Best Milk Essay by Decorah Girl
Ames Iowa July 5 Four thousand seventh and eighth grade students from 41 counties entered a contest on Milk as a Food for the Growing Child. Ruth Awmadsen Decorah Winneshiek county won first place with a concise scientifically correct essay opening with The nourishment of the children is the prepaid day of our nation. The prize plan aims to award county and state honors but funds limited local prizes for late entrants. Counties included Clayton Delaware Jones Cedar Linn Johnson Iowa Muscatine Des Moines Wapello Tama Poweshiek Marshall Fayette Winneshiek Chickasaw Howard Mitchell Floyd Cerro Gordo Winnebago Wright Franklin Hardin Hamilton Webster Calhoun Humboldt Greene Potabontas Sioux Monona Pottawattamie Fremont Taylor Decatur Warner Polk Van Buren Appanoose Palo Alto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Staruout
Iowa State College
Ruth Awmudsen
Decorah
Winneshiek
Dietetics
Thev
Dairy Council
Clayton
Delaware
Jones
Cedar
Linn
Johnson
Iowa
Muscatine
Des Moines
Wapello
Tama
Poweshiek
Marshall
Fayette
Chickasaw
Howard
Mitchell
Floyd
Cerro Gordo
Winnebago
Wright
Franklin
Hardin
Hamilton
Webster
Calhoun
Humboldt
Greene
Potabontas
Sioux
Monona Pottawattamie
Fremont
Taylor Decacut
Warner Polk
van Buren Appanoose
Palo Alto
Couple Hurt in Cedar Falls Car Crash
Two people were seriously injured when a car overturned near Cedar Falls July 5. Miss Nellie Bartlett suffered a fractured right temple and facial cuts while Harry Lupbeck sustained severe bruises to hands and face. They were taken to Sartori Memorial hospital. authorities attribute the crash to fast driving. A following car assisted them to hospital.
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Harry Lupbeck
Waere
Bartlett
CUCUMBERS CABBAGE AND POTATOES ON MARKET
Carl Bunger in East Waterloo township has home grown cucumbers cabbage and potatoes for sale at the public market for two weeks. Plants started in a hotbed. Cabbage up to five pounds. Cabbage price five cents a pound. New potatoes 50 cents peck, small and not best quality. String beans and peas four pounds for 35 cents. Gardeners hope for a light shower to aid crops especially potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bunger
Waterloo
Woman Taken Poison in Accusation Rumor
Grave rumors in Cedar Rapids about the death of Mrs. Edward Bushel aged 30 in Independence. It is said her husband confronted her with grave charges, and she took poison in the presence of their 4 year old child. She died Wednesday night after a week.
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Cedar Rapids
Independence
Edward Bushel
Shirer Named Butler County Treasurer To Fill Unexpired Term
Greene July 5 Chris F Shirer Greene has been appointed by the board of supervisors of Butler County to fill the unexpired term of J A Barlow who resigned. Shirer recently returned from year's service in France.
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Greene, Ta
Chris F Shirer
Greene
Board of Supervisors
Butler County
J. A. Barlow
Shirer
France
Negro murderer escapes from Centerville prison
Thad Gilmore, a negro sentenced in 1911 to life for murdering his housekeeper, escaped from Fort Mailison. Authorities warn to watch for him as he may visit local contacts. His brother Jim Gilmore served eight years for manslaughter in the same crime.
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Centerville
Thad Gilmore
Fort Mailison
Gilmore
Jim Gilmore
Mort Madison
Agen
Cedar Falls News Office Hours and Address Notice
George K Twaddl, resident news representative in Cedar Falls for the Waterloo Meeting Courier and Dey Reporter, has an office at 112 Weet Fourls. Office hours are to 104 pm and 2 pm.
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George K. Twaddl
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Independence Day Events At Fairgrounds Cedar Falls
Flat report of Independence Day celebrations in Cedar Falls with attendance estimates around 7400, afternoon and evening programs, Rev. Charles A. Alden speaker, and orderly events. Also real estate notes record O J Mullarky selling 10 acres and 83 acres adjoining, totaling $5,000 and $500 per acre respectively, to Rev George Knoche and Theimer with future possession dates.
