Hines Urges Legion to Support Veterans Bureau
Gen. Frank P. Hines told the American Legion convention in St. Paul that public confidence depends on stopping baseless condemnations. He praised regional cooperation and cited the bureau’s progress, noting rehabilitation gains and wider hospital access for veterans since 1919, with tens of thousands rehabilitated in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
St. Paul
Minn
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veteran Relief
Tig Stride
Bride Seeks Divorce After One Month of Marriage
Leona Sharp seeks a divorce from Ernest Sharp amid claims of cruel and inhuman treatment. Married August 2 1924 in Waterloo, they reportedly lived together until September 1 when he was arrested. She asks to resume her maiden name Leone Standare. He is listed as 23 and she 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona
Ernest Sharp
Waterloo
Man in Grandview shack saved from rats by neighbor
Morris Cotter, a frail resident of a Chickencoop shack in Grandview, was rescued after a neighbor reported extreme illness and a rat threat. A passerby summoned help. police and an ambulance took Cotter to a hospital. Doty described a scene of many rats and dogs guarding the tiny 7 by 9 foot dwelling as Cotter faced possible removal to county care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Doty
Morris Cotter
Grandview Addition
Richstreet
Cotter
Coller
Gines
Costrael
Doty
Dots
Nolice
Potter
St. I Ranels
Datn
Nouttis
Ifn
Otoge
Seemnlg
Prar Shaw
Naty
Iree County
Mrs L M Gunstead Taken To Hospital After Auto Mishap
Mrs L M Gunstead 50 of 600 Sumner street was critically bruised and internals injuried after an auto driven by Edward Marsh 903 Third Street West struck her as she crossed a wet street at 4 40 p m yesterday Marsh said she darted from behind a parked car and he could not see her in time He drove her to Presbyterian hospital for treatment today officials filmed pictures to assess injuries Police logged four other accidents Sunday with no injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gunstead
Sumner Street
Nave
Edward Marsh
Third Street
Mysterious wedding promised to 10 000 guests
Daily the gifts pour in for a secret couple as sponsors pledge prizes and services. The Lind-Cammack studio offers a wedding portrait in a ceremony attended by thousands while the Gross-Albee Print shop plans announced cards after the knot. Waterloo Electric provides a trumpet, Beaner Tea a portable electric item, and Waterloo Insurance offers a year of coverage.
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Congress Maiday
Lind-Cammack
Fourth Street
Prir
Gross-Albee
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Beaner Tea Company
Waterloo’ Insurance Agency
Varry Kummel
Ladies Race Results And Domestic Disputes At Court
The report lists multiple race results with participants Mary Jenafran Fea o0kon Po Men a racu Warry Heager and others. It records two women Amanda Sheffield and Susan Margtes arraigned for disturbing the peace after a Fourth Street dance hall fight. Sheffield denied guilt while Margtes pleaded guilty. Both were found to be separated from their husbands. fines were set at 15 dollars each after a judge's lecture, with additional fines for a plain drunk and a speeding Sunday case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jenafran
Fea
Warry Heager
Glen How- Girl
Sydney Smith
Art Ferguson Wird
Willis Jepks
J. Adama
C. C. Schill
C. A. Morrie
J. C. Reemin
Amanda Sheffield
Susan Margrtes
SheMeld
Margres
Ceckad
Bae
South Dakota Labor Federation backs La Follette Wheeler ticket
Mitchell D D reports the South Dakota Federation of Labor endorsed the La Follette Wheeler presidential ticket in their annual session held in Mitchell on Sept 16. The full endorsement marks a unified stance by state labor on the 1924 race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
D. D
Robert M. la Folletta
Burton K. Wheeler
South Dakota Federation of Labor
Picnic Draws Large Crowd From Wa terloo Business and Traveling Met’s
About 250 members of the Waterloo Business and Traveling Men's association and their families attended the annual picnic at Electric Park Saturday. After luncheon a program of athletic contests, led by Clare Heald and Ralph Heat of the C.A., was held. Winners included W. Witness fist, Clifford Max second in the boys 10 and under race. Charles Pederson first in the 12 and under race with Helen Gross second. Paul Millar first in the boys under 15, Joby Chas second. Birk race winner Helen Christensen with Selen Watkins second. Henry Cottrell first in the shoe and stocking race with Russell Werguson second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business and Traveling Met’s Association
Electric Park
Clare Heald
Ralph Heat
Hoys
W. Witness
Clifford Max
Charlots Pederson
Helen Gross
Paul Millar
Joby Chas
Helen Christensen
Selen Watkins
Bova' Shoe
Stocklig
Henry Cottrell
Russell Werguson
Rico
Katherine Miller
Free 10 day test cues promise whiter teeth and business gain
The article promotes a dental whitening method claiming a ten day test using a coupon can remove a film on teeth and reveal a gleaming, clearer smile. It argues dullness invites decay, and promises thousands already benefit from disinfection and brighter teeth through this method.
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Legion
Chief
R. A. Doty
Catter
Elven
Town City
Carter
L. M. Gunstead
South Dakota
Wheader
LA Foulette
Waterloo Morris
Tridge St. Waterloo
Town
Uneeda Graham Cracker
Mae Sturray
Metro Star
Neta
Mae
AGS
Dept. F
Wabash Ave
Chiiearo
U.S.A
United States Rubberompany
U.S
Nited States Rubber Company
Henry
Mal
Jimmy
Williamsom
Triscuit
THE
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Care Children’s
Wrigley’s
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