Death claims pioneer horseman T Briden at 91
Janesville Iowa June 10 Horseman T Briden a member of a pioneer family who came to Iowa in 1854 died last night at age 91 after a long life of farming and community service He attended children's day services that morning and was about the house all day Funeral will be held Wednesday at Janesville M E church with Rev F W Smith and Rev H H Barton officiating Burial will be in Janesville cemetery Surviving are two daughters four sons an adopted son and a half sister including Mrs Fred Garton Mrs Ralph Phillips Bert Charles William and Claude H Briden plus his brother Henry and many relatives.
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Courier Social Service
Janesville
T. Briden
Iowa
East Janesville
M. FE
F. W. Smith
H. H. Barton
Thomas
William Briden
Horseman
Yorkshire
England
Unite States
Cook County
Iinois
Buffalo Creek
Independence
Jefferson Township
Bremer County
William Fairbairn
Bridens
George Briden
Thomas Briden
Susan Gish
Briden
Dupugue
William
Cedar Falls
Claude H
Plainfield
Henry
Grorge Levison
John Briden
Davidson Building Remodeling Will Be Awarded This Afternoon
Remodeling of the Davidson building at the west end of Fourth street bridge will be awarded at 3 30 p m today in Mortimer B Cleveland's architectural offices. The alterations cost about 40000 dollars and aim for October completion with the store reopening. Davidson's furniture store moved from 170 Fourth street west to the new location across the street after the project finishes.
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Davidson
Fourth Street
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Davidson's
Hall-Ekfelt Company
Syndicate
Davidson’s
Fourth Streets
Labor Delegates Move Toward Iowa City Convention
Waterloo delegates to the thirty-seventh annual Iowa State Federation of Labor convention will travel by auto to Iowa City, opening Tuesday at 10 a.m. and continuing for four days. Attendees from Waterloo include Hypr Haffa, Russell Peterson, L. E. Huggett, R. L. Brown, Paul Penne, Henry Errighson, Archie Newton, TE Pries, George Deyo, William Ruepke, Clyde Smallwood, and others representing carpenters, painters, clerks, plumbers, steamfitters, building trades, under Friecht and firefighters. Each will join craft-specific and general sessions.
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Waterloo
Towa
State Federation of Labor
Town City
Auttomobile
Central Labor Union
Hypr
Haffa
Russell Peterson
L. E. Huggett
R. L. Brown
Paul Penne
Henry Errighson
Archie Newton
Cone
TE Pries
George Deyo
William Ruepke
Blastererg
Clyde Smallwood
Iowa's First Home Talent Chautauqua Comes to East High
Black Hawk County Farm bureau presents the first home talent chautauqua in Iowa history and the second in the United States in East High auditorium for four days June 18 19 20 and 21 with about 500 participants. Featured productions include The Parish Priest and Paul Revere and a township play contest. Outside talent James Hartley of Chicago joins a four day lineup including 4-H clubs and several township entries across Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding areas.
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Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Iowa
United States
East High Auditorium
Truman DeRoane
Margaret Maddigan
Waterloo
Paul Revere
Washington
Barclay
Betty
Mr. Vernon
Spring Creek
Cedar Falls
MBE- Glenson Township
Shrine Temple
Decs Maines
Orange Township
Cr. van Vleck
James Hartley
Chicago
Cluhs
Allens Remember Ripon Schoolhouse Where Republican Party Was Born
Mr and Mrs Birney Allen recall Ripon Wisconsin where on Saturday the Republicans marked the seventy fifth anniversary of the party s founding The schoolhouse where it began was moved to Ripon College campus for ASA Museum and a fragment of the original 400 foot Fourierist house was saved The Fourierists built the 1844 communal house later abandoned as in other experiments The Encyclopedia Americana notes Fourier born 1772 in France founded this social order that stressed free choice over marriage
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Birney Allen
Third Avenue West
Ripon
Wis
Ripon College
ASA Museum
Allen
Fourier
Encyclopedia Americana
F. C. M. Fourier
France
Funeral rites for Peer Makres held at Saint Deme
Funeral services for Peer Makres proprietor of a fire shining parlor were held after a fatal Bulomobie incident Thursday night. Attendants from Gary Sioux Falls and other cities, 40-car funeral cortege, pallbearers from Ahapa society, special choir from Mason City, eulogies by Constantine Genis and Paul Cosas.
