Holden Prepares For Convention At Davenport
Iowa Hotel Men's association president C G Holden readies the annual convention in Davenport from August 18 to 20. The event is expected to draw Waterloians with at least six attendees. A special Mid-West Hotel Reporter issue contains anti smoking and labor articles and praises Holden, plus Waterloo publicity in the See America First Guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Holden
Iowa Hotel Men’s Association
Davenport
Tuesaday
Northwest
Iowa
Mid-West
Haasell-Lamaccn
Irving ‘A.medlar
Omaha
Holden
Usiess
Waterlon
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Chicago
New Yorls
Corn Canning Industry Faces Poor Yields and Delays
The local corn pack is projected at about 60 percent of normal with many areas yielding little or none due to wet weather. Ears will be uneven, short, or knobby, complicating canning. George S. Lichty travels to Ramburg as nearby river water nears the Waterloo plant. An Atlantic, Iowa, investor says the plant will have enough corn to justify purchasing cans. Preparations for Waterloo's season begin as openings loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Lichty
Waterloo Canning Co
Ramburg
Atlantic
Waterloo
Waverly Fair Will Have Waterloo Day
The Waverly Fair association moves to designate a Waterloo Day for the fair with a delegation from Waterloo planned. Directors meet to set Sept 7 to 10 as the fair dates and arrange transportation, aiming for official Waterloo representation for the first time. Lore Alford appointed to lead a committee to organize the delegation and contact officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Timb
Waverly Fair
J. Q.laver
Waverly Fair Association
R. C. Thompson
Chas. van Wieck
Commercial Lib
Lore Alford
Watertoo
Waverly
Waterloo
Commercial Club
Waterloo's "North Dakota Band Man" Home Again
Tr M Payne, Waterloo real estate dealer, returns with wife and family after visiting Leeds in Henson County North Dakota. He reports Fred Cropper, formerly of Waterloo, thriving on 520 acres there with 160 in wheat yielding about 30 bushels per acre and a fine residence under construction. Payne has sold over 2100 acres to local buyers, six trips recent for land at 37.80 to 55.00 per acre, and plans Waterloo permanent home relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR. M. Payne
Waterloo
Leeds
Henson County
North Dakota
Fred Cropper
Gropper
Mr. Payne
Payne
Social notes from Marble Rock and area visits
Residents and visitors populate Marble Rock with greetings and travel updates. Claries City guests Miss Lou Hering and Miss Isa Walster join locals while Lucile Scroggy returns from Waterloo and Albert Gates of Star Temple attends Des Moines convention. Knights, Chautauqua, and Pythian Sisters figures appear as travelers Mrs. Farnham from Milwaukee visits Rev. Ashley Farnham and family. Local households see moves, picnics, and entertaining afternoons hosted by Jewett Haynes and Star Temple members coordinating reports of events and home occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Rock
Aug
Lou’ Hering
Claries City
Isa Walster
Lucile Scroggy
Madelyn Keyes
Waterloo
Albert Gates
Star Temple
Pythian Sisters
St Des Moines
Harry Inman
Knights of Pythias
H. P. McBride
Theodora
Rock- Well
C. Zeidler
Lois McEwen
Rockford
E. J. Hoadley
Willard Bucklen, Jr
Jewett Haynes
Hazel Wasson
Peoria
Lamoine Reynolds
Thelma
Lorine Hoadley
Greene
Frank Peddicord
Myr
Everett Stroud
MO J. Rex
Stella Gates
Des Moines
Meldam Merrick
Ward
Albert. Gates
Glen Gate Ashberry
Adie Jey
M. J. Hex
Grace Rex
Plainfield Social News and Visits Abroad
Plainfield notes list Mrs Allie Thompson and son Darrel and Miss Florente Knapp visiting relatives. Miss Opal Sraints returns to Waterloo to work for Cutler Tartleware. Miss Lulu Vosselier in Sanatarium. Ette Kelley and Lon Wanamaker travel to Days NC. many locals visit relatives and friends in Janesville, Wisconsin, and Iowa. birthdays celebrated, receptions hosted, and garden variety neighborhood updates among Thompson, Lloyd, Fuller families and other townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Wanamaker
N. C
Painie Loper
Grandma Taylor
WL. O. Taylor
Alsdames
W. W. Taylor
F. R. Boyd
Oakdale
Lulu Vosselier
Horace
G. ‘. Roard
A. C. Nouts
R. J. Farts Worth
New Hartford
Rid. Lloyd
Wisconsin
Lloyd
California
Fred Fuller
Chicago
O. G. Thompson
eSaror
Jubn Neisweider
Joliet
Truman Ingersol
Mr. Crawford
Joliet, Til
J. W. , Wada
Temltr
Sidney McMenemy
St. Paul
G. ‘Thompson
Decorah
Minnesota
Marl
Leah
Local Ladies Host Evening Party on Aug 11
The event on Wednesday August 11 will be hosted by Mesdawes Bert ry and Mrs Terry with Mes. Witte Macgoon, El Seatuan, Mrs Christumima, and Misses Chloe and Josephine Terry as hostesses. The details indicate a social gathering led by notable residents.
