College aid to move Iowa apple crop through clearing house
Ames July 16 Iowa State College extends help to apple growers to find buyers for a bumper 1913 crop. A college clearing house will register growers and buyers at no charge, acting only as a mediator and not handling apples. Efforts aim to raise first class grade and improve orchard practices. the system seeks reputable participants and will not guarantee reliability. A separate note mentions a robbery pouch with 10 000 to 16 000 in checks left untouched with stamps.
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Ames
Iowa State Tellege
Iowa
Local notes highlight visits and obituaries in Littleton
Miss Hazel Ladd of Oelwein visited with Marguerite Nielsen. many relatives from Independence Waterloo Jesup Dunkerton and Canada visited local homes. Obituary for Charles Budzine, born 1889 in Germany, died 1913 near Littleton. funeral at Presbyterian church with German and English sermons.
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Littleton
Hazel Ladd
Oelwein
Marguerite Nielsen
Lee Lane
Winthrop
Marshall Ball
Gloria van Etten
Mre
C. BE
Manross
Paul Nielsen
T. B. Durham
Waterloo
Eber Stevenson
J. C. Stevenson
Laura Agnew
Dunkerton
Sai
Adda Frances
August Rehberg
Vera Johnson
Brantford
Ont
D. T. Corlis
Dennie Sullivan
Children of
Independence
A. P. Nielsen
Sullivan
D. D. Robert
Jesup
Mary
Eldora
W. W. Beels
Sone
Ed. Noebit
Sam‘tly
Matthews
E. B. Barclay
B.P. Searles
Geo. Searles
Kansas City
F. Searles
Carol Martin
Ladies’ Aid
E. G. Whitehead
P. O. Kier
Triumph School House
Ida Wergamot
Merritt
Emily Bushby
Fairbank
F. Dodge
Shenandoah
Geo. Brown
Chas
Tunison
Will Close
Geo. Bord
J. O
Mab Booth
Weinegar
Readlyn
Clara
Agnes Miller
Marlon Kenneally
Arch Lochead
L. D. Stecking
McGuire
Carsey
Charles Budzine
Germany
Here
Canada
Dorothy Mary Moritz
Carl
Mary Hechter
Paulina Schultz
Breman
Ind
Will Trebon
Eddie
Tillie
Albert
Presbyterian Church
Christ of Independence
Zimmerman of
Gelwein
Tubercular Patients at County Camp Near Waterloo
County board operates five tents at the sanitarium site awaiting a permanent building near Waterloo. One patient remains, a young woman, with capacity to expand to six or eight at low extra cost. Out of county patients would pay 15 dollars weekly as permitted by law.
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Waterloo
Nok
Thief Steals Valuables From Dows Mail Pouch
A mail pouch containing registered letters and first class mail was stolen from the Rock Island depot in Dows Iowa. The thief opened all the mail taking several registered packages and left opened letters scattered in four locations around town. The pouch was later recovered in a corn field north of Dows.
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Dows
Rock Island
Germania & Dows
Funeral and social notes from Frederika area
Mrs Chancey Brooks former resident dies and is buried beside husband in local cemetery after services at the school house led by Rev Stubbs. Miss Letha Reif visits cousins Misses Wada and Leola Golding. Local residents travel to Luna and visit relatives. others return from visits or attend events in nearby towns.
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Frederika
Chancey Brooks
John. Rolling
Waverly
Stubbs
Letha Reif
Sumner
Wada
Leola Golding
Will Dilley
Cecil Henry
B. E. Henry
Luna
Mr. Henre
Norma
A. H. Pickell
Mr. Pickell
J. W. Zwanziger
Dolliver
Geo. Cronkhite
Osceola
Dellie Cronkhite
Anoka
Minn
Viola Johnston
Institute
Geo. Bortner
Hawkeye
Island social notes and obituary from Frederika area
The column records island residents visiting relatives, campers from Chicago ending their stay due to river conditions, and several trips to nearby towns. An obituary for Stephen Cronkhite notes birth in 1833, marriage in 1853, multiple relocations, sixty-year anniversary, church affiliations, and funeral details in Osceola and Tripoli with burial in Alcock cemetery.
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Ter
Carrie Carney
Izora Alcock
Ray Gillett
Westgate
Marquis Gillett
Rev. Brereton
Emmetsburg
Will Woodring
Brereton
Freddie Bergman
Viola Johnston
Waverly
Chautauqua
Chas
Orson
Evelyn
Mankato
Minn
Alma
Peter Jones
Minnesota
Elmer Briggs
Canby
Mann
John Rourke
Cronkhite
Illinois
United Brethren Church
M. E. Church
Osceola
D. T. Simmons
B. F. Lawler
The
Baptist Church
Tripoli
Alcock
Local notes from Janesville and surrounding area
In Janesville and nearby towns residents report farm and household news. Huber builds a fine home on the Laner farm. Elmer Sharp’s guardianship is discussed. crops suffer from drought while hay and onions show promise. smallpox quarantine ends for Barker family. and local visits include Mrs. Joyner, Mrs. Conway, and Rev. Smith.
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Janesville
Huber
Laner
Joyner
Conway
Waterloo
Robt. Barker
Fred Harris
Waverly
Lovejoy
Riverside
Frank Bovee
Rev. Smith
Elmer Sharp
Geo. Rockwood, Jr
Fred Ulrich
Mexico
Rob Howe
Minnie Johnson
Spokane
Wash
Thompson
Rey
W. M. Smith
Mel Cabe
Mr. Pond
Chicago
R. W. Kendall
Serum Treatment Severely Tested in Wright County
In Wright County Iowa from mid June to July, 885 hogs across farms including William Bell, Fred Soults, Spencer Bjelland, L. J. Dikes, Hide Bisgrove, Henry Hahn and J. D. Lester were treated with serum for hog cholera. Early cases showed full recoveries within a week. later outbreaks saved 91 of 95 head. Vaccination by the Wright County Agricultural Extension bureau has vaccinated 385 hogs with no hog losses.
