Classified Ad Advertisements Continued From Pare 17
Local classifieds list items for sale including pets birds and small animals, musical instruments, furs and coats, toys and clothes. Numerous listings show contact phones and addresses such as 401 Hammond Ave, 11245 5th St, Denver St, Riviera Theatre, St. Francis Hospital, Lafayette St, and East Fifth St. Also noted are miscellaneous Wanted ads for magazines, rag, corn, trees, fur prices, and Christmas trees with pricing cues like 5c and up.
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Wwe
L. L. Mackaman
Special Meeting Notice for Farm ers Loan and Trust Co Waterloo IA
Legal notice announcing a special meeting of stockholders of Farmers Loan and Trust Company of Waterloo Iowa to renew charter and elect directors. Meeting to be held December 7 1928 at 10 am in Pioneer National Bank building Waterloo Iowa. Also includes executrix appointment notice and will probate notice with deadlines and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Pioneer National Bank
A. D
Waterloo Salsesian Wins National Contest
J. W. King of 825 Lime Street won a countrywide sales contest by the bankers' supply division of the Todd Company for the greatest percentage earned in a territory. His 295.2 percent beat P. Greer at 224 percent, earning a $189 Christmas bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. King
Lime Street
Bankers’ Supply Division
Todd Company
King
P. Greer
Waterloo
Neva River Flood Threatens Leningrad Districts
The Neva rose to threatening levels in Leningrad on December 22, flooding the Volodarsky factory district. Broken ice formed large piles near the Finland bridge and Tsavanoc cataracts as neighboring villages flooded and residents climbed to rooftops.
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Leningrad
Neva
Volodarsky
Finland Bridge
Congress begins two day holiday recess after busy session
Washington D C December 22 Congress ends a brisk three week run and leaves for Christmas and New Year recess with a record of accomplishments. Leaders report passage of four appropriation bills totaling over a billion dollars and the Boulder dam and naval measures advancing to the president. Senate and House approved numerous bills and resolutions. 1507 bills 37 resolutions and 36 joint resolutions appeared, about 50 bills 16 resolutions and 6 joint resolutions passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d
Congress
Senate
House
Tilson
Connecticut
Treasury Post Office
Curtis
Kansas
Boulder Dam
Goolidge
Agriculture, State, Commerce, Justice and Labor Departments
Interior
Porto Rico
South Atlantic
Salt Creek
South
Roy O. West
War Department
Census Committee
Coolidge
Ways and Means Committee
Jardine
Senate Agriculture Committee
Two Black Defendants Convicted in Laundry Slaying
In Louisville on December 22, John A. Keller and James Grigsby were found guilty by a criminal court jury at 1 a.m. and sentenced to die in the electric chair for their complicity in the murder of Harry Long, a Tight watchman, on November 14. A third defendant, Rich Edmonds, had been sentenced to death earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
John A. Keller
James Grigsby
Harry Long
Rich Edmonds
Mussolini titled seven portfolio premier in cabinet
Mussolini, after taking the resigned post of Luigi Federzoni as minister for colonies, becomes majority in his own cabinet. He now holds seven portfolios colonies foreign affairs internal affairs war navy air and far parasitans. In leisure moments he acts as president of the cabinet council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigi Federzoni
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Red Collins Sought for Murder in Spartanburg
Water loo police sergeant J H Collins faced unease as a poster offered a $1000 reward for arrest and conviction of Ray Coleman alias Red Collins for murder and holdup in Spartanburg South Carolina. Officers wonder if a fellow officer could be the suspect, while Collins insists he is innocent and has been present locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Collins
Waterloo
Ray Coleman
Red’ Collins
Red” Collins
Spartanburg
S. C
Jack Collins
Collins
Poland wary as US investors turn to Soviet Russia
Warsaw reports that American interest for capital investments is shifting from Poland to Soviet Russia after Charles Dewey's Moscow visit. The Gazeta Warszawska predicts strained Polish American ties and notes opposition in political circles who say American investors seek a larger, better field in Russia. If Russia gains big credits, US debts from before and during the war could be funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
INS
Poland
Russia
Gazeta Warszawska
Charles Dewey
Moscow
Last Czar’s Yacht Becomes Volga Fish Boat
Astrakan Russia officials of the Caspian fisheries trust bought the former Czarist yacht for 35000 dollars. It now serves as a barge hauling fish along the lower Volga with a ceremonial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Czar
Volga Fish Boat
Astrakan
Russia
Eettami
Czar Nicholas
Volga
Caspian Fisheries Trust
Army Enlarges Hawaiian Airport at Wheeler Field
Honolulu December report says Wheeler field will be expanded into a premier military airport with over 2 million dollars in planned work starting July 1. New buildings and living quarters for 110 officers and 1,300 enlisted men will accompany a 6,000 foot runway replacing the current 2,800 foot strip.
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Honolulu
Wheeler Field
Schofield
United States
Hawaiian Department of the
United States Army
Wheeler
Phil Hanna Weaker Still Unconscious in California
Waterlooan Gen Phil Hanna, ill at Imperial Beach, Cal, is reported as growing weaker with left side paralysis and unconsciousness. A doctor says he will never walk again. The update comes via J A Trimble from B F Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil ‘Hanna
Imperial Beach
Cal
J. A. Trimble
B. F. Knapp
Search for Hyde couple to continue over Grand Canyon
Washington officials authorized further search for Glenn Hyde and his wife in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River after a telegram from Hyde’s father in Las Vegas. Maj. Gen. John L. Hines in San Francisco was told to pursue additional airplane reconnaissance.
