Butter and Produce Trade Flourishes at Jesup Market
Butter becomes available on the Jesup public market after a months-long gap with Oscar Harvey promising daily creamery shipments at about 30 cents a pound. Eggs sell 22 cents a dozen, Duchess apples 20 cents a peck, sweet corn 15 cents a dozen, and potatoes 4 cents a peck as prices ease amid a fresh supply from local producers. An advertised letters list from Waterloo includes numerous names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Harvey
Fifth
Lafayette Streets
William Knowles
Jesup
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Kingsley Host D A R Picnic At Pinehurst
Mr and Mrs Calvin L Kingsley invite Waterloo and Mary Melrose D A R chapters and their spouses to a Thursday 4 PM picnic at Pinehurst Kingbard Hill. Attendees should notify Mrs Kingsley at 2459 by Tuesday. Regents Mrs W R Cole and Mrs H W Sigworth announce invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin L. Kingsley
Waterloo and
Mary Melrose
Pinehurst
Kingbard Hill
Kingsley
H. W. Sigworth
Regents
Migratory Bird Law Allows Fall Duck Shooting in Two Zones
The article explains that the Federal migratory bird law does not ban all shooting. It sets an open season for ducks in two zones starting October 1, 1913. The northern zone, including Iowa, runs September 1 to December 15, while the southern zone runs October 1 to January 15 with state law exceptions. No spring shooting is allowed and birds may not be killed between sunset and sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
California
Iowa
Woman Charged With Stabbing in Domestic Row
Four deep wounds sent M Stevens to the police station for aid after Ada Tolberd, 40, alleged to be his housemate, used a jack knife during a quarrel at their Glenwood Street home. Stevens and Tolberd are in custody as the state prosecutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stevens
Offeera
Stevens
Ada Tolberd
Glenwood Street
Tolberd
Doctors 10 Meet Here Thursday For Convention Plans
A physicians committee of the Iowa State Medical Society will meet in Waterloo next Thursday to outline the program for the state convention to be held in Sioux City. Attending will be Dr. W. B. Small treasurer, Dr. L. W. Dean president, Dr. J. W. Osborn secretary, and heads of sections Dr. J. E. Luckey Guthrie Center Dr. J. W. Harrison Davenport and Dr. John B. Littig Davenport. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles and habit corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Medical Society
Sioux City
W. B. Small
Waterloo
L. W. Dean
Iowa City
3. W. Osborn
Des Moines
J. EB. Luckey
Vinton
J. W. Harrison
Guthris Center
John B. Littig
Davenport
Fencing for interurban lines awarded to Cedar Falls firm
The Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern right of way fencing contract goes to a Cedar Falls company. Construction has started. The fence will be the most enduring and ornamental yet built by a railroad, with concrete posts and woven wire secured by three strands of heavy wire. It is described as fireproof and weatherproof, entirely metal and concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
NAMES COMMITTEES FOR STATE CHARITIES
Des Moines July 28 Prof F E Haynes of Sioux City president of the Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction announces the chairmen of the committees for the ensuing year They will report at the annual conference in Sioux City Nov 16 to 18 The committees and chairmen include Defective and insane Magride Glenwood Oldest resident of Correction Prof F C Ensign Grinnell Charities and children H S Hollingsworth Des Moines Labor problems P Peirce Iowa City Scientific study of social problems Prof G P Wycket Grinnell Public health Dr A F Kepford Des Moines Legislative H L Houghton Sioux City The professor is spending the summer at the University of Iowa and conferring with Prof Paul S Peirce of the Department of Coor George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
F. E. Haynes
Sioux City
Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction
Haynes
Magride
Glenwood
Correction
Ensign
Grinnell
Iowa City
Charities and Children
Hollingsworth
Peirce
G. P. Wycket
A. F. Kepford
H. L. Houghton
Grinnell Mourns Elder Mary E. Green at 95
Grinnell Iowa July 28 Mrs Mary E Green aged 95 died Friday night She was the towns oldest white resident and mother of thirteen children six are living She came to Grinnell a year ago to spend her final days with a daughter She was known as grandma to Blighty persons and was a great grandmother and great great grandmother Burial is planned in Newton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Mary E. Green
Annual sessions in political economy and sociology plan
Combined leaders in political economy and sociology at the university coordinate as secretary and treasurer to organize the program for the annual sessions. They work on agenda, speakers, and funding to ensure a continued scholarly conference.
A Good Investment by Whitemound Merchant
W D Magill a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant bought Chamberlains medicine to supply customers. After receiving them he became sick and found one small bottle of Chamberlains Gold Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy worth more than the cost of his stock. For sale by all dealers. fadvertisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Magill
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Picnic Plans for Waterloo Association at Electric Park
The Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association schedules its annual picnic for Saturday August 23 at Electric Park. Committees have been appointed and are sparing no effort to prepare a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association
Electric Park
Great Picnic Planned by Association in Waterloo Area
The association invites every traveling man and his family in Waterloo, Cedar Falls and Black Hawk county to a grand picnic. Electric Park management cooperates with committees to ensure all have a good time. Contact Dr. H. W. Sigworth at 300 Rangell Lamson Building by phone 1124 or 1128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
H. W. Sigworth
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Percy Wilson
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