Free Methodists to Convene Annual Town Conference
Waterloo Free Methodist church hosts the forty eighth annual Town conference starting tomorrow through Sunday. Bishop W H Clark of Rome N Y National church leader will speak at 7 30 p m tomorrow and at other sessions. Daily programs include 8 30 to 11 20 a m sessions and 2 30 and 7 p m sermons. Rev F L Baker will speak at a missionary service Friday at 7 30 p m. All are invited to attend all sittings and religious services throughout and on Sunday.
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Waterloo
Franklin
Lane Streets
Free Methodist
W.H. Clark
Rome
Bishop Clark
Fairfield
Burlington
Mamquoketa
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Birmningham
F. .L. Baker
General Missions
Cedar Falls Suit Over Auto Mishap Injuries
Kliebenstein and Emma sue Cedar Falls for 1900 and 2500 dollars claiming injuries and vehicle damages from an auto incident April 3 1921. They allege the city allowed a dangerous approach at a Narrow Grade over Dry Run near Twenty seventh Street after the north side was undermined and grass grew at the edge.
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Kliebenstein
Emma T Kiicbenstein
Cedar Falls
Dry Run
Twenty
Klichenstein
Finds Tubes Among Tubers in Iowa Patch
Sunday morning in Marshalltown Iowa lime Kelch Liscomb discovered a pasteboard carton hidden among potato vines near the M and St L right of way. The crate contained twenty four 25x4 fire storced items leading to a sheriff inquiry and the search for suspects.
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Marshalltown
Liscomb
Murphys
J. R.meekins
Silent Deaf Convention Shows Silent Melodies Stir Crowd
At a Waterloo gathering of the Igwa Association of the Deaf 200 hands sign yanked in unison to sing America while no voice or organ sounded. Leaders spoke in sign language on debt to society and duty to country as 1925 venue set for Dubuque.
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Waterloo
Keats
Igwa Association of the Deaf
America
Jed
Mary Ray
Cedar Falls
M. E. Church
Jong
Plance
Carl Osterberg
Cedar
F. C. Holloway
Council Bluffs
R. J. Stillman
Cedar Falls-Waterloo
Silent Club
Gilmore Named Ticket Clerk at Illinois Central Station
G. K. Gilmore of Dubuque has joined as ticket clerk under W. L. Buckley at the Illinois Central station with Mrs. Gilmore to establish a Waterloo home. He succeeds R. E. Hardy who left due to illness and formerly served as chief clerk to H. S. Gray, division passenger agent.
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G. K. Gilmore
Dubuque
W. L. Buckley
Gilmore
Waterloo
R. E. Hardy
H. S. Gray
Des Moines Sheriff Robb Faces Political Turmoil
In Polk County the sheriff's office becomes a campaign battlefield amid charges of bungling extravagance and inefficiency. Robb accuses county supervisors of overcharging on marteage and other irregularities, while hints of ouster proceedings circulate.
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Des Moines
Polk County Sheriff's Office
Robb
Rsdale
Nuxated Iron Promises Strength and Quick Blood Boost
An old-time medical pitch touts Nuxated Iron as a quick daily treatment for fatigue, weak nerves, and pale blood. It cites famous users, urges one month trials, promises no teeth or stomach harm, and offers refunds if unsatisfied.
Watermelon picnic death and fatal lightning strike
In Cedar Rapids Iowa a man named William Simonsen died after an acute gastritis attack following a watermelon picnic near Linwood on the Buffalo road. He reportedly had heart trouble. In Sidney Iowa a seven year old girl Leota Kearns was killed by a lightning strike while playing under a tree during a thunderstorm.
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Cedar Rapids
Linwood
Buffalo Road
Vereen
Maliam Simonsen
K of P
Red Men
Simonsen
Bolt
Sidney
Leota Kearns
Ira Kearns
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad In 1900s Paper
An advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a genuine wholesome remedy for biliousness sick headache sour stomach indigestion and constipation. Osburn of Lucesville Ohio shares relief after using them and claims he can eat anything now. Sold everywhere.
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Fe T
Osburn
Lucesville
Foley
Simple home remedy drowns blackheads with talonite powder
The article touts using two ounces of talonite powder from a drug store sprinkled on a wet blackhead area and washed to dissolve and remove blackheads. It warns pinching or squeezing irritates pores and offers this method as a quick, residue free solution.
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First Wisconsin National Bank
Milwaukee
Wis
W. B. Calloway
W.G. Brown
Naval
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sheriff Robb
United States
United States Army
U.S
Percy R. Wood
Leavite
John G. Wright
W. 5Th
St. Phone
L. E. Glaza
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Byvank Transfer & Fuel Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ave
Kleenewick
W. Schuneman CO
Rexall
Orpheum
Keith
Maxwell Quintette
LeRoy
Mabel Hartt
Warner & Cole
Dave Manley
Marian Gibney
Independence, Fl
Billy Miller & CO
Cedar Valley
Jazz Alley
Freed
Scane
Sale
Cutieare Laboratoriee
Salden
Déane
Witing
Drogeion
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