Mayor Hesalroad recovers. town notes Aug. 7
Green Aug 7 report says Mayor Hesalroad has recovered from rheumatism and is about town. Families and visitors arrive from Seattle Long Beach and Des Moines. Mrs. Dirney Fenis returns with Nellie and children. Miss Greene and daughter visit C. I Williams home. Mrs. Perrin hosts fourteen girls for nieces Dorris Wright and Hilda Edna Frey. Mr. Miner and daughter Mary head to Prairie du Chien for rheumatic treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Ebn Hesalroad
Town
Afr
Icharold Stephens
Cal
Ellis
C. Birney
Everet
Shaffer Allen
Rockford
S. Shaffer
Sima. Greene
Miss Sther
Lyford
Des Moines
Rockford News Highlights Local Happenings and Travels
Rockford notes report a new baby born to Mrs. E. M. Allen, visits by Prof and Mrs Seaman who plan to sail for Shanghai for a government institute post, and renovations by Dr. Gish and Pearl Johnson. Local travel includes W H Talbot seeking the wheat harvest in North Dakota, and Pearl Johnson visiting Waterloo. Some residents, including John Johnston, pass away, while cattle and hog shipments to Chicago Greens West Branch and Des Moines are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
E. M. Allen
Seaman
San Francisco
Shanghai
China
Follidls
Government Institute of Technology
Dr. Gish
Pearl Johnson
W.H. Talbot and Son
Harlen
Ray
N. D
Talbot
John Johnston
John Richmier
Chicago
H. A. Briggs
Greens
R. E. Martens
Des Moines
Black Prince It
Grand Lodge
Prof
Robt. Fullerton
Minneapolis
Waterloo
T. Mitchell
West Branch
Social Notes From Shell Rock Arrivals and Outings
Shell Rock August reports from Findlay visits by Mrs. Hall and family to Wisconsin to see DeVere Puffer. Mrs. Mabel Leonard visits cousin Mrs. Howen. The McEnroys and daughters travel to Cedar Rapids for a stay with Mrs. Graham. Mansfield couple return from K P convention. Local camp outings with Rev Killowen and chaperoned youths. South Dakota visitors stay with Conn home. Newcomb family returns from Barahoo. Mrs. Mead hosts twelve ladies at dinner at the Beek hotel. Boehmier family from Cedar Falls spends Sunday with Gould and Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Will Puffer
John Puffer
Hiram Hall
Finday
Wisconsin
South Dakota
S. J. Conn
Z. QO. Newcomb
Martha
Barahoo
G. EF. Mead
V Beek
Jacob Boehmier
Cedar Falls
J. D. Gould
Ella Bishop
Otterville Social News Aug 20 0
Miss Leata Bowers returned from Jesup. Harold Thompson of Daburyu visiting Gale Bants in town. Ava and Elizabeth Gissel of Waterloo tour Nebraska and Colorado. Mr and Mrs O B Pickinson of Whittier Cal visit friends. Gates of Chicago visit relatives. Dan Anderson family of Rowley spent Sunday with parents WAL. Eli Cameron and wife visited Waterloo relatives. Corb Rudaine and son returned from Nebraska. Missionary society of M B church to meet Friday with Mrs Frank Bants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterville
Leata Bowers
Jesup
Harold Thompson
Daburyu
Cous Gale Bants
Independence
Ava Gissel
Elizabeth Gissel
Waterloo
Nebraska
Colorado
O. B. Pickinson
Whittier
Cal
Ralph Gates
Chicago
Dan Anderson
Rowley
Wal
Eli Cameron
Anne
Corb Rudaine
The
Missionary Society of the M. B. Church
Frank Bants
Fairbank Social Roundup Tells of Visits and Church Vacation News
