Crop conditions bring cooler spell benefits to corn
Weather across Iowa this past week brought below normal temperatures and scattered rains aiding the corn crop after a long heat period. Corn is well advanced with much in the dough stage and early corn beginning to dent. doctors warn frost danger is not immediate while yields for oats potatoes and beets are mixed across Mitchell and Osage areas amid favorable rains for fall plowing and acreage increases.
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Iowa
Illinois Central Weekly
Dubuque
Mitchell
Osage
Wllnois Central
Great Western Condensed Schedule Pocket Timetables
Economy and convenience highlighted in a west pocket edition of the Great Western condensed timetable. The miniature schedule, compact yet complete, fits into a billfold or vest pocket and replaces bulkier traditional folders. A. J. Howard, Waterloo agent, handles distribution.
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A. J. Howard
Waterloo
Traer Man Thrown Fifty Feet In Ditch Crash
Newell Walter of Gladbrook, a Walter Motor Car employee, survives a high speed crash on the Gladbrook Marshalltown road when a hayrack blocked view and two cars tried to pass. Walter and his boy companion were flung 40 to 50 feet. Walter is hospitalized in Marshalltown with head lacerations and chest and shoulder bruises. The Fox youth escaped unharmed as the car overturned twice.
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Tracer
Newell Walter
Gladbrook
Walter Motor Car Company
Traer
Marshballtown
Marshalltown Road
Walter
Marshalltown
Oscar Fox
Manchester Pastor Preaches Farewell Sermon Sunday
Rev. E L Goughnour longtime First Congregational pastor in Manchester Iowa will deliver his farewell sermon next Sunday morning before vacation. He resigns county Red Cross chairmanship with Rev A C Knapp replacing him. Goughnour and family move to Pennsylvania to take a new pastorate near his old home. Nearly twice as many girls as boys graduated from Louisiana high schools this year.
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Manchester
E. L. Goughnour
First Congregational Church
Moore
Goughnour
The
Red Cross
A. C. Knapp
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Kemerer Invitation Ties Waterloo Figures to White House Visit
P H Kemerer and his brother Harry R Kemerer of Waterloo have received invitations to visit President Harding at the White House for several days. The Kemeters have long supported Harding and were early boosters of his 1912 nomination. The piece recalls ties to McKinley and Arthur and notes prior friendship with Harding as well as involvement in Carrollton political life. A secondary item reports Waterloo master plumbers hearing J C Greenburg discuss modern business methods at Hillis hotel.
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P. H. Kemerer
Western Lyceum Bureau
Waterloo
Harry R. Kemerer
Carrollton, Q
Carrollton Press Press Standard
Harding
White House
Hardings
Kemerers
Kemeters
P. H. Kemeter
Ghia
Senate
Chautauqua
Carrollton
President Arthur
America
McKinley
Chester A. Arthur
United States
Joseph E. Foraker
Hillis Hotel
J. CG. Greenburg
National Trade Extension
Teau
Mr. Greenburx
Judge Platt Nearly Death in Buffalo Car Collision
Judge Franklin C. Platt and Arch Smith survived a Buffalo streetcar collision that shoved their auto 50 feet. The trip from Port Huron to Maine via New England included stops in Boston and Montreal with family members aboard. Platt warned that bus competition threatens interurban lines and urges protection of the streetcar asset.
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Franklin C. Platt
Arch ©. Smith
Independence
Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Smith
Smith
Judge Platt
Port Huron
Mich
J. S. Platt
Evelyn P. Thompson
Maine
New England States
Virginia Richardson
Boston
Elda Platt
Chicago
Elda
Sollege
St. Cloud
Minn
New England
Green and White Mountains
Berkshire Hills
Lake Champlain
Connecticut
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Rochester
Watertown
Alexandria Bay
St. Lawrence River
Malone
Chazy
Burlington
Montpelier
Johnsbury
Bethlehem
Breton Woods
Crawford Notch
N. H
Portland
Plymouth
Mass
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Platt
Preaching at Washburn Presbyterian Church Sunday
Services at Washburn Presbyterian church at p.m. Sunday will feature Rev. N. S. Metfessel of Peabody Kansas as preacher. Also note: in the mid eighteenth century Vienna women were prohibited by law from painting their faces.
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Washburn
Washburn Presbyterian Church
N. S. Metfessel
Peabody, Kan
Vienna
Local lady grateful for Trutona relief in Waterloo
Mrs. W. W. Metler of 2027 Mulberry Street Waterloo credits Trutona with ending long standing liver and bowel troubles. She reports improved sleep digestion and clearer complexion since using Trutona and urges others to try it. Trutona is sold at BRS Drug Store and other outlets.
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Waterloo
Trutona
Trutona Ie
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Great Western Condensed
Leavitt
achnson_ Bank
Kemerer
White
Ohio
Arthur
Cedar Falls
Toars New England
Fairyfoot
Peter Fischer
N. Z
Wangutint Bros. CO
Adnan Talefs
NEW
New York
Jéaple’s
Adelberg
Feder
Props
E. Fourth St
Obe
Paul Whiteman
India
OW Ars Furniture
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
Rick
Fox
Mr. Medley Fox
Opan
Windsor
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