown
Hunters Warned Against Violation of New Bird Law
Washington advices emphasize strict enforcement of the migratory bird law effective Sept 1. Open season for wild fowl runs Sept 16 to Dec 21 and many birds are protected. violations carry penalties up to 6500 dollars and six months imprisonment.
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Washington
Canada
Temperatures for September 6 Reported by Buchanan Opt Co
Readings show midnight 59, 6 am 54, 1 pm 74 after yesterday’s range of 51 to 70. The data reflects the day's temperature spread and peak.
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Buchanan Opt. Co
Awaiting The Joyful Sound For Expectant Mothers
A vintage promotion extols Mothers Friend external use to ease pregnancy. The ad claims widespread use by thousands of women to prevent nausea nerves bearing down and pains during waiting months and to aid in easier labor. It urges procuring two bottles from Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta Georgia and notes a motherhood book.
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Nature
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bidg
Atlanta
Pierce Resigns From State Defense Council
Des Moines dispatch reports publisher James M. Pierce of Town Tlomestead has resigned from the State council of defense amid talk of expulsion. Gov. Marding was to announce the council's action and Pierce's resignation as a practical resolution. official confirmation was lacking. A separate note mentions a Kansas City suburb where a shack is built from lin cans, unsoldered and rolled flat.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
James M. Pierce
Tlomestead
State Council of Defense
Marding
Pierce
Defense Council
Kansas City
Last Night's News in Brief Highlights
AP brief across cities reports Wilson delaying a national tour for the fourth liberty loan due to revenue bills. Senators from cotton states oppose any war industries board price caps. The waterpower leasing bill passed the House with no fair value clause. Laredo embargoes newsprint exports to Mexico over Carranza decree. Dawson reports explorer Stefansson heads to Vancouver to brief Canada. Washington notes standard railroad contract terms with the government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Laredo
Tex
Mexico
Carranza
Dawson, V.T
Villhjalmar Stefansson
Dawson
Vancouver
B. C
Washington, D. C
Brant Joins Iowa City Writer to a Major Post
The article notes Brant, an editorial writer and war critic from the Iowa City Republican staff, moving to a high-profile post amid handling of railway security and aviation figures. It mentions aviator Max Miller delivering U S mail, and ties to St. Louis Star and the Des Moines Register and Tribune.
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Brant
ST. Louis
Henied
Iowa City
Irving Brant
Les Moines Register and Tribune
St. Louis Star
Republican
Sales notice of gents' furnishings and fabrics
A cleaning-out sale lists men garments including white wash ties plain white sport shirts white and blue striped wing hams work shirts priced up to 1.25 each. Boston garters single grip priced 29 cents per pair. Tomorrow and Saturday sale days noted.
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Boston
Grocery Section Tomorrow License 672748
A garbled grocery ad fragment lists Libbys Pineapple beans coffee and various canned goods with scattered prices and product names. It references Dentibles like Ivory Soap and Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, plus Household items and health products, all amid noisy OCR text.
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W.C.F.& A. Road
Chicago
West Fourth Street
Whittall and
Royal Bengal
RUGS
Say Pierce
France
U.S
Legion
TLOOR
Cleveland
Max Miller
United States
Rowantad
New York
Welch
India
Mission
Chas
F. Keely
West
Liberty
Fourth Street
Sale
Hudson
Ilinison-Reinbeck
Watson
William Holland
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Theo. P. Reider
Lincoln, Iowa
Rawak
Wend Bendel
Joseph
Bineck Weis
Fane Marsh
Madame Cheekanow
de Marinis
Libby
Hamilton Twill
Stratford Crotonies
Armanud
Newbre
Lee Hospital
A. Oy
Rae Ee
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