CITY IN BRIEF GUESTS AND EVENTS IN WATERLOO
Local notes report Rev C C Dupuy and daughter Miss Claraj Dupuy visiting Waterloo. Edward M. Smith applies for a farm name Early Dawn Farm. Numerous visits and travels by residents and visitors from Oelwein, Des Moines, St Paul, Cedar Rapids, Chicago, and other towns. A Buchanan county fair attraction, market grape prices, and car purchases are noted along with several short trips and health visits.
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Buchanan Optical Co
C. C. Dupuy
Jecup
Claraj Dupuy
Homer Knight
Oelwein
Loren Risk
Pearl Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Mra C. J
Market grows in popularity in Waterloo market
The second day of Waterloo public market saw larger crowds and higher spending than opening day with buyers and sellers expanding across east and west side locations. Prices remained steady though some items like potatoes fetched higher prices, and locals discussed curbing price boosts while considering a winter market. North Waterloo backs a third market to serve the area.
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Waterloo
East Side
Lafayette Street
West Side
Fifth Street
W. Foote
Foote
Cedar Heights
Cedar Falls
RB. Frater
Logan Avenue
Walthy
Wilking
Ratiwin
Lima
California
North Waterloo
Residents split over opening a store in the east end
Some residents favor a new establishment seeking cheaper prices while others remain undecided. Reporters note many in the eastern city portion express support, though it is not stated as the unanimous view. They acknowledge a potential clash over the plan.
Experts Lose Data in Alaska Glacial Expedition
Advices from Corfova Alaska say field notes cameras and exposed films of the Smithsonian Institution Glacial expedition lie at the bottom of the Big Delta river. A wagon was tipped by the current while Prof. R. F. Starr and Lawrence Madden crossed to Fairbanks. The men survived but the photographic outfit was lost.
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Corfova
Alaska
Smithsonian Institution
Big Delta
R. F. Starr
Lawrence Madden
Fairbanks
Attacks on Food Interests Highlight Pure Food Session
In Duluth on August 22 J Q Emery of Wisconsin charged that powerful interests press the pure food officials. He claimed a nationwide push funds the lobbying while many top dairy and food experts and state commissioners gather for the convention. A. F P Jones of Illinois spoke on labeling packages as a key topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Pure Food Commissioners
J. Q. Emery
Wisconsin
Wiler
Wilson
Government Health and Pure Food Department
Washington
Wiley
A. F P. Jones
Ilnois
Boys Do Europe At $80 A Piece Cost
Cleveland Aug 22 Frank P Bagnall son of A C Bagnall principal of Fast school Lakewood has returned from a European tour that cost him only 80 dollars With Carlton Smail son of a Jamestown minister and Adelbert college student they started in July with 25 dollars each They visited London Paris and other European points for twenty six days before sailing back to America They paid their way across the ocean by working along the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Frank P. Bagnall
A. C. Bagnall
Lakewood
Carlton Smail
Jamestown
Adelbert College
London
Paris
America
Two U.S. Men Stranded in Paris on Six Cents Each
Bagnall and Small recount meeting American college men abroad who were typically broke and wanted to borrow money to return home. The duo themselves arrived in Paris with only six cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagnall
Small
Paris
Important Food Topics at Duluth Meeting
Duluth Minn August 22 Today the second annual meeting of the association of state and national food and dairy departments will be crowded The morning program covers reports on the executive committee secretary treasurer and committees on constitutional change and federation of related bodies Afternoon discussions include uniformity between federal weight and measure laws and state weight provisions led by Dr Herman Harms Willard Hansen and others Plus talks on evaporated milk composition by Dr Julius Hertdet and Dr J R Chittick Dinner at the Commercial Club tonight for convention members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Association of State and National Food and Dairy Departments
Herman Harms
Salt Lake
Utah
Willard Hansen
Housewives' Bread Murders the Innocents
Kansas City August 22 The National Association of Master Bakers president Paul Schulte of Chicago told the second day of its annual convention that housewives baking at home produce soggy bread and harm their families. He urged better bakery standards. Also noted were visits from Byron Leighton of Osage and Wendell Leighton of Portland Maine to Deputy Sheriff Ed Leighton as they plan to attend the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Paul Schulte
Chicago
National Association of Master Bakers
Mr. Schulte
Byron Leighton
Osage
Wendell Leighton
Portland
Ed Leighton
Famiy
Meekness and Lowliness Cure unrest by making it impossible
A terse aphorism suggests meekness and lowliness quell strife by removing triggers and resistance, implying calm through humility. The saying frames inner restraint as a practical remedy for social friction and personal discord.
Wont Talk Of Retrenchment Across Harriman Lines
Officials of the Union and Southern Pacific avoid comment on laying off thousands of workers. Rock Island, Northern Pacific, and Atchison lines signal no retrenchment. Belief grows retrenchment may spread to Harriman system amid strike doubts in Memphis.
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New York
Union and
Southern Pacific Railway
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Harriman
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Splendid Suits
Edward M. Smith
H. H. Risk of
H. Getehell
Binghampton
H. Bunker
Bristow
Z. J. Tnnke
C. M. Woods
Maxwell, In
J. A. Boehme
St . Paul, Minn
T. B. Crow
Fifth Street West
C. A. Whitmore
M. G. Ball
Des Moines
Waterloo Gasoline Engines Company
G., S. Gardner
Independence
Buchanan County Fair
L. S. Parsons
Boston
Frank Folk
L. Thorpe
the Ellis
Manchester
Attorney Condon
New Hampton
F. A. Winslow
Beatrice
Neh
A. F. Bronson
Nora Springs
L. H. Bronson
J. L. Bronson
Familly
M. H. Williston
EB. T. Alford
Highland
H. A. Boysen
A. W. Boysen
St. Louis
Fred Elliott
Indianola
United Presbyterian Church
City
James Gardiner
Ers
Mr. Elliott
The
A. J. Strong
Fast Waterloo High School
Atalamazoo
Mich
A.J. Reher
Maryachty
Matt Stewart
Miss Pearl
Lena Walker
Fourth Street
Miss Stewart
Coe College
Lulu Trost
Peter Grady
Miss Trost
Marshall Field's
J. H. Woods
Mr. Woods
Earl Dickinson
Waverly
Mr. Dickinson
A. Gasser
Second Street
Dickinson
East Fourth Street
Iowa
John B. Stetson
Alaskan
Europe
Pacific Roads
Memphis
Tenn
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Allied Lines
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