Earl Cragg of Royal Line Here for GTEELY Fete
Earl Cragg a prominent fashion authority arrived from Chicago to Waterloo. He spoke at the Advertising club and outlined postwar dress trends for men emphasizing color harmony and proper ensembles. Cragg noted fall styles favor form fitting coats and new overcoats as he toured with a tailored wardrobe and planned engagements in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cragg
Chicago
Wn Gragg
Cleve“Yard
D Mois Central Station
Velock
William E. Steely
F. McGinn
W. Fiske Marshall
E. B. Magee
G. R. Rohde
Crapy
Camel Waterloo
Steely
Cragg
Oscar Vogl
Vopl-Weissenfeld de Weisach
Vienna
Lnte
Calvary Commandery
Knights ‘Semplar
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Waterloo
Earl Gragg
Hotel Russell
Lamson
American Dental Association Closes Convention
The seventieth annual American Dental Association session in Minneapolis prepares to adjourn with Dr. R Boyd Bogle Nashville Tenn chosen as president elect and Washington D C named convention city. Dr Bogle succeeds Dr Percy Howe with Dr Bostox succeeding Dr Roscoe Volland Iowa City Ia as retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
American Dental Association
R. Boyd Bogle
Nashville
Tenn
Washington, D. C
Convention City
Bogle
Percy Howe
Bostox
Roscoe Volland
Iowa City
England to India Airway Faces Persian Permission Hurdle
Telegram from Jerusalem reports Imperial Airways may gain Persian approval to extend Cairo Baghdad route to Karachi. Negotiations near conclusion for establishing air stations at Bushiry and Bender, linking Baghdad and Qarar with Tehovan route to enable the overland air link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Briish
Imperial Airways
Cairo-Baghdad
Karachi
Iida
England
Bushiry
Bender
Baghdad
Qarar
Spelling Changes Mentioned for Names in Chattanooga Item
In Chattanooga a note discusses changes to name spellings without altering pronunciation. The piece lists several names including Si Sabin W and Carr Dui, noting adjustments for sound while keeping core identity intact. Yale's ic champion is referenced as part of the broader discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Mass
Virginia el
Si Sabin W
Carr
Dui Pole Vaeulier
Olyn Wry
Yale
Temperatures Record Sparse Readings For Week
Fragmented weather notes show fluctuating readings with no clear daily values. The text mentions extreme lows near minus six and highs around forty nine, but details are unclear and inconsistently formatted.
Rockford Plane Missing Over Greenland Mystery Deepens
Reports say a Rockford fliers plane was observed Sunday morning along the South Greenland coast. Sheriffs indicate search efforts continue for the aircraft believed to have landed inland near the sea line, with radio tips and scattered sightings guiding the hunt along Newfoundland and nearby villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leichtenfels
Greenland
New York
Rockford Fiers
Eric Talmer
Brooklyn
Talmér
Newfoundland
Tabner
St. Johns
Rockford-in-Sweden
Les
Onis
Gatit
Arcenland
Grealyr
Mortuary Notice for Mrs Richard Payne
A mortuary notice indicates the burial arrangements for Mrs Richard Payne who passed yesterday. Services are planned at a local church with arrangements coordinated by Petersen Bros. and a funeral in Mulberry Crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRS
Richard
Payne
Astral Services
Herghams
Mulberry Crest
Pitersen Bros
Tomarrow
Forty three West High graduates plan for college
Fortty three graduates of West High have asked for certificates of credits and will enter college or training schools this fall, per principal William W. Gipson. The class includes 1924 graduates and others who delayed college eight years. Multiple colleges are listed across Iowa and beyond, with many bound for Iowa State College, University of Iowa, and other insti tutes.
