Wanted Helpers Include Barbers and Farmers
Classified rows show diverse help wanted ads from Davenport, Nashville, Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Listings seek barber college students, men for garden work, farm hands, housework staff, piano tuners, domestics, and general labor with various pay and hours. Many requests urge writing to post office box numbers or street addresses for applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Hell
Tri-City Barber College
Davenport
Iowa
Tanne
Earness Company
Nashville
Can
Axvest
Sters
Sta . 4Th
Smedley
Torbustier
Hart-Parr Reelected Board of Directors at Annual Meeting
Charles City reporters note Hart-Parr stockholders reelected directors W. Ells C. Hiis A. B. Witt N. Frudden E. Hausbers and G. King at the home office meeting. The article also covers a wedding at J Fassbinder home Luella Fassbinder and Lloyd Ostenson wed with attendants, plus local obituaries and marriages in Charles City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Hart-Parr Company
W. Ells
CD. Hiis
A. B. Witt
N. Frudden
E. Hausbers
G. King
Chicago
Ostenson-Passbinder
J. Fassbinder
Luella. Fassbinder
Lloyd Ostenson
Verly
Mr. Ostenson
American Express Company
Waverly
Dorothy Ostensen
T. L. Benedict
Auto
Decorah
Minnesota
Jakes
Ed Ostenson
Dorothy Ostenson
Marjory Horan
Foster Preston
Garner
John Fassbinder
Clear Lake
Ed Werder
Thurstar
Omaha
Ira Fredrickson
Hudson Werder
Hereford
Cole
Werder
Clara Nelson
Wallace E. Voreck
Clark Street
Ellyn Lundberg
Berwyn
Til
Rupert G
Voreck
Billings
Mont
Croom
Foreck
Bride
West
Vwonborg Dental Company
Nelson
Sheffield Rites Set After Cedar Falls Crash
Cedar Falls July 4 services for Mr and Mrs Sheffield who died when their car struck a Illinois Central engine near town will be at 9 30 a m at First Presbyterian church Rev Earl A Roschman will lead. The bodies go to Eldora for a later service. Eight other relatives survive including children and a sister of Mrs Sheffield. The accident's cause is disputed but family says the car was a second hand vehicle. An inquest was not deemed necessary. Alice Sheffield, their nine year old granddaughter, is recovering from the shock at Sartori hospital. Further notes recount the Sheffield family and other local items from Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
P. M. Sheffield
First Presbyterian Church
Earl A. Roschman
Upper Town University
Eldora
Dp. m
Alice Sheffield
Sartori Hospital
Itha
Elatives
Sheffield
Sidney Smith
Parson's Crossing
Schubert
Miss Catherine
Stockton
Ill
Catherine
Dubuque
Flossie
Matt Wagner
Edward
Town City
Rev A L Hauser Dies While Traveling Through Utah
Rev Andrew L Hauser 60 a minister in Evangelical circles since 1887 died suddenly Saturday in Salt Lake City Utah while traveling by automobile from California to Cedar Falls. A telegram to friends offered no details of death and noted he had moved with his family to California last fall but planned to return to Cedar Falls. He was driving with four family members at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Nay
Moulton
Fairview Cemetery
Dalechapel
Edwards
Macomb
Andrew L. Hauser
National Evangelical Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
Cedar Falls
Zal 'Rey
Hauser
Man Burrows Injured In Hay Wagon Accident Near La Porte City
John Burrows, a farmer east of town, fell from a load of hay when a wheel hit a road hole, breaking bones in his heel and bruising a shoulder. He was treated, a fracture splinted, and is resting at home. Also notes a double funeral in Waterloo for Mary L Burgess and her son James, with services Tuesday.
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la Porte City
John Burrows
Hiram Parks
jRoon
Mr. Burrows
Rel
Hom
I Burgess
Narvissus
Noéss
Fe Porte Citry St
Newton
Newing
Maxwell
J. Worcester
Frank Eline
Waterloo
Worcest
School board re-elects officers and outlines year
Barclay July 4 The school board re elected John Oriner president A Ms Koster secretary and F P Da wrer when it met at Center Friday Finances reported 373 47 The jery made calls for 5500 for the jeeming year Enumeration of those aged 5 to 21 shows 14 in subdistricts three and four 37 in five and 25 in nine a total of 80 The year will be nine months it was decided divided into 10 weeks to spring and fall storms and 16 to winter Amounts paid teachers will be those specified for graces taught and there will be no bonus.
