Farmer Hardy badly injured by runaway disc on Cedar Falls road
Fred Hardy, an 18? year old farmer five miles northwest of Waterloo, was nearly killed when a disc ran over him in a field last Thursday. He suffered severe leg injuries requiring bone removal, plus head and chin cuts. Three Waterloo visitors aided, stopping the team and transporting him home by car.
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FredWardy
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Mardy
Myr. Plardy
Rock President of Travelers' Bureau Elected in Waterloo
John Rock was elected president of the traveling men's bureau of the Greater Waterloo association at a Saturday organization session. He had served as temporary president. Officers include P. Nf. O'Neil as vice president and Howard J. Rouse as secretary. The bureau aims to connect Waterloo's traveling salesmen with the association.
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John Rock
Greater Waterloo Association
Rock
Waterloo
P. Nf. O'Neil
Howard J. Rouse
Eight Hood Cases Show Local Court Echoes Old Times
Judge John W. Gwynne opened police court as six intoxication cases and two bail releases loomed. Three men linked to a Saturday night liquor ring faced cautious questioning leading to jail and continuances. Two others were fined $23.50 with costs. two bonds forfeited for bail. Marvin Nixon’s tireless driving bond of 250 dollars was forfeited, and five other large-law violation bonds of four dollars each also collapsed.
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John W. Gwynne
Fifth Street Bridge
Marvin Nixon
Special bureau program committee named by local group
J L Ferris Jr G 8 Millard G L Whitman Mr Rouse Mr O Neil and A G Sawyer compose the program committee Special programs will be held by the bureau George S Lichy was the speaker Saturday He pointed out the value the bureau would be to its members to the association and the city
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J. L. Ferris. Jr
Millard
G. L. Whitman
Rouse
Mr. O'Neil
A. G. Sawyer
George 5
Lichiy
Fhe
Kiwanis Club Moves Lunch Meetings to Hotel Russell-Lamson
The Kiwanis club, now about 100 members, will shift from Black's tearooms to weekly lunch meetings at Hotel Russell-Lamson starting tomorrow noon. The Waterloo organization, formed two years ago, is international and traces back to 1918. W. P. Kerwin presides and Charles Trankey is secretary. Tomorrow’s program will cover the Grant anniversary.
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Kiwanis Club
Black's
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
W. P. Kerwin
Charles Trankey
Waterloo Elut
Catholic Foresters Seek New Members Campaign Plan
Catholic Foresters plan a membership drive rather than raise rates. A statewide zone will center in Waterloo with a meeting within 30 days under state secretary Charles B. Byrnes who oversees Nebraska Missouri Kansas Minnesota the Dakotas and Iowa. Fred B. Sharon Davenport editor of the Messenger attended the session.
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Aty
Town State Court
Catholic Order of Foreste
Waterloo
Charles B. Byrnes
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Fred B. Sharon
Davenport
the Messenger
M. H. Whelly
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo post office to close early on May first
City in Brief notes that general delivery and stamp windows at the Waterloo post office will close at 7 p m instead of 8 p m starting May 1 due to few calls during that hour. Included are local notices on residents returning from out of state and a health update on Sydney A Gratton an elevator operator at First National building recovering from a paralysis stroke.
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Waterloo
Hermann Miller
Washington Street
Marilyn Miller
Los Angeles
San Jose
Los Gatos
San Francisco
Cal
Henry Striegel
Irma
Harper
James Clarahan
Logan Avenue
Striegel
Clarahan
Sydney A. Gratton
First National
St. Francis Hospital
Wranklin Street
Dre W. Willson
Newfice
Commercial Bank Bldg
Radio phones up with light socket in homes
Washington April 24 radio sets join household conveniences along with the radio phone permits attaching radio to an electric light socket to avoid batteries. Also notes Woods Millinery discount sale ad starts featuring hats and games.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Mortuary George S Murphy Dies at 82
News reached Mrs J A Clark of the death of her uncle George S Murphy at his daughter's home in Los Angeles. He was 82 and had been an invalid. He helped organize Farmers State Bank at Jesup and served as cashier before moving to Manhattan Kansas to organize the First National Bank where he was president. His parents settled in Spring Creek township early on. He was a thirty third degree Mason. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Louis Frank set for 2 30 pm from O Keefe Towne chapel with Waterloo cemetery interment in the family plot. Dr F J Clark pastor will officiate. Mrs Florence Dunkelberg, sister of ?
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George
Murphy
J. A. Clark
Louis Frank
O'Keefe & Towne
Waterloo Cemetery
F. J. Clark
First Congregational Church
Florence Dunkelberg
Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage Promises Hair Growth
A Chicago based Van Ess Laboratories advert promotes Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage with a money back guarantee. It claims to stop dandruff infections, clear sebum blocks, and grow hair with continued use under a pharmacist guaranteed program.
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AIS Ja
van Ess
van Ess Laboratories
Lake Park Ave
Chicago
News of Mrs Frank’s Death Delays Brother in Chicago
Decedent arrived yesterday morning from Decatur Illinois. News of Mrs Frank’s death has not reached Richard Robinson, a brother and sailor on the Great Lakes in Chicago.
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Decatur, I
Mrs. Frank
Richard Robinson
Chicago
Manufacturers Must Use Truthful Labels Supreme Court Saga
The Supreme Court ruled that manufacturers must use trade names and labels that accurately describe materials or ingredients. The decision, delivered by Justice Brandeis, upheld the federal trade commission action against the Winsted Hosiery Company.
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Supreme Court Saga
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Winsted Hosiery Company
Brandeis
Trade Commission Orders Merino Label Practices Halted
The commission issues an order directing the company to cease certain labeling practices tied to its knit goods under the Merino label, deemed unfair in commerce. The action reflects regulatory scrutiny of branding methods within the knitwear trade and aims to curb deceptive labeling.
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the Trade Commission i
Murdered man found in Chicago apartment
Chicago reported today that Michael Betras, 50, was found slain in his apartment. His head showed a hammer blow. Police suspect robbery as the motive. Justice Afe Reynolds dissented in the petition case noted in the report.
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Chicago
Michael Betras
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New Kensington, Pa
Hester
Hinimum Cooking
New Kensington
Polar
Lightning Insurance
Loas
Jloss
Waterloo Insurance Agency
Lamar J. Duke
Mgr
East Fourth Street
Gaul
Davidsons
Royal Doulton
China
China Dept
Afe Reynolds
Woods Millinery
Big Discount Wale
Majestic Theatre Bldg
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Teed Products Corporation
Tarred Felt
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Sycamore St
Shepherd Lumber Co
East Fourth St
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