Southerners View Iowa Dairy Herds Visit
A southern delegation led by Dr W R Dodson visited Waterloo and nearby dairy sites to study Iowa farming methods with emphasis on dairying and beef cattle. They toured Marsh Guernsey Jersey and Galloway farms, the Kimball plant, then Ames and the state fair itinerary. a local news feature titled The Totrngram was published during the tour. The group planned to return September 5, with notes on cattle dipping laws and rotation to combat boll weevil.
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State
Agricultural College
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Four Brotherhoods Receive Copy of Strike Order
Waterlon officials from the four brotherhoods received the general strike order to take effect Monday at 7 am. The document warns against disorder and instructs strikers to avoid violence and nonunion individuals while directing workers to cease road service if not already begun, and to return only when the strike is officially ended.
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Gener
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Nan Ip
Rainbow county official notes Cedar Heights property values
Rainbow, county auditor, reports valuation figures for Cedar Heights to Gove officials. Taxable real and personal property amount to 29,392 with 3,400 in money and credits. tax levies to be based on these figures. Chris Jensen Cedar Falls arrested for carrying concealed weapons and likely to plead guilty with arraignment expected this afternoon. Prof P M Ross returns from touring Des Moines and Chicago while his concert schedule at the Ross Conservatory is set to begin September first. Mrs Ross and two daughters to join from Bristow later this week.
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J. J. Rainbow
Gay Gové
Cedar Heights
Chris Jensen
Cedar
P. M. Ross
Ross Conservatory
6000 Artillerymen to Leave Border for Army Posts
Washington August 30 Twenty eight coast artillery companies about 6000 men on border duty and provisional infantry units passed were ordered back to their peace stations in the eastern and western departments. More than 10000 additional National Guardsmen ordered to the border will take the place of the artillery corps.
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Washington, D
Coast Artillery
Artilery Corpa
Famous laconic dispatches from history
A collage notes how great commanders used brief, pointed messages to report victories. It cites Caesar, Xerxes, Atticus and Spartan kings, highlighting the enduring power of concise news from war rooms to emperors.
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Social band meeting canceled for tomorrow
Announcements note the Social band meeting will not take place tomorrow or next week. Sacred Heart court 399 will meet in St Marys auditorium tonight. St Marys Sewing circle meets tomorrow afternoon at the church with hostesses Mesdames Jacob Rethaen Q P Ruchtfertig and Fred Hart. The Humane society meets at 7 30 p m today in the M C A parlors, officers and members urged to attend. WW E Newall secretary. Waterloo Gun club weekly practice at Byrnes park tomorrow at 1 p m all shooters welcome. Knights and Ladies of Security Yagdar meet this evening in K of P hall followed by informal party for members and friends. This is the first meeting since George Jenks was appointed district manager.
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West Waterloo Schools Postponed Opening to Sept 18
Fear of infantile paralysis in Waterloo prompts postponement of school start. Board meets in J F E Dempster’s office and adopts precautionary measure to delay openings until Monday Sept 18, 1916. Superintendent C F Kijno notes no local cases and supports keeping districts open as scheduled.
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Waterloo West
Infants Paraly sis Epidemic Rises Again In New York
Health officials facing renewed concerns as New York reports another rise in infantile paralysis cases. For the 24 hours ending 10 a.m., new cases increased to 9 from 73 yesterday, with deaths at 22 versus 32. The trend shows a steady climb since Sunday, underscoring continuing outbreak worries. An advertisement notes new boots at Wang Miller Shoe Co.
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New York
Court Order Prohibits U P Road Strike in Omaha
Judge Wills of Douglas County District Court issued an order prohibiting the general and local officials of the Order of Railway Conductors from calling or enforcing a strike on Union Pacific lines. The petition by Edin A. Hamilton, a UP conductor and O R C member, seeks to keep workers at their posts as many others on the road wish to remain at work.
