Debate on compulsory tuberculosis testing for dairy herds set
A debate on compulsory testing to eradicate tuberculosis from dairy herds will be held at the La Porte City sales barn on August 2, announced by County Agent J. L. Uhban. The event follows a Harold Bellinger barn talk where Kennedy, an organizer, urged Farmers' Union membership and voiced mixed views on the test and graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
J. L. Uhban
Harold Bellinger
Big Creek Township
Mr. Kennedy
Farmers’ Union
Kennedy
Uban
Texas
Gilbertville
Raymond
Altho Kennedy
Waterloo B. and L. Remakes Its New Home
Waterloo Building and Loan starts remodeling its new home in the Fowler building at Fifth and Lafayette streets after purchasing the structure. A $10,000 building permit was issued yesterday. O.A. Maine company handles the work, affecting the first floor except the E. W. Stroebel Music House area. stairs will relocate to Lafayette street and the entrance will be from Fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Ellis Hotel
Sycamore and
Fifth Streets
Fowler
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
O.A. Maine Company
E. W. Stroebel Music House
Fifth Street
Lafayette Street
Fifth
CMT Campaign Officer to Tour Iowa Monday
Captain John F. P. Horan of Omaha arrives in Waterloo Monday July 18 changing prior plans to visit 10 counties in support of the citizens camp. He will be in Cedar Falls 3:30 to 6 p.m. and spend the night at Grundy Center. The August 1 to 30 training period emphasizes sports and physical training with costs for transportation uniforms and living expenses borne by the program. Interested boys may obtain application blanks from Captain Horan or Lt. Leon L. Scheel Cedar Heights county aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FP. Horan
Omaha
Iowa
Waterloo
Horan
Cedar Falls
Grundy den
Leon L. Scheel
Cedar Heights
Galilee Sunday Evening Union Service Planned
An outdoor interdenominational union service will be held Sunday evening near the Cedar River park footbridge. East High School orchestra offers a prelude at 7 p m with a male quartet. Dr Earl A Roadman will preach on Consider the Lily. Selections and sermon will be delivered from boats on the river as worshipers gather on the shore. Last year attendance exceeded 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Galilee
Cedar River Park
East High School
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Lake Galilee
Fort Atkinson command in Mexican War and railroad survey
Details questions ask who commanded the Iowa volunteers at Fort Atkinson in the Mexican War, the location of Fort Croghar, who surveyed the M and MM rail road now Rock Island, when the Winnebagoes moved from Trow to Minnesota, and who directs the extension division at Iowa State College. answers appear on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company of
Iowa
Fort Atkinson
Fort Croghar
Locat
M. and
Rock Island
Winnebaos
Trows
Minnesota
Iowa State College
Weather fragment sketch with fluctuating readings
Fragmentary weather note presents messy temperature fragments for Tuesday and Wednesday including maximum and minimum values, unclear units, and stray timestamps. Details are illegible, but indicates a sensor reading session with two or more time points and a reported peak near 89 and a low around 84.
