Cummins Defends Independent Stance Against Wilson Power
Des Moines address at Sigourney defends independence from popular sentiment and President Wilson. Cummins praises Wilson’s authority while insisting he will not echo another’s view, citing fiscal policy and Republican strength. He argues banking and currency law empowers lenders and warns Democrats would weaken industry and commerce. He pledges honesty and accountability to Iowa voters.
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Wilon
Congress
Cummins
Sigourney
Republic
Iowa
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Alexander
Caesar
Napoleon
United States
Theresa
Wilson Deatres
Baltimore
G. O. P. Party of Safety
Republican Party
Unite
Commonwealth
Senate OF the
Owa
Nashua Storm Strikes Farm Stock Killing Several Animals
Sept 18 Nashua report of an electrical storm damaging livestock. A farmer named Cross lost three head of horses and four cows, with carcasses found along a wire fence. Cattle were insured. Ed Hammond’s herd burned after a lightning strike. F Tatro reports three calf deaths. Russell, an elder resident, dies after long illness leaving a wife and child.
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Ed Hammond
F. Tatro
Wim
Russell
Resis
Path
Nash
Fredericksburg Notice and Local News Incomplete
Frederickburg items report Whitmer moving stock into a shop and a formal opening last Saturday. A couple, Neil Uarier and Miss Stelle Gray, were married on the 6th, and began housekeeping on the Bann Barker homestead. Jack O'Day convalesced at home after an operation in Rochester. An advertisement asks if readers are taking a course at the Queen City Dressmaking College.
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Fredericksburg
Sept
Whitmer
Wie
Neil Uarier
Stelle Gray
Bann Barker
Jack O'Day
Rochester
Minn
Queen City Dressmaking College
Idle thousands return to work in Chicago area
Idle workers from months of layoff are being recalled to jobs across Chicago. About eight thousand have gone back to Pillman shops, with a thousand more to start by week’s end, while hundreds more are being hired daily at stock yards. Morris & Co. doubled payrolls in three departments, and Central Locomotive Car Works, Argo Starch Works, and American Bridge & Structural employes are expanding daily.
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Chitage
Werkmien
Tiany Ings
Worl
Chicago
Pillman
Morris & Co
Central Locomotive Car Works
Chicago Heights
Argo Starch Works
Argo
Anperean Hridee & Sumetafuldren
Waverly Notes School Year Residents and Visitors
Waverly reports rooming arrangements at Le Burring ton residence for Misses Flo Simpson Miste Albrecht and Tena Cillett along with staff and local residents. Various visits and travel details from Sept 16 to 18 1914 include teachers students and guests, plus a long list of mailed advertisements and a county picnic postponement due to road conditions.
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Emmetsbure
Ieary Cretzmeyer
Mae Strom
Iva Rnet
Dade Ryan
Ruth Wentworth
Alivon
Leis Lowry
Cedar Rapids
Sweet
Hubbard
Alta Poole
Chicago
Poole
Alf. Mares
Margaret Sharp
Colfax
F. A. Lee
Dandruff Remedy Ad Claims Quick Hair Relief
An advertisement promotes a simple remedy for dandruff that supposedly stops itching and flaking, promising clear scalp and shinier hair. It urges purchase at drug stores and asserts inexpensive, easy application with noticeable results.
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Gent
Iowa to Run Complete Census Next Winter
Iowa officials plan a complete census to verify population changes, arguing prior counts were imperfect. The enumerators will begin Jan 1 with assessors as census takers and booster groups aiding accuracy. results expected soon after data collection.
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Tres Moines
Towa
Osage News Roundup Highlights Local and Visiting Residents
Osage notes report Carl Brown returning from Corning with a hide, visiting relatives include Mrs. John Eden of Seattle and Mrs. Herbert Kildee of Ames. Obituary notice mentions Mrs. Ole J. Feds of Rock township. Ground purchases by D W Loban on Mechanic Street. Flora Clyde resumes teaching at Shurtleff College and Arthur Clyde back to teaching in Ames. Byron Leighton back from Maige. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs George Salzman. Mrs Holbrook and Mrs Ganss hosted whist. Harold Untlar listed among residents.
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Osage
Carl Brown
Corning
John Eden
Seattle
Herbert Kildee
Ames
Chas Sweeney
John Sailer
North Dakota
D. W. Loban
Mechanic Street
Ole J. Feds
Rock Township
Flora Clyde
Shurtleff Colege
Arthur Clyde
Byron Leighton
Maige
A All
George Salzman
Holbrook
Ganss
Harold Untlar
Lewiston
Mont
Conway game injury sparks concern for Henry Bwom
Henry Bwom was hurt Monday afternoon while his team played Conway. He is recovering as officials monitor the incident and await further updates.
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Henry Bwom
Conway
Wins and Weddings in Winthrop Area Happenings
Jay Bwelteer returns from Calder Busk after six months visit. Marriage notices include Mildred Fickenger and Marvey Irmacher of Dubuque wed Sept 16, and Leonard Thom and Mattie Schafer married Sept 10. Land sale transfers near M M church. Obituary for Laura N. Jones, long-time resident, who died Sept 11 in Waterloo after goitre operation. funeral at Winthrop Congregational Church.
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Jay Bwelteer
Calder
Busk
Bla Uro
Mise Mildred Fitckenger
Marvey Irmacher
Dubuque
Uride
D. H. Fickenger
I. A. Heacock
M. MH
Mart Bucher
Leonard Thom
Mattie Schafer
Frank Thom
Ney, Brochert
Thom
Margaret Weatherbee
Ellsworth College
Richard Halleck
Columbus
Oliver
Mason City
I A
Florence Tawkins
Aurora
Bredo
Gurney
Waterton
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Fay
Lewis Meister
Independence
Coffin
Skarkford
John
Minnesota
Hufua
Henry
New Orleas
Congregational Church
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Clyde Holland
Fairview Cemetery
Oliver Jenkins
Fred Jenking
Gurney Jenkins
Harry Hawking
Malater
Rockford
John Jones
Norcroas
Minn
Vittler
No Billy Returned Against the Count Evades Law
Muscatine dated Sept 18 reports that Count WNa thoo the video seer again evades law enforcement. Information from Johnson County Iowa City suggests further actions or status in the case remains unresolved.
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Billy
Muscatine
Wnathoo
Iowa City
Johmson County
District Court Annulls Common Law Marriage In Iowa
Maquoketa Sept 18 A peculiar term at the district court arose when Frank Prindle sought a legal separation from Ola Prindle after living together for over thirty years The court learned they had never been legally married though they cohabited under common law and raised a family on a farm west of town The spouses, now in dispute, seek formal legal separation and reparation to formalize their status and property arrangements.
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Maquoketa
Frank Prindle
Ola Prindle
Waterloo Weekly Theater Preview Promises Irish Star
Waterloo hosts Gunday in The Little Last Sister with a 3 30 matinee and ticket prices of 60 cents adults 26 cents children. Fiske O Hara, a leading Irish character interpreter, brings Jack's Romance to Waterloo on September 21, featuring rich music and a strong supporting company.
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Pike O'Hara
Mommay
Fiske O'Hara
Parte
Jack
Augustus Fiton
Fustione
O'Hara
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