Grout Defends Capital Extension From Tax Increase Link
Henry W. Grout, representative of the Fifty sixth district, says a local paper misrepresented the capital extension bill. He argues the tax rise stems from state institutions and the department, not the capital extension, and notes many factors push levies higher while the plan aims to benefit the state as a whole.
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Lis
H. QQ
Bernbrack
Crounds
Henry W. Grout
Courier
Grout
United States
Des Moines
Capitol
Mr. Grout
State Department
Board of Control
Pyramid Pile Remedy Offers Quick Home Treatment
An ad promises fast relief from piles with Pyramid Pile Remedy in plain packaging. Readers are urged to mail name and address to Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan for a sample package prepaid.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Tom
Market Hints and Weather Outlook from Chicago Exchange
Weather forecast calls for rain in the east and cooler, fair conditions in the west with moderate winds. Wheat prices eased with selling pressure from European imports and Canadian ties. Corn and oats showed mixed declines while provisions held steady amid a cautious trading session led by speculative activity.
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Luwa
Fair
Dair
Chicago
CJ Waaltens
Live Stock Market Check In Kansas City And Chicago
Kansas City reports today receipts of 7 004 cattle and 4 000 sheep with market opening steady to weak for cattle and steady for sheep. Chicago Union Stock Yards lists cattle 3 500 and sheep 2 25 as receipts with cattle opening strong and closing steady while sheep weaken slightly for September 16.
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Kansas City
Timarket
Benes
Jaimbhis
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Omaha
Nebept
Texas
Market snapshot and grain quotes from Waterloo area markets
Wheat and corn quotes listed with futures and numbers for Sept Dec and different grades. Waterloo markets report flour and grain prices including butter, oats, barley, and potatoes per bushel in late market figures.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Waterloo and Bunnies Tie in Knighthood Night Ball Game
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo battled to a 6 6 nine inning tie. Cap Anson umpired as Oriole Billy Hofer and Blodgett matched zeroes until a late rally. A Knights of Pythias banquet followed the game with speeches and music.
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Cedar
Knights of Brrotherly
Waterloo Sguane
Cedar Rapids Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Mr. Blodgett
Doc Andrews
Invaders
Oriole
Billy Hofer
Cap. Anson
Anson
K. of P. Hall
Grand Hall
P.O. A. Veale
Reid
Haskins
McFarlane
Corson
Stauffacher
Blodgett
Ferguson
Rapids— Abr
H.p.o.ae
Peeta
Peereet
Gilley
Carson
Tibbitts
Pitner
Sampson
Green
Hedges
Iggplass
Hofer
Majestic bill delivers top laughs with James Kennedy Act
At the Majestic the current week offers strong entertainment led by James Kennedy & Co in Joking for Father with Kennedy as Richard Livingston showing versatility. The program also features Romhar Deerfeet the Indian Pablo and Fabrito Italian musicians Van and Carrie Avery and a Eugene trio of bar performers with Kinemacolor photo love of unusual interest at each show.
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Majestic
James Kennedy & Co
Father
Geigs
Mr. Kennedy
Richard Livingston
Romhar Deerfeet
Pablo and
Fabrito
Van
Carrie Avery
Royal Enttertainers
Eugene
HICENSER TO WED
George H. Cockburn of Waterloo plans marriage to Irene B. Elwell of Fargo South Dakota and Warren Li of Sibert Waterloo with Emma Carr of Waterloo listed in the notice. The notice appears to report multiple individuals connected to a forthcoming wedding.
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George H. Cockburn
Waterloo
Irene B. Elwell
Fargo
S. D
Warren Li
Sibert
Emma Carr
Weekly Weather Forecast for Washington and Regions
The forecast predicts a rainy week starting in the southern states and spreading to the Ohio Valley and mid Atlantic. Expect rain across central and northern areas east of the Mississippi with frosts in the lower Great Lakes region and parts of New England and the far northwest.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Mississippi River
Nake
Middle Atalantic ‘Rlates
New England
Northwest
Oil Salesmen Meet In Dubuque District Office Shifts Announced
Oil company salesmen from the district gathered in Dubuque. Alex Robinson of Dubuque, previously in charge there, is reassigned to run the St. Louis office. W. L. Harmon of Chicago will head the Dubuque district. Mrs. M. T. Wagner of Chicago and Mrs. Barron of Faribault visited Mrs. T. W. Place at 512 High street. Mrs. Barron left for Chattanooga to attend the Grand Army encampment.
