Allen Memorial hospital campaign to raise 90000
Allen Memorial hospital launches a fundraising campaign beginning Monday with a goal of 90000 to fund 35 new patient beds an isolation ward a children’s ward an emergency unit a doctor conference room therapy facilities a case record room a nurses home and related expansions. Clyde Hinson announces four division structure and an opening event at Hotel President for 150 workers.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Clyde Hinson
General Sales Army
Sales Army
A. Cohagan
R. &. Hickelberg
A. A. Soler
F. W. Tesmer
Hlusan
Waterloo
Cincinnati
Memphis
Chicago
Eralire
Alton Memorial Hospital
Regar
Dyersville Memorial Building Contracts Awarded
Cedar Falls Electric wins electrical work for the Dyersville Memorial building at 1372 dollars. Raymond Klass of Louisburg Wisconsin secures the general contract at 41640 dollars, 2500 under rivals. Schueth Brothers of Dyersville awarded plumbing and heating at 7454 dollars. G Ralston of Waterloo is the architect. Construction to start immediately for occupancy by November 1.
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Cedar Falls Electric Company
Dyersville Memorial Building
Dyersville
Raymond Klass
Louisburg
Wis
Waterloo
John G. Miller Construction Company
J. J. Peterson
N. H. Hansen
Schueth Brothers
Uw. G. Ralston
Death of Edward P. Monk Myers and burial at Shell Rock
Edward P. Monk Myers aged about 62 died Thursday at the Independence state hospital. Funeral services were held today at Shell Rock, his family home. He lived at 820 Black Hawk road after his father’s death and spent most of his life in Waterloo. Judge J. C. Beem administers the estate, with Clark & Clark as attorneys. the estate reportedly covers only burial costs.
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Edward P. {Monk} Myers
State Hospital For the Insane
Independence
Shell Rock
A. D. Myers
Black Hawk Road
Myers
Waterloo
J. C Beem
Clark & Clark
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Communications to the Editor Farm Department Waterlo o Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa direct to editor. Readers may submit questions or comments on farm topics for publication in the paper.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Creameries Paid Higher Price for Butterfat in 1928
The 1928 annual report of the Iowa Towns Creameries secretaries and managers association notes the highest butterfat price paid at creameries since the war, with averages rising and quality improving. Butter output increased across Iowa and Minnesota, aided by better feed and pasture conditions, and production is expected to rise further in 1929. Cascade creamery in Dubuque County reported a 25 percent gain in output, while New York extras remained only slightly above 1927.
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Towa Co-Operative Creameries
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Towa Creamery Secretaries’ & Manager’s Association
State Co-Operative
New York
Iowa
Beechtelheimer
Extension Service
Ames
State College
Bechtelheimer Beleves
Althe
Bechtelheimer
Cascade
Dubuque County
Minnesota
Mail New Rules to Calf Club Leaders for 1929 Show
Junior dairymen enter the Dairy Game Congress under new rules aimed at easing judging congestion. Clubs and high school judging contests will run separately on Sept 30 with shared cattle classes, 20 minutes now allowed for written reasons. State and national winners advance to St Louis. registration deadlines and eligibility rules are outlined.
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State Dairy Association
Altho
St. Louis
Waterloo
Atlenttic
Bailey Mixes seed in feeder box for cow feed
Bailey, on a Marsh farm, uses a seed-style mix of Marquis wheat oats barley and Canada field peas to feed Guernseys. The method saves labor, promotes alfalfa growth, and speeds haying by shocking sweet clover and using bundled alfalfa.
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Bob Bailey
Bailey
Canada
John Alexander
Town
Timothy Hey
Timothy Patch
Regulation changes for cattle show classes announced
Registration and transfer papers must accompany entry fee or club officials will email the application. For classes with more than 30 head the class will be divided by age. Heifers over three years old are barred this year.
Lester Township After Four Years Organizes 4-H Girls Club
In Dunkerton Iowa April 13 after four years of inactivity a 4 H girls club is organized in Lester township with about 20 members. Esther Gaff is president and Mary McMinn vice president among officers. Members come from Bermington and Barclay townships.
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Dunkerton
Lester Township
Merle Shover
Esther Gafl
Mary McMinin
Marie Happel
Margaret Westphal
Margaret Cunningham
George Westite
Bermington
Barclay Townships
Lester Club
Lester
Joe Cowlishaw
Neil McGee
Farm Bureau Chautaugia
Martin Obl
Ralph Clubine
Farmers in Sheldon to buy 53 high quality cows
A $10,000 fundraising effort by the Sheldon Chamber of Commerce in O'Brien county will secure three carloads of dairy cows later this month. Moved by BE Wright of the Iowa State Dairy Association, plans call for a Wisconsin trip and reducing purchases from 85 to 53 cows at about $150 each to protect the local creamery from outside competition. Wright urged high quality stock over larger numbers of inferior animals.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sheldon
O'Brien
BE. M. Wright
Iowa State Dairy Association
Wright
Wisconsin
Lindenwood Student Katherine Seymour Publishes Italy’s Son
Katherine Seymour a Lindenwood College sophomore had an article and poem published in the Linden Bark literary supplement. Her piece Italy's Son written in dialect earned space among merit pieces selected by journalism students at St. Charles Missouri.
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Charles City
Katherine Seymour
W. H. Seymour
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Linden Bark
Jail Sentence for Forgery Given to Robert H Lindsey
Robert H Lindsey pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to six months in the county jail after being arrested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Harry Allen. Judge H B Saies presided over the court yesterday afternoon.
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Robert H. Lindsey
Harry Allen
H. B. Saies
Sweetheart Lines on Frescott Photo Stir Crowd at Riviera
At the Riviera theatre Jerry Isaacs of the Norman Frescott Behe Stanton mind reading show faced a fan with an autographed Frescott photo reading To my little sweetheart. Frescott recalled a wartime Duluth tour and Dana Campbell daughter of Campbell McDonald contact. her father Jack Campbell runs a Sans Souci filling station at 112 Park Avenue.
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Mr. Frescott
Jerry Isaacs
Norman Frescott- Behe Stanton
Riviera Theatre
Frescatt
Jerry
Ucute
Frescott
Duluth
Mina
Campbell & McDonald
McDonald
Campbell
Prescott Encounters Campbell Family in Quiet Meeting
Prescott renews acquaintance with Mr and Mrs Campbell and their daughter. Jerry cautions Prescott against endorsing pictures and points out a hidden inscription reading to my little sweetheart, three years old, revealing a past relationship.
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Prescott
Campbell
Jerry
Frescott
Barclay Township Farm Bureau Meeting At McGovern Home
Eighty five people attended the Barclay township farm bureau gathering at the Matt McGovern home. The program combined music and novelty numbers by bureau members and the township 4 H club. County agent J L Uban spoke on commercial fertilizer. Guests included families from Cedar Falls La Porte City Jesup others noted as new Barclay residents. The gathering also marked the eighth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs McGovern and a rubber tired wheel improvement for wheelbarrows was noted. Next Barclay meeting will be at G W Barker home May 10.
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Katherine
Jesup
Barclay Township
M. J. Lockard
John Tate
Matt Labenzy
Stanley Cage
McGovern
Barclay
G. W. Barker
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