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Yesternsy Estornuon
St. Demetrios
Arbhours
Peer Makres
Parior
Les Moines
Asdar Kaplas
Por
Waterloo
George Bliss
Louis Pappas
Andy Tsares
George Katflogou
Mike Connkaris
James Gades
Bremer 4-H Rally and Eighth Grade Exercises
In Denver Iowa the Bremer county farm youngsters and parents held the eighth grade graduation and county 4-H rally at the city park. 120 diplomas were granted as Miss Agnes Samuelson urged good citizenship and study, with officers elected for the Bremer girls and boys clubs and multiple club features highlighted by a Flower Girl dedication and egg evolution stunt.
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Denver
Bremer County
Ruby Wastings
Horton
Albert Guetalafl
Waverly
Agnes Samuelson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Vivian Colburn
Plainfield
Bremer 4-H
Frances Bloom
Simmer
Ruth Morrell
Elizabeth Meyer
Jackson
Bremer Omiity
West Lafayette Township
West Lafayette
Holland
DGB
Offrings
Denver Poultry Club
Bremer County Bureau
165 Cows in Bremer Over 30 Pounds of Fat for Past Month
In Bremer county the May test shows 165 cows out of 408 exceeding 30 pounds of butterfat. The association average was 27.3 pounds. Tre Fy A. Chester & Sons led with 19 of 22 cows over 30 pounds. Charles Gritmer and Floyd Johnson also posted strong results. Sixteen cows fed silage and sixteen fed grain. one purebred sire was purchased to replace an inferior animal.
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L. C. Mepers
Charles Gritmer
Clarence Mardy
Floyd Johnson
Brookhart Speaker at Hawkeye Picnic
Senator Smith W. R Bronkhart will be the keynote at the twenty second annual farmer's picnic and Fayette county homecoming at Hawkeye on June 13. A large prize list will be given away with premiums totaling about 250 in dairy flower baked goods baby interests and carnival events.
Butler Wool Pool Brings 33.5 Cents
The Butler county wool pool sold Saturday to Pritze Bathers of Clarion for clean medium 33 1-2 cents, rejects 28 1-2 cents, heavy fine 36 cents. The pool will be taken in on Tuesday under the supervision of the State Wool Growers association. Wool collected at Allison with entry by County Agent John Mullins. Cash paid at weighing.
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Courier Speech Service
Allison
Buteer Oounty
Pritze Bathers
Clarion
Stole Wool Growers Association
John Mullins
Three Legumes Boost Soil Fertility at Manchester Farm
At the F D Fischer farm northeast of Manchester Iowa three legumes sweet clover alfalfa and soybeans are grown to improve soil fertility. The owner reports yields from alfalfa across multiple cuts totaling 29 tons on six acres and notes sweet clover as a pasture crop with future plowing plans. He expands into soybeans on 30 acres using a corn planter to space rows, with a Holstein dairy herd of about 30 cows and a focus on balanced rations and selective breeding aided by a test association. Water from a windmill feeds a cooling storage tank and provides power for the creamery, with electric saving equipment and a separator house on site.