Aug 10 notes a sequence of visitors and short trips in Fairbank. D G Mott returns from a week with daughter Abs O'Druitt family. Ruth Burton visits with Mary Finch. Mildred Whitehead stays in Chemois and St. Paul area. J Sigglekow of Waterlag o spend week with mother Pred Neiman family. Various locals travel, host, or entertain from Delwain to Waterloo, Shell Rock to Cedar Rapids, Independence to Minnehaha Park. church board grants pastor two weeks vacation. D C Mott honored with a gathering at L J Deitz home. many minor kinfolk visits and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Neiman
Nellie
Aliee Bushby
Warren Kint
Delwain
Nora Walker
Wilma
Stockton
Kaw
Clara Schuck
Waterloo
J. Coyne
M. H. Church
CL A. Peddie Cord
Alice
D. G. Perry
Line Springs
Gella Wright
Naomi Considing
Shell Rock
D. J. Wright
Flora Higbee
Jas, Bushby
H. R. Agnew
Storm Lake
Edgar Smith
Jesse
Will Dorland
G. W
A. L. Considine
Marie Dorland
F. T. Kendall
Des Moines
Business Collegians See Diplomas at Waterloo College
President Almon F Caier of the Waterloo Business College will present diplomas to thirty three members in a forthcoming ceremony. The event marks the culmination of studies for the graduates and the college aims to honor their achievement with formal recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon F. Caier
Waterloo Business College
Woman Praises Lydia Pinkham Remedy In Richmond
Mrs Frank Clark of Richmond Pennsylvania says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her health from severe nervousness headaches and insomnia after two bottles her condition improved greatly and she now feels much stronger The ad notes women have trusted the remedy for forty years and urges others with female ailments to try it citing the Lynn Mass company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frank Clark
N. Tulip St
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkham Aledicina Co
Graduates Hear Address at First Methodist Service
At First Methodist Church this evening an address by Rev H EB followed by a graduation ceremony. Last night the college faculty joined graduates and friends for an informal picnic supper at Byrnes Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
First Methodist Church
H. EB
First Congregational
Byrnes Park
No Doubt Resinol Heals Skin Says Doctors Endorsed
Physicians have prescribed Resinol for eczema and itchy eruptions for 20 years, with thousands of reports praising its regular use. Resinol Ointment stops itching and begins healing, and Resinol Soap clears eczema traces. trials offered by Dept. 24-R, Resinol, Baltimore. Md. Also promoted for sunburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Drug
Resinal
Baltimore
Sonburn
Magnesia Neutralizes Dangerous Stomach Acids
An old health notice explains indigestion and dyspepsia stem from excess stomach acid and urges immediate neutralization. It promotes pure bisulated magnesia mixed with water after meals, warning against acetates citrates and sulphates and noting hospitals use the purified form.
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Earl Clar
J. O'Keefe
Newell
Geo. Barber
Lew Carbinier
Main Street
Plainfield
Greese
Pairbank
Barney Redden
M. J. Collins
S. W. Redden
Richville
Ming
Wo. Redden
Perham
Minn
Lotas Kerr
L. J. Deitz
L. D. Truit
M. . Church
D.C. Mott
Mildred
Marenge
Wils
S.J. King
Rochester
Robert Brown
Conight
Chas. H. Moulds
Dunkertowa
Rcarboo
Pam
Sal-Gahboo
Staggs Drug Company
Denver
Krech
Theitizens Lumber Yard
Denver Savings Bank
Haml
Bremer County
G. Bloeshr
WM. Graexing
P.P.P. Basket Grocery Co
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