For Sale and Notices from Waterloo and Nearby Areas
Fragments show multiple sale ads for fruits vegetables and garden stock in Olympia Minnesota and Waterloo Lowi. Also notices of incorporation for POX Linkth Shoe Company and an estate settlement. Names include Charles Roth J. We vy and Smith Co. President. Calls for public notices and stockholder meetings in 1926 with various ad hoc items.
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Tixo
Tate
Lowa
District Court
DLA
Brecutne
Waterloo
Lowi
Ron M
J. We Vy
Pgs
Incorporidion
POX
Linkth Shoe Company, Incorporated
Princ Pal
Joe
Corporation
Seren raLate
Custatie
Reniwel
Adres
Scl
Nall
Aml
Offini Corporation
Alt W. Baur
Sid Stockeorporation
Debes of Aid Corporation
Smith, Co
Slizabutie Serre Mute
Burrell Burrellminary Plants Advertised in 400 Range
Partial ad copy advertises garden seeds and plants at low prices. Mentions Dunlap DB and Hammond with a phone number 6709 W. The readable fragments reference fresh pedi greet bank garden seed and stain inepected in a distressed, garbled sale-like notice.
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Burrell
Hammond
Brookhart Backers Clash Over Reds or Socialists Slogan
Des Moines April 28 The primary campaign committee of Senator Cummins has chosen the slogan Cummins or Communism. Col Robbins vice chairman Cedar Rapids said Brookhart is a communist and a socialist and not a believer in the Republican form of government. He said the people of Iowa know Cummins is safe and sound and can do more for Iowa than all other candidates combined.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Col. CO. B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Lowa
Robbins
Brookhart
Circus Arrives in Wittering With Lions Elephants and Sea Lions
The Robbins Uros circus, traveling from Lowe Falls, brings 80 people and 200 horses to Wittering. A parade and multiple acts entertain crowds at Cedar River Park, including Arabian Nights musical revue, aerial feats, Japanese jugglers, and animal acts featuring lions, elephants, sea lions, and camels.
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Wittering
Lowe Falls
Joan Mebor
Tony
Stobbins Circus
Cedar River Park
Ponca Bill
Rough Riders
Liquor Exports Reach 17 Million in a Year
Ottawa reports more than 17 million dollars in legal alcohol exports from Canada to the United States for March 1, 1925 to March 1, 1926. Spirits and beer passing through Canadian customs totaled 317,918, with 1,404,850 in the prior year period.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Ashburn Calls Barge Trip Invaluable Inland Waterways Report
Brig. Gen. Ashburn, head of the Inland Waterways Corporation, described a test voyage up the Mississippi from St. Louis to St. Paul and Minneapolis as invaluable. He said the trip demonstrated barge tonnage and yielded valuable lessons learned, informing war department updates.
Webster City Man Appointed State Chiropractor
Dex Moines April 28 Gov. Pamaqmiltod provided and commissioned JL Slocum of Webster City as member of state board of chiropractors. Slocum’s term runs three years beginning July 1. He succeeds R I Lown.
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Dex Moines
INS
Pamaqmiltod
Slocum
Webster City
Judy
T Lown
Iowa Cafe Owner Attacks Mother's Bread Fame
An Iowa cafe owner, president of a restaurant association, denounces the bread baked by Mother's Bread as inferior. He criticizes the loaf as lacking a certain quality and claims competition bakers are misusing or misrepresenting traditional recipes in a convention setting.
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Iowa
Elephant stunt leads Wild West pageant debut in Minneapolis
A historical pageant highlight features C. H. Baudendistel from Hipockets placing his head in the mouth of an elephant named Ding. The act, part of a larger show by E. Cimonisotti of Mason City, includes educated horses and rider Anne Cimmijotti, with owner Fred Buchanan preparing the production as W. J. Sinnott coordinates setup while spectators admire side shows and hula dancers.
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America
Lelased
Lie
C. H. D Baudendistel
Hipockets
Ding
Naudendistel
Minneapolis
Cimonisotti
Mason City
Thas
Anne Cimmijotti
Frances Cimmijotti
Locust Street
Fred Buchanan
Rover
Roosevelt
W. J. Sinnott
Judge Milo Smith of Cedar Rapids Dies at 90
Judge Milo P. Smith, 90, longtime Linn County district judge from 1906 to 1921, died at his Cedar Rapids home. A Civil War veteran and noted attorney and jurist, he was the last surviving member of Cornell College’s class of 1861.
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Cedar Rapids
INS
Milo P. Smith
Linn County
Middle West
Cornell College
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AUTGS
SELIL
ESSEX
Hudson-Essex Who Co. Sales and Service
Franklin Street
DuMond
Wieland Motor Company
Paire-Jawett Agency
Fifth Street
Louis Sumack
Atique Furl
Yter
Ind St
Webster “Thomanhauser
Anctions Phony Lad
Standard Weaves & Paint CO
TROMA
Tad
Ody
Beloes
Nice
Thargade
Tromanhag
Gatalez Davenpor
Sidveo Oarm
Nichols & Gates, Angelo
Detroit
Jewy Hite
Tromanilauser
Waterloo Auto Wreckins Co
Commercial St
Essex Six
Laning City
South St
Motor Service
Gotch Auto Supply Co
Mulberry
Miller
Northland Oils
Russell-Lamson Garage
FORD
Meyers
Glenwood
Auto Wreck, & Supply CO
Sycamore, Thane
Lokipiv T
Hullinan
Waverl
Secre
Idea
Antis VO
Aterloo Paint
Glas W
Thor
Tromaxhauser
Rand Ewing
Gree Ue
Olympia Fruit Co
Fourth
Jefferson, Thong
Minnesota
Red River
Independent Fruit Co
Jette St
Addian
Page
Steck
Pricos
Murry J. Cary
Lew Hampton
Jows
Cuarden Ik
Sual
Baltimore
Charles Roth
Jesup
St Corn
Reed
Hudson
Will Elobb
Wudyon
Tow
uRy
Crower
Meyer Nursery Company
Washington
Lutran
Ohio
Home Coal Co
Ical Instruments
J. M. Clad
Oxford
Distrien Avteniitiatrater
Awwipteriog
Levwtat
Laineley
Col. Robbins
Ashburn
Chiro
Shugton
Moekenlog
Moines
Ny Vienal Restitrant Association
Walters
Black Hawk Loan Company
Old Floor Latayerce Bide
Milo Smith
Cedar. Rapids
Devenport
Geo. M. Bechtel & Co
Bechtel Building
Davenport
Faterloo
C.H. Rathbun
Campbell Avenue
Waterloo Bivering Courier
Inca Automobile
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