Banks to Seek State Charters in wake of currency bill
Des Moines reports banker Arthur Reynolds predicts more than half of national banks will switch to state charters if the currency bill passes as is. A Waterloo banker says Reynolds told him the figure may be higher, and adds that many banks will seek state status. Also note: Dr. Ws Bowers, recently in Washington, is in Chicago after traveling from national respites.
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Arthur Reynolds
Des Moines
The
American Bankers'’ Association
Waterloo
Reynold
Reynolds
Waterlooan
Des -Powers
Chicago
DroFr Ws -Bowers
Washington
Walnut Street Baptist Church to Change Morning Service Time
Beginning tomorrow the Walnut Street Baptist Church will inaugurate a new schedule allowing departure by 12:30 PM. Church leaders expect the change to reduce prior excuses for missing morning services and will feature Dr. John Bunyan Smith speaking on At 13:10 Will the Old Book Stand and at 7:30 Three Crowds and Three Crosses.
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Walnut Street
John, Bunyan *Smith
Majestic Vaudeville Bill Draws Big Crowds At Start
The Majestic reports strong attendance as Emma Francis and Arabian tumblers headline a diverse bill. Frank Bush, the Prentice Trio, Pisano and Bingham, and the Three Quartetta perform comedies and acrobatics. New acts from the Flying Banyards, Bansvard Sisters, and Lloyd Childs troupe join the four day run with Hawaiian musicians, plus German Senators and Just Nonsense. A two reel Kinemacelor program and I Should Worry revue arrive Thursday October 2.
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Emma Francis
Frank Bush
Quartetta
Prentice
Pisano
Bingham
Flying Banyards
Lloyd Child
Honolulu
Hawaii
Rice and
Cady
Vaudevillians
May Wallace Leads Singers in New Company
May Wallace heads the company and also stars as a singer and actress. The production promises stylish gowns and a strong chorus. Seats go on sale Monday for the attraction.
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May Wallace
Open football season kicks off with major games listed
The season opens nationwide with no major games this afternoon. Grinnell hosts Ames in Grinnell while Minnesota faces South Dakota at Minneapolis. Other matchups include Coe at Fayette Harvard at Cambridge Princeton at Princeton Yale at New Haven Army at West Point and Cornell at Ithaca.
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Grinnell
Ames
Clyde Williams
Minnesota
South Dakota
Gophers
Coe
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Harvard
Maine
Cambridge
Princeton
Rutgers
Minneapolis
Yale
Holy Cross
New Haven
Army
Norwich
West Point
Cornell
Colgate
Iihica
Canal Project Through Colombia Mentioned by Standard
The Standard re toted renewed discussion of S Pearson and Son securing a Colombia contract via Lord Murray of Elibank. It notes US papers call the concession a Monroe doctrine violation and suggests Atrato route canal could be built with Colombia’s consent despite Monroeism.
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London
S. Pearson & Son
Colombia
Lord Murray
Elibank
The
Standard
Panama
United States
Mother of Eighteen Children Praises Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs. C. J. Martin of Boone Mill Virginia says she suffered five years with stomach trouble and could not eat. She took three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets and recovered weight and health, now 168 pounds and able to eat freely. She recommends the remedy to locals and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Boone Mill
Chamberlain
City Bowling League Plans Annual Meeting at Jackman Alleys
The City Bowling League invites all bowlers to attend its annual meeting tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Jackman alleys. The league organized a year ago with a successful first year and several strong teams have applied. Officers for the coming year will be elected.
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City Bowling League
Jackman
The
Associated Charities
Cedar Tent
A. O. U. W. Hall
Cedar Falls
New Curtain Materials and Fabrics Featured in Sale
Monday sale highlights include new art goods by Ken Vie fmbd and a special price event on blankets, flannels, cotton batts, and a range of curtain fabrics such as Serims Nels Crotonnes and Madras cloths.
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New Art Goods
Ken Vie Fmbd
Secret of comfortable glasses and city notices
County Auditor Rainbow visits Dubuque on a business mission. Various local updates include illness, travel for work, and social visits. 47 percent of hunting licenses issued this month, averaging 21 daily. Community events cover Knights of Columbus procession, charity meeting, and upcoming bloodhound kennel plans. Roy Strong recovers after motorcycle collision and concussion.
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Rainbow
Dubuque
Charles Mantle, Jr
Locust Street
Foley Kidney Pills advertised for kidney relief and law at hand claim
Advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a safe, affordable cure for kidney and bladder troubles, backache, and rheumatism with claims of restoring normal kidney function. It urges purchase at druggists and dealers. Also notes Martin Bros lease for a new cigar stand in the Russell Lamson hotel with a seventeen foot counter and emphasis on quality furnishings.
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Fowa
Martin Bros
Russell- Lamson Hotel
Hope CG. Martin
Foley
Four in County Jail On Bootleg Indictments
The last grand jury returned eleven indictments for nuisance and illegal liquor sales. Bonds total 5300 with $200 per case. four defendants held in county jail, two men arrested after entering Waterloo on a hand car. One subject named Degre remains at large. A death in the family delayed arrest of another indicted individual.
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Waterloo
Shores
O'Blenes
Nicholas Ala
Joe F. Arcanne
Fifty Seventh Cedar Valley Baptist Meeting at Fairbank
A statistical report details the Cedar Valley Association of Baptist Churches annual gathering at Fairbank on Sept 24 25 26. Membership rose by 121 to 817 with 161 baptisms and 4804 dollars spent on penevalences including Champlin chapel. Total contributions for all objects reached 1964 with an average Sunday school attendance of 400.
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Cedar Valley Association of Baptist Churches
Fairbank
Champlin Chapel
Get Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism and Births
A local notice promotes Foley Kidney Pills to ease rheumatic pain and improve kidney function amid reports of quadruplets born to Mr and Mrs Pearl Yates. It claims kidneys cause uric acid to enter the blood and suggests the pills positively build up kidneys and expel uric crystals. The ad also offers mattress cleaning and repair services at 801 Sycamore St.
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Pearl Yates
Foley
Poultry Day on Public Market Brisk With Bargains
A large crowd flocked to the public market as nearly 100 loads of live poultry were offered. Prices ranged from 40 to 74 cents per pound, with five to six hundred poultry items and eggs at 25 cents a dozen. Farmers from Gilbertville brought wagon loads. fruit vegetables and flowers were plentiful. sorghum was scarce though hopes remained. A lost boy caused a moment of excitement before reuniting with his mother.
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Gilbertville
Edward Rich
Rich
One Bottle Stops a Child’s Bad Cold Says Mother
Mrs. Sarah E. Duncan of Tipton credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing her son's severe cold after a single bottle. The letter notes concern over consumption and urges readers that the remedy is for sale by all dealers.
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Sarah E. Duncan
Tipton
Tony
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St. Francis Hospital
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Springfield
M. Schulz Co
J.T. McGinn
Brunawick Balke-Collander Co
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