Waterlog Mirer Markets Corn Sheller Sales Report
Algona Iowa July 4 1821 farmers report misfortune as corn sheller damages finger while shelling potatoes and new potatoes fetch prices. Prices listed for flour spring wheat cattle fat cows veal beef hides and hay with daily market notes from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Algona
R. H. Abe
Alsona
Sorefa Armer
Tame
Farmers Questions And Comments Invited
A brief notice asks readers to address the Editor Farm Department of the Evening Courier and Reporter in Waterloo Iuwa with questions and comments. It provides the phone number 2539 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iuwa
Iowa Dairy Congress to Host Innovation Milk Contest
A state milk contest at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo during late September will rank cities by milk quality and distributor performance. Milk inspectors will anonymously select two quarts per distributor, analyzed by state chemists with Ames cooperation, and prizes awarded for top city and top distributors.
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United States
Dury Cale
Valerloo
Lowa
Sresa
Des Moines
Iowa State’ College
Ames
Dairy Cattle Congress
Congress
C. P. Thomson
Waterloo
Jesup Breeder Leads First Show Circuit Departure
Jesup Iowa July 4 Jersey breeder Will Campbell ships 17 head from his shore herd to Crookston Minnesota for district shows July 7 to 9. He plans to follow the circuit to Fargo and Grand Forks then return for county fairs Des Moines Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo and other events with a diverse herd including aged cows yearlings and multiple bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Will J. Campbell
Jersey
Crookston
Minn
N. D
Grand Forks
S. D
Iowa
Des Moines
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Campbell
Calif
Lowly spud forcing corn for high honors
Dike Iowa July 4 farmer F C Erickson joined the crop boast as he marketed five bushels of new potatoes, the first homegrown spuds seen on Grundy County markets this year and believed to be the first in the state. They sold for 75 cents a peck.
Iowa Holds Lead in Purebred Beef Cattle States
Iowa remains the top purebred beef cattle state among eight western states after US census figures. Shorthorns lead Iowa with 69,660 head, Herefords 40,894, Aberdeen Angus 27,407, and Polled Shorthorns 9,476. The eight states show Shorthorns 46.7 percent, Herefords 31.5, Angus 18, and Polled Shorthorns 4.1, with Iowa a clear Shorthorn stronghold and Angus concentrated in Indiana and Illinois.
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Iowa
Towa
United States
Maois
Indiana
Ohio
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Illinois
Wimote
Finois
Tlinois
Prairie
Missouri Valley
Frost and insect woes trim Iowa fruit yields this year
Des Moines reports from the Iowa State Horticultural Society show April frosts and freezes cut a large share of the apple crop. Bugs and later June fruit drop further reduced production. Codling moths and other insects are more numerous. unsprayed orchards suffer more. Winter apples yield about 10 percent of full crop, summer 24, fall 25. Grapes 78, black raspberries 68, red raspberries 71, blackberries 78, gooseberries 31, currants 2, peaches 23. Strawberries 45 and cherries 5 percent. Insect damage will likely be severe unless spraying is practiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Herrick
Towa State Horitawltoreal Society
Jeurcyllo
Free Movies Reach Over Ten Towns in Iowa This Year
Ames July 4 Free films shown nightly in at least ten Iowa towns and rural areas via extension department of Town State college. The program promotes better agriculture health and living with constructive messages. Last year over 390 thousand attended with 301 thousand verified by organizers. total likely higher due to missing reports. Approximately 1,798 showings and average attendance about 115. Circuits rotate among nearby communities or are sent to single towns upon request through schools churches farm bureaus the Y M C A and state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Extension Department of
Town State College
Charles Roach
Department of Visual Instruction
Films in Visual Instruction Dept Grow with Public Use
