White laborer shot by intoxicated man at Love home
At 6 pm Joe Davis, a colored man, fired twice at C. Cameron, white laborer of 60 Fourteenth Street West, as they left Susie Love's home at 160 Jefferson Street while visiting to buy goods. Cameron was wounded in the back and arm. the shooter fled, then hid in a house. Col. Alya Page fired on Davis, who was arrested along with Love. Davis pleads not guilty. preliminary hearing set. bond $2,000.
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Joe Davis
C. Cameron
Fourteenth Street West
Susia Love
Jefferson Street
Cameron
St. Francis Hospital
Col
Alya Page
Jefferson
Tavis
Mr. Cameron
Col. Page
Davis
Wilm Carpenter
Ole Love
Ofcers
Ie Love
A. C. N Wilson
S.C. ‘Cameron
J. W. Gwynne
Thruean
Susie Love
Women Invited to County Y Confab Banquet at Waterloo
County women are invited to a YMCA confab and banquet in Waterloo. The event starts at 6 PM with a special program. Reports on youth activities will be given by the boys, and F P Rehmeier urges attendance, with A E Robe from New York set to give the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
F. P. Rehmeier
A. E. Robe
New York
Library Display Highlights Gardening Books At Waterloo
Waterloo public library showcases a spring garden display with books and pamphlets on all gardening aspects. Included are publications from agricultural colleges and universities and titles such as Farm Management, The Garden Month by Month, Weeds of Farm and Garden, The Gardenette, Landscape Gardening, and Earth from the Soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Public
Arnold
Dowsfield
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers urged to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to help with colds feverishness teething and stomach woes. Promoted as trusted for over 300 years with trial packages offered free. Sold at drug stores with no substitutes, by Mother Gray Co. Le Roy New York.
Waterloo Rotary Bowlers Ninth in Intern's Contest
Waterloo's Rotary bowling team finished ninth in the seventh annual international Rotary bowling tournament held under Bronx City Rotary Club auspices on April 4. Waterloo led Iowa standings with a total of 2,717 points, as Oakland California won with 2,969. The field included 57 teams from the United States and Canada, with Waterloo placing behind squads from Sioux City Davenport Des Moines and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rotary
Spices
Bronx City Rotary Club
Bruce Gates
Waterloo
Oakland
Cal
Niagara Fills
N. Yi
New Philadelphia
Mimira
Elizabeth J
Chicago
Minneapolis
Detroit
Mich
Iowa
Sioux City
Davenport
Des Moines
United States
Canada
Rotary
Watertop Rotary
Quinte Shoemaker
Hussarie
Hoxta
Lanerretut Gates
Cedar Rapids Waterloo Volleyball Series and YMCA Plans
Waterloo Y M C A will visit Cedar Rapids Wednesday for a five game series. Pennyville agg resation enters the national volleyball tournament May 11 in Hyde Park Chicago with practice matches. Waterloo delegates Whittemore Lohner Wyant Boatman Coburn and others will represent Waterloo. Marshalltown Y will host a May first week series here and a Waterloo Y M C A banquet is planned with the Waterloo Marshalltown games as finale. Marshall county Y officials may also bring basketball teams here. St Joseph s Catholic Girls club senior division meets at Our Lady of Victory auditorium at 7 PM today with Miss Truth Smith chairing the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
Cedar Rapids
Pennyville Agg Resation
Hyde Park
Chicago
F.C. Whittemore
A. A. Lohner
E.W. Wyant
GC. A. Boatman
M. C. Coburn
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Waterloo Y. M. C
St. Joseph's Catho Mc Girls
Our Lady of Vietory Auditorium
Miss Truth Smith
Supervisors Back Plan to Battle T B by New Area Plan
Des Moines April 23 International News Wirey says the tuberculosis eradication plan passed both houses and was signed. Counties must obtain 1 percent of stock owners signatures on cooperative agreements for county funds. A millage tax up to three mills funds the effort, with possible additions of logs tax and cattle tax. Inspectors will be hired to operate within counties, with state and federal funds offsetting indemnities for reactor cattle. Approximately 30 counties may apply, and accredited counties will receive the packers premium on hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sigmitures Oon
Couity Board of Supervisors
Commission of Animal Health
Board of Supervisors
Commission
County premiums set for tuberculosis control work
The plan proposes a premium of ten cents per hundredweight above market price, with southern counties expected to gain accreditation within eighteen months as tuberculosis rates are lower there. Premiums could total from 1 to 20 thousand dollars yearly per county, based on a baseline of at least 20 cents per dog. Cooperation encouraged via state veterinarian in Des Moines or the U S Bureau of Animal Industry, with agreements due before July 1, 192% to start the new fiscal year. Hawaii population rose from 191,809 in 1910 to 249,992 in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States Bureau of Nnimal Industry
Ties
Greene Attorney Hartness Dies After Cancer Fight
Greene, Fa April 23 Special Moulton Hartness longtime school board president and prominent in Masonic circles died at 10 a m today at his residence after a nine month illness of cancer of the liver Funeral arrangements not announced Surviving are his widow two sons Tae and Maultan Greene three grandchildren and a sister Miss Nellie Hartness Clarksville Hartness practiced law here for 20 years
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Greene
Moulton Hartness
Masonic
I. Q. D. F. Ciotes
Tae
Maultan
Hartness
Community Chorus Ready for Concert at West High
Witerlaog Community chorus held a final Sunday afternoon rehearsal for the Wednesday evening program at West High auditorium. Albert's Scholin directory and others in charge report careful preparation, with ticket sales satisfactory. Schuneman's drugstores handle tickets and no seats are reserved.
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Witerlaog
Gingera
Swest High
Albert
Scholin
Directory
Schhuneman
Mrs Belle M Huber Dies in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 23 Special Mrs Helle M Huber died at Sartor Memorial hospital at noon yesterday of heart disease. She is survived by four children. Services will be at the residence 2241 Glive Street tomorrow afternoon Rev W C Deer pastor of First Baptist church in charge. Interments will be in Greenwood.
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Cedar Falls
Helle M. Huber
Sartor Memorial Hospital
Glive Street
W. C. Deer
First Baptist Church
Greenwood
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Relief From Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to cleanse the blood and purify the system by gently stimulating natural bowel action. The vegetable tablets, advertised as a substitute for calomel, are marketed as a quick remedy for bad breath, available in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
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Colored Man Hough Grazy
Caller
T. B
Hawaii
J. R. James Lumber Co
Buck
Buck’s Gas Ranges
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Majestic Theatre Bldg
Belle M. Huber
Dr. Edwards Olive Tableta
Sibert
THE
Waterloo Community Chorus
West High School
C. Albert Scholin
West High Piano Fund
Schuneman
West Side
East Side
4Th & Lafayette
Paul Davis
Es Sen
Waterloo and Vicinity
Amazamaid Garment CO
Erese
Jress
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