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Cedar Falls
Fair Grounds
Charles A. Alden
Aurora, II
Camp Meade
Florence van Dyke
Frank L. Jewell
Kirk Olson
Evangelicals Bay Memorial
O. J. Mullarky
Flint Street
George Knoche
Evangelical Association
Jaws
Mullarky
J ©. Theimer
Thaimer
Lenox College Names Dr J F Hinkhouse as New President
In Hopkinton on July the public reception welcomed Dr J F Hinkhouse president elect of Lenox College. Mayor Beels and several local leaders spoke honors and urged community cooperation to support the college. Hopkinton residents subscribed 10000 dollars to back his administration and advance the college’s prestige.
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Hopkington, Ja
J. F. Hinkhouge
Lenox College
Hopkinton
W. 3. Beels
B. E. First
B. M. Ferguson
W. A. Odell
Methodist Churches of
T. K. Joseph
Board of
Doctor Hinkhouse
College
Pioneer College
Iowa
Parsos College
Parsons College
Buena Vista College
Lancs College
Quiet Fourth marred by two crashes in Buchanan area
Independence Iowa reports two car accidents on July Fourth. RB Munger, age 69, suffered a scalp wound and bruises after being struck at Main and Walnut while crossing. A second crash near Fifth Street northeast involved four youths. Helen Postel was seriously cut to face and head, while others sustained only minor injuries. Howard Halstead drove the second car and was unharmed. Community plans include a Buchanan county homecoming and livestock show, with the county fair canceled due to funding.
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Independence
F. Munger
Main
Walnut Streets
Munger
Howard Halstead
Fifth Street
Helen Postel
Marion Postel
Wroten
Comfort
Jesup
Halstead
Wapste
Country Club
Buchanan County
Commercial Club
Cedar Falls
George Montgomery
Greene
Black Hawk
J County Grand Jury
James B. Miller
Clay Street
Montgomery
Grun dy County Youths Wed in Local Weddings
In Grundy Center July 5 a double wedding mood, as Rina Robinson marries Ray Clapp with Rev. C Curry officiating. Relatives attend and couples plan to reside in Kanawa and nearby. Additional notices report Miss Anna Masselink wed Rev. B Foster in Edgerton, Minn, and Sarah Dekman’s daughter marrying Will Getting near Wellsburg, with future farming plans noted. J B Bigelow sells west town residence to Thomas Johnson for 2350 and the Bigelow family will move to Vinton. Dickey, a longtime area farmer, dies suddenly at 68 in Stout, leaving a widow and two daughters.
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G Grundy
Air
Jess Robinson
Rina
Ray Clapp
Rev. C. Curry
Baptist Church
Nichols
Gust
Albert Masselink
Edgerton
Minn
Anna “Masselink
G. H. Masselink
B. Fost
Kanawa
Bigroom
Anna Dekman
Wellsburs
Stout
Ed. Topper
Anna
Missionary Pederson Dies in Harvest Field
Rev Theodore Pederson aged 34, recently back from a decade in China, collapsed and died while helping in a wheat harvest at his brother in law Anton Hanson near Essax. Pederson, with wife and child, had planned to return to China next month after a warm day of laughter during chores.
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Council Blugs
Theodore Pederson
China
Anton Hanson
Essax
Pederson
Uze
Treaves
Ames Consolidates Tribunes To Form Evening Paper
Ames July 5 consolidation of the Tri-Weekly Tribune and Ames Evening Times is reported after the Tribune bought the Times plant. WG Williams becomes owner editor of the consolidated papers and a new Ames Evening Tribune will publish a daily and weekly edition in a prepared office.
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AMES
Tri-Weekly
Tribune
Ames Evening Times
Times
Ames Evening Tribune
WG. Williams
Consolidated — Papers
Jarnd
Loss of Appetite and Digestive Advice
The article advises that minor appetite loss is not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly, preferring five years between meals for digestion, and ensuring daily outdoor activity. It notes constipation as a common cause and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy.
Sioux City Flood Wrecks Streets and Basements
Heavy rains flooded downtown Sioux City causing streets to turn to lakes and basements of many stores and homes to fill with water from one to five feet. Graber Dry Goods suffered about 20000 in damage while other basements saw minor losses as storm sewers failed to cope. Up to 1.02 inches of rain fell with a 19 degree temperature drop after the downpour began at 9 30 p m and ended by 6 20 p m.
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Sioux City
Suly
Lamper
AG. W. McDowall
Graber Dry Goods
H. M. Graher
Davidson, Martin and Pelletier
Brockway Sr. Dies Suddenly at Clarksville Home
George Brockway Sr a prominent local farmer died suddenly of heart disease at his Clarksville home. Although ill during the day his condition was not critical and death was unexpected. He leaves a widow and several children. he had lived near town for many years.
