Dairy Conference Here Expected 10 Make New Record
One hundred Waterloo school children rehearse daily for a July 26 milk and butter playlet at a National Dairy council conference in West High School. Miss Helen Bach from Minneapolis trains them, with Miss Gladys Coon arriving to assist. A Dairy luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson on July 26 features Lions Rotary Kiwanis and Water loo women leaders. M D Munn of the National Dairy council will preside. The program includes talks and dairy product displays in local stores and school displays from Minneapolis and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy Council
West High School
Helen Bach
Dairy Council
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Gladys Coon
Minneapolis Dairy Council
Bach
Lancheon
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Lions Rotary
Kiwanis
M.D. Munn
Paul Davie Dry Goods
Council Workers
St. Pau
Dairy Council conference attracts delegates from many cities
The conference is described as the largest and most successful the Dairy Council has held. Representatives are expected from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Columbus, St. Paul, Minneapolis, St. Louis, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore, Tulsa and possibly New York City, with a host of visitors accompanying the delegates.
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Dairy Council
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Tulsa
New York City
Corn Prospered in Weather Past Week
Central Iowa reports warm conditions aided corn growth but damaged late oats. Heat on July 14 reduced oat yields by 3 to 5 percent with inferior quality. Early oats being harvested about 50 percent in shock. Haying near complete, average yield around one and a half tons per acre, slightly below last year. Pastures shortened by heat and drought. potatoes and early tubers look good, late potatoes need rain.
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Iowa
Motor Bus Co Adds Four New Machines
Ryberg and Pomeroy, operators of the Motor Bus Co, announce the purchase of four additional buses with 25 passenger capacity for local routes between Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Two units will depart for Lima, Ohio, near July 28 to pick up the vehicles, then be driven home over four days due to newness and tight bearings. The new buses will feature cream bodies, black fenders, and red hoods.
Annual Picnic Highlighted Waterloo Laundry Emplo ees
Waterloo Laundry employees and former staff enjoyed a Cedar River park picnic Tuesday evening with about 76 attendees. A plentiful dinner was served by Mines, Anna Fay, Porterfield and May Byers. Committee members included Mrs. Bert Wildey, Albert Loeffler and Mrs. May Byers. President H. C. Bernbrook spoke on the company’s growth over 22 years in charge.
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Waterloo Laundry Company
Cedar River Park
Anna Fay
Porterfield
May Byers
Bert Wildey
Albert Loeffler
H. C. Bernbrook
Local Plant Growth and Picnic Results Highlight Day
The plant at Park Avenue and Jefferson now houses 65 workers, with 14 original employees still there. A Tuesday picnic featured a Websters versus Dunwalds baseball game ending 17 to 2 in favor of the Websters. Bert Wildey and Miss May Mastick led a horseshoe contest win, while Mrs. D L Shallard won the women’s foot race. Albert Loeffer won the men’s heat communally. H C Bernbrock presides over the laundry firm with A J Cornwall as secretary-treasurer. The note adds a line on suburban lawns releasing 10 barrels of water daily in summer.
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Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Wharess
Park Avenue
Jefferson
Eamployes
Websters
Dunwalds
Bert Wildey
May Mastick
D.L. Shallard
Albert Loeffer
H. C. Bernbrock
A. J. Cornwall
Free Methodist Elder to Hold Meeting Friday
Presiding Elder Rev. F. M. Smith of Fairfield will lead the last quarterly conference year meeting at Rev. T. J. Fuller's church starting tomorrow evening and continuing through Sunday. The cannon mentioned was reportedly made in Lagitana around 1654.
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F. M. Smith
Fairfield
The
Free Methodist Church
City
T. J. Fuller
Lagitana
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H. F. Greten
Furrier
Motor Bus Co
Bridge St
Waterloo Laundry
Bayer
Ayer
C. J. Harter
Scranton
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
DRS
Kaet Park
Corner
Franklin
Fish & Unger
Sycamore
Greten’s
Seal
Kolinsky
Chase
Markussen
Chase’s Jewelry Store
Main St
Cedar Falls
Aruen
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