Waterloo hosts first Iowa dairy rally attendees
National dairy figures gather in Waterloo for the Iowa dairy rally. About 175 attend the opening luncheon at the Russell Samsonu Hotel as Dr. Gibson warns on tuberculosis in dairies and the need for funds to sustain eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stes
Waterloo
Endance
Iowa
PLC
Russell-Samsonu
Thiemm
Charles
WV. Simmons
Black Hawk Corn Farm Bureau
W. W. Marsh
Motor Trades Bureau
W. C
J. EB. Giba
Department of Agriculture
Pra
Gilson
Gibson
Ilinois
Inina
Sanitary
George Sorensh
Drew Fleutsch
Dubuque
P. Christiansen
Algona
Iowa City
Owell
East High buys piano as three graduating classes memorial
The East High School auditorium receives a $1,400 Conover piano funded by the three most recent graduating classes. The instrument was ordered through a local music house and installed this week as a memorial to the classes. The fund stemmed from prior class treasuries and gifts, with further plans to use it for additional auditorium features.
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Conover Lake
Ocal Music House
Fusion party platform fight drags La Follette aid
Chicago July 14 The fusion movement faces a split as La Follette forces clash with labor and Committee of 48 factions over a platform. Debates on taxation and foreign policy threaten to derail the convention while Single Tax quits with its own candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senator la Follette
Committee of 48
Ecan- Forces
Platform Committee
Labor Party
Ers
Anffort
la 'Follette
I New Party
Fusion
la Follette
Siscasion
Oxers
LaPollette
D$ers
Parley Christensen
Utah
LaFollette
LaFotlatte
LaFoilaire
Learger
Christensen
HOUSEWIVES PROTEST CITY MARKET INDIFFERENCE
Housewives protest the city council's lack of interest in opening a city market. Mayor Frisble says no objection to a market but questions funding and vendor access. Dul opposes a funded city market, suggesting repeal of street vending rules to bring produce to homes.
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N. W. Frisble
Costa
Kladiy
July Rain Past at Lawn City Breaks Records
Cedar Falls July 14 rainfall reaches 0.47 inches from a storm at 7 p m yesterday. The month totals 2 47 inches, a record for the region.
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Lawn City
Cedar Falls
Mrs. Josephine Becker Dies at Fox Township Farm
Mrs. Josephine Becker wife of Mathew Becker died at the family farm in Fox township near Gilbertville at 11 46 pm after two months of heart trouble. She was born April 4 1870 and survived by a large family and her husband. Funeral service set for Friday at 9 20 am in St Mary’s Church Gilbertville burial in the church cemetery.
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Josephine Becker
Mathew Becker
Fox Township
Gilbertville
Greater Waterlo Association
Waterloo
Aulong
Indus
Tries
Roniiy
Murderer Wanderer in Jail as Indictments Await
Chicago July 14 Carl Wanderer was taken to county jail and placed in murderers row. Indictments against Wanderer expected before Chief Justice Crowe as police question him Walts and Wants Death. Wanderer showed calm, waited for trial, and expressed remorse while spending time with prayer books. He was connected to the slaying of his wife Julia Schmitt and to a separate fatal attack on a girl. He remarked he spent about $60 on a taxi for the taxi ride and the case drew a large narrative of family involvement and regret.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carl Wanderer
F. Gertrude Holdy
Pasaidena
Csa
Crowe
Waterloo
Owenback
Wanderer
Criminal Court
Walts
Laura
Bernard Roth
H. C. Moeller
Dent
Automahand
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Julia Schmitt
City in Brief and Local Notes Show Movements
J. W. Thompson deputy clerk of court on annual leave. A. J. Howard city panderner agent of the C. G. W. returned from Chicago. Orange township band to play tomorrow evening in Tannreather's grove. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown Cedar Heights left for Yellowstone Park trip. Miss Lovan Hrewlin to New Hampton for four weeks visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Allen Des Moines listing their con, ly D. Allen and family, 1092 Hultt- More Aloe.
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A. J. Howard
Chicago
Orange Towship
Tannreather’n Grove
J. W. Brown
Cedor Heights
al Stelp
Yellowstons Park
Lovan Hrewlin
Sycamore Atreat
New Hampton
T. B. Allen
Des Moines
Ly D. Allen
Aloe
Woman Falls Dead in Home of Mrs Charles EB Green
Mrs Charles EB Green of 415 Blatt Street died of heart disease at about 10 a m while performing household tasks. Born August 30 1863 she leaves a husband and seven children Gordon David Eva Mildred Percy Jiminy and Elma. Body taken to Kiatner undertaking parlors awaiting funeral plans.
