Iowa suffrage meeting reviews victory and plans
A statewide suffrage meeting lauded a large, efficient group of Iowa women, praised campaign fundraising and county organization, and pledged continued work for equal suffrage. Mrs Rose Lawless Geyer and Mrs Ella Caldwell outlined recommendations and finances from the campaign, while Mrs Bass spoke on Democratic support and national policies.
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Iowa
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
Iask
Central Press
Town Press Bureau
National Association For Organizers and Speakers
Suffrage Committee Reports and Local Organization Notes
A historical meeting fragment lists credentinis committee officers and Suffrage Experiences with names from Monticello, Huneston, Ackley, Des Moines, and more. It covers Methods of Future Work, Secure Township and Ward Chairs, member recruitment, and final adjournment.
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Edith Rettig
Monticello
Ilattlallingworth
Munnetsburg
Ida K.joskett
Huneston
D.ruening
Ackley
A.d. McNeil
Des Moines
M May Delle Well
Mount Pleasant
Ethelwren Brown
Vinton
Claude Porter
Iowa Women Vote Debate At County Conference
County chairmen met at Walnut Street Baptist church to discuss last spring’s defeated constitutional amendments. Speakers cited multiple factors including farm bonding fears, alcohol and dry issues, voter apathy, and the influence of women’s vote on current issues. Delegates named include Anna B. Lawther and Laura Williamson among many from Dubuque to Cedar Rapids.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Caina
Iowa
Hari Roads
Towa
Anna B. Lawther
Dubuque
Laura Williamson
Granay Ter
Winona KE. Tresves
Kuk
Marsh
Waterloo
Elizabeth Scott
Hurlington
Minnie Patterson
Sioux City
Bo. Chappell
Independence
J. J. Komrar
Webster City
Miles
Corydon
Hilzabeth Perkins
Dea Moines
Dletlook Passig
Himboldi
Mra
Loomla
Cedar Rapids
Flore Dunlap
Association
Fifth Street and Sycamore Street Paved with Creosoted Blocks
Morning note reports Fifth Street and Sycamore Street to be paved with creosote blocks, the first such pavement in the city. The project will be rushed after the new sewer construction left the streets in poor condition.
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Fifth
Sycamore
Did Your Lunch Digest Properly Free Trial Package
An advertisement claims a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet corrects digestion after a meal. It promises a free trial package and asserts the tablet’s small dose can manage an entire meal. The text emphasizes quick effect and digestion relief.
A Good Meal Well Digested and Dyspepsia Tablets
A vintage advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets aid digestion, prevent gas, heartburn, sour stomach, and throat discomfort enabling unrestricted eating. A 50 cent box is offered with a free trial via a coupon.
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Stuart
Mrs Bass Opens Suffrage Meeting With Party Claims
Mrs Bass became the first speaker to present her party's claims before the Iowa Suffrage Association. Her talk drew interest from many and left a favorable impression. An informal reception for visitors and delegates preceded her address, followed by a musical program with Miss Louise Lindner at the piano and Miss Patt Lindner singing.
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Congress
House
Judiciary Committee
George Bass
Woman’s Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Hotel Russell Lamson
Bass
Woman's
Wilson
Hughes
Democratic Party
National Committee
Children’s Bureau
Lowa
Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Revival
An ad touts a home remedy to cure dandruff by applying four ounces of liquid argon at night. The method claims to dissolve all dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair thicker and shinier after repeated use, with liquid arvon available at drug stores.
Mission at St Mary's Church Lets Women Then Men Attend
Rev dL PL Rahman leads a two week mission at St Mary's Church starting October 1 with Rev Prange Welsh and Rev Wilton Pippa in charge. The first week focuses on women and the second on men. Remove brick paving on Fifth Street: several teams and a large workforce are removing bricks along the can.
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Dl PL Rahman
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Church
Prange Welsh
Wilton Pippa
Panlets Fathers
Chicago
Fifth Street
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James Devitt
Elizabeth Perkins
Marshall
Fla
Chey
TWO Weis
Buck
Hallerfest CO
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
James Black Dry Goods Co
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