Iowa stockmen resist proposed Panama Pacific show ban
Des Moines reports stockmen oppose California’s plan to bar Middle West livestock from the Panama Pacific Exposition citing fear of competition. Iowa officials note entries are free from foot and mouth concerns and stress strict disinfection for barns and pens. Prominent breeders list horse draft entrants from Des Moines and Ankeny with shows in Frisco, October.
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Des Moines
California
J. J. Gibson
Creeders Gazette
Q. Lively
Panama-Pacife Exposition
Middle West
Gibson
OQ. Lively
San Francisco
Iowa
Henry
Lefeoure
Fairfax
Win
Crowney
Hudson
J. C. Singmaster
Keota
Charles Irvine
Ankeny
C.G. Good
Ogien
Adam Stirling & Son
J. J. Lynes
Plainfeld
Upper Iowa Conference session notes strong pastoral changes
The Upper Iowa Conference in Dubuque reports notable activity with Dr. A M Billingsley and Dr. W W Carnton presenting annual reviews. New churches in Elgin, Monmouth, Stanwood, and De Witt join district growth alongside rising benevolences and rural church improvements.
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Dubique
W. W. Carnton
Davenport
Monmouth
Stanwood
de Witt
Twenty Indicted in Muscatine Bootlegging Case
In Muscatine County twenty indictments against alleged bootleggers were returned this week. County Attorney Stafford, aided by paid spotters, pursued evidence leading to the true bills. He called for convictions, saying a second one would send offenders to the state penitentiary. all indictments were issued secretly.
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Muscatine
Cam- Palen
Stafford
Death of Crescent youth after pitched ball accident
Earl Driver 16, son of Walton Driver, died after eight hours of artificial respiration at Mercy hospital. He was struck on the left temple by a pitched ball during an amateur game near Crescent, collapsed, and could not be revived despite medical efforts.
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Council Bluffs
Earl Driver
Walton Driver
Crescent
Hlm
Mercy Hospital
Althe Thi
New Mexico Farmers Purchase 500 Dairy Cattle in Iowa
Central New Mexico farmers Barber and Taylor plan to buy 500 dairy cattle in Iowa to boost local farming. About 450 are not purebred with roughly 100 Holsteins and the rest Guernseys and Jerseys. They will assemble cattle at Wilcox & Stubbs in Des Moines and ship two carloads next week. Taylor notes dwindling alfalfa prices and aims to improve soil fertility and dairy production for regional markets in California and Texas.
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Des Amolura
Taylor
United States
Barber
Mr. Taylor
California
Texas
Augusta tas plenty of postmasters and discord over mail
Augusta Iowa faces a postoffice dispute as two local store owners contend for the office. Wh A Resch, long time postmaster, resists handing over duties while Frank Buck, new appointee, awaits transfer after efforts to keep the office open. Separate note reports a $25,000 gift to the Foreign Missionary Society by Mrs M J Grigor.
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Augusta
Des Moines
Wh. A. Resch
Burg
Frank Buck
Postal Department
Buck
Resch
Mason City
Nev. Z. B. Wagner
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. J. Grigor
Foreign Missionary Society
Droperty
Hss
D. McCrigor
Chicago Specialist Dr Shatlenberger Visit Ad
A notice promotes Dr Shatlenberger the Chicago Specialist visiting Waterloo at Hotel Eltis on Saturday September 18. The advertisement claims he cures stubborn bronchial cases and has 14 years of local reputation, inviting people to consult him for beneficial talk regardless of treatment.
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Providence
Shatlenberger
Chicago
Hag
Eltis
Waterloo
District conference notes and Sunday school progress
The report covers apportionments across towns including La Porte City Cedar Falls and Rockford, with Cedar Falls near 3000 for benevolences. It notes better Sunday school organization, Arthur M. Jayne’s work in Rockford, Epworth leagues active, Nora Springs convention well attended, and modest to strong pastor support increases amid rising living costs. William F. Spry signs off as district brother and servant.
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Methodist Book Concern
Graham
Chicago
San Francisco
Commission On Education
Upper Fown
Board of Trustees
Edwin W. Lee
Upper Iowa
W. A. Odell
Iowa
Viola
Frea A. Smith
Hazieton
W. T. Densore
Quasqueton
Upper Lows
Cornely Jeoltege
Saratoga Springs
Theodore N. Wenderson
Harry F. Ward
Boston University
Federation For Social Service
Hadwen Williams
Plymouth
R. Beatty
Mount Vernon
Jeader
Waterloo
Tommy Evans
Hrietal
First Church
Stni
Wis
Cedar Alls
Junesville
Shell Rock
Dumont
Grace Clavch
Pirstchurch
Dysart
Stout
Treene
la Parte City
Walverly
St. Paul’s
Hansell
Stock
J. W. Holeland
T. MM. Eivans
Coffrey
Kan
Isz
Jayne
Rockford
Dysart Doogie
Publc
Fohr Ryans
Brother Evans
Mooreville
Brother Evans Fe
John Evans
Roble
Linden Church
Earl A. Baker
Hastor
Brother Baker
Art
Auburn
Marble Rock
Northwood
Geneseo
Waverly
New Hartford
Sumner
Grace Church
Water
Janesville
Greene
la Porte City
Aredale
Allison
Kensett
Dmlainfield
Cedar Falls
Arthur M. Jayne
Epworth League
Nora Springs
Readman
Brother Readan
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Woman’s Home’ Missionary Society
Liam
William F. Spry
Pimples and Skin Eruptions Warn of Bad Blood
An advertisement urges relief through S S S blood tonic for skin conditions described as a long standing blood impurity. It claims the remedy purifies the system and cleanses the blood from birth, revitalizes red blood, and improves complexion, with expert advice available from S S S Co in Atlanta Georgia.
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S. S.S
Atlanta, Ga
Property transfers in Waterloo and Baltimore adds noted
Documents record parcels in Waterloo and Baltimore adding transfers. P. W. Belangee sells part lots 1 2 3 block 2 Calumet to A. J. Cornwell for 1 dollar. N C. B. Harrison sells 50n and 1-2 jet 21 Garden Place Waterloo for 135 dollars to Burton EB Wil.
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Black Bank
Col Apstract Co
Niels Christian Jacobsen
Dbidcleh Storjohann
Henry Spellerberg
D. BE. Howell
Woodlawn Add
Waterloo
Elsie Warneka
Andrew Attleson
Warneka
Ada
L. D. Frazier
A . J. R. Woody
C. BE. Noonan
Wna
A. J. Cornwell
P. W. Belangee
Baltimore
Witlant F. McGarvey
3Anson
Nelua D. Cohn
Ben J. Wowrey
Calumet
C. B. Harrison
Burton EB
Gardan Place
How to Beat Dyspepsia and Stay Safe
Dyspepsia leaves the stomach and blood impure, weakening the body and inviting serious diseases. To prevent or overcome dyspepsia, neutralize stomach acid with a teaspoon of bisulfated magnesia dissolved in a quarter glass of water after meals. Ensure the product is bisurated magnesia and consult a druggist like J. K. Jocter.
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Propia
J. K. Jocter
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