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Charles EB. Green
Blatt Street
Green
Mrs. Green
Gordon
David
Eva
Mildred
Percy
Jiminy
Elma
Kiatner Undertaking
Gypsy Fortune Teller Loses Home and Fees after City Bust
In Waterloo a fortune telling gypsy and her band lose their home and funds after two failed attempts to foretell their own fortune. They seek a license rebate for a 30 day Wa ter street venture while city clerks refuse to refund 30 dollars. Sanitary inspectors find the temple unsanitary and ordered them out. The fortune teller claims she earned four dollars since arriving but cannot find a new place to continue the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy
Waterloo
Gyney
Water Street
Gnagy
Local notes cover repairs, travel, births and penalties
Fr J Miler plans a Friday trip to Freeport to visit relatives. Mrs Ray Tiller of 1027 Jefferson Istreet mourns her sister in Fort Dodge. burial in Waterloo Washburn. R L Buzzard gets 30 days in jail suspended for good behavior on intoxication. Edward Williams and Nettie Bayless welcome son Dean Edward born July 1 in Pawnee Nebraska. Anna Connell visits from Elkader IA two weeks in Waterloo then to St Paul Minneapolis. War dept communications held for James E B Patterson. unknown address. Floral appreciation sent to Waterloo police by Willian Goodenbour family. Ira Albert fined 14 for speeding on Rainbow drive. motor vehicle with cutout open charged later. Oelwein to visit Waterloo July 19 Moose in return Aug 22. Friday night benefit toast at KP hall tickets from Davie Store.
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J. Miler
East bin
Gra
Freeport
Miller
Ray Tiller
Jefferson Istrest
Fort Dodge
Harry Shafer
Waterloo
Washburn
R. L. Buzzard
Annie Lee
Fairbank
Anna
Connell
Elkader
Watarino
Edward Connell
John Brennan
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Funeral notices for Cushman Behrens Thompson
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Cassandra Cushman who died Monday at her home 18 Wellington street. A prayer service is set for Thursday at 2 30 p m with burial in Fairview. Mrs William Behrens 64 died at her residence 20 Twelfth Street West. She formerly lived in Grundy county and is survived by her husband and three daughters. Edgar M Thompson died at his residence 337 Commercial Street. The body was moved to Charles City for burial with brother Fred Thompson of Sherman Texas in charge.
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Wavarly
F. L. Quyer
Marjorie
Sistar
A. EL Bing
Walter Gable
Aintere
Portland
Ore
Gideons
Fred Danlais
J. Clark Granger
Rock Island
Cassandra Cushman
Wellington Street
Fairview
William Behrens
Cedar Falls
Grundy County
EB. i. Gatschow
Nashua. la
Reory Millre
Ema
Edgar M. Thompson
Commercial Street
Charles City
Fred . Thompson
Sherman
Tex
John Willis Griffiths
American Institute
New York
William Rapinwall
Griffith
China
U.S
McFee on marriage and women as seen by a seafaring author
Famous author McFee discusses marriage as a potentially unstable end, criticizes romantic norms, and explains his character Minnia Gooderich from Casale of the Sea. He writes longhand at night aboard ship and sends manuscripts to a stenographer for typing before submission to publishers.
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Willigin Me
Fee
United Fruit Company
Arnold Prince
New York
Nin
Mees
Melee
Wrler
Grauldor
Iifrere
McFee
Jonghand
America
Casnale
Minnia Gooderich
Altho
Mavey
M Meo
Ife
Jong Band
Chia
Es Gaye
Criticleme
Ka Sands
Milk Utilization Expert Foresees Milk Cuts if Policy Holds
Miss Jessi M Hoover, a milk utilization specialist from the Department of Agriculture, will speak at the Iowa dairy tally luncheon at the Hotel Russell-Lamont. She praises education on milk value for growing children and notes milk should be a staple in the diet.
