Will reorganize Three-1 League in Chicago meeting
Davenport Iowa September 21 The Three-1 League will reorganize its circuit and elect a new president in Chicago on October 7 or 14. J Hayes of Davenport and Jimmy Boyle are mentioned as Tearney successors while A R Tearney faces weak support in the south. Attendance figures show Dubuque above the limit while Danville Decatur and Springfield fall short.
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Davenport
A. R. Tearney
Tearney
Rowland
Dubuque
Nhney
J. Hayes
Jimmy Boyle
Danville
Teatrney
Boxte
Chicago
Cubs
Sox
Decatur
Springfield
Peoria
Quincy
Bloomington
Waukon farmer nets bounty for forty rattlesnakes
Waukon Junction farmer brought forty rattlesnakes to the courthouse yesterday and collected a $19 bounty. He is known as the neighborhood’s champion snake killer.
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Waukon, Ja
Waukon Junction
Sorority Snobbery Tied to Georgia Cameron Disappearance
In San Francisco on September 11, Mrs. James Cameron reports her daughter Georgia Cameron, a 14 year old girl of exceptional beauty, vanished after leaving school, allegedly driven away by snubbing from sorority members at the girls high school. The distress followed a recent incident when a teacher asked for the name of the girl who sat beside another sorority member.
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San Francisco
Cal
Girls’ High School
Georgia Cameron
James Cameron
GETS-IT Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts GETS-IT as the New-Plan Corn Cure that shrivels and vanishes corns in about two seconds without plasters knives or caustic treatments. It claims safety for healthy flesh, painless application, and price of 25 cents a bottle via I Lawrence Co. of Chicago.
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I. Lawrence Qy
Chicago
Wild horse rips through streets injuring man in Cedar Falls
A delivery horse for Bancroft greenhouse ran loose after a car door fell on it near Washington and Second streets. Mr. Bancroft was thrown, sustaining bruises to his right arm and cuts to his leg.
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Cedar Falls
Bancroft Greenhouse
Washington and
Second Streets
Bancroft
I N G Moving Pictures to Be Ready for Inspection
Cedar Falls Iowa Sept 11 Capt Jon Wilimek of Co M I N G moving pictures from the 58rd regiment in camp at Charles City will be ready for inspection next week Arrangements will be made with a local theatre to show them They will depict camp life and duty for local citizens.
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Cedar Falls
Jon Wilimek
Co. M
58Rd Regiment
Charles City
Cedar Falls brief notes on travel and local events
A Cedar Falls report lists W D Ceperles and wife traveling by car to Indiana then Missouri for visits with friends, Mrs Cuddebark and Mrs West visiting Cedar Rapids, Robert Lemmer at a Chicago reunion, a dog named Ducke killed after being hit by a train, and several residents taking trips to Minnesota, North Dakota, and New York. Local business and construction news notes Woods bakery restaurant sale to Gus Rejos and FE Peters and J M Seltenrich starting excavation for a new modern residence on Sartori lot between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Community Notes from Waverly Daily Dispatch
Waverly daily notices report Mrs Henry Pfeffer aiding a Waterloo hospital patient and multiple visits by locals to Waterloo Plainfield Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge and Fort Dodge with relatives, travels, and fair attendance. Names include K C Hodges Miss Margaret Driscoll John Pfeffer Fred Pfeffer Nat Ellis Miriam Ross Garner Rev W Kraushaar Jeannette McWarland L Hiller E Reeves and others.
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Waverly
Henry Pfeffer
Waterloo
Henry
Nat Ellis
Ross Garner
Miriam
Winslow
Fred Huisman
Carl Reith
Fillmore
Cal
Philip Weber
Cedar Rapids
W. Kraushaar
Aberdeen
S. C
Howard Sewell
Fort Dodge
E. A. Pyne
Benton County Fair
George Dean
Jeannette McWarland
Snobbish High School Spirit Questioned by Mother
Mrs Cameron criticized the high school girls for snobbery and said the treatment of Georgia Cameron, described as sensitive and nervous, may have unsettled her and affected her mental balance. The mother denied introducing Georgia to the teacher, suggesting the tension at the school harmed the girl.
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Ter
Courted on Street Car Now Divorced in Iowa Row
In Council Bluffs Iowa Daisy P Miller formerly Daisy Tipton a stenographer married three weeks earlier after meeting on a street car and an engagement of three days was granted a divorce from Harry X Miller a street car conductor The Peoples Furniture Co Lafayette St runs an advertisement nearby.
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Council Bluffs, Ja
Daisy P. Miller
Daisy Tipton
Harry XN. Miller
Can't Afford Kidney Trouble Foley Kidney Pills Benefit
A sobering plea for men with families to avoid kidney trouble and backache. The ad claims Foley Kidney Pills are honest, wholesome, reliable, inexpensive, and restore kidney and bladder function, eliminating rheumatism and toning the system. Available at druggists. Aunt Mary's Vinegar advertised as a trusted remedy.
Time extended for new hotel project completion
Construction of the Lamson hotel at the corner of Kitt and Commercial streets has been granted an extension by Dunphy-Pridate contractors due to pile driving delays. The firm has until March to complete the hotel for occupancy despite winter setbacks, with Meyer Jerichstein supervising and steel trusses installed to support a large skylight and lobby.
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lassell-Lamson
Kitt
Dunphy
Mareth
Meyer Jerichstein
Waterloo divine at White House
Senators Kenyon and Cummins and Representatives Haugen Woods and Pope with the Rev W B Sanford of Waterloo urged President Wilson to grant a pardon for Charles Isaacs of Forest City who was sentenced to five years for fraudulent banking Isaacs accompanied the delegation but did not meet the president Wilson took the case under advisement and promised full consideration.
