Exhibit at Dairy Cattle Congress Planned for 1921
Officials report the United States Department of Agriculture will provide two Jarre exhibit booths for the 1921 Dairy Cattle Congress set for Sept 26 to Oct 2. The exhibit will emphasize dairying and its national impact, include disease control progress, and show weed slaughter. E S Estel, secretary, notes inquiries on premiums and classifications for Belgian Horse show.
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United States department _ of agriculture
Congress
United States
National O
Department
Animal Industry
E. S. Estel
The
Este
Pioneer Woman Mrs Reynolds Dies at Son's Home
Mrs Margaret C Reynolds a Iowa pioneer and long time Waterloo resident died at her son William G Reynolds Cedar Rapids at 1 30 pm Sunday after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral 2 30 pm Tuesday from Kistners chapel with burial at Fairview. Woman's Relief Corps will attend. Survived by sons Harry I Reynolds Waterloo and William G Reynolds Cedar Rapids and several grandchildren. Born Sept 24 1849 in Columbia county Pennsylvania she moved to Iowa in 1850 and joined Walnut Street Baptist Church.
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Margaret C. Reynolds
Iowa
Waterloo
William G. Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Fairview
Woman’s Relief Corps
Purser
Reynolds
Margaret Girton
Columbia County
Pennsylvania
Iown
James Girton
Buchanan
Iundependence
Brrs. Reynolds
Old Home Place
Harry P. Reynolds
Dubuque
Cairo
Til
Harry J. Reynolds
Argyle Street
The
Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Kathrine Jorgensen
Bayard Street
United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Calhoun
Elmwood
Petersen Bros
Jorgensen
Schleswig
Germany
H. A. Jorgensen
Julius Jorgensen
Perry Cowles
William Buxton
Omaha
Dethgh Furs
Jacob Knudsen
Cedar Falls
Laurel Lund
Peter Dund
North Schleswig
Waterloo musician Miss Myrtle Smith dies in Cincinnati
Miss Myrtle Smith, Waterloo musician, dies in Bethesda hospital Cincinnati after operation. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith of Independence avenue 516. Born in Dubuque she moved to Waterloo 20 years ago. She was pianist, member of Walnut Street Baptist Church and Nat Ural Club. Funeral details to be announced tomorrow.
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Myrtie M. Smith
Airs
J. A. Smith
Independence Avenue
Walnut
Street Baptist Hirch
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Miss Smith
Myrtle
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Oscar
St. Path
Burr Lichty Applies for Scoutmaster Post
Burr G Lichty president of Waterloo council of the Boy Scouts of America applied for a commission to become scoutmaster of troop 7 based at Frances Grout School in Highland Addition His prior scouting involvement shows his interest and leadership for anticipated growth across all divisions.
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Burr G. Lichty
Waterloo Council of the Box Scot of America
Frances Grout
Hiland
Lichty
Scow
Sander
Lincoln Man Wary of 778 Offered Him as Dividend
E H Ballard of Lincoln Iowa reports a man from Waterloo offered him 40 shares of stock in National Linseed Oil Company with accrued dividends and a draft for 78 dollars. Ballard seeks information on the company as he never heard of owning stock and cannot verify the claim.
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Lincoln
Waterloo
E. H. Ballard
Lincoln. Ia
Evening Courier
Ballard
Coke
National Linseed Oil Company
City in Brief: Weekend Travels and Local Notices
Marion Keanneally spent the weekend with friends in Des Moines. Mrs. F. L. Sutter of Rock Rapids visited her sister Mrs. S. A. Mitchel and family at 1800 Baltimore St. George W. Huntley returned from West Palm Beach, Fla., after information on F. B. Cutler’s illness and death. Mrs. E. M. Rittenhouse returned from California with a sister from Freeport. Myrtle Heinrich and Hartford Miller returned from Sumner as delegates to the Waterloo district convention of Yourtz People’s Alliance. A. H. Caward, Hawkeye Oil president, returned from California for a few days’ visit. Esther Anton leaves for Chicago to take a nursing exam. Ste has aided Mrs. W. D. Strayer, ill county board chair, for weeks. Rev. A. P. Blough travels to Omaha for Harold Blough funeral. Elder Blough is brother to W. M. Blough of La Porte City. O. H. Sweeney returns from a 5,000-mile auto trip with cousins from Aledo, Ill., via Florida. Waterloo Women’s Club members formed the double quartet at the Greater Waterloo association reception. A deed records a $31,000 transfer of business property: Joseph Sarti of Los Angeles sells Cedar Falls lot interests to W. C. Nuhn. Mrs. Martin Burke returns from Cheyenne with son Bert Gardner and two grandchildren. the children lose their mother, Mr. Gardner’s wife, two weeks back. The Burkes will care for the children.