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Maust Farm
Maust
L. Haecker
Ald Creamery Association
Nebras Creamery Association
Haecker
University of Nebska
Kirrhall Publishing Company
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
M. D. Jinn
National Council
The
American Club
Jessie Myer
Deiry
United Sites Department of Agriculture
Orange Township
Nic
Jon
Nt of Agriculture
G. Nugen
Northwood
Agricultural Committee
House of Representatives
James G. Watson
Thitty
Department of Agriculture
Jessig M. Uouver
Mooel of Agriculture
Towa
Russell-Lamsorle
United States
Mite Hoover
Iowa
Iowa Stile College
Misa Imlay
Federal Department
State, Agricultural College
Dletary
Waterlog Rotary Club Wins National Shoot
Waterlog Rotary Club members won the national shoot with an average score of 93.6 percent amidst participation from clubs nationwide. The Waterloo team included GO A Repass L W Witty H G Northey F M Shores Burr Lichty and J C Hartman with Lichty substituting for Hartman due to illness. Duluth placed second and Beloit third in a letter from the Waterloo secretary noting strong but limited practice by Duluth.
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Waterloo Rotarians
Duluth
Waterloo Cam
GO. A. Repass
L. W. Witty
H. G. Northey
F. M. Shores
Burr Lichty
J. C. Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Licht
W. Witry
Tra Tenting Committee
Waterloo Rotary
Waterloo
Town
Witry
Beloit
Thia
Rotarian
Rotary
Norker
M. F. AR
Waterloo City Council Proceedings July 12 1920
Waterloo Iowa council meets with Mayor Frankie presiding. Actions include approving minutes and funds, discussing police entertainments, market and sidewalk petitions, road repairs, and crosswalk obligations. several resolutions enacted adjusting paving refunds and warrants.
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Tuatteno
Hotel
W. W. Marsh Farm
Ano
East High School
Knights of Columbus
Lafayette
France
Ferdinand Foch
Foch
Terror Belli
K. of C
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
KL of C
Marshal Foch
Cosby
Fusion Party
Russia
Ireland
Mexico
Wall Street
Philippines
Hawaii
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Porto Rico
Cubs
Samoa
Guam
Courier
Sao
E. J. Whelan
Richard Price
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Uchman
J. W. Thompson
Courta,s
Charles BB. Green
War Department
Red Cross Home Service Department
James EB. Patterson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Waterloo Police Department
Willian Goodenbour
Ira Albert
Alhari
Will Bat
Oelwein Wil
Moose
Oelwein
Toustcal
Nigni
KP. Hall
Davietore
Oailor
Ty Pasuwe
Princeton
Miss Hoover
Rotary Club
Council Proceedings
Meyor Frankie
Feisner
Horova
Jink
Manning
Ogle
Register
H. H. Young
James 5. Saunders
Mary H. Kingsley
Snginesr
Ang
Wuttor
la France
Wan
Cedar Falla
Horny
Link
Ogie
Wesfield
Duryea Atreeta
City of
Eee
Lasne
Jannie S. Bird
Arthur. Cole
B. Blowers
Eenee Sare
Mable
Baldwin Wesen
Frisbie
Aga
General Sond
HI. Bloom
Yimera
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Barnes
Pamnit Totung
Ibd Vallaghan
I. Elghmey
Diry Hull
W. Behuneman
Mra
Zummer
East Street
Jennings
West Street Fund
Teeter
Lyons
Labor
AL Dlabor
A. Williams
H. Hoffman
Sedenabesess
East Sewer Fund
Zook and Seats
C. C. Robinson
T. O'Brien
West Sewer Fund
C. Robinson
Newell
CG Anderson
Jamiison
O'Brien
East Sanitary Fund
Tolker
Cleaning Co
Tosé Rosa
Rhodenbaugh
Talley
V. Henning
Gen Mars
Lewis
Jadk
Trujer
Criminga Labor
West Sanitary D
Olker
Woodyard
Waterloo Win
Cleanin Co
Fountaing
Berlin
Lyw Brown
Red Tower
Spandau Citadel
A. Jenkins
E. Wilson
Engie
Vane
Lars
Munckensen
Soandan
W. Barnes
H. Marvita
Bono
Fameron
Rentow
W. Schellenger
James& Taxtor
Cotton
Ye - Ason
King
Clendon
Wild
Irber
Beteee
Stankard
Towne
Inbor
T. Smeiser
Wheeler
Yarrington
WO Prisei
Mayer
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