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Fortty
West High
William W. Gipson
Higher
Mina Ackerman
Robert Brown
Dorothy Hohnes
Marjorie Cook Fer
Inti Margolis
Doris ¢ Pattishman
William Robinson
Raymond Williams
Iowa State Tractors College
Robert Bickley
James Graham
Dordenks
Mar Martens
Robert Northe
Robers
Anna Windes
Robet
Grace EB. Pitre
University of Town
Wallace du Shane
Ghester Ral
D John Berth
Town State College
Ames
Peter Brow
Notte Dare
South Bend
Ind
Albera Tickinson
Minnesota State
Ming Gavendian Edwards
00 College
Mr. Vardon
Martha Graham
Ruth
Textmar
Cauieton College
Northfedd
Cindys Sampson
Orien Shivers
Oberlin
Berin
Grinveil College
Grinnell
Martinollls
Eugene
Presto
Sweilner
Coecalles
Cedar Rapids
Bets Stor
Presbyterian Hospital Training Rehool
Waterlaas Leone College
Tandons
Yas
Dubuis
Cm Hower
No States Naval
Rosite Gaeks Geminary
Wash
Anna Vol Mabaia
Martha Washington
Shton
de C
Fire alarms at Pyrit Residences report furnace smoke
A smoky furnace at 5142 Pyrit Residences on W. EL Mapar 1466 Third West triggered alarms with reported loss. A separate incident at 714 Commercial in Russell’s prinson garage notes a short circuit in an electric motor, causing damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrit
W. EL Mapar
Third West
Smoky Furnace
Russell“prinson
Hoover Optimistic After Midwest Swing For President
Herbert Hoover completing his first campaign trip has covered over 8,000 miles in 19 states. He was greeted by crowds in Iowa birthplace and won support from traders and grain states while planning a future discussion on prohibition and enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hoover
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Alfred E. Smith
Iis
News Briefs Across The Nation And World
Briefs report the death of Mrs. Jennie Davis Garrison founder of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington. The Russian Icebreaker Hrassin leaves Stavanger after Tepeirs search for Amundsen and Italia parties. In Geneva a Kellogg pact signing coincides with a League of Nations push to curb armaments and a commission to draft a treaty on private arms manufacture. In Miami Lieut Frank Schill flies a Marine Transport plane toward Nicaragua from Tela Honduras. In Niagara Falls Jacos D Hanson 43 dies from a bullet wound by coast guardsmen amid indictments of Glen Jennings and Frank Beck for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jennie Davis Garrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Stavanger
Norway
Hrassin
Amundsen
Italia
Jeft
Bergen
Geneva
Paris
League of Nations
Miami
Fla
Frank Schill
Nicaragua
Tela
Honduras
Mariagua
Puerto Castilla
Managua
Niagara Falls
Jacos D
Hanson
Fort Niagara Coast Guard
Bullhead Catch Totals Sixty in Three Hours at Dam
Dick Williams of 510 Denver Street fished from 11 30 p m to 2 30 p m at the east end of the dam and averaged a bullhead every three minutes. A string of 60 bullheads was taken. the fish went home with a woman. Tsadore Brotvaman was arrested at 2 30 p m by Sheriff Wagner and Detective Crumlin and placed in county jail for alleged liquor sales at a grocery store on Fouttit Blood west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Williams
Denver Street
Tsadore Brotvaman
H. Ty. Wagner
Hugh Crumlin
Fouttit Blood West
Handcuff Dancing Partners in Bunion Shuffle
In Des Moines on August 24, couples were handcuffed together at their own request for a bunion shuffle contest. Six samples traveled to the event as partners found it easier to stay awake when shackled together. The crowd grew sleepy and officials predicted the contest would end soon. The hour of the race surpassed five hundred forty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
August Quivers Ice and Snow Text Amid Waterloo Weather
Water levels high and ice crooked as August chills grip Waterloo. A brightly penned scene shows a mix of sport and humor with locals braving 47 degrees, warming to 60 by early morning as ski slides lagged and fashion expert Eerl Gragg forecasts white vests over snowshoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Waterloo
Eerl Gragg
Cleveland
Micn
Goldfigh
Thumb and sleeve found in seven foot shark off Philadelphia