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Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Cumming
Haugen
Woods
Popeper
W. B. Sandford
Waterloo
Wilson
Charles Isaacs
Forest City
Isanes
White House
Cummins
Isaacs
Wade Has Charge Of Federal Funds
National Committeeman Martin J Wade is in Washington and Judge Wade travels to Philadelphia on legal business as the government representative in the exchange of securities for public deposits between Des Moines and Sioux City banks and the Treasury. The deposit of public funds in Town totals 1 090 000 dollars to be divided between Des Moines and Sioux City after talks with Secretary McAdoo.
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Washington
D. C
National
Martin J. Wade
Judge Wade
Philadelphia
Exchange of Securities
Des Moines
Sioux City
The
Treasury
McAdoo
Facing a Serious Proposition Kidney Health Ad
An advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills cure kidney and bladder trouble and restore health and strength when taken. It claims the product is sold by all dealers and presents a warning about neglect leading to serious complications.
Larrabee Urges Probe of Wreck In Des Moines
Senator Fred Larrabee urged the Iowa state railroad commission to order a full investigation of the Rock Island and B C R N wreck near Maynard. He was aboard the coach where several people died or were injured and pressed for examination of the road bed blamed for frequent wrecks. Commissioner Thorne supported hiring an expert engineer to inspect the track and report findings to the board.
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Des Moines
Fred Larabee
State Railroad Commission
Rock Island Fold
Maynard
Larratee
Thorne
Lesson in Scientific Complexion Renewing
A promotional note claims daily use of mercolized wax absorbs worn-out skin particles to transform the complexion. It promises a fresh underskin after one to two weeks and urges readers to apply the wax like cold cream each morning and night for best results.
Crown Princess of Sweden Likely to Visit America
New York reports Crown Prince Gustav of Sweden would visit the United States soon for educational work. The question arose whether his wife Crown Princess Margaret would accompany him. She is sister to Princess Patricia and has never visited this country. observers thought she might join if arrangements were made.
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New York
Guntav
America
Margaret
Patricia
Duke of Connaught
Jou
Waterloo bid contracts and bond requirements notice
Proposals received will be acted upon by the city council on the 22nd day of September, 188, at 7:30 p.m. Bidders to enter into contract when sureties approved and furnish bond to properly execute said work. If the successful bidder fails, bid money and damages may be forfeited to the city of Waterloo. City Clerk L. DeGon signs notice.
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Williston Avenue
Bayard
Martha Streets
Sullivan Avenue
Rebel Avenue
Kimball
Marsh Streets
Marsh
Moir Streets
Linden Avenue
Fowler Street
LO. T R. R
Waterloo
Dreegbor
Towa
Waterton
Iowa
Cty
Cy of
Theoetty
Nniy
City OF
Ry H
L. Degon
Notice of Bids for Street Improvements in Waterloo Iowa
Waterloo Iowa invites bids for paying curbing and guttering on Miles McKinley and Commercial streets within specified limits. Contracts include concrete paving seven inches deep and brick blocks near the WF&N railway, with bonds, guarantees, and special assessment certificates required. Proposals close September 23, 1913 at 7:30 PM. city reserves right to reject bids.
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Towa
Iowa
Bia
Inul Insald
Miles Street
Commercial Street
McKinley Street
Falls Avenue
Wereral
W. C. FL & N. Railway
City of
Coun
B. R. L. Degon
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T. Hayes
Door
Mr. Bancroft
Ceived Vainfus
Jesse Morgan
Greenwood Mausoleum
Greenwood Cemetery
August Straten
Fourth Street
Provenson
Herman Hawkins
Presbyterian Hospital
BD. A. R. Club
Marion Walker
RH. A. Snyder
Chas. Hazlett
Thirteenth
Washington Street
Washington Society
Henry Waldman
Waldman
Street Faktr
Dusmond Manufacturing Company
Citizens Bank
Earl Casner
Green Gable
Lincoln
Neb
Darners Club
Alexander
Tommorrow
BR. H. Stiles
Second
Main Street
McCreary
F. A. Fitzgerald
Franklin Street
Aunt Mary
Lawn City
W. D. Ceperles
Wife Lests
Lahigh, In
Mrs. du Bois
Ducke
Leo Panlger
Rock Island
Sheriff Shores of
G. S. Martin
G. R. Dayton
Minnesota
North Dakota
Mark Seliger
Albert Lea
Minn
Albert Lea Orchestra
J. A. Robertson
City
Dora Ufford
Walnut Street
Mr. Robertson
T Restaurant
Gus Rejos
FE. Peters
Woods Bakery
J. M. Seltenrich
Sartori
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Evening Courier
Jefferson St
Geo. F. Hunt
East Bremer Ave
Attle
Wash
W. N. Tyrrell
John Conrad
William McCoy
Rose Cole
L. Hiller
M. J. Cornstalk
Denison
Acken Hotel
E. Austin
Waukegan, WI
Elmer Reeves
Louis Case
Chautauqua
N. Y
R. Briggs
Tinois
Milton Bailey
Peoples Furnitre Co
Lafayette St
Mary
Waterloo Divine
Wade
Larrabee
Sweden
Princess Margaret Noe
City of Waterloo
O'Cloolk
Western Avenue
Ninth Street
South
Randolph Streets
Vermont Street
Pirth Street
Reed Street
Dawson
Kern Streets
Kern
Parker Streets
Martha Street
Berth
Williston Avenues
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