Immunizing dogs against rabies urged by health official
Des Moines July 29. Health commissioner Dr Don M Griswold urged canine anti rabies virus vaccination to prevent outbreaks. He warned that unvaccinated or licensed dogs not treated promptly should be quarantined six months or disposed of by law. He noted muzzling is ineffective and recommended free vaccination at licensing, with dogs tied for two weeks afterward.
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Des Moines
Don M. Griswold
Towa
Tetroit
Dr. Griswold
Boards of Supervisory
Iowa
Griswold
Johnson County
Appanoose
Muscatine County
Aly L
Polk County
Japan
Witasato
M. Louis Pasteur
Pasteur
Kitasote
Tokio
Muscatine
California
I C Opens War on Freight Flippers
Illinois Central officials launched a campaign against ticketless riders who ride freights and trains. A special agent filed two prosecutions in municipal court. D. H. Gilbert and A. J. Gray of Lincoln Nebraska were fined $10 and costs or 60 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Centra
J. C. Beem
D. H. Gilbert
A. J. Gray
Lincoln
Neb
Gee
Colored Boys to Have Y Outing at Morris Isle
Colored boys of Waterloo will have an outing at the Y M C A camp on Morris Isle starting Aug 5 after the county camp now in progress. Rev H C Boyd, former pastor of African M E church, will be camp chaplain, organizer of the first camp for colored boys here five years ago. The final camp begins Aug 17 with farm girls led by Miss Elizabeth Hudson of the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Morris Isle
H. C. Boyd
Former Buchanan County Woman Dies in Kansas
Independence Kansas July 29 Mrs B Kackler a former Buchanan county resident died at her Mill City Kansas home July 25 Born Kalamazoo Michigan June 1 1860 daughter of Mercian and Eliza A Safford Her parents moved to Buchanan county about one year old and settled in Summer township Her husband was C B Rackler Also mentioned are surviving relatives and distant references to local repairs and other obituaries noting individuals tied to Mobridge and Missouri Valley institutions
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Independence, In
B. Kackler
This County
Mill City
Kan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Merciand
Eliza A. Safford
Buchanan County
Summer Township
C. B. Rackler
John Safford
Concordia
Kanarius
Erin Tl
Willan Roya
Independence
Wich
Root
Independence Construction Company
Joseph FE. Clayton
Mobridee
Robert Clayton
Tre
Tromer Townshin
Upper Town University
Elte
Iowa State
South Dakota University
Moebridge
Gideons Merge U S and Canada at Columbus Convention
F Wills Jenks of Waterloo reports the twenty sixth annual Gideons convention in Columbus QC, noting a U S Canadian amalgamation and 48000 Bibles placed in the last year. Samuel R Boggs of Philadelphia is re elected international president. Next meeting set for Toronto. Jenks visited Harding's tomb and Marion Star office on return trip, noting poor Ohio Indiana crops and lagging upkeep on Iowa farms.
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F. Wills Jenks
Waterloo
Gideons
Columbus
Canada
Samuel R. Boggs
Philadelphia
Toronto
Jenks
Harding
Marion Star
Marion
Ohio
Indiana
Legion to bring new band to Waterloo for August visit
Waterloo counts on a free public concert by the Third district American Legion band of 45 legionnaire musicians from Town Falls Ackley and other towns. Becker Chapman post sponsors the event at MV league park with state officials Des Moines Council Bluffs and Waterloo legion leaders in attendance before the state convention in Council Bluffs Oct 2 3. The group aims to boost legion affairs during a few days of meetings following the concert.
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Waterloo
American Legion
Council Bluffs
MV League Park
Becker- Chapman Post
Waterloo American Legion
Ben Webster
Des Moines
R. J. Laird
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionnaire
Becker-Chapman Post
Town Falls
Ackley
Clare Chenette Leads Band in Uniform Parallels
Clare Chenette of Ackley, a former Canadian army bandmaster, heads the group. The bandmen’s uniforms resemble those worn by the Canadian mounted police, highlighting similarities in style and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chenette, Ackley
Canadian Mounted Police
Great Northern Pike Prize Report From Cedar River
A great northern pike weighing 12 pounds and over 36 inches long was caught yesterday in the Cedar River by F. W. Sargent of this city. The article notes historical larger weights, discusses pike habitat and decline due to carp introduction, vegetation loss, open seasons, and pollution, and cites threats to game fishes from overfishing and violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Sargent
Lowa
Salesman Recovers From Death Attempt
R. W. Hollaryd of 321 Lafayette Street survived a poisoning attempt Monday night during a domestic dispute with his wife. The traveling salesman of household remedy products stood up today with no ill effects expected.
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R. W. Hollaryd
Lafayette] Street
Youth in jealous pistol spree kills girl and two men
Richmond police say 18 year old Rudolph Disse shot Mrs Vivian Peers and two men after accusing rival G Carter of interfering. Detective Sgt Burke died of wounds. Willie Britt wounded. Disse fled to a restaurant and was captured by a traffic officer.
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Gytha Associated Press
Richmond
Vivian Tomlin Peers
Rudolph 4
Disse
J. Warvey Burke
G. Carter
Burke
Dison
Britt
Cisse
Carter
Diase
Street Fight Between Negresses Ends With Fines
Two women Stewart and Florence Farley, described as negresses, fought on Commercial Street Tuesday afternoon until policemen separated them. They appeared in municipal court where Judge J. C. Reem fined both five dollars total for the incident. They claimed the dispute was over a dress converted to tatters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Jones
Tree Stewart
Florence Farley
J. C. Reem
Ladder Stolen From Residence in Night Report
R E B Fouts of 620 Wreming Street reported to police today that a thief took his extension ladder from the side of the house during the night. The article notes a vague line about food costs for soldiers, mentioning meals at about ten cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Fouts
Wreming Street
Tall Corn Stalk Exhibition Shown by Local Farmer
The Will Nethher farm northeast of Waterloo features a corn stalk said to reach 18 feet, displayed at the G. M. Allen Land Company office. Nethor’s 109 acre field is noted for many stalks 14 to 18 feet high, with two well developed ears on the prize stalk chosen for its thrifty appearance.
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Will Nethher
Waterloo
Netcher
M. Allen
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I. C
Kansas
U.S
Legion Heads
Paw Park
Cedar River
Negresses
United States
France
Paris
Tawn
Black Hawk County
Walla
G. M. Allen Land Company
Quaker
Worris Plan Co
Bridge St
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