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Kh. H. Cox
Floyd Dunkelbers
Standard O1l Co
Hive Deen
Dubuque
Alex. Po Rpbinson
St. Louis
Wloe. Harmond
Chicago
M. T. Wagner
Barron
Faribault, Minn
Mis. T. W. Place
S12
High Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army
Henry S. Douglas
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
Conrar
Douglas
Wapsie
Dunkerton
Convier
Local City Briefs Highlight Visits and Gossip
A parade of visitors and residents fills Waterloo and nearby towns. W Harris of Jesup visits his daughter in town while Mercia Webster visits Charles City relatives. Los Angeles siblings Cobb and H A Cobb family guests in Water loo recall prior ties. Mrs Dixon formerly Lillian Mack returns from Cony Colorado to see Mack kin. William Tait, hotel clerk, stops by Waterloo after Sioux City visit. Earl Yordy heads for Alburnette with bloodhounds to trail a suspect. Orval Huston welcomes a ten pound boy, and Anna Miller returns to Charles City.
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W. Harris
Jesup
Mercia Webster
Charles City
C. Jr. Cobb
Los Angeles
H. A. Cobb
Waterloo
Cobb
J. 15. Sedgewick
G. WH. Dixon
Cony
Colo
W. F. Mack
Dixon
Lillian Mack
Rena McKeene
Elmer Haven
William Tait
Sioux City
Earl Yordy
Al‘burnette
Orval Huston
Denver Street
Anna Miller
Bible Institute Sessions Draw Big Attendance In City
Audiences at the Bible Institute seminars hosted by the Y M C A and Y W C A heard Rev. Frank X. Palmer of Winona Lake discuss Orientalism of the Bible and a Psalms study. F A Ferguson seeks funds to paint Redball Route telephone poles from St. Louis to St. Paul with white panels and red balls, marking the corridor through Black Hawk and adjacent counties.
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Bible Institute
Y. Wlc. A
Frank X. Palmer
Winona Lake
Ind
Palmer
Orient
David
Moses
The
F. A. Ferguson
Black Hawk County
Automobile Good Roads’ Club
St. Leuis
St. Paul
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Waverly
Charles City
Middle West
la Porte City
Washburn
Janesville
Black Hawk
McCaskill to Face Murder Charge in November Trial
The hearing for Jefferson T. McCaskill, charged with manslaughter in the death of Henry Phillips, is set in the district court before Judge Mullan starting November 2. Edwards Longley & Ransier represent him while County Attorney Hoxie and Edward McCoy prosecute.
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Jefferson T. McCaskill
Mul’ Lan
McCaskill
Henry Phillips
Poyner Township
Edwards, Longley & Ransier
Hoxie
Edward H. McCoy
Butler County Board
Black Hawk Board
University Hospital
Do Room Hotel Soon Available in Hope Martin Building
A three story brick hotel is being constructed on Sycamore Street in the Hope Martin building. Fifty rooms with outside steam heated baths will be furnished to high standards, aiming to rival top city hotels. Manager Ray Carey plans to move into new offices on the first floor within a week.
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Hope ¢. Martin
Sycamore Street
Logan House
Martin
Western Union Commercial Telegraph
Ray Carey
Waterloo star Tuttle drafted by St Louis Americans
Howard Tuttle, Waterloo’s star pitcher from Watertown New York, is drafted by the St Louis Americans. Scout Barrett confirms the Waterloo pitcher will join St Louis, ending his Waterloo career. Overwork early in the season affected his late form, making a return impossible. Jenkins of Keokuk and Rumler of Burlington also drafted by the Browns. Jenkins was a star catcher and Rumler showed strong hitting and versatility in the outfield and infield.
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Howard Tuttle
Waterloo
St. Louis Americans
Tuttle
Watertown
N. Y
Barrett
Central Association
Jenkins
Keokuk
Rumler
Burlington
Browns
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Marshalltown
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Janes
Mpcaskill
Mjenoia Central Railroad
Twitle
OT. Louis
Savoy Cafe
Sycamore St
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Peek-Rath
Hileman &J .Gindt
E. 4Th St
Tows St
Waterloo Steam Laundry
5Th
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Singer
West Tenth St
Della V. Faton
Eighteenth St
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Austin
Leversee
Cedar Falls
Route 1
M. J. Pommer & Co
Jefferson St
Chautauqua Park
M. Storm & Co
Commercial St
Russell-Lanson
Knox Co
Edina
Acer Farm
5S Francis Hospital
Charles Ro Walker
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Twin Cities
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Heetor
EW. Martin
Potter Ave RD
Punk
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Gangright
House of Fines
Cole
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State Board of Examiners
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