Early Fight for Farm Relief At Northwestern Conference
St Paul July 13 A northwestern conference urged Congress to convene three weeks before December to kick off farm relief efforts. The group backed the McNary Haugen bill and accused President Coolidge of repudiating the Republican platform by vetoing it. Members pledged to campaign for allies of the bill across two thirds of the U S to push reform in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
J. Kvale
Minnesota
Gilbert N. Haugen
Towa
House Agricultural Committee
Coolidge
Congress
United States
Trades Union Opposes Lowden Presidential Indorsement
The Burlington Trades and Labor assembly criticized the Iowa State Federation of Labor for endorsing Frank Lowden for president. Resolutions say Lowden has not been a friend of labor and protest the federation’s ignoring a resolution backing Mayor George L. Berry for the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
INS
Burlington Trades and Labor Assembly
Frank ©. Lowden
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Lowden
George L. Berry
Federation
Building Permits Filed in Waterloo Area
Waterloo Building and Loan Association lists permits including remodels at Fowler building for $10,000 and garage work at 202 Lupton Street for $100. Nick Philipchuck seeks a frame dwelling at 1213 Ie ar Ut Street plus a garage for $3,000 and $100. Hero LaPole plans a one story brick dwelling at 309 Arlington Street for $4,500. Joe Paulus seeks remodel of residence at 1708 Jefferson Street for $200. Mrs Olmstead moves a stand from Park Road to 1217 Fourth Street East costing $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Fowler
M. G. Kellogg
Lupton Street
Nick Philipchuck
Walnut Street
Iearut Street
Hero LaPole
Chestnut Street
Arington Street
Joe Paulus
Jefferson Street
Olmstead
Fourth Street
300 Rock On
Park Road
Texas Jury Panel Hesitates to Hang Girl Bank Bandit
In San Marcos Texas a 24 year old Rebecca Bradley Rogers university graduate moved to a change of venue as 19 prospective jurors were dismissed for hesitating to impose the death penalty on a woman charged with robbery with firearms. The state noted no women serve on Texas juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Tex
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Texas University
Texas
Gates August Lads Total Graduation List
Thirty-eight students of Gates Business college will receive their diplomas Thursday Aug 11. The list includes Alfred Free Hampton and many graduates from Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding towns. The class elected officers John Wente president Thelma Davis vice president Raymond Bull secretary Thelma Greeley treasurer. Delft blue and gold are class colors with yellow tea rose as the flower and At the Foothills Climbing as the motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Business College
John Wente
Thelma Davis
Raymond Bull
Thelma Greeley
Delft
Alfred Free
Hampton
Belen Stickney
Vinton
Geraldine Currie
Grundy Center
Albert Dahms
Gladbrook
Clinton Renning
Shell Rock
Agentha Jensen
Cedar Falls
Genevieve M. Holland
Shell Roex
Bertha Healy
Mt. Auburn
Alice Thompson
Mabel Nelson
Shenendoah
Edna Petersen
Potter
Minn
Ma- Tee Finley
Waterloo
Macieda Zwanziger
Webster City
Erma Evans
Dell Rapids
S. D
Hazel Wilcox
Charles City
Marjorie Blackman
Marie Schoenbohm
Denver
Francis F. Frese Gladbrook
Flora Mordhorst
Reimbeck
Faith Gooder
Riceville
Raymond C. Bull
Tripoli
Wiliam Kelling
Bava Bennett
Arthur W. Cox
Helen Moline
Eelma Reimter
Sumner
Reinbeck
Trene Till
Independence
Edith Silverman
Monone
Oliver Jungling
Parkersburg
Fred Richardson
Manchester
Vera Marietta
Wintom
Elmer Gallery
Masonville
Isabel Foster
Raymond Henniges
Alta Vista
Howard Jamerson
Iowa Public Service Picnic Set for July 28
The annual picnic of Iowa Public Service Company employees and families will be held Thursday July 28 at Electric Park. A committee plans games and contests for entertainment and rides at the park will be free for picnickers. Several hundred people are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Public Service Company
Electric Park
Dry Agents Nab 2,500,600 Gallons of Tabooed Beverage in Past Year
Washington July 72.i0Ns) federal authorities report a record rise in prohibition arrests for the year ending June 3. Nearly 80,000 arrested, 20,000 more than the prior year, with most charged under violations of the law including conspiracies, smuggling, and bootlegging. Over 200,000 gallons of whisky and other spirits seized. enforcement leaders warn of continuing big bootlegging networks and tougher future enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hipepocket Teters
Milo
Chicago
Montana
Illinois Central seeks bus route parallel to North Branch
Jefferson Highway Transportation Co requests permission to run motorbus service from Owatonna Minnesota south through Osage Mitchell Orchard Floyd to Charles City, paralleling Illinois Central. Residents say IC service insufficient but fear added losses. decision pending. Rock Island filed objections. Maurice A Welsh attended for WCN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Highway Transportation Company
Owatonna
Minn
Iowa
St. Ansgar
Illinois’ Central
Osage
Mitchell, Orchard
Floyd
Charles City
Mason City
Illinois Central
H.G. Brown
Waterloo
L. BE. McCabe
Dubuque
Helsell & Lee Fort Dodge
Railroad
Rock Island
Maurice A. Welsh
Three Thousand Cosmetologists Get One Dollar License
Des Moines on July 13. Grace Shinn, secretary of the state board of cosmetology examiners, announced that more than 3,000 Iowa cosmetologists used the exemption in the cosmetology act to obtain a license by filing an application and paying one dollar. The exemption period has ended. future licensees must pay ten dollars and pass an examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Grace Shinn
State Board of Cosmetology Examiners
Communities 10 Have Dociable Dolls Thursday
City playgrounds announce multiple community events. Pat's Pond hosts a festival with 6:30 to 7:30 pm jazz by the Waterloo Jazz Pirates led by Jack Dunlevy, followed by dances and games. Gates Park Civic Club sponsors a social with East High band. West High sociable offers cake and ice cream. A doll show and parade with 150 children is set for Lincoln Park at 7:15 pm, featuring dolls in costumes and doll buggies, plus a pet parade Friday at 2:30 pm.
