Leavitt Directs Lawn City Snow for 1929
Cedar Falls area notes list Roger Leavitt elected president of Cedar Fells Sunday school union for the coming year with officers and ten chairmen named. Other items include inspection of National Guard headquarters, an English club dinner, a hospital operation for Mrs. Reuben Ford, a new glass front install at Townsend Merrill Lumber, funeral services for William Belz, a Hutchinson trip for Ruth Mayland Jeff, a bridge club gathering, and a Community church circle session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar
Fells
Cedar Fells
Roger Leavitt
John B. Paul
Harry. Mumger
J. F. Cross
Harry G. Clowes
Fred
D. iCram
Charles W. Wester
Carl W. Miller
National Guard
Neil Stagig
United States
Simy
Chird
State Teachers College
Bartlett
Hall
Reuben Ford
Cedar Falls
Sartori
Washington Township
Townsend-Merrill Lumber Company
Main
Belz
William Belz
First Evangelical Church
H. J. Faust
Greenwood
Fred Hoffman
J. H. Gerholdt
Philip Seltenrich
Samuel Wartiman
Fred Graham
Herman Miller
Ruth Mayland
Jeff
Hutchinson
Kan
EB. W. Mayland
Virginia Philpot
J. B. Newman
Washington Street
Women's Circle of
Gallege Hill
Leslie I. Reed
Town Street
College
Samuel Shiliam Celebrates 84th Birthday in Waterloo
Samuel Shiliam, longtime Waterloo resident and real estate man, turns eighty four today. He remains active with sharp faculties after a two month southern trip to Oklahoma to visit his son Siriram. He helped found Shiliam's addition, ran a meat market, and once operated a corn cob pipe factory. His wife Mrs Shiliam died last year.
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Samuel Shilliam
Campbell Avenue
Waterloo
South
Oklahoma
Siriram
Wisconsin
Shiliam
Shilliam
East Orchestra Heads to State High School Contest
East High and West High prepare for the state contest May 2 to 4 with East Orchestra in Friday events and solo entrants Robert Kenney oboe and Margaret Moore viola alongside East and West participants. Memorial Union at Town City serves as contest headquarters.
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East High Orchestra
Fred J. Miller
Hest High
West High Boys' Glee Club
Waterloo
Robert Kenney
Marrgaret Moore
Ioone Low
Lions Club Winning Bowlers Banqueted at Losers' Expense
Forty Lions club members attended a dinner at Hotel President hosted by losing teams of the club bowling league. Winning captains were Steven Brown, John Koch, and Frank Wyant. Prizes went to Gus Thode for high average 173 and Frank Wyant for high single 230.
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Lions Club
Lions Bowling League
Steven Brown
John Koch
Frank Wyant
Leon Campbell
Oliver Stevenson
T. C. Thompson
Gus Thode
W. A. Reusch
Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects 1930s Network Lineup
The page lists a dense daily timetable of radio programs across stations like WBBM KOIL WCCO and WEAF, detailing shows from 6:00 to 11:00 with music ensembles, orchestras, talk segments, markets, and public affairs. It reflects a period listing multiple networks, time zones, and a wide array of entertainment and informational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Iaza
Bob
Walter Wilson
al Melgard
WZ & Wharf
WHAS
WGN
WEAF
Morales
WMAQ
Howard O'Brien
Amos-Andy
Daence
WLW
Cincinnatie
Symphony Orchestra
WJZ
the Cossacks
Texas Rangers
Ensemble
Weco Muttcapalla
WABC
Walton League
Dinstedter
Stags
Ible-Wraf
New York
aAlso
Serenaders Orchestra
Wbar
Trippy Bakers
Dick Rogers
WWJ
Wow
WUDAF
Gold Orchestra
WWI
Rudy Vallee
WDAF
Washington
KDKA
Ernc Rapes Orchestra
H- van Duzee
Kdka Wlw
the Foresters
Kdka Wls
Evangeline Booth
Booth
Kdka Wir
the Continentals
Kwek Wliv
KDES
Newark
Koil wWecco
Annette Havishin
KMOX
Smaaker
Johns Hopkins
EMOX
WCCO
KRYW
inKp
Bob Walter Wilsony
Nighthawks
Sin
ALRG
WLV
Cincinnati
O—Filmore
Sligers
WOCO
Minneapolis
Clyle Ass
SNRA
Dex Molnes
U. S
Montgomery Warn & Co
Iowa
Homestead
Drake University
Pacific Vagabonds
Merry Minstrels
Paul Whiteman
Columbia Network
Jazz
Oca Goin Cigarettes
Waverly Auxiliary Initiates Class At Legion Hall
Waverly Auxiliary to American Legion initiated sixteen members at a Legion hall meeting. More than 100 women attended. Rev C Bacon presented gold stars to six mothers and sisters of men who died in service. A musical program and refreshments closed the session.
Waltonians Elect Delegates to National Convention
Independence Iowa Izaak Walton league chapter elected delegates at a Monday city hall meeting A M Norton was chosen as delegate with M A Smith as alternate Other routine business covered and plans set for a future Izaak Walton league phon ic up river event
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Independence
Apri
Izaak’ Walton League
A. M. Norton
M. A. Smith
Izaak Walton League
Start Spray Equipment Soon For Orchard Scale Control
New Hampton April 9. Chickasaw county farm bureau with Ames extension service plans to mail growers a spray notice detailing timing, materials, and season conditions. County Agent Frank Hunt urges early ordering, preparing spray gear, and using dormant sprays only where heavy scale infestations exist. Oyster Shell, Scurfy, and San Jose scales threaten orchards. oils and sulfur formulas recommended, with caution on oil sprays before growth starts. San Jose scale most destructive, capable of killing trees. scale insects weaken trees and reduce fruit yield if untreated.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw
San Jose
Iowa
Mississippi River
Eo County
Hunt
Oat Seeding Under Way Across Several Townships
Farmers in Orange, Cedar Falls, and Mt. Vernon townships begin oat planting for 1929 spreads. The Trent brothers near Orange report 75 acres seeded over a week, while Fred Voss in Cedar Falls seeds five acres of a new Gopher oat variety. Ground conditions delay some fields but most oats expected in by week’s end.
