Farmers Guests of Rotarians At Calotmag Part
Waterloo Rotary Club hosts 114 guests mainly farmers from Black Hawk County at Hotel Wassall Lamson. Dairyman Fred Kammiller cites city country cooperation, friendship, and the golden rule as keys to better business ties. Speakers include William Crownover and Harvey Hess with a community singing start and a 19 piece Gates Business College orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Howdy
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Rotary Club
Hotel Wassatl Lamson
Fred Kamamiller
Dubuque
Rotary
Kammiller
Oth
W. W. Marsh
Estel
Robert Grags
Gates
Business College
Bruce ‘Gates
E. S. Estes
Dairy Cattle Congress
Crownover
Hess
William, Crawnorver
Near
Hudson
Towa
Harvey Hess
Orange Township
Social Disease Clinic Planned for Waterloo
A plan to establish a social disease clinic in Waterloo within a month was adopted by the board of health. Miss Ance Denton and Victor Zellhaefer pledged full cooperation. Denton noted 40 city cases needing public treatment and offered a social worker and trained nurse. Dr. J. R. Thompson reviewed Davenport's clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Board of Health
Ance Denton
Victor Zellhaefer
Social Welfare League
Clinic to Treat Special Diseases Half-Care Evening Sessions
The clinic is expected to handle about 50 cases weekly. A physician provided by the city will supervise one night per week for patients dependent on city treatment. Costs will be shared equally by state and city. Those able to hire a doctor will not be treated.
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Eity
Frank Bros
Coal Strike Parley Off for Holidays
Scranton Pa November 22 The latest effort to bring coal miners and operators to a meeting to end the anthracite strike received no setback and will likely be deferred until after Christmas Mayor John Durkan chairman of the mayors committee said the meeting set for this afternoon would not be held A renewed peace drive after the holidays is viewed as reasonably certain of success
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Scranton
John ¥. Durkan
Corn Conference Sets Goal for Unified Legislative Program
Des Moines, Dec 22 AP After opposing a 6 percent rate increase sought by western carriers at the Kansas City ICC hearing in January the executive committee of the American council of agriculture and the corn belt committee of farm organizations turned to a concrete legislative program The conference delegates from various corn belt regions and agricultural sectors predicted they can reach agreement on a shared set of recommendations despite divergent viewpoints
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Des Moines
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amerian Council of Agriculture
Corn Belt Committee of Farm Organizations
Question of congressional support in grain marketing split
A fragment notes debate over whether congressional backing for a commodity marketing organization should be mandatory. The text suggests a U.S. policy discussion with disagreements among lawmakers on mandatory support.
Depositors Waive Half and Get Half
A called meeting of 6800 depositors of Farmers National Bank, closed due to frozen assets, voted to waive 50 percent of their deposits and receive 50 percent at once. Also reported is a fire loss of 835,060 and an estimated fire damage of 735,000 from a fire at Nichols & Gates advertisement mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allerton
Farmers National Bank
Pamina
Lada
Candy and fruit display with mixed candies and nuts
A grocery ad lists fresh mixed candies by the pound with price markers, peanut brittle, peanut candy, cocoanut candy, pecan rolls and fine chocolates. It notes Gedar Chests filled with candy as gifts and mentions fancy fruits and fresh vegetables plus English walnuts, mixed nuts and new stock.
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Calotmag
Fred Kammiller
Pook Gollen
Mittis
Adios Ader
Barbers’ Ass’n
Kookers
Nichols & Gates
Corn Conference
Nicholls & Gates
California Fruit & Confectionery
BE. Ath St
Jrank Brothers
Yuletide
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Styleplus
Emery
Eureka
Light Co
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Waterioe
Down Vments
Fasley
Easley
Hasley
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