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Pat's Pond
Waterloo Jazz Pirates
Jack Dunlevy
Hsther Worrell
Gates Park
Lincoln Park
Fourth Street
South Street
Washington Park
Mrs W R Vorce Dies in Cedar Falls Funeral Thursday
Cedar Falls notes the death of Mrs William R Vorce aged 79 born in North Amson Missouri. She married in Joliet Illinois on March 28 1868 and moved to Cedar Falls from Waterloo in 1910. Funeral is set for 3 pm Thursday at Brown chapel with burial at Fairview Waterloo. Surviving daughter is Mrs A Sylvester McCann of Chicago and granddaughter Mrs E W Moore of Waterloo.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
William R. Vorce
Brown Chapel
Fairview
Waterloo
Sexton
Vorce
North Amson
Joliet
Ill
A. Sylvester McCann
Chicago
Grand- Gavshiee
E. W. Moore
Waerioo
Sine Buys Mill and 12 Acres in Mitchell County
Cedar Falls July 13. J Sine millwright of 28 years becomes owner as Cedar Falls Mill Co closes. He will operate a feed mill at Otranto Station Mitchell county and 12 acre farm. The sale fetched 8000 dollars for four acres and a residence on Waterloo street Rainbow drive. The new owner is W C McCarty of Fort Dodge.
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Gourier
Cedar Falls
J. Sine
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Mill, Co
Otranto Station
Mitchell County
Line
Waterloo Street
Rainbow Drive
W. C. McCarty
Fort Dodge
Miller Factory Expands Equipment For Higher Output
The George B. Miller & Son Co. of 1261 Westfield avenue adds machinery to meet surging orders for its Farm Aid Cornhusker. George D. Miller says a second 500 unit order from Linninger Implement Co. Omaha has shipped, with more orders from Iowa and neighboring states. The husker, once experimental at the Dairy Cattle Congress, now runs reliably as a core product among many offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Aid Cornhusker
George B. Miller & Son Co
Westfield Avenue
George D. Miller
Linninger Implement Company
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Changes in Iowa University departmental heads announced
President Walter A. Jessup announced the appointment of three acting and two permanent heads at the University of Iowa. Winton D. Starbuck will head philosophy while Carl E. Seashore leads psychology. Acting heads include D. M. Lierle in oto-laryngology, A. V. Hardy in hygiene, and A. W. Ryan in psychiatry. Dr. Korns from Western Reserve joins internal medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Walter A. Jessup
Winton D. Starbuck
Carl E. Seashore
D. M. Lierle
College of Medicine
A.V. Hardy
Dan M. Griswold
A. W. Ryan
Dental Pathology
Samuel Orton
Korns
Western Reserve University
Receiver Named for Maisner Shop
Dreyfus Hano Wolferman Inc of New York filed for receivership of Maisner shop at 220 222 Fourth Street East seeking J H Steely as receiver. Maisner confessed judgment for 279.97 and agreed to the appointment while claiming inventory overload and poor spring weather caused losses. Judge G W Wood ordered Steely appointed with a $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Maisner
Dreyfus-Hano & Wolferman, Inc
New York City
N. Y
Maisner
Fourth Street
J. HE. Steely
Second
Street East
Habeas corpus writ over care of Thomas Hotchkiss Jr
Judge G W Wood heard arguments on a habeas corpus writ filed by Thomas Hollister Hotchkiss against Daniel and Catherine Donahue. The case centers on possession of the child after the mother's death with the grandparents at 618 Pine Street as custodians and the father seeking custody through the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Thomas Hollister Hotchkiss
