Chapman Carries Best Honors at Fort Dodge Meet
In Fort Dodge Iowa the three day state trapshooting tourney concluded with Wi J Chapman Waterloo winning the 100 target handicap with 91. Second place tied between William Fine Mt Ayr and Knowles and W Campbell tied for third. J F Fisher Titonka Jr won the amateur championship with 189 of 200. H M Cooper Marshalltown topped the all around with 3172. Marie Kautzky Fort Dodge won the woman’s ATA trophy breaking 261 targets. A strong wind challenged competitors throughout the event.
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Port Dodge
Wi. J. Chapman
Waterlolo
Jones
Sioux City
William Fine
Mt. Ayr
Knowles
W. Campbell
Hingsley
J. F. Fisher
Titanka, Jr
George Nunn
Jefferson
J. M. Cooper
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Titonica
Ied
Fisher
Ed du Braye
Monroe
J. Tl. O'Roake
Valeria
W. S. Hoon
Jewell
Renfro
Wigh Run
E. W. Renfro
Oshkosh
Wis
Peters Care Trigo Company
Marie Kautzky
American Trapshooting Association
Central Gun Club Plans Saturday Practice Shoot at Awates Park
Central Gun club will stage a practice shoot at its grounds in Awates Park Saturday afternoon. Gun prizes will be given to high scorers. Shooting will begin at 3 o'clock. Members from Waterloo Casebeer Heights and other gun clubs are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Gun Club
Awates’ Park
Tone
Waterloo
Fisherman weathered winds at Okoboji returns home empty handed
R McElhinney of 714 Third Ave NW west traveled from Iowa to take Okoboji for a three week fishing trip. For over four decades he has fished these waters for the finny tribe and rarely failed to bring back fish though this trip yielded only small Osh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. McElhinney
Avenua West
Take Okoboji
Iowa
Kenneth Keith plans motorcycle trip east
Kenneth Keith son of Mr and Mrs Jawis W Keith Independence avenue has left for Boston Mass on a motorcycle. He has worked the past year with Ward Dart Company. In Chicago he will visit his paternal grandfather and the home of his maternal grandparents the late Mr and Mrs J M Groat in Buffalo. Kenneth expects to be on the road two weeks. He will enter the Boston School of Technology for the summer term and later pursue electrical engineering.
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Kenneth
Jawis W. Keith
Independence Avenue
Hoston
Mass
Co ward-Dart Company
Chicago
Birs
J. MM. Groat
Puffalo
Boston School of Technology
Outfielders Released as Cedar Rapids Bunnies Add New Players
Cedar Rapids MV manager Bill Speas releases outfielders Wilson and Rosebers after Storme of Cambria and Orstatti of San Francisco join the Bunnies in Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids respectively, Thursday to Saturday.
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Cedar Tapids
Bill Speas
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Rosebers
Storme
Cambria
Til
Ottumwa
Orstatti
San Francisco
Cal
Pie Bunnies
Wembley Exhibition to Feature Busy Summer for Women
London reports a busy Wembley season with Queen Mary visiting more often this summer and the Duchess of York presiding over a broad women’s program. A conference of women engineers is planned alongside events led by Princess Mary and a National Baby Week. The majority focus on household affairs, fruit and food selection, and new labor saving appliances.
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London
Wembley
Queen Mary
Duchess of York
Tha
Princess Mary
Fourd Sre
Radio Programs and Nearby Stations Listing
Radio Digest item lists Waterloo nearby stations WILO WOAW WOC and other stations in multiple cities with times and program notes including orchestras, lectures, concerts, and dances. It covers Des Moines Omaha Pittsburgh Hot Springs Chicago and more with program names and schedule snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilo
Des Moines
WOAW
Omaha
Fontenelle
WOC
Davenport
WEAF
Tonis Connors
Oasis
Oreatra
Uncle Harry Reflects On Modern Marvels And Changing Times
The dialogue features Uncle Harry and Jimmy discussing rapid advances in technology such as stock trading by radio, in-flight use, heart diagnostics via wireless transmission, and mass political reach through radio. They compare past novelties like trolleys and telephones to today’s marvels, noting society’s adaptability and need to stay active with science.