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Orange Township
Trent Brothers
Gourier
Clarksville
Fred Voss
Voss
Cedar Falls
Courier
Mt. Vernon Township
Herbert
Ernest Jordan
Roger Myers
Merger Forms Allied Laboratories From Five Hog Cholera Firms
Chicago reports the consolidation of five major hog cholera serum plants into Allied Laboratories. The merged companies include Sioux City Serum, Sioux Falls Serum, United Serum, Wichita Royal Serum, and Pitman Moore of Indianapolis. Dr. B A Cahill of Indianapolis will head the new organization to standardize products, expand facilities, and push research.
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Chicago
Americas
Allied Laboratories
Sioux City Serum Company
Sioux Falls Serum Company
United Serum Company
Wichita
Royal Serum Company
Kansas City
Pitman- Moore Company
Indianapolis
Brealer
Pitman-Moore Company
B. A. Cahill
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa. Communications should address farming topics and may be published.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Radical changes in farming foreseen by Iowa State engineer
Ames April 9. Prof J G Davidson head of Iowa State College agricultural engineering forecasts a 50 year farming revolution driven by mechanical power. Seed bed filling machines will mix soil and organic matter, weed seeds can be buried deep, crops cured to avoid weather damage, and windmotors will produce fertilizer and fuel. New tractors will deliver power directly to implements, and dye cast lumber may become building material.
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Courier Special Bervice
Ames
J. G. Davidson
Iowa State College
Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Weecome
New Bill Probes Double Problem for Iowa Cattle
Des Moines April 0 A proposed Orr amendment to Iowa livestock import rules faces dairymen and show circuits. The bill would require cattle entering Iowa to test negative on the agglutination test for contagious abortion, risking in-state and out-of-state show entries and triggering debate over scope and vagueness. Dr Peter Malcolm, state veterinarian, argues it should cover breeding cattle only and cites cross‑state movements from Wisconsin and St Paul as sources of concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Orr
Clayton County
House
Senate
Wisconsin
Peter Malcolm
St. Paul
Fairview Cemetery Reports $39,500 Perpetual Care Fund
Fairview Cemetery reports a $39,500 perpetual care fund and debt freedom at its annual meeting. Henry W. Group won a twenty eighth term as president, with E. A. McFarlane as secretary and Paul W. Highmey as treasurer. Trustees are court appointed and Dunham seeks reappointment as his term ends. Interest from the fund funds upkeep and adornment of the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Cemetery Association
Henry W. Group
E. A. McFarlane
Paul W. Highmey
A. A. Dunham
Egg Within Egg Is New Hennery Freak
In New Hampton on April 9, Frank Hunt Chickasaw County agent displays a curious hen egg that contains a second small egg. The owner of the hen is Adam Roethler who lives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Frank Hunt
Chickasaw
Adam Roethler
Sell 7 Dairy Sires in Week Campaign
Dairy sire sales progress rapidly as T. F. White of Lakeville Minnesota reports brisk activity in Black Hawk County. With improving roads the campaign extends. Charles Rangley joins Jesup staff. farmers H A Griffeth Dewar and E B Strand Waterloo along with W J Gibson Earl Gibson Ackerman and Amos Marble of Waterloo sell Holsteins and a Guernsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A
Griffeth
Dewar
Holstein
Strand
Waterloo
Holsstein
W. J
Earl Gibson
E. &. Ackerman
Amos Marble
Guernsey
First Presbyterian Church reports year spending and elections
The First Presbyterian Church spent about $38,000 in its church program for the year ending April 1. At the annual meeting in the church parlors, one new trustee was elected, with re-elections for several current trustees and elders. John W. Rath presided and was re-elected as president. Claude Lee remained treasurer of benevolence and current fund, John Bartley Jr. as clerk. Dinner was served by Majer guild women. Rev. Thomas FR Niven spoke among others.
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First Presbyterian Church
Desert
John Snyder
Oliver Trumbauer
August Schoel Pets
Board of Trusts
J. D. Liffring
Frank Bentley
John Patterson
John Bartley
John W. Rath
Claude Lee
Benevolence
John Bartley, Jr
Majer Guild
Thomas FR. Niven
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Lawn City
Samuel Shiliam
Associated Plans
Kitocycles
Wié
WBBM
KOIL
Institute of Music Artist
Royal, _Canadians
Voters’ Service
WOW - SO
WDAFY
Ganla ‘Bonariova
Soprang
WGY
Eakimos
WOY
Chockson
Frank Homstreeb
Vaudevilla
Wdal Wow
ADLB
Small and Robertson
KWK
Altto Woai
Godfrey Ludlow
Kdka Kyw
Kdeka Kyw
Ako
KDA
Kdka Wli
WIR
Waverly
American Legion
the Courier
Hunter
Burlngton
Quincy
Allen Korts
Korts
Oia Gold Cigarettes
Tomorow
Standard Tire CO
West Fifth & Jefferson Sts
Fairview Cemetery
L. Teweles
Milwaukee
Mie
Esa Hore
Luttan's. Feed Store
Board of Trustees
Albany
Roosevelt
Cuvillier
Commercial St
East Fourth St
Fifth and
Sycamore Sts
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