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Clarksville
George Brockway, Jr
Altho
Rattlesnake Farm in Ozarks Attracts Attention
KC report profiles Miss Ahern and her brother Henry operating a "diamond rattlesnake farm" along Indian creek. They have operated three years aiming to harvest 300 to 400 Stakes this season and profit from crotalin poison sold to doctors and chemists. They also sell live reptiles to museums and traveling shows, with oil from smaller snakes priced at one dollar per ounce.
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Kansas City
Ozarks
Miss Ahern
Henry
Indian Creek
Hills
Bluffs
Aherns
Ma‘seums
Dr. Flint Finds Life Insurance Invalidated In Air Travel
Dr C W Flint president of Cornell college found his life policies void when flying from Vinton to Waterloo. He noted later policies cancel coverage in air death, and he signed waivers against damages before boarding the aircraft. Flint survived with an experienced pilot and a reliable machine, deeming air risk similar to driving.
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C. W. Flint
Cornell ‘College
Vinton
Waterloo
Humboldt Plans Memorial For Champion Wrestler Frank Gotch
Humboldt Iowa will honor its world champion wrestler Frank Gotch with a memorial at Riverside park near a new $25 000 bridge funded by the A B Bicknell family and Northern Iowa Gas and Electric Company. The training quarters used for Hackenschmidt matches have been donated to the city.
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Humboldt
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
A. B. Bicknell
Northern Iowa Gas and Electric Company
Riverside Park
Yaqui Banditry Blamed Caution in Sonora
Reports from Sonora say Yaqui depredations rise but not all border raids are by Yaquis. An American familiar with the region notes Mexicans cry Yaqui after killings to portray foreign banditry, making it hard to separate Yaqui from Mexican bands. The piece also clarifies that small nonrigid dirigibles are called bumps in slang.
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el Paso
Tex
Sonora
Local Fourth of July Festivities in La Porte City
July celebrations mark the day with residents visiting relatives and enjoying city sports while committees plan Pershing way gatherings at the city park to greet visitors and discuss the project. Mrs. Sarah Poyner celebrates her eighty eighth birthday with friends and well wishes.
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Tersity Hospital
L. J. Bitterly
Fort Dodge
George Tripp
Kanaa
Wabon
la Porte City
Down
Wue
Mason Chiy
Juwa
Mason City
Keokuk
Jaute
Lis Parte
Cedar River
Sarah Poyner
Jane McChane
W. Rk .C
Rock Island
Dug Frisby
Mary F. Lizer
The
Progress Review
Minnieapolis
Helen Fenner
Joe McNaughton
Waterloo
T. A. Gillan
McNaughton
Iowa City
How to Get Rid of Your Rheumatism
An old remedy suggests Chamberlain's Liniment for chronic or muscular rheumatism. Massage the affected parts and relief is promised.
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Chamberlain
Woman Seeks Restore Vitality Through Drugless Health Plan
Advert says a drugless, common-sense method can renew nerve force and bodily endurance for women feeling run down by trials and duties of modern age. It promises restored vigor and oldtime health through an efficient plan.
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Decorah Girl
Rath Amundsen
Cedar Falls Daily News
Millard HM
Baley
Exter
Mint
Goldfield
Asin Arbor
George Waogleman
Elmer, Mo
Herman Schultz
Parkersburg
Georgia Wilson
Jivelyn Turner
Green
Audrey Wilson
E. A. Ford
Shaw
Pee
Okla
W. A. Sheerer
Magdalena Smith
Rochester
Milan
Walter Coward
H. L. Stech
Dulles
Buchanan Capital
Grundy County
TOWA
Courier
Havrsford
Geo. Brockway, SR
Allen
Sisteta
Teller Allen
Vicks Vapora Fey
UR Bodyeuart
C. H. Day
D. C
Grant Ave
United States Fuel Administration
Middlegrove
H. W. Lynch Coal Company
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Barclay & Son
Barron & Ford Coal Co
Bartlett & McFarlane
W. A. Bryant & Sons Co
Byvank Coal Co
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Dunkelberg Lumber & Coal Co
Diamond Coal Co
Franklin Fuel Co
H. R. Heppner Home Coal Co
Kurt Coal Co
Lininger Coal & Feed Co
Moore & Moore Lumber & Coal Co
Shores Fuel & Transfer Co
Waterloo Coal Co
Young Coal Co
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Butte
WM. d. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
E. J. Dunkelberg
Black
Porterfeld
Black Building
Marsh Place
Capudine
LEE Ges
Holland
Ceueretae
Cuthria
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