Real Estate Board Discusses Property Owner Benefits
W. E. Herren urged the Real Estate Board to form a taxpayers league to explain how tax money is spent. He argued the plan would let Realtors share knowledge with property owners and exert favorable pressure on tax policy at city, state, and national levels. The discussion referenced a state convention in Fort Dodge in December.
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Tional Association of Real Estate Aids
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Women Voters Plan Discussion at Des Moines Meeting
Des Moines reports the League of Women Voters near three-year milestone expanding to nearly all Iowa counties with a state group active nationwide. The convention aims to approve a legislative program promoting women to state legislature, maternal health laws, and wage and hour policies for women.
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League of Women Voters
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Only Two Parties on November Ballot
Des Moines Sept 14 Sample ballots for the November 7 election will be mailed to county auditors in early October by Secretary of State W C Ramsay. The ballots guide auditors in preparing county ballots. This year only Republican and Democratic tickets appear in the field—the first time major parties dominate the statewide slate. Socialists and Socialist Labor previously appeared, as did the Prohibition party in earlier years.
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Des Moines
W. C. Ramsay
Ickeia
Prohibition Party
Kendall to Enter Speaking Campaign
Des Moines Sept 19 Gov W N G Kendall plans to speak for the Republican party this fall now that railroad and thoracic strikes are settled. He will limit outside engagements and focus on party welfare rather than his own reelection bid.
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Des Moines
WN. IG. Kendall
East High Forms New Music and Literary Clubs
East High has organized new student groups for the fall and winter terms. The Threagiee clubs, led by Misa Grace Altemeyer, include a male Glee club and female Ortola and Victorian clubs for singers. Literary societies reorganized with Philomarten led by Minnie Zeuch and Erodelphian led by Grace E Jambert.
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East High
Misa Grace Altemeyer
Hoys' Glee Club
Ortola Club
Victorian ‘Club
Philomarthean Society
Minnie Zeuch
Erodelphian Society
Grace E. Jambert
Cars Crash Hourly On Monday Evening
A Red Rail Transportation bus and a car driven by R D Lammer of 715 Fowler Street collided on Park Avenue near Lafayette Street at 4 p.m. Damages were light with no injuries. At 6 p.m. a collision occurred at Park Avenue and Franklin Street involving Q F Clarks of Mason City Iowa and Geover BR Cook of 104 Walnut Street with minor damage. W E Gleason of 178 Tenth Street West reported a collision near the Fifth Street bridge at 6 p.m., his car damaged and his license 12-7814.
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Red Rail Transportations Company
R. D. Lammer
Fowler Street
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Q. F. Clarks
Mason City
Geover BR. Cook
Walnut Street
Park, Avenue
Franklin Street
W. E. Gleason
Tenth Street West
Fifth Street Bridge
Deaths by Accident Force $110000 Damages Suit Against Railway
In Fayette county Iowa based on a July 23 auto crash at the Frederick street crossing the estate of Howard Bluiadell and Theodore Hoder seeks $30 000 while W H Roder seeks $50 000 for alleged damages from the Chicago Great Western switch engine. The men returning from Great Western yards were killed and W H Roder seriously injured as rain fell and the auto hit the switch engine.
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A. L. Hockings
Grst
W. H. Roder
Great Western
Pasadena Heads Strong List For 1923 G. A. R. Encampment
Des Moines hosts delegates from September to decide next meeting place for the national G. A. R. encampment. Pasadena veterans expect to present the invitation. California drum corps members O. W. Kinsman Philo Case and Robert Bain recall Iowa war service and Revolutionary War era drama.
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Philo Case
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Iowa Infantry
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Four Autoists Contribute Fines for Parking Violations
Four motorists paid six dollars each to the city treasury after police court proceedings. All four drivers were cited for illegal parking and the rulings upheld the violations. Named defendants were BE Dubois, B H Smith, G B Thompson, and Leon Warr. Each was fined three dollars and fifty cents plus costs totaling with tax.
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Smith
G. B. Thompson
Leon Warr
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Rain totals aid fall ploughing and pasture revival
Rainfall since Sunday night reached 1.56 inches with yesterday adding 1.66 inches. Government gauge shows 0.95 inch fell by 7 a.m. yesterday and 0.60 inch by 7 a.m. today. Overcast skies looked to clear, rain absorbed by the soil. Farmers report moisture beneficial for fall ploughing and reviving meadows and pastures.
Spry Return After Utah Mountain Stay
SanisBaum of 1720 Commercial street returns from three months in Utah including Balt Lake City and mountains. He arrived in poor health but reports striking improvement and new pep from the climate. He could climb stairs more easily and plans a return next year.
City Dads Back From See Elgin Sweeper
City council members traveled to Elgin Illinois to inspect the street cleaning machine produced there. The trip and examination were at the Elgin company’s expense and Waterloo officials provided full access to operation and manufacturing details. No decision yet on preference between Elgin and the Austin style.
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Elgin Company
Waterloo
Austin
The Storm Enthusiast Details Tangy Aroma Preference
An enthusiastic reader describes liking the tangy aroma of a beverage called The Storm. The fragment notes personal taste and curious tones but lacks a full incident or context.
Storm at Rialto and The Siren Call At Palace
Northwoods welcomes The Storm at Rialto this week with a snowbound forest setting and strong performances by Truuse Peteres and Virginia Walls. The Siren Oak in Irvin Wint production for Paramount stars Dorothy Walton with David Powell leading, opening at Palace. Why Wives Go Wrong comes to Waterloo with ladies matinee and Primrose Path comparisons.
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Truuse Peteres
Virginia Walls
Sven Hinmanea
Kiasto Shrathe
Irvin Wiint
Paramount
Dorothy Walton
the Palace
Miss Dalton
David Powell
Palace Theatre
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Five Dollar Baby at Place Theatre and Related Photoplays
The notice lists Waterloo Theatre presenting The Five Dollar Baby with Viola, Danie in the Teadua role, adapted for the Rex Wayler screen. plus Her Gilded Cage with Gloria Swanson at Crystal Theatre and a photoplay adapted from Love Dreams. Also mentions Hillood and Sandy as a universal entertainment and Blood and Sand.
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Viola
Danie
Teadua
Rex Wayler
Trvin
Gable
Duane
Gloria Swanson
the Crystal
Avith
Lapread
Crystal Thaatris
Crystal Theatre
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