Classified Advertisements Classified Advertisements Continued
Ads list poultry supplies purebred hatching eggs and stock. Rhode Island Reds Wyckoff White Leghorns Ancona breeding stock. Flocks tested and priced per hundred. Also cash for used bicycles parts and lawn mowers. Wanted men’s suits and coats guns trading. Fresh fruits vegetables and airm. Roofing glass paint and milking machines for sale. Listings include phone numbers and route addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhods Island
John M
Keane
Dunkerton
Iowa
Ames Poultry
Bonnig Mead Farm
la Porte City
Ee Ener
Rhode Island
Arney
Johnson& Page
Receiver Sale of Caward Dart Company Assets at Waterloo
Undersigned receiver to sell at public sale the assets of the Caward Dart Company at Waterloo Iowa including all properties and accounts receivable finished and unfinished products machinery tools office furniture records and more. Sale to be for cash to highest bidder under court order with no right of redemption conveying clear title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caw
Dart Company
Pulfic Mule
Caward Dart Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Coward Dart Company
Sald
K. Ev Innes
Conard Dart Company
Pike, Sias
Zimmerman Frane
Central School
Ind. School Dial
J. C G. Ralston
Fred E. Stewart
Public notice of stockholder statements and receivership sale
Sworn statement details stockholders and fiduciaries of Waterloo banks and savings, listing names and fiduciary roles as books show. Notice announces receivership sale in Black Hawk County Iowa with court order and date set for April 10, 1927 at 10 A.M., per district court action Stover White Elwell v Cawvard Dart Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Cohn
J.,greenberg
B. ‘Schultz
Waterloo
Waterloo Hide
Wool Corah
Town
B.cohn
Greenberg
Schultz
Iowa
John Moran
Black
George Moran
Porto City
Mecor & Beecher
Thompson
Tate
de Towa
Black Hawk County
District Court
Mary Kelly
J. W. Thompson
Uglerk District Court
Jackson
McCoy
Savings “Bank
Merson McCoy
Ralph Klotzbach
District Court of
Towa
Stover, White & Elwell
Cawvard Dart Company
District Court of Jews
Fosdick Criticizes Protests and Inactive Christians
New York April 4 Rev Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick at Park Avenue Baptist denounces protestants who never engage in church life calling them well meaning spectators. He urges Christians to act, question what they will do for God, and questions spiritual nomadism and church pallor and powerlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York City
Goa
Women Hold Key Posts In Texas State Government
Texas women staff and lawmakers increasingly run the state, from Miss Margie Neal the first woman senator to Miss Louise Snow the first female chief clerk of the house. Mrs. Jane Y. McCallum serves as secretary of state, with Eveta Culp as parliamentarian guiding debates. The first woman assistant attorney general is Ethel Hilton, and Miss Thelma Mize leads as first assistant under the young clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Senate
Margie Neal
Oveta Culp
Nott
Neal
Enteagues
McCallum
Dan Moody
Miriam
Ferguson
Emma Gingshby Meharg
Altho
Miss. Snow
Carl ‘Phinney
University of Texas
New Quinine Works Quickly in Germany
April 4 report from Hamburg notes plasmochin, a tasteless synthetic quinine, as a powerful malaria remedy. In more than 500 malaria cases worldwide it proved 190 percent effective, killing blood parasite bacteria and reducing fever within hours. Researchers Roehl, Schulemann, Schoenhofer, and Wingler developed the compound in five years of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebertfald
Germany
Institute For Tropical Diseases
Hamburg
Tenoris
William Roehl
Berlin
Werner Schulemann
Noeisse
Fritz Schoenhofer
Iowa Miners Enter Fourth Day of Wage Scale Standstill
Des Moines reports Iowa miners enter the fourth day of a coal field shutdown after wage agreements from a Jacksonville meeting expired. Miners plan to form a scale committee to negotiate wages with operators. George M. Heaps of the Iowa Operators Association resists direct talks but signals possible progress if a miners scale body is named. Joe M. Morris, leader of the Iowa miners, hopes committees will enable a wage agreement and resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Jaccksonville
Suale
George M. Heaps
Morris
Abia
Seperemeniae
Golden bottle marks last London bank heritage
American visitors in Fleet Street note the Hoare bank at No 137, its golden bottle sign and old world customs. The piece recalls its 1666 fire loss, quill pens, and top hats worn by staff, with a family member still in residence, while Britain ponders boiled potatoes and changing hotel policies as dogs anger patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fleet Street
Einglish
Tov
Messieurs ‘Hoare
Pepys and
Lady - Fairfax
Quarantines List of Names and Addresses
A segmented list of many personal names and street addresses appears, with entries such as Max Hoffman at 606 Dawson and Mrs James Collings at 10114 Franklin. Other names include Jack Dewees 2207 Third West, Warren Holden 209 Home Park, Irene LeMars 716 Bluft, James Bisdorf 928 Frank Indean Garvin 510 Baltimore, and Laura Biluch 522 Colorado. The fragmentary item reads like a roster of quarantines or residents, with varied spellings and inconsistent punctuation throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menales
Max Hoffman
Dawson
James Collings
Franklin
Jack Dewees
Warren Holden
Home Park
Robert Jacklin
Berteh
Glenn: Kane
Hammond
Robert Kiefer
Clay Robert Stone
Ankeny
Irene Le«mars
Bluft
Jack Sundby
James Bisdorf
Frank Indean Garvin
Baltimore
Marjorie’ Hansen
Laura’ Biluch
Colorado
J. J. Grifith
State
Seatlet Vover
Everette
Welch
Lester Jet Murder Trial Deluge of Witnesses Rile Town
Abe Martin reports on the Lester Jet trial for allegedly shooting Pearl Jet at close of a quarrel. defense attorney Bangs portrays Jet as tired after shopping and seeks to prove no murder occurred. Jurors hear from local residents, including post office nominees, about Jet’s character and history of quarrels in a bid to cast doubt on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Jet
Pearl
Bangs
State’ Committee
Lester Jet
Quarrel
Élient
Avuz
A. Skunk
van’ Standin
Pearl Jet
Lester ‘Jet
Skunk
Hens set record as stepmothers at Winsted farm
On a 50 acre Winsted farm Dayton Wright raises land and waterfowl including 10 pheasant varieties and several duck and fowl breeds. The hens reportedly hatch many broods, producing 800 to 1,000 birds annually for breeding and frame. The curious scene notes the birds’ unaccountable maternal behavior and constant cries from the coop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Tharronrietor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matt Philips
Jefferson St
Geo. Scully
Interurban
Charlie Kud Jetz
Hawk St
M. B. ‘Baum
West Fourth G
Glass & Paint Co
Reed
Carin
LEGAL
Edward L. Rohlf, Tanieemi, W. CG. Loga
Erates
Central- School
Edward T. Rohlf
W. C. Logan
Division of Classification
Washington, D. C
Shack
Dr. Fritz, Schoenhofer
DI. WM. Aceel
DI August Wingler
de Werner Scrulemann
Union
Ile
OLD British Bank
Britain
Cooking College of
Empire Marketing Board
Dendon
England
Roxburgh
May’ Goelet
Newport
Countess of Giranard
Beatrice ‘Mills
Staatsburg
Lady Bingham
Sloan Chauncey
Kentucky
Prince of Wales
Old
No. 10
Downing Street
Stanley Baldwin
Mrs. Baldwin
Abe Martin
Clearin
Ton
Kebty Lester
Alex Hulsizer
al Bangs
Th’ Jets
Middle West
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Lay
Great Middle Western States
Standard’ Oil Company
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Ill
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