Calf Club Progress Promises Dairy Betterment
Black Hawk county leads in calf club progress with Holstein and Jersey groups already forming. The Iowa State Dairy Association promotes three year programs to train boys in cattle care, benefiting future dairymen and spurring nearby counties to join.
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Black Hawk County
Iowa State Dairy Asociation
Bos's
Jack
Tiad
Bremer
Para Holstein Club
Buchanen
Jersey
Fayette
Holstein
Guernsey
Pro Dect
Dairles
Notable Editorial Suggests German Heir Victory
The article cites Henry Watterson’s stance on replacing the Hapsburgs and Hohenzollerns with the son of William to alter Germany’s standing. It argues that removing the current rulers could quickly change world perception and influence future power dynamics.
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Henry Watterson
Hapsburg
Hohenzollern
Germany
William
France faces manpower gap as birth rate falls
The piece notes France may have half as many young soldiers in 15 years as in 1914 and argues that birth rate declines drive military and economic planning. It also discusses U S birth trends, noting 1922 rates under 1921 across 25 states, and links high living costs and birth control use to smaller families, with infant mortality shaping outcomes.
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France
Germany
Census Bureau
United States
The Garbagh Trail and Open Road Pledge
The piece promotes road cleanliness and preserving scenery for motorists. It urges motorists to leave campsites clean, protect nature, and keep roadside beauty undamaged, tying it to a broader pledge for all lovers of the open road. It notes the Twenty-fifth US Infantry setting a rifle-fire record amid wartime speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nere
America
Hohenzollern for President Rumors Stir in Germany
Frederick William crown prince of Prussia is touted as a probable president candidate for the German republic next year. Clubs are forming nationwide to back his election and conservatives rally to consolidate support. Observers note the public and political risks in his bid and question the efficacy of his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick William
Prussia
German Republic
Werling
Germany
Hohenzollern
Freddie
Fred
Ton
Bertin
Harding
Sioux City
Warren G. Harding
United States
Republican A Party
Preent
Butte
Mont
Harding not taking credit for prosperity says editor
Iowa editors note President Harding deserves praise for recovery but deflects credit to the American people and unity. The piece contrasts his modest stance with typical self-congratulatory claims by politicians while praising national resilience and policy outcomes.
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Harding
Republican Party
Mr. Harding
No such thing as catarrh says Dr Brady
In a reader Q and A column Dr Brady argues there is no disease named catarrh and urges doctors to diagnose underlying illnesses. He notes many conditions labeled catarrh across bodies and climates, urging proper examination and diagnosis.
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Mit
Louisville
St. Paul
Oreak Hines
Calyzi
Doc Brady
Watertown
I Brady
Brooklyn
New York
New York City
Fst
New Orleans
Colorado Springs
Colo
Long Beach
Cal
Downing Green
Thomas A. Sledman
Noah Webster
Lanshee
Jeustal
Smoking Dilemma Sparks Talk Between Andrew and Imogene
In a candid exchange Imogene asks Andrew about her plan to try smoking in public. She worries about appearances and seeking attention while insisting she does not want to be wicked, and Andrew finally urges her to smoke.
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Andrew
Imogene
Tio
Imogere
Imogenon
Norma
Arison
Public sentiment clashes with coal prices in Scranton report
The federal commission told miners in Scranton, Pa that public sentiment is against another price hike. The panel noted public opinion may not influence operators, as sentiment reportedly opposes the costs consumers must bear for coal.
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Davenport
Federal Real Commission
Scranton
The Sandman Story of Mr Fox and Neighbor Dog
The tale follows Mr Fox who pesters Neighbor Dog from the barnyard and provokes a chase that ends with Dog ambushing Fox and driving him back to his house. Masterly, playful animal mischief unfolds as Dog outwits Fox while the farmer and his wagon wheels fade from view.
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Fox
Mr. Fox
Dog
Mr. Man
Clayton MM. Berkley
Mr. Dog
Neighbor Dog
Mr. F
FIFTY YEARS AGO Celebrations and people in Waterloo
Waterloo Independence Day crowds estimated from 32 000 to 15 600 entered Waterloo for the celebration with 1590 teams bringing wagons and carriages. Col A D Smedley delivered the oration, the Janesville band played, and thousands picnicked at Hill's Grove amid a lengthy parade over the bridge.