The department holds nearly 600 films, many loaned by industries and some by the U S agriculture department. Since 1914, exhibitions rose from 26 to 231 in 1915-16 and have expanded sevenfold since. In 1917-18 total attendance reached 63,415, while 1916-17 saw five times more. Slides accompany the service with 1,220 performances drawing 65,766 viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visual Instruction Department
College
United States Department of Agriculture
Lto
Film
Weekly Food Index shows steady 1929 week totals in New York
The weekly index of wholesale food prices lists 31 items at 2.74 per pound versus 2.74 last week and 4.77 the week ending July 1, 1929. Of 72 quoted commodities, 10 rose, 2 fell, 49 unchanged. notable increases include hogs, butter, eggs, lemons, and oats, while declines include flour, wheat varieties, copper, steel, and petroleum products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union
Reeves
Pacific
Bo. N.Y
Hughes to Oppose Cole in Fifth District Congress Race
John N Hughes of Cedar Rapids was nominated for Congress by the Fifth district Democratic convention in Marshalltown Iowa on July 4. The nomination followed the acclamation of John M Redmond of Cedar Rapids who declined the bid. A note in the Courier described a silent but effective salesman for a For Sale Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
John N. Hughes
Cedar Rapids
John M. Redmond
The
Courier
County Hearing Urged to Probe Agricultural Problems
United Farm Bureau leaders plan a local hearing before July 11 to gather farmer input for a Congressional Agricultural Inquiry. Secretary J W Coverdale outlines procedures with county agents and representatives from banks, elevators, and schools to provide testimony, with stenographic records sent to state and national offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agriculture
Congressional Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Washington
DD. C
Farm Bureau
J. W. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm Bureau
Shipping Association
Office
State Farm. Bureau Federation
American Pana Bureau Federation
Garland
East
Washington Street
Chicago
State, Farm: Bureau Federation
Eck
Coverdale
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Naan
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Oneida
East Side
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Hele Pegpantea
Cokco Cate
Britt, Iowa
Meier College
Wells St
Streebel Music House
Fed
Care Courier
Bstate
Caah
Randolph
Cedar Falla
West Coast
Halberg Auto Top
East 5Th
Cat J
W. Ho Wahl
Binfi St
Postal
W. Bi. Wahl
Binté St
Oak Lawn Ave
Raent
D. W. Bovee
H. Byvank
Lefayette St
Por Bent
West Side
Inquire Red
Arthur C. Cole
L. & J. Bldg
Porrell—Acomb
Randolph St
Almond St
Argyle St
Trom East
Bent Offich
Hent
Jefferson Birest
Aostable
Bray and Kurts
Jefferson St
Suffern Brig
Greater Waterton Association
Suffern
Suffern Bldg
Westfield
Sve
Avalon Ave
C. D. Pedersen
Mabrdwood
Michigan
Swi- 4 Co
Nat'l Bank Bigg
Balb Automoniles Oo
Izer ‘Saie—Cole
Studehisker
Fremont
I. S
Parisons Music House
Nels Sorenson
R. Kirk
C. W. Brocson
Reinbow Drive
Glenwood
Haatelds
Eelipse
al lParsons
Pacific Coast
Minneapolis
Central ‘Wareshouse and Transfer Co
West Second St
Waterlow
Towa Renguse Corps
Guy Property
Parma
Towa Securities
Lincoln Banke
Hart-Parr
George BH. Twaddle
Ceder Valle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Weat Fourth Street
Coupte
Fiders
Bers
Roy
Paul
Laura
Raute
Mr. Hauser
Tis Church
Western Old People’s Home
George
Dahl Mortuary
George Peterson
Bethlehem Church
A. O. Madser
Union Township
Nazareth
Niels Olsen
Rainbow Rive
Gist
W. W Gist
Highteenth
Walnut Streets
Arthur Gist
Seattle
Wash
Charles Gist
Tampa
Fla
Julian H. Gist
Camp Banning
Nathan
Lemomister
Mass
William Gist
Sioux City
Cecil Gist
Indianapolis
C. W. Sward
Schenectady
Ruth Gist
Washington, D. C
Dirg
Heward Chase
George F. Wilson Hore
Grace Kellers
Nellie Ingeithorn
George Bestty
Mason City
Olesen
van Deest
Fort Dodge
Fred
George Hoffman
St. Ansgar
John Seligers
Rev
A. L. Hauser
Utah City
Edith Adams
Barclay
Dairy Congress
Weekly Food Index
Hughes
GRL& PF BR
North Bound
Snd
SF St
Lea
Ewin
Loeal
Manly
Lola
Kansas City
Chicago Jazi Ia
Boma
Gnier ‘Depot
Ochlweing
Oatwain
Dnion Depot
C & Tein
St Depot
C.& Twin
Gi Loda
Union Depot
Twins
G& Twin
Oelwein
Camors
Suntan East
St Depo
St. Depot
DMAK
D. M
A.m
Cedar Falls-Waterloo
Cedar
Ana‘ Atisé
Wajverly
RCA
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