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F. L. Sutter
Rock Rapids
S.A. Mitchel
Baltimore Street
George W. Huntley
West Palm Beath
Fla
F. B. Cutler
E. M. Rittenhouse
West Fifth Street
California
Freeport
Myrtle Heinrich
Hartford Miller
Sumner
Waterloo
Yourtz People's Alliance
A. H. Caward
Hawkeye Oil Company
A. P. Blough
Grant Avenue
Omaha
Neb
Harold Blough
W. W. Blough
Blough
W. M. Blough
la Porte City
O. H. Sweeney
Aledo
Ill
Florida
Waterloo Women’s Club
Madrigal
Greater Watertoo Association
Joseph F. Sartori
Los Angeles
Cedar Falls
W. C. Nuhn
Martin Burke
Commercial Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bert Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Mrs. Burke
Mahnneeside Building Commissioner Pay Dispute
Waterloo mayor defends Mahnke’s February appointment while the state attorney’s opinion blocks pay without council action. City auditor Gnagy seeks legal workaround to avoid liability, as a council vote on declaring the office vacant looms. Tonight’s semi monthly meeting promises a heated debate on the vacancy and compensation.
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Waterloo
N. W. Frisbie
Mahnke
Leon A. Link
Revival's Final Week At Waterloos McCombe Clase Campaign
Large crowds fill First Methodist and other churches as McCombe Clase evangelists conclude a week of revival in Waterloo. Four days of meetings, prayer services, and mass conversions yield high attendance totals and positive financial support. The final Sunday closes with a free will offering to cover campaign expenses and plans move to Ypsilanti and Appleton.
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McCombe-Clase
Paign
First Methodist Episcopal Church
F. W. Court
First
M. E. Church
Mortuary notices for Herman A. Michael and others in Waterloo
Herman A. Michael 37, longtime Waterloo resident, died Sunday in Rochester after an operation. Survived by widow Martha, parents, siblings, and four brothers and two sisters. Body to arrive Waterloo 7:25 p.m. today. funeral plans incomplete. Also funeral notices for Kathrine Jorgensen of 438 Bayard, Edward White of 1115 Washington, Ernest Willard Colby, and infant twins Harold and Helen Jackson, with details on services, burial, and survivors.
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Herman A. Michael
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Michael
Germany
Waterloo
Waterloo Manufacturing Company
First Lutheran Church
Eldo Michael
France
Michael
Martha Michael
Commercial Street
William Michael
Waverly
W. Michael
Hima
A. Michael
R. Michael
Tripoli
R. A. Michael
Fred Scharnhorst
Walter Schpitz
Harold
Helen Jackson
Perry L. Jackson
Riehl Street
Kistner Chapel
Fairview Cemetery
Baby Herbert Simmons Dies at Morn from Whooping Cough
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Simmons of 615 Mobile Street died last evening from complications of whooping cough. The body is at Hileman and Gindt Undertaking Parlors pending funeral services.
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Wasivert Suwaya. E Suuathid
Herbert Simmons
Mobile Street
Hileman & Gindt
Ottumwa Courier Begins Publication From New Building
The Ottumwa Courier issued its first edition from a new building and sextuple press today. Mrs. Charlotte Warden Frank started the first run, honoring the paper’s historic link to founder R. H. Warden who brought the press to Ottumwa in 1848.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Charlotte Warden Frank
R. H. Warden
Courier
Ottumway
Keokuk
Rath Packing clash footprints mark first strike clash
A Rath Packing plant clash left Henry Gindt, a union worker, battered by a crowd of pickets. Deputy sheriffs rescued him and arrested James Poraski on assault charges. Poraski posted $300 bond and was released as defense counsel prepared. The attack followed Gindt near the union headquarters opposite the plant. Officials report 209 workers returned to work as hog slaughter resumed. The incident fuels no-settlement outlook amid ongoing strike.