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Manchester
F.D. Fischer
Here
Fischer
Grimm
Pischer
Warren 5
Bissell
Greeley
Test
Wmech
Crops in Delaware Grow Well but Moisture O needed
In Delaware County Iowa crops show good development under dry but favorable conditions. Corn, oats, barley, rye, potatoes and clover stands are healthy with alfalfa ready for first cut. gardens supply vegetables. A light strawberry crop is expected while fruit spray guidance uses arsenate of lead lime sulfur and sulfur mixtures. sheep shearing is nearly finished.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Delaware County
Iowa
George Woeste
Colesbury
Farm Bureau
Paul Burson
Seek to Stop Big Creamery Tactics Lincoln Neb
In Lincoln Nebraska June 10 Representative George W O Malley and other creamery allied legislators seek attorney general aid to sue cooperative creamery firms to bar centralizers from discriminating prices for cream. The suit targets Harding Cream Sioux City Fairmont Steamery Omaha Amour Swift and BridgemanYeassell alleging large firms use inspection can requirements to justify higher prices and squeeze small farmers. The plan claims centralizers pay 32 cents per pound for cans under one pound and only one cent per pound for larger cans, harming smaller operators.
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Lincoln
Neb
George W. O'Malley
Nebraska
Pierce County
Harding Cream Company
Sioux City
Fairmont Steamiery Company
Omaha
Amour
Swift and Bridgeman
Yeassell
O'Malley
One
Dogs Kill 19 Sheep in Flock at Jesup
Report from Jesup Ta June 10 describes a dog attack that killed 19 sheep and injured 21 more at a flock three miles southwest of town. The farm is run by Elvis Hart who keeps many sheep yearly. No description of the attacking dogs is available to determine if they were neighborhood or external dogs.
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Veret Sperviat
Jesip
191 Beeves Purchased by Board of Control
Des Moines reports the board of control announced purchase of 191 cattle from farmers in Davis and Van Buren counties. The cattle will be fattened at state institutions in Anamosa Davenport and Mount Pleasant and used for meat in the fall.
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Tes Moines
U.R
Davis and
van Buren Esoundas
Sat Board of Control
Anamosi
Davenport
Mount Pleasant
Waterloo residents among Ames diploma graduates today
Five Waterloo residents and one from Gedar Falls are among Iowa State College students who received diplomas at graduation in Ames. The class, the largest in the college’s history with 490 graduates, brings the year’s total to 793.
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Waterloo
Gedar Falls
Iowa State College
Towa State College
Ames
Towa
Theodore
Bush
John J. Campbell
Wicholas
Chardaul
Carleton Payne Silas
Nina Andrews
John T. Hoyt
Cezar Fails
Harold M. Morey
Carl BE. Rhoriz
Odbvein
Kenneth Snyder
Tama
Blanche B. Nechrenicky
Clulier
Kenneth Mmrezk
Toledo
Harold M. Kaulz
Donald C
Benton County Livestock Marketing Report for April
Benton county shipping associations marketed 22 flocks of livestock in April. Hogs totaled 21.5 loads and cattle one load. Luzerne shipped four and a half decks, Atkins one, Shelisburg two, Newhall one, Binkstown seven, Van Horne one, Vinton one. Average shrink per hundredweight 1.38 lb. Average marketing expense per hundredweight 40 cents. Total earnings across associations 39,107.07 for the month. No. of cripples and deads paid on three associations. Lowest marketing expense per hundredweight 81 cents on five tons from Blairstown to Cedar Rapids.
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Vinton
Benton County Shipping Associations
Luzerne
Atkins
Shelisburg
Newhall
Ina Mt
Binkstown
van Horne
Blairstown
Cedar Rapid
Limestone Train Plans Discussed in Fayette Meeting
A Fayette gathering outlined future limestone rail shipments with two trains hoped through the town. Representatives from Dubuque Stone Predarts and County Agent DW Lodwick said another session would occur the coming Monday or Tuesday to review interest and potential orders for limestone loading at a Great Western rail line location.
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Wein
Producers Install 7000 Dollar Milk Dryer
A milk dryer costing 7000 dollars was installed at a plant run by the company in seventh ued hataverse siteers Tirrmnehiae tig nh. Officials say the machine will handle 3,000 pounds daily and be exported. An operating crew member said Hewetartil and Hari will operate it efficiently amid a staff rollout. A total of LNaR ceramic distaihaners were registered by observatory records during 1938.