Daniel
Catherine Donahue
Pine Street
Thomas Hotchkiss. Jr
Hotchkiss
Old Swimmin Hole in Black Hawk Creek Remains Still
Descriptions of a Waterloo water spot known as the old swimmin hole along Black Hawk creek recount a shaded 10 foot bank, sand beach, and a slow moving pool of eight to ten feet depth. Boys and girls aged six to teen gathered there, using diving boards and a tree board for high jumps as they enjoyed a summer rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Creek
Riley
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Euclid Avenue
Great Western Railroad
Elsa Street
Governor Demands Openness in Iowa Medical School Probe
Des Moines July 13 Gov Hammill urged the state board of education to make public the facts from its investigation into the medical school turmoil at the University of Iowa. He faulted the secrecy of the inquiry and said the public deserves transparency. No officials would discuss the conference and a report’s publication status was unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Education
Hammill
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Coal Carriers Seek Rehear on Rate Cut to Iowa
Illinois Indiana Coal Traffic commission railroads will ask the Interstate Commerce Commission for a rehearing on its recent decision reducing coal rates to Iowa from eastern states. The cut saves Iowa shippers 20 to 22 cents per ton on coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illneis-Indiana Coal Traffic Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa
Izaak Walton League Delegates to Rebel Convention
Iowa City chapter endorsed Professor Bohumil Shimek s fight against national officers of the Izaak Walton League at a meeting last night Delegates to the rebel convention of Iowa chapters to be held at Marshalltown tomorrow were also selected Fifty chapters will be represented at the Marshalltown meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Bohumil Shimek
Izaak Walton League
Iowa
Marshalltown
Lightning Kills 5 Horses at Vinton Camp
A severe thunderstorm swept through Vinton Iowa killing five horses used for road grading at the G. A. Lowe construction camp nine miles southwest of town. The animals were herded together and died simultaneously during the storm according to camp workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
G. A. Lowe
Here
Check charged filed against man accused as bigamist
Alexander Dickinson of Cedar Heights and 413 Jefferson Street remains jailed on bigamy charges after bond rose from 1000 to 1500 with a second charge filed in municipal court for falsely uttering and drawing a 40-dollar check on May 6 drawn on Security Savings Bank Cedar Falls to Truitt Matthews Banking Co. Emma M Louis, Dickinsons second wife, stays jailed on 1000-dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Dickinson
Cedar Heights
Jefferson Street
Dickinson
Security Savings Bank
Cedar
Truitt Matthews Banking Company
Emma M. Louis
Marriage Licenses Granted in Waterloo and Hampton
John Kravel of Waterloo and Goldie N Williams of Hampton receive marriage licenses. The notices list the couples under the marriages section with their respective locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 4
Kravel
Waterloo
Goldie N
Williams
Hampton
Fliers Aim to Span Ocean with Air Link to Orient
Oakland flight heroes Maitland and Hegenberger dream of crossing the Pacific to the Orient. After a San Francisco reception and a military parade, they toured Oakland and attended a community dinner. Senator Shortridge pledged support for a suitable reward. A luncheon in San Francisco honored them as guests of Army officers.