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Neb
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Sears
District Court of
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Union Pacific
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Order of
Real Estate Transfers in Black Hawk County Abstract Co Records
Real estate transfers recorded include W J Hostetler to Peter Mallinger Lot 372 Galloway addition and various other conveyances in Cascaden Place auditor Rainbow plats. Transactions feature several parcels, lots and blocks with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars and parties including Georgianna N Slippy Lfeie id. and John Cascaden to H Shepherd.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
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Peter Mallinger
Galloway
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Eighmoy
Oscar Saunders
Cassell
Mack
Fotson
Larry Swinbank
Patterson
Block &, Mayer and Addition
David Cascaden
HH. T. Orn Pa
Auditor Rainbow's
Cascaden Place
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Shepherd
Auditor Rainbows
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Iotal
Ratn- Dow
Cascaden
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Apman
Jeannette Weaver
Watering Jay Her Co
E. A. Dawson
Lot
Brook G. Spear
T Hartniwn’s Add
SRT
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Tra Rodamar
Thomas Caveaders
H. T. Shepherd
Rainbow's
Turks Dewvrat Russians in Catrasus Heights
Turkish troops advance step by step in the Catrasus and break Russian resistance on the heights. Turkish war department reports one detachment found 1,900 Russian dead on the hilltop as of Aug 36. Berlin wireless to Savville.
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Savville
Turkish War Department
Nefield
Danish West Indies sale favored by Santa Cruz lawmakers
The legislators of Santa Cruz adopted and cabled to Copenhagen a resolution favoring the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States. Colonial councils of St. Thomas and St. Joseph and two other islands have taken similar action.
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St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Santa Cruz
Copenhagen
Dansh West Indies
United States
St. Joseph
Divorce actions filed for Crawford and Hall couples
Actions for divorce have been commenced by Allen Crawford against Marjorie Crawford and by J B Hall against Ida M Hall. The Crawfords were married in Waterloo on February 2, 1995, with desertion alleged. The Halls were wed in Waverly on June 14, 1915, and desertion is also alleged.
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Crawford
Marjorie Crawford
Waterloo
Fey
J. B. Hall
Ida M. Hall
Waverly
Dee
French Attack Advances Near Fleury Region in Aug 39
French forces renewed an assault east of Plenary last night in the Fleury area as authorities report ongoing action and potential progress amid the war. The Paris bureau notes the attack follows earlier announcements of gains and continued operations along the front.
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Berfin Trant
Plenry
Tory
Fragmentary OCR Question on Public Health Progress
A garbled OCR passage asks about U S public health service role in disease defense and sanitation. It hints at sunlight, sanitation, and vaccination effects, mentioning high disease rates and an avorary of 20 eggs at a university, with numerous unclear foreign terms and misspellings.
Unorganized Men Protest to Wilson Against 8 Hour Law
Washington progress outline reports that unorganized railroad workers, led by Robert T. Frazier, sent a letter to President Wilson opposing an eight hour workday for interstate train operation staff. They warn of potential events and demand recognition, arguing the legislation would not affect their 80 percent of the workforce.
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Washington, D. C
Robert T. Praziar
Thohune
President Wilson
Congress
Frazier
Lbs
Razier
Fraaier
Mails Will Stop Say Brotherhood Strike Paralyzes Rail Service
Cleveland dispatch reports the railway mail service will be paralyzed by a nationwide strike. Brotherhoods announce a two week stoppage affecting one third of the nation's mail supply, with closures planned across rails and mail centers.
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Ang
Brotherhoods
Strike Peril Briefly Delays Hughes Departure
Estes Park Colo August 30. The threatened railroad strike will not delay Charles E Hughes from leaving at 2 PM for Loveland Colo where he will address the Loveland fair. Hughes plans to meet Gay of Colorado to deliver the address after arrival.
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Estes Park
Colo
Charles E. Slughes
Hughes
Loveland
Gay
Colorado
Albanian Contingent to Join Allies in Macedonia
An Albanian force is prepared to join the allied combatants in Macedonia. Albanians have already disembarked at Saloniki and will be commanded by Hisad Pasha, chief of the Albania government, who was in Saloniki yesterday.
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Hisad Pasha
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Albania
Salonikd
Senator Kern Proposes Return to Senate Amid Rail Crisis
Washington Aug. 320. Due to the railroad emergency Senator Kern introduced a resolution that was unanimously passed instructing all absent members to return at once unless excused for illness.
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Kern
Local notes from Clarksville and surrounding area
A crowded Clarksville community page recounts social visits, family moves, and local gatherings. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Perrin, and families from nearby towns. The report mentions a family reunion picnic, club farewell events, and various visits across the region, with focus on community ties and upcoming travel plans.
One Farmer Wife Caretakes Large Family Farm
A rural woman tends over five hundred chickens, dairy cows, hogs, and a large garden, managing hoeing and weeding while handling her own housework. The text promotes Dr Myer’s non surgical treatments for chronic conditions, praising his methods and announcing associated specialist Dr Summers.
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