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Clarion
Wright County
William Bell
Fred Soults
Spencer Bjelland
L. J. Dikes
Hide Bisgrove
Henry Hahn
J.D. Lester
Wise
Department of Animal Husbandry
Wright County Agricultural Extension Bureau
Mt. Vernon Briefs: hogs sold and a brood mare missing
Samuel Leversee took a business trip to Howard county last week. Andy Decker reports a valuable brood mare lost to clover bloat Sunday morning. Earl Prosser sold a carload of hogs at Denver Saturday for 8.50 per hundred. Mrs. Fred Basking is said to be improving. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Whillis of Cedar ...
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B. T. Moon
Cedar Falla
I. R. Moon
Boles
Chas
Kyler
Cedar Falls
Mt. Vernon
Samuel Leversee
Howard County
Andy Decker
Clover
Earl Prosser
Denver
Fred Basking
Jas. Whillis
Cedar
Parkersburg News Highlights Local Visits and Parkersburg Win
In Parkersburg on July 16 Mrs. Hugh Mosher and baby from Dubuque visit her sister Mrs. Dick Ludemann. Local team defeats Cedar Falls 10 to 1. Others travel: Mrs. W. M. Conn to Minneapolis. Mrs. Jack Skeels visits New Hartford. Mrs. Jay Spicer and Mrs. Camilla Smith visit old friends. Chautauqua closes. Victor’s Italian band performs. attendance strong.
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Parkersburg
Hugh Mosher
Baby
Dubuque
Dick Ludemann
Cedar Falls
W. M. Conn
Minneapolis
Jack Skeels
New Hartford
Jay Spicer
Burlington
Camilla Smith
Bryant
S. C
Ethel
Ruth Conn
Yellowstone Park
Chautauqua
Victor
New York City
W. E. Flower
Allison
A. R. Baxter
Louis Scherling
Minnesota Lakes
Wm. Mahanke
Clarence Mahanke
South Dakota
Mr. Mahanke
Boyd Bode
Jett
Warren
Dorothy Keagy
Real estate transfers record transfers in Waterloo and Cedar Falls
Real estate transfers list from Black Hawk Co Abstract Co shows Belle L Huppert See to Cyrus P Bailey lot 3 block 2 Pierce addition La Porte 2400 MA Brandatetter to Mary Jane Butler lots 122 123 Pacific addition Cedar Falls 1 Clara R Morrison to Geo B Morning late in Pacific addition Cedar Falls 1 Walter J Hilmer to Charles J Knapp lot 8 block 11 Ricker Bramnober Land Co addition Waterloo 2300 DC Bandfield to Henry F Kilpatrick part of lot 2 Auditor Rainbow Dry Run plat West Waterloo 1 Fairview Cemetery Association to Frankie Cronk part of lot section 18 Fairview cemetery East Waterloo 18
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Belle L. Huppert
Cyrus P. Bailey
Pierce
la Porte
M.A. Brandatetter
Mary Jane Butler
Pacific
Cadar Falls
Clara R. Morrison
Mornin
Cedar Falls
Walter J. Hilmer
Charles J. Knapp
Ricker & Bramnober Land Co
Waterloo
D. C. Bandfield
Henry F. Kilpatrick
Auditor Rainb Dry Run
West Waterloo
Whitemound merchant markets Chamberlain remedies
4 Good Investment, W. D. Magli, a Whitemound merchant, bought Chamberlain medicines to supply customers. After receiving stock he fell ill and said one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than its cost. For sale by all dealers.
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W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain's
Mediciia
Chambberlain
Musicians settle in Waterloo from Oklahoma City
Prof. Frederick Mille Ros, pianist, and his wife Florence Dudley Ross, both musicians, relocate to Waterloo with their two daughters Marlap and Harriette to start a new home and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mille Ros
Waterloo
Oklahoma City
Florence
Dudley Ross
Marlap
Harriette
Mother's Friend Promises Ease in Childbirth Remedy
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a safe external lotion easing labor by nourishing all involved muscles and tissues. It claims pain free birth, reduced fear, and supreme comfort, selling at $1.00 a bottle through Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, with an offer to mail an instructive booklet to expectant mothers.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
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Amea
Beredit
G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Stearns’ Electric
Stearns
Electris Paste Co
Chicago, IL
Tarrruiny
Fairview Cemetery Association
Frankie Cronk
Fairview Cemetery
East Waterloo
Black Hawk Building
Georgian Bay
Switzerland of America
Mackina Legend
Traverse Bay
Stes
Missouri
Collingwood
Mackinac
Soo
Inetadin
Monle
Conley
Gon
Fass
Northern Michigan Line
Manistee
Chisaga
Charlevoir
Petsokoysland
Ludington
Onchama
Frankfort
Glen Haven
Lake Superior
Sault Ste. Marie
Worth End
Rush St Bridge
Chicape
Waterloo Trunk Co
Sycamore Street
Fourth and
Fifth Sts
Fowler Co. Wholesale Grocers
Henderson Drug Company
Ave Ae
State House
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
Cal J.miller
Fourth Street
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
New York
Green Car Company 8
E. Cor
Street
Broadway
Telula Altgh
Calla
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