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Oakland
Cal
America
Orient
Pacific
Lester J. Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
San Francisco Bay
California
Honolulu
Maitland
Hegenberger
Market Street
San Francisco
Civic Center
Oakland Municipal Airport
Municipal Auditorium
United States
Samuel Shortridge
San Francisco Presidio
Girl in Red Dress Still in Jail The Friends $100 Out
Dorothy Acken, alias Dorothy DeVon, known as the girl in the red dress, remains jailed on lar ceny and prostitution charges. Leonard Smothers, linked to the same case, is also detained. A. Adamsen, jailed for beating a board bill, is involved after helping with bonds and a $75 diamond ring recently surfaced from Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Acken
Dorothy DeVon
Dorothy
Leonard Smothers
Smothers
A. Adamsen
Adamsen
Fort Dodge
Moscow Spy Wife Faces Death Sentence
Mme. Klepikov, wife of Commander Klepikov executed for espionage, was sentenced to death by a court martial after a new trial. She had been tried weeks earlier for complicity in her husband’s alleged espionage and sentenced to three years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
INS
Mme. Klepikov
Klepikov
Mme
Reinbeck Girls Are Sent To Grandparents
Custody of Irene and Rosgean McCalley, daughters of R. L. McCalley, is with Linn county court. The girls, who ran away after an alleged beating by their father, are sent to the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs George McCalley in Walker. Probation officer Myrtle Dollmire said the girls admitted riding much of the way to Waterloo to escape their father. Cedar Rapids court consented to send them to Walker, noting they cannot return to their mother in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Rosgean McCalley
R. L. McCalley
Reinbeck
Linn County Court
George McCalley
Walker
Myrtle Dollmire
Legionnaires Meet in Nashua Fourth District Convention
The Fourth district American Legion convention met in Nashua with 150 delegates from outside the city. Speakers included Hanford MacNider assistant secretary of war who flew from Mason City Ralph McGinnis state commander R J Laird state adjutant Frank Miles editor of the Iowa Legionnaire and E Earl Hall Mason City After the business session a dinner was held at La Schultz inn Lake Shore resort followed by dancing Mayor R R Waite gave the welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Nashua
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Ralph McGinnis
R. J. Laird
Frank Miles
The
Iowa Legionnaire
E. Earl
la Schultz Inn
Lake Shore Resort
R. R. Waite
Chilblains to Oil Fire Demonstration Near Vaughan Street
Frostbite sufferers and residents brace for a staged 600 gallon oil fire at Vaughan street and the Rock Island tracks. Fire Chief Ray Tiller will oversee the demonstration of a chemical extinguisher as a pit 25 feet across is set to burn gasoline and oil in the 4:30 p.m. event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan Street
Rock Island
Ray Tiller
Tiller
Legion Bandmen Now Uniforms Tomorrow Night
The American Legion band under Cressy Whaylen will debut in khaki serge uniforms with nickel helmets and Pershing style caps. A parade through the business district leads to a concert at Franklin Park at 8. The program includes Robison's Grand Entry, King Princess of India, and Breezin Along With the Breeze among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Cressy Whaylen
Legion
Memorial Hall
Fifth Street Bridge
Franklin Street
Franklin
Fourth Street
Washington Park
Robinson
King Princess of India
Davis
Woods
James Edwards
Whiting
Porgefolo Capweesie Aceeseesaenee
King Oeesn
Crumling
Sky Pilot
Lawrence
Former Opera Star Found Dead in Room
Chicago reports police found Miss Marie Gephardt, once with the Metropolitan Opera and famed in Austria and Germany, dead in a third floor lodging room. Surrounded by old clippings, costumes, and scores, she died at 55, heat prostration listed as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marie Gephardt
Metropolitan Opera Company
Austria
New York
Mortuary Notice for Mrs Louise Witte in Chicago
Mrs Louise Witte died at 10 45 am at her daughter's home 250 Alta Vista avenue Chicago paralysis following onset last Monday She was 66 born in Sheboygan Wis last August and had lived in Chicago many years She was twice married Her children include Mrs Fred Weise William George Kol berg and Mrs Herzberg Waterloo The body goes to O Keefe Towne parlors and will be sent to Chicago for funeral and burial in Waldheim cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Witte
Paul J. Herzberg
Alta Vista Avenue
Chicago
Sheboygan
Wis
Fred Weise
William and
George Kolberg
Herzberg
Waterloo
O’keefe & Towne Undertaking
Waldheim
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Aus
Laporte
Waterloo B. & L
Roshman
OWA
Associated Press
State Historical Society of Iowa
Beeen
Brooklyn
Prospect Place
Sarah Elizabeth Brownell
Alfred Bennett
Ludwig Lee
McNary-Haugen
Girl Bank Bandit
Wente
West High
Gates and
Pat
W. R. Vorce
Sine
Miller
Cornhusker
Ikes
Bolt
Amy
Ocean
Maitland and Hegenberger
Friends
Legionnaires of
Lester W. Miller
Pioneer Bank
Leo Darling Sales Representative
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