Water loo milk price probe to study producer and consumer charges
Waterloo officials announce a formal probe into milk pricing as of Wednesday. Chairman H O Bernbrock says a 10 am meeting at city hall will gather local producers to answer a confidential questionnaire. Agricultural expert M A Bowman calls for producer margins of about six cents a quart amid rising feed costs and consumer prices.
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Waterloo
H. O. Bernbrock
Municipal Council of Defense
Etty Hall
Bernbrock
Mr. Bernbrock
Bowman
Producer urged to invest by sharing profits with middleman
The writer argues that paying the producer more would encourage him to continue milking. If the producer can receive a portion of profits now, he will be glad to keep his cows. as things stand, he may reduce his herds to escape the high feed bill.
Prince Henry William Frederick Albert Enlists With Eton Cadets
Windsor reports Prince Henry William Frederick Albert, fourth son of King George, entering camp with an advance party of the Eton College officers training corps. He wore private soldier attire and performed fatigue duties to prepare the camp for the corps reception.
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Windsor
England
Prince Henry William Frederick Albert
King George
Eton College Officers Training Corps
Prince Henry
Central depot proposed to cut milk costs
W F Parratt and W W Marsh back a central milk depot to slash delivery costs. Patrons would pick up milk and cream at a centralized point, reducing overhead by about 20 percent as several wagons now serve the same streets.
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W. W. Marsh
W. F. Parratt
Black Hawk
Parrott
Versatile Writer of Love Letters Held
Cleveland arrest of John F. Breckwith a poet novelist and soldier known as a love letter writer. He is charged with defrauding women nationwide by winning confidences and money through expressions of love. He faces a mail fraud warrant including a claim against Mrs. A. B. Paterson of Sycamore Illinois.
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Cleveland
John F. Breckwith
A. B. Paterson
East Him Street
Sycamore
Ill
W.O. 1.0. Meets Here Oct 20 24 for Convention Prep
Plans for entertainment of the annual conversion of the Iowa Women’s Christian Temperance Union were completed at a Memorial hall meeting. The convention will be in Grace Methodist Episcopal church Oct 23-26 with 400 to 500 delegates expected. Delegates will be lodged in local homes with no hotels. Two prizes for window displays. Committees appointed with chairs listed, including entertainment, reception, registration, decorations, publicity, and more.
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Lowa Women’s, Christian Temperance Union
Memorial Hall
Chautauqua Park
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harvard
Mia. L. E B. Park
Waterloo
Knoll, Ave
Ida Mitchell
Fifth Street West
Anna Kistner
Third Street West
J. M. Hamilton
Forest Street
L. BE. Park
Amanda Rickert
Riehl. Street
B. T. Alford
Highland
John Lines
Baltimore Street
F. J. Elghmey
Alta Vista Avenue
B. Reed
Independence Ave
Dotha Walker
WW. C
M. L. Small
Ladies Social and Mission Programs Highlight Waterloo Event
Mrs Katherine Jackson hosted quilting with Jackson club members while Mrs J H Rose entertained Silver Circle guests including Davenport visitor Mrs J B Krambeck. A big missionary program at United Presbyterian and First Congregational churches features Dr Lambie, Miss Campbell, Miss Hill, and Miss French with a pageant Light and Darkness. Grand Army relief corps hosted a Memorial hall gathering with readings and musical numbers followed by a supper. Miss Luella Mayes wed Lieut Earl North in a small ceremony at the bride’s home. Misques Mabel Hich horn and Viola Clary to be honored at a Cedar River park picnic. A Shimble ben at the Mary Norman home gathered twenty-three Epworth girls with future meeting plans. Mrs W Clemens hosted a birthday party at 1808 Jefferson Street.
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Katherine Jackson
Jackson Club
J. H. Rose
Silver Circle
J. B. Krambeck
Davenport
United Presbyterian
First Congregational
Lambie
United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Lambie
Ralph Tidrick
Iowa
Africa
First Congregational Church
Egyptian Sedan
Mary Campbell
Kate Hill
India
Elsie French
Waterloo
Wyeynt
French
Grand Army
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Hall
Ida Alderman
Misaes Alfredd Borden
Anna Shannon
Julia Kerr
C. D. Backier
Merle Daan
Mayes
Luella
la Porte City
Earl G. North
J. P. North
8. L. Hammond
Presbyterian Church
Miss Mayes
Clagymates
Coe College
Lafalai
Mabel Hichhorn
Iowa City
Viola Clary
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
University of Iowa
Mildred Guns
Cedar River Park
Gin and whisky for ladies which drink is worse
Chicago Aug 24 Gerald Shepherd and Miss Flas Wilson were arrested and brought before Judge Stelk on charges raised by Mrs Shepherd. Shepherd released on 800 dollar bond Wilson on 50. He claimed his wife failed to understand him and he might seek a divorce. He noted Wilson could be a remarkable wife and rebutted accusations of Wilson as a whisky drinker.
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Chicago
Qgerald Shepherd
Flas Wilson
Shepherd
Stelk
Mig Wilson
Howard
Miss Wilson
County jail pending date set for preliminary hearing
A suspect remains in the county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing whose date has not yet been scheduled.
House Moved Across Cedar River Bridge on Mullan Avenue
A house was moved across the Mullan avenues bridge over the Cedar River for the first time this week. E. C. G. Kinsell transported a building owned by A. R. Stillwag, with special city permission, between 5 and 7 a.m. The feat marks growing use of housemovers as Waterloo expands.
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Waterloo
Cedar River
E. C G. Kinsell
A. R. Stillwagon
Mullan Avenues
Bryant Secures $45,000 Paving Contract in Laurens
Jor P L Bryant and the Bryant Paving company won a $45,000 paving contract after returning from Laurens Ta. Work is planned to start at about three o clock.
Judge Advocate Leaves Chicago for Houston Rioting
Maj. B. M. Chiperfeld, named judge advocate of the Thirty third division under Gen Hell, departed Chicago today for Houston due to rioting there.
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Cupereirld
Houston
Chicago
Maj
B. M. Chiperfeld
Hell
Ward of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our wife.
Daughter and sister honor family ties in brief note
A fragmented obituary style item appears to reference a daughter and sister, a spouse or widow, and a mother, mentioning names and familial roles in a small union or family tribute. The legible terms include Mire Ei Schatck and J gifts from Bcholck, with fragments pointing to heirs and relations.
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M. Shores Damore
Bcholck
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