A seven foot shark captured far at sea by Charles McNulty of Philadelphia yielded a severed human thumb and part of a merchant marine coat sleeve. The shark was hooked and killed after five pistol shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ulak
Charles McNulty
Dance Marathon Concludes In Council Bluffs Event
The Council Bluffs contest ended after 274 hours with first prize to Mr. and Mrs. George Bulove of St Paul and promoter Jacob Barnett. Elva Sly named new general secretary of the YWCA in Des Moines starting Sept 1 succeeding Genevieve Lowry. Marriage licenses listed include Howard Whiteamb Rockford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
George Bulove
St. Paul
Jacob Barnett
Iowa
Moines
INS
iMiss Elva Sly
Young Women’s Christian Association
el Paso
Genevieve Lowry
Turkey
Brain Tests and Modern Holidays Quiz From Newspapers
The passage discusses intelligence tests used at trading universities and asks readers to study them for mental ratings. It then lists popular modern holidays by place and name, including Bank Holiday and Dominion Day, inviting quick identification of their celebrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coim-Uusty
Stolen Ears of Sweet Corn Reported From Garden
L A Schroeder reports 200 ears of sweet corn stolen from his garden on the night prior, after a previous theft of a row of potatoes a week earlier. Police contacted but no suspects named.
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L. A
Divorces Filed and Drunk Driving Fine
Two divorce petitions filed today Lloyd Maher vs Theresa Masher over cruel treatment since 1923 custody of Edwin sought Lucille Sheerer vs Charles Sherrer married 1922 cruelty charged court issued temporary injunction Edgar Aogerhoff pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated defendant fined $75 and costs by Judge H B Boies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Maher
Theresa Masher
Borbum
Edwin
Lucille Sheerer
Charles Sherrer
Edgar Aogerhoff
H. B. Boies
Army Plane Drops In At Waterloo Airfort
An Army observation plane en route from St Paul to Cha mute flald glided into Waterloo airport at 11 a m and lifted off again at 2 p m with Lieut John Hart at the controls The pilot carried Congressman Melvin J Mays for an inspection of air corps fields in the west The tour closed yesterday in St Paul with Maas remaining Local building permits list several residences furnaces and a garage plus a Des Moines visitor Miss Kathryn Cochrane visiting a sorority sister at the state University of Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Chamute Flald
Rantoul
Waterloo
John Hart
Melvin J. Mays
Air Corps
Maas
Hart
Des Moines
Kathryn Cochrane
Helen Menges
Western Avenue
State University of
Towa
Waterloo Canning Opens 1928 Season With 160000 Cases
The Waterloo Canning company plant at 3430 Sycamore street began the 1928 corn canning season at 1 p m with fully matured Evergreen corn. About 300 workers started, daily capacity 8000 to 10000 cases, and contracts cover 1000 acres with company lands plus farmer growers in the area. The local plant will run four to five weeks, with other Waterloo plants starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Canning Company
Sycamore Street
Waterloo
Saner Co
Bell
Reinbeck
Dyersville
Dysart
Grundy Center
Kellogg Signs AntiWar Pact in Paris Ceremony
Kellogg arrives in Paris to sign an antiwar pact as Mayor presents a gold pen and Mrs. Kellogg receives a bouquet. The mayor honors Havre’s 1900 soldiers, and Kellogg thanks the city before promising to sign the pact with the pen.
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Kellogg
Paris
Mic
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Persia
Athe
William 1
Rockford
Hermon C. Miller
Midwest
Pittsburgh
Herbert Moover
Washington
Tiere
Golding
Arrow
Jon Frigiod
Thumb
Steeve
Shark
Howard
Whiteamnb
Evening Post
Toc
Society
Airfort
Jean M. Fell
Vaighen
Lois Watts
Sunnyside
WN. J. Lentz
Lyol Mulberry
M. Jd. McDonough
Gerage
Webster
George Corey
M. Galvin
Dane
Waterloo Building & Loan
Linden
Patricia
Lone Eagle
Jewey
Satin
Cheeta Lara I
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