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Rath Packing Company
Henry Gindt
Porunion
Billy
James Porasky
Poraski
Gindt
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
Rath
Reserve District No co Report of Condition for Dunkerton Bank
Report of condition for First National Bank at Dunkerton Iowa as of February 21 1921 detailing resources including loans deposits securities and other assets and listing liabilities in a structured bank balance sheet format with line items for government securities real estate and reserve holdings.
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First National Bank i
Dunkerton
Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
U.S
Banking House
United States
DP. S
Db. c
Stropa
New York City
New York
Tor. Towers
EB. O. Tribon
Police Report Shows Sparse Crime Wave Reflected in February Arrests
Despite press warnings of rising crime, city records show a decline in lawlessness with 36 city arrests in February and 59 in January. Violations ranged from gambling to traffic offenses and intoxication, plus 19 state-law arrests for investigation, out of town hold, nuisance, illegal transport, and other charges. municipal fines totaled $522.70.
40 000 Former Iowans Gather at Picnic in Los Angeles
A Lincoln Park gathering in Los Angeles marked Washington Day with about 40,000 former Iowa residents. The event featured key speakers including Frank Lowden, T. H. MacBride, J. H. T. Main and M. S. H. M. Byers, highlighting Iowa ties across the West.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Iowa
Lincoln Park
West
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
T. H. MacBride
Iowa University
J. H. T. Main
Grinnell College
Maj. S. H. M. Byers
The
Musterole Promised Quick Relief for Head Aches
An old ad promotes Musterole as a fast, dependable remedy for neuralgia and headaches. The clean white ointment uses mustard oil to soothe sore temples and neck, claiming relief for sore throats congestion rheumatism lumbago and related pains with hospital sizes priced at $3.
State song and picnic program details at Federation gathering
Col Frank H presided at a federation event where a picnic dinner was served in a local park. Speakers included the secretary and county officials who gave addresses as banners marked the gathering. Visitors were grouped by counties and old friends were urged to reconnect after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H
C. BK. Parsons
Federation of State
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Department _ of Agriculture
Myrtle Smith
Burr Lichty
RS Ballard
Tech
Telerone
Wea
Ophil
Ruuchanan
Marion Keanneally
Des, Moines
Esther Anton
Chicago
Tincis
Ste
W. D. Strayer
Council
Nooma Eophtins Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Beb Sobol
West High
Cluse
McCombe
First Church
Sigsworth
Harold C. Clase
First Congregational Church
Evangelist McCombe
First Baptist Church Orchestra
I the Evangelist
M. E
Clase
McCombe Clase
Ypsilanti
Mich
Appleton
Wis
Watertown
George Hawk
Willard Court
Charles Necklinger
Stella Bryson
Jefferson
Ferris Drew
H. Rueppel
Ela
Updestaff
Denver
Ferguson
Home Park
John Bird
D. Huffnagle
Commercial
W. Gleason
Harry Beebe
J. A. Munson
T. J. Fuller
S. P. Hoover
H. E. Gale
Read
J. H. Lamson
South
M. A. Lichty
Randolph
Fay
Sunnyside
Jennie Hawson
Edward White
Washington Street
Peterson
W. A. Peterson
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. White
Fayette
Jobe White
Ernestine Annetta Carter
Ernest W. Colby
Ernest Willard Colby
L. W. Colby
Third Avenue West
D. J. Purser
Arthur G
Baby Herbert Simmons
Twashast Simesame Te Fotos
Amie
Plant
Stustion
Haugen
Marshalltown
Republican
Mason City Globe Gazette
Tan
Aba
Tsa Mog
Cy-cois Nature
Wangler Bros. Co
Hansen Hansen
Calvin J. Miller
Red Cross Drug Co
Moore Drag Co
Roberts Drag Co
Plaza Theatre Company
OSS
C. E. Stinehart
Bratnober
Rhey St
R. Robbins
Lime St
Insurance—Insurance Service
W. B. McMurray
Commercial Bank
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