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Produseers Nik Company
Ued Hataverse
Oupinerring
Bostalling
Hevetartil
Hari
Manadar Viecanho Observatory
Burdock Harbor for Plant Lice Control Declared
Marie D Chestnut notes rising plant lice and mite infestations in 1927 Des Moines. Burdock and sour dock serve as incubators for aphids. recommended destruction by burning or oils, with care to protect property. Iron sulfate spray advised against locusts and ants. intermittent powder along foundations aids pest control. leaves drop as trees shed to combat aphids. Periodic radio listings follow.
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Des Moaines
Jnne
Marie D
Burdack
Sour Dock
Chestnut
Wavelengths and Listings From Central Time Radio Day
Radio station schedule fragment lists WEAF WGY WBAF WGN and others with programs across morning to late night. Entries mention Hoover address, choristers, orchestras, opera, dance music, news, and specials including cornerstone laying and various shows across multiple stations.
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WEAF
New York
Hoover
WGY
WBAF
Gypsus
WGN
Wdaap
Soeusa
WDAA
Empire Builders
Ghitngo
National Grand Opera
Phil Lottaly
Wow. Roas
Roxy and His Gang
Douglas Stanbury
KDE
WLIW
KDKA
Zoo—Orchestra
KYW
WLW
KOKA
Newark
KMOX
Germany
Henry Burbdig
Weco
Uncle Won
Pat
Yester
KOIL
Berge Kottarsky
Mathilde Harding
Wweoco
Chicago
Twele Boh
Whiter Wilson
Goo-Weap
Wiz
Arad
Danro Music
WGN Chleara
Quinn Hoores
Tindio
Houta
Oreresicas
Ames
Dan
Vtuaa
Wat
TiMh
Prof Kyrack
Gluby Havers
Bin
Asa Senresi
Sparta
Flimland
Ram West
Tunrrek Orchestra
Colin
Iikin
Homestead
Radio Orchestras and Concert Hour Broadcasts Across Stations
A fragment lists orchestras and concert schedules around New York and major stations. Names include Paul Whiteman, Columbia, WEAF, WABC, WGN, and WBA. Mentions broadcasts on various times and venues with orchestral programs and dance bands.
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New York
Frederic W. Wile
Pontyta
Vaudey
Resignation at West High prompts Grant High post
A year ago today in Waterloo June 15 1928 Fred J Kluse West High principal resigns to take Grant High principalship Gedar Raptis Kluss became West High history instructor in 1920 and principal in 1923 Curtis D Wilbur secretary of the navy says Herbert Hoover will be the Republican nominee. Wilbur en route to Kansas City convention. Naturowly escaped car crash at Eleventh Street bridge left driver Fred Annett trapped but saved by bystanders
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Fred J. Kluse
West High
Grant High School
Gedar Raptis
Kluss
Curtis D. Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
Courier
Herbert Hoover
Wilbur
Kansas City
Chicago
Fred Anne
Baked Onions Stuffed With Sausage And Green Peas
Medium onions are peeled and hollowed, saussage meat fills the cavities then steams and bakes with white sauce and breadcrumbs. Green peas and new onions are cooked separately, then buttered with sugar and salt to serve. Strawberry Water Ter Oro makes a lemony berry sherbet with sugar and water, chilled after standing.
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Braailian
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Black Hawk
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J. P. Berend
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Om Thome
Young, Young & Hart
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la Porte City
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the Courier
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Butler Wool Pool
Fischer Dairy Farm
Delaware
Jesup
Board OF Control
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Hal Kemp
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AVI Wiz
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Alw
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Howard O'Brien
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Cincinnati
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Ram
Finos
Trin
Willmore
Lea Amigos
WABC
DA Messer
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Paoliniciana
Eddie Dunstedter
WHO
Dex Moines
Ews
Finehall
Hilary
Sturtie
Chenne “Civic Eskimos
Maylart
Wey
Keith-Orpheum
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Little Symphony
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Enatere P.M
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