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Washington, D. C
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Glenn Hyde
Davis
Hyde
Las Vegas
Nev
John L. Hines
San Francisco
Goebel Improves After Pneumonia Battle
Wichita Kansas December 22 Arthur Goebel noted filer who contracted pneumonia in one lung after an appendicitis operation this week was reported much improved today and it was believed the critical stage of his illness had passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Wichita
Kan
Arthur
Filer
Diplomat Joseph H. Shea Dies in Indianapolis
Joseph H. Shea, ambassador to Chile under President Wilson, died early today at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. The longtime diplomat and public servant passed away in the hospital, his death announced from the city. Shea served in diplomacy during the Wilson era and was noted for his decades of public service.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph H. Shea
Chile
Wilson
Methodist Hospital
Two Iowans Linked to Hoover as Agriculture Secretary
Des Moines reports speculation on Hoover selecting a secretary of agriculture with Dante Pierce of the Iowa Homestead and J R Howard of Clemons as leading Iowa contenders. It notes Iowa’s long influence in the post and recalls Tama Jim Wilson’s earlier tenure and the sequence of successors through 1924.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Hoover
Dante Pierce
Iowa Homestead
J.R. Howard
Clemens
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Tama Jim
Tama Jim” Wilson
McKinley
Wilson
David F. Houston
Missouri
Edwin T. Meredith
Harding
H. C. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Howard M. Gore
Department
Coolidge
W. M. Jardine
Kansas
Roosevelt
Taft
Growth of the department cited in midwest agrarian tale
The passage notes how the department expanded its services to farmers and sought better markets for farm products. It highlights Meredith and Wallace's roles during 1921 deflation, the Midwest connection to the department, and expectations that the next agriculture secretary would come from the middle west, likely Iowa, with knowledge of the field.
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Department
Meredith
Wallace
Middle West
Iowa
Miss Miriam Boysen Arrives For Holidays With Parents
Miss Miriam Boysen, studying voice and piano at the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, has arrived to spend the holidays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ho? A' Boysen, of 1007 Riverside Drive.
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Miriam Boysen
American Conservatory of Music At
Chicago
Jms
Boysen
Riverside
Premier Chocolates are offered in bulk and boxed
The ad markets a range of chocolates including nougats caramels creams and marshmallows with bulk prices 50 to 60 percent higher for boxed varieties. It features Premier brand chocolates in multiple flavors and sizes from one pound foil wrapped boxes to family boxes of 3 to 6 pounds with prices from 49 to 7 dollars per box.
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Rex
Ako
Ideal Gifts Fourth Floor Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Fourth Floor items include draperies silk cushions table scarfs and tapestries with a 29 percent to 25 percent off sale on Monday only. Two hundred French tapestries priced originally at 25 cents now one tenth their value. Limited quantities and not reserved.
Gift Toiletry Set Ideas For Christmas Purchases
The advertisement promotes a range of toilet goods including perfumes and toilet waters, body powders, face powders, bath salts, rouge, lip sticks and creams as desirable Christmas gifts. It suggests selecting several pieces from a favorite line to satisfy holiday gift lists.
Toyland Monday Sale Keeps Wide Toy Selection
Toyland reports a strong remaining selection despite closures and depletion of many lines. Odd lots and broken lines will be sold at very low prices on Monday on the fifth floor, with many items offered at steep reductions.
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Toyland
Gift Dressings and Tree Ornaments Ad on Sale
A complete line of Gift Dressings and Tree Ornaments may be had. Let your Christmas Tree shine with lights and ornaments chosen from this store. Visit our Party Goods Section to care for all these little needs. Wall Pockets, desirable styles specially priced for Monday. Each .79 on the SECOND FLOOR.
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Hammond Ave
Canarys
Ladies’ Exchange
4Th St
Denver St
York
E. L. Gess
Riviera Theatre
Poultry and Supplies
Tracy's
Willford
Lafayette St
Park Road
Broadway
Waterloo Waste Paper Packing Co
Call Miller Products Company
East Fifth
B. Hoasteter
American Legion
U. S
Commercial Bank
East Fifth &T. E. L
Hosteter
Shepherd Ember Co
East-Fourth St
Anton Christiansen Dalty
J. O. Trumbauer
E. Stewart
Ira ' Rodamar
F. EB. Stewart
W. W. Marsh
State of
Black Hawk County
Peter Kies
Lena Kies
Executrix
R. F. D. G. Butterfield& Butterfield, _Attorneys
J. W. Thompson
Clerk District Court
Black Hawk Country
District Court
Avicleide Hollnagle
Waterloo Salessian
Slayers
Guorum
Washington Luiz
Red
U. 5
United Press
Army
Hawaiian
Phil Hanna
S Canyon
Pierge
Howard
Agriculture
Midwest
New Colonial Furnace
Stegman & Trainor
Jefferson St
Middle West Country
Cleveland
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Missouri River
E. 4Th St
Sherwood
Shaeffer, Parker and
Waterman
Esse Eee Aly
Phelps
Minneapolis
Minnesota ‘Mining & Mfg. Co
Schuneman’s Drug Store
Leonard Cigar Store
Sue Ss
Sibert’s Jewelry Store
Foss
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