Sanitary Milk Report Shows Improved Conditions
Milk inspector W W Wyant releases February results with higher sanitary scores and notes bottles must be washed. Several dairies show butterfat below peak but improvements are evident. city ordinance compliance rising though some still ignore washing rules and face $25 fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .W. Wyant
Abrams
Peterhaugh
Irving House
Thompson
Bennett
Great Western
Hoover
Case
Grant
Keiderling
Casey
Bishop
Scott & Sons
Hamacher
Galloway Farms
Barck
Bronson
Towa Dairy
Orange
Hershberger
Sindlinger
Clyde Ebighmer
Lester
R. Eighmey
Rutter
Glass
Garland
Irving Howse
Cases
Galloway Farme
Iowa Dairy
Herehberpor
Stadlinger
Oak Dairy
Glags
Tam
Ordi
Nance
T. Kanne
E. A. Puterbaugh
Shoemaker-Van Pelt-Mayne Company
Jerseys
City in Brief and Local Notices Echo Community Events
Edits note eye test ads and upcoming meetings at the Gentaliska club with Dorothy Holmes. Oscar Anderson of Mason City visits. former Waterloo resident now brakeman on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line based in Manson City. Nellie Hartsell leaves for Tampa to live with sister. Miss Lillian Porter buys 118 Iowa street from Mrs A W Smith for 14000. Grace Stewart, nurse attending H B Casner, reports patient improving though still in bed. Walnut street Baptist bible class meets tomorrow at noon with J Tuthill and George Washington talk. Des Moines attorney Odell to lead First United Brethren pulpit for revival. Rev R E Grave away. Minnie Reaney returns from Des Moines after week with Ruth Powers. Powers a Midwestern Conservatory of Music faculty member. Mrs S Dow of Des Moines to address women on Missions Monday Feb 24 at Grace M E church. Dow notes her missionary congress delegate credentials and is a vice president of the Des Moines Women’s Foreign Missionary society. All city women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Minnie Reaney
Des Moines
Ruth Powers
Miss Reaney
Miss Powers
Midwestern Conservatory of Music
8. Dow
Grace M. ES
Spirit Lake High School Wins Prize in Bridge Mystery
Spirit Lake High School claimed first prize of 100 dollars in a local contest by Everybody's Magazine titled What Became of Jennie Brice. Other prizes ranged from 25 to 500 dollars for various churches clubs and organizations across Iowa and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of First Congregational Church
Iowa
Everybody's Magazine
Jennie Brice
Spirit Lake High School
First Baptist Church
Dubuque
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Independence
Western Norman College
Shenandoah
Homestead Lodge
Oskaloosa
Gibson
Swastika Society of the Universalist Church
Webster City
Sotosis Club
Fort Worth
Texas
First Christian Church
Louisville
St. Matthews M. E
Homestead
Ralph Dunkelberg
A. B. Lovejoy
B. F B. Swisher
Carleton Sias
Picnic in Honor of Washington at Royal Arcanum
Invitations issued by the Royal Arcanum announce an indoor picnic next Wednesday at 8 PM in the R of P temple. Royal Ladies meet to initiate a class of candidates. After business, there will be guest addresses and races with prizes, followed by a barn dance by Barney Barnes and dancing to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
R. of P. Temple
Barney Barnes
Funeral services for Mrs William Young at First Presbyterian
Short funeral services will be held for Mrs. William Young tomorrow at the residence 1026 Hammond Avenue at 2 o'clock. Rev TL W Reherd pastor will officiate and the burial will be in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Hammond Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
TL. W. Reherd
Fairview
Why She Was Mad in a Courier Wanted Note
A brief mock dialogue about a woman angered by a remark comparing her appetite to a bird. It references a joke on reading about birds eating their own weight and mentions a courier wanted ad offering pay and tips for words.
Pasmore Trio To Play at Waterloo Conservatory Event
Delightful program arranged for piano cello and violin features the Pasmore Trio American sisters Mary Suzanne and Dorothy Pasmore renowned for Berlin concerts and long standing ensemble. The program includes Brahms Op 1 Schutt Chopin and Wieńiawski pieces with replacements due to illness and a London guest pianist joins Vera Poppe. Spring shoe trends contrast with the concert listings as fashion notes mix with the arts coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Conservatory
First Congregational Church
Pasmore
Europe
Pasmores
Berlin
Mary Pasmore
Suzanne Pasmore
Dorothy Pasmore
Waterloo
Popper
Schutt
Chopin
Wieniawski
Impression
Scott R. Prowell
Vera Poppe
London
England
Tea at Y W C A Promotes College Girl Committees
A group of college girls visited Miss Rachel Jones for a 6 o clock tea at the Y W C A rooms. Mira Jones spoke about the year’s formation of standing committees in the Y W C A, noting the groups’ growing organization and activities.
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Rachel Jones
Mira Jones
Girls Form Committee For Meetings And Social
A plan to study a course of lessons with interspersed social events was announced. Miss India Goodman was named chairman and Miss Wilma Basher secretary of a committee to arrange meetings and a social to be held a week from tonight. The group will entertain Presbyterian hospital nurses and some outside guests. Committee members include Blanche Stewart Bassett Angeline Campbell, who will convene Monday afternoon in the association rooms to finalize plans. Vesper services tomorrow afternoon will be led by Rev C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss India Goodman
Wilma Basher
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Goodman
Miss Basher
Blanche Stewart
Bassett
Angeline Campbell
Association
Rev, C
Pastor R Lowe to Lead Nebraska Church
R Lowe departs Monday to accept a new pastorate in Nebraska. Special music by Mae Howell, Helene Howell, and St. Paul’s M. E. church young women. Bible classes organized: District 1 with Mrs Garvin at Chau Tauqua Park Monday morning, District 4 with Mrs Harry Fisher Tuesday 2:30 p.m., District 7 with Mrs Burke at 1220 Commercial Tuesday afternoon. A new Bible class opens Monday evening at the YWCA rooms at 7:16.
West Side Waterloo stores to relocate on March 1
Sander Sisters millinery at 212 Fourth Street West moves to 535 Commercial Street to join Singer Sewing Machine company with stock transferred starting Monday. Fitzgerald Bros. of Oskaloosa lease vacated space for a new clothing store. Sternshein furniture at 303 Fourth Street West ceases. Purity meat market at 322 Fourth Street West moves in, Greek candy kitchen to occupy vacated room. Further west side changes are being planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West
Sander Sisters
Fourth Street West
Commercial Street
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Fitzgerald Bros
Oskaloosa
Sternshein Furniture
Fourth Streat West
Purity Meat Market
Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Promise Boosts Circulation Reach
An advertisement urges readers that placing ads in the Waterloo Evening Courier offers the best value and news value, claiming it has more than double the circulation of rival papers in its territory. The copy emphasizes practical impact and wide reach for advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Davis
Paul Davis
Poremon Ress
Axminster
Eastman
Tetlow
Lazell’s
Vantine
Cc Hind
Panaud
Buchanan
Majestic
Gentaliska Club
Dorothy Holmes
Randolph Street
Oscar Anderson
Mason City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Manson City
Nellie Hartsell
Tampa
Fla
Lillian Porter
John Hanson
The
Corn Belt Auto Company
A. W. Smith
Iowa Street
Grace Stewart
H. EB. Casner
Church Brotherhood
New York
Dennis Sweeney
Thomas Robinson
John Hartigan
Sweeney
Sixth Inspection District
George A. S. Lipp
Robinson
Hartigan
Sipp
Washington
West Side
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