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Garry
Jimmy
Thele Harry
Atlantic City
Chicago
Helen
Uncle Warry
Pate
Tosan
Tralley
Gary
Ancla Harry
Harry
Marry
U C T Chapter to Hear State Council Report
Reports of delegates to the grand council of Town United Commercial Travelers at Council Bluffs guide the Waterton chapter meeting in K P hall Saturday evening. A W McFarlane named as candidate for supreme sentinel on the national council with efforts to secure votes at the Columbus convention June 23 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Council of Town
United Commercial Travelers
Council Bluffs
Waterton
K.P. Hall
A. W. McFarlane
Supreme Sentinel
National Council
Columbus
Illinois Central Locates 25 Iowa Plants on Line in 1924
The Illinois Central reports 284 new industries in 11 states during 1924, with 25 new Iowa plants on its line. Investments exceed 9.8 million dollars, employing 8,674 people. The Illinois Central Magazine notes these sites boost freight traffic by about 26 carloads annually and cite advantages of the Mississippi Valley for manufacturing growth.
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Lingis Central
H. Schwietert
Eneral
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Tiilinois Central
Schwietert
Ulingis Central Magazine
United States
Mississippi Valley
Illinois Central Development Bureau
Theatrical News From Tilalto and Plaza Venues
The Tilalto stage hosts Pickling Pickering, a wholesome musical comedy by Reinbow Girls Revue with fast numbers and cheerful moments. At the Plaza, Innocence and a Gypsy violinist Lucy Bruch highlight the program. Anna Q Nilsson and Olive Brook star in a feature pairing with notable supporting players. Meanwhile Strand presents Playing With Soul by Miss Bruch and a strong lineup, with Paris nightlife drama and avant cinema. Palace touts Horse Shoe Lick as a Western staple and Stage Case of the West Code of the West. Crystal Chords closes the night with Crystalline thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Harlan
Madge Bellamy
Mary Carr
Rialto :S Theatre
the Plaza
Heires
Anna Q. Nilsson
Plaza Theatre
Lucy Bruch
Miss Bruch
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Waterloo Marksman
T. R. Welhinney
Kenneth Keith
Wembery
Nes
Wil
Cras
Wilbur
Waterloo Time
KOKA
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Lawson Reid
KYW
Reading
WRAP
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Iroile
Merry Old Chief
WEA
New York
Tourine
Allwater Kent
Silvertons
Cord Orchestra
Loepez
Wear
Cleveland
Vincent Percy
Chicago Post
Griole
Riviera
Paul Small
Dallas News-Journal
Lone Star Orchestra
Old Mill Theatre
Chicago Tribune
Breen
Drake Hotel
Buffalo
WME
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Houck Piano Company
G. Rainbo
Rainbo Skylarks
Lucas Sisters
Ginger Hour
WRC
Washington
Orchestras
Marine Band
Ffotel Mayflower Orchestra
Atlanta Journal
Charles A. Richelion
New Orleans
WTAS
Selgin
Lla Olly Ia
Boss
Detroit News
KOA
Denver
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Vin James
Gran
Revue
Collegians
Albart Malotte
Ft. Worth
Star-Telegram
WEAV
WHZ
Springfield
WCAR
Fitghurgh Press
Musical Club
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Harry Snodgrass
King of the Voices
WEX
Detroit Free Press
New Yor
Wappiness Boys
Adam Carroll
Childeers Hour
WER
Oriol
Sopreno
Sandy Meek
Dalia Neva-Jourmal
WGN
Christian Endeavor
WOS
Jefferson City
Rainbo
Raine Sirks
Damret
Elgin
Cavanaighe
Radio Digest
Uncle Harry
Dorhood
State Council
Japan
Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
Horson
Horsos
Bridge Street
Strand
Olive Brook
Mathew Dals
Belle Bennett
the Vale
Amy Dale
Che Dahes Oymelin
Wyt
William Collier, Jr
Paris
Jacqueline Logan
Bricotte
Owen Moore
B. Warner
J. &. Warner
Palace
Wiener
Palace Theatre
Paria Mount
Crystal Vhratee
Bob Apfel
Waterloo Theatre
TODAY
J. B. Warner
Walther Miller
Ultima
Mefodraimsy
Florida Everglides
Secret Service
Zane Grey
Owen
Stance Moore
Mack Sennett
Crystal Orchestra
Elk Run
Real Music
Rath's Athletic Club
MY Valet, Inc. Master Cleaners
Fourth St
Madge Bellamy and
West Harry
Ike’ Evans
Rainbow Girls
Pickling
Pickering
Allen Memorial Hospital
Serevech Owl Orchestra
Buster Collier
Chive Brook
Mary Astor
White
Chickie
Electric Park
Sat
Pune
Maza News
Nurghers
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