Many Fish Placed in Cedar River by Rescue Effort
Government aided by Congressman Pickett and the Cedar River fish protective association distributed thousands of game fish from basins near Bellevue Iowa. About 2 400 bass 900 bass 1 500 catfish and 100 bream were placed along the Cedar River park and nearby streams in a coordinated shipment from Washington bureau of fisheries. The fish were in ten gallon cans aboard a specially equipped car arriving from Minneapolis Central passenger No 7 at 8 49. J C Hartman president of the association led the distribution with Deputy Fish Warden Yordy and others. water kept alive by ice and air the fins were taken to planting sites along the Cedar River with some later moved to the Wapsie for stocking. This rescue operation aims to save fish from disappearing when river levels fall and continues as weather allows.
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Congressman Pickett
Fish Protective Association
Liberty
Cedar River
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce and Labor
Hlinnis
J. C. Hartman
The
Pickett
Yordy
A. H. Kurth
Washington
Independence
Wapsie
Kurth
Mississippi River
Bellevue
United States
Public Markets Show Largest Tuesday Attendance This Season
The east side market saw its biggest Tuesday turnout since spring with sixty wagons and heavy buyer turnout. A wide range of produce including celery bananas peaches and musk melons was offered, with musk melons sold in abundance and potatoes at 75 cents a bushel. Prices for dill pickles ten cents a dozen and rhubarb five cents a bunch were noted along with other varieties and country gentlemen sweet corn at fifteen ears per dime.
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East Side
Balliett
Four Karat White Diamond Exhibited for $1000 Bid at DeVoe
A four karat perfect white diamond from South African fields is on display at E C DeVoe jewelry on Bridge Street in Waterloo. The owner invites a $1000 bid from interested buyers who may take the gem. The Waterloo Evening Courier notes the public interest and urges parents to obtain Brady War Pictures for schoolchildren via the current sixteen-section series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
E. C. DeVoe
Bridge Street
Schuol
Waterloo Evening Courier
Seo Roupon
Resigned Philadelphia councilman confesses past prison term
William Burke, elected last fall on a reform ticket, resigns his city council seat after admitting a Massachusetts term for burglary under the alias Benjamin H. Tripp. He has lived honestly in Philadelphia for years, but was traced by a former convict seeking money under threat of exposure. Mayor Blankenburg leads a movement to ease his embarrassment.
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Philadelphia
William Burke
Massachusetts
Benjamin H. Tripp
Burke
Blankenburg
Iowa Guardsmen Break Up Camp After Spectacular Review
Iowa Falls August 21 special reports Camp Logan, home to Iowa citizen soldiers and 350 U.S. cavalry for ten days, dismantled as 4 000 guardsmen moved to towns supporting Iowa National Guard. Sham battle ended with reds defeating blues. Governor Carroll reviewed troops and awarded rifle trophies before a standout parade, including a watch gift to Sergeant Chas King of Company I.
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Iowa Falls
Camp Logan
Iowa
Sixth United States Cavalry
Towa
Fifty-third Regiment
Band Concert in West Side Park
The La Rue Concert band under Director H. A. La Rue presents a weekly concert in the west side city park at 7:39 p m. The program features classics and popular pieces for 90 minutes as the season nears its close. The band plans engagements at the Iowa State fair and the Minnesota State fair next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rue
West Side City Park
H. A. la Rue
Waterloo
Iowa
Dr Bickley's Condition After Appendectomy At Presbyterian
The many friends of Dr. W. H. Bickley are pleased to hear his condition is improving after an appendectomy performed Monday afternoon at Presbyterian Hospital. He was later taken ill on a river camping trip, but symptoms of acute appendicitis did not develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bickley
Presbyterian Hospital
Ib Road
Bickley
Operation Determined Upon By Monday
The article states that until Monday, the operation was determined upon as necessary, signaling urgent planning and imminent action across involved parties. Details remain sparse, but the schedule hinges on a decisive Monday decision by authorities and medical teams.
Funeral of Mrs Eliza Hunt held at home
The funeral for Mrs. Eliza Hunt, who died Sunday, will be at 2 30 PM tomorrow at her home 1422 Commercial Street. Mr and Mrs B M Fritzsinger and son Sherwin leave for a ten day visit with friends at Town Falls Tracer and La Porte City. Mr and Mrs R S Timmerman of Gainesville Texas visiting Mr and Mrs F Kroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hunt
Commercial Street
Town Falls
Tracer
la Porte City
R. S. Timmerman
Gainesville, Tex
F. €. Kroll
Mrs D Gable Dies in Minneapolis After Waterloo Years
Mrs D Gable, a Waterloo native long active in Christ Episcopal church, died June 22 in Minneapolis at about 70. Through sister Margaret Kingsbury, Mary P Edgerton learned of the death. Survived by three daughters Frances Wilde of St Paul, Nell of New York, Josephine now moving to Minneapolis, and Oliver Wilde grandson. Body sent to Anamos for burial. Also a brief ad for Cham berlain s Liniment for lame back.
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Margaret Kingsbury
St. Paul
Misa Mary P. Edgerton
Oliver Gable
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Christ Episcopal Church
High and
Lime Streets
Gable
Ilinoia Central
Frances Wilde
Nell
New York City
Jose
Phine
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Cedar River Park
REDS
Ernor
West Side Park
Clothiers
East Fourth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
B. M. Fritzsinger
Sherwin
Imrs. D. Gable
Chamberlain
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