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Waterloo
Hill's Grove
Col. A. D. Smedley
Janesville
Forty Years Ago Fashion and Weather Along with Local Notices
Forty years ago the town faced a cold spell delaying purchases and prompting store closings. J T Coolidge’s dry goods shop closed for a national holiday as public life and fashion notes mix with local marriages and business dissolutions.
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J. T. Coolidge
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A
Burroughs Nature Club column offers reader questions on bird plumage salamander behavior and German society parade results. The notes promise answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes and cite a reader gift of fresh strawberries from Julien Larsen.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin
Natura Notes
Jan
TURE
Julien Larsen
Charity Benefit to Refresh Country Club Crest
Twenty years ago a benefit party is planned for July 4 at Sans Souci hotel to revitalize the Country club. Free use of the venue is pledged by L. S. Cass and local couples and officers form the reception committee. Dr Letfier of Cedar Falls ordered a Duryea automobile for waterloo motor works. The J S Kemp Co of Newark Valley NY persuaded by the Chamber of Commerce will locate in Watertoop with a large plant in Westfield factory district. Construction of new buildings to begin in a few weeks.
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B. W. E. Hartman Co
Courier
Geener Park Ave
Commercial St
John G Hartman
B. W. Seterton
Treas
Gen‘ Mgr
Tarrier
Yaer
Ty Mail
Cetorics
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audi
Bureau of Circulations
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Sen. Francisco
Blory
Brooks & Finley
Rep’s
Country Club
Sans Souci
Cass
Julian Richards
Johnson
Platt
HM. Reed
W. M. Stewart
Letfier
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Motor Works
Duryea
J. 8 Kemp Company
Newark Valier
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
Watertoop
Westfield
Beetle threatens watermelon vines and boAs lay eggs
The note identifies a small grain sized green and black striped beetle harming watermelons, likely Striped cucumber beetle or related Dia beetles. Remedies include arsenate of lead spray and lime sulfur repellents, though rain washes them away. consult Farmers Bulletin 1048 for control. Boas are viviparous, not laying eggs, and infant anacondas reach yard lengths. Thrushes lay light blue to greenish blue eggs with brown spots on various species.
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South America
Abe Martin on Pictures and Records in Sports
The item humorously notes champion girl swimmers likely breaking more records than hearts and mocks a man leading a frail horse down a road while Lia acts as if unaware.
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount By the Noted Writer
A melodramatic tale follows Malcolm Starmount a rich young man who helps a poverty stricken family then faces romance and betrayal. Mary Devlin learns from Starmount and a musician, Ramon Graves, as Nalda Courteney and Jay Jenson scheme. The narrative tracks love, sacrifice, tragedy, and Mary’s musical ascent amid shifting loyalties.
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Malcolm Starmount
Mary Devlin
Starmount
Mary
Eddie
Ramon Graves
Graves
Nalda Courteney
Nalda
Jenson
Margom
Malcom Starmount
Fat
Parker
Jay Jenson
Hope
Malcolm
Cats spell SPHARING in vaudeville spelling puzzle
The text describes a vaudeville act where clever cats each hold a letter of SPHARING and remove letters to form valid English two word sequences as the 8 to 1 letter stages progress. The sequence ends with the final 1 letter forming a word. The solution to yesterday’s puzzle yields LYCURGUS from a chain of wordplay operations.
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Amenica
Itealf
Tarleycorn
Mason City Globe-Gazette
John Barleycorn
Plutarch
John
William Brady
Shyatelaya
Anthor
Milas C
Sam
Riris
Answee—Pasketbail
Brady
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Ile
Cid
Sandman
Mrs. FP. A
The
D. W. Parker
Ilinois Central
Cutler & Parker
San Jose
Gal
Central
Centralia
Ill
Ira
F. 35
Cutler
Daily Courier
T Andrew McElhinney
Donegal
Ireland
Tama County
Patrick
Geneseo Township
James Gordon Bennett
Bally Shannon
England
Re Bridge
Fourth Streets
Siberling
Lewis Lichty
Squire Milner
Lincoln
Borhaad
Jesse St. “Grant
Coy- Hington, Ky
H. M. Crittenden
C. B. Campbell
H. J. McCord
B. St. John
Des Moines
Jessa H. Wood
Sarah Cratsley
John Downing
Belle High
Middleditch & Mack
Buddy
Mr. Fennant
Eddie Devlin
Abe Martin
Rio
Idah McGlone Gibson
John &. Dille
Mr. Tennant
Mal
Irust
Pat Mulcahy
Edilia
Sam Loyd
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