Motorist speeds on after talking negro on biggle
Charley a 60 year old colored foundry worker on a bicycle was struck by an automobile at Logan and Franklin while hurrying home after work. He was unhurt except for bruises and a damaged dinner bucket and bicycle. The driver sped away, and witnesses criticized the hit and run act while listing many locals who commented on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Parhans
Waterloo Gasoline Enemna Company
Mullan Avenue
Franklin Street
Franklin
Logan Avenue
Bremer County
Scouts Enter New Camp Near Waverly Monday
Registrations for the first period of the summer Fog Scout camp at the new campsite near Waverly closed today. The first period opens next Monday and closes Sunday evening June 28. Lawty scouts from Waterloo will attend, with more than a dozen from Grundy Center and Clarksville. Waterloo boys leaving Monday morning include Charles Howe Frederic Hows Robert Howe Sherwood Felsing John Koch Eckels Hutchinson Donald MacMillan Clifford Fox Robert Law Lawrence McQuown Harold Clayton Rob Bingham Howard Barnes James Jernop Brandes Henry Cottrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Clarksville
Charles Howe
Frederic Hows
Robert Howe
Sherwood
Felsing
John Koch
Eckels Hutchinson
Donald MacMillan
Clifford Fox
Robert Law
Lawyrence
McQuown
Harold Clayton
Rob Bingham
Howard Bames
James Jernop Brandes
Henry Cottrill
Freight data prepared for North Barge Line expansion
C A Hanson, traffic manager of the Greater Waterloo association, Iowa, is compiling freight tonnage data for the Mississippi river barge extension north of St Louis to Minneapolis and St Paul. Halleck W. Sexaman of Chicago asked for the survey. Water freight rates are said to be 20 percent cheaper than rail. The federal barge line operates between New Orleans and St Louis, with New Orleans tonnage 50 percent above barge capacity and rising demand for service expansion.
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C. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Misslesfons
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hitnson
Halleck W. Sexaman
Chicago
Inland Witerwaye Corporation
Jwater
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Dog Ownership Case on Trial Thursday
M. WIlson of 1206 Broadway faces a municipal court trial Thursday on a larceny charge involving a fox and a dog belonging to Ross Baldwin, city drama, who alleges the dog was stolen from his kennels three weeks prior. Baldwin traced the dog to a man named Shears near Belle Plains, who said he bought it from Wilson. A warrant was served on Wilson yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Warren Bucklay.
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Tug) Wilson
Broadway
Ross F. Baldwin
Baldwin
William Ane
Tuesay
Kenhela
Shears
Belle Plains
Wilson
Warren Bucklay
Polar expedition window display in Nichols & Gates store
A Boston start marks the Donald B. MacMillan polar expedition with a Norris window display at Nichols & Gates furniture shop. A realistic northern scene and a life sized explorer figure stand beside a Zenith radio set, replicating the expedition radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols & Gates Furniture
Donald B. MacMillan
Boston Navy Yard
Zenith Radio
West Churches to Nucurate Union Services
Union services in Waterloo west begin two weeks early as the summer schedule lists speakers at First Capital church next Sunday with Dr. Charles D. Darling. The schedule runs through Aug 30 with dates at Westminster Presbyterian First M E United Presbyterian Brethren Central Christian and a Bible conference at Cedar Falls. Marriage licenses issued to Waterloo and Cedar Falls residents are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West
First Capital Church
Charles D. Darling
Westminster Presbyterian
E. W. Muain
Chautauque
First M
Westminster Presbyte
Tian
Mr. Jope
M. E
Leyland H. Lesher
Itching Torture Relief with Zemo Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Zemo as a reliable treatment for itching and skin irritation. It claims rapid relief from eczema, itch, pimples, rashes, and blackheads, with minor blemishes disappearing overnight. Zemo is described as a safe antiseptic liquid usable anytime, with trial sizes and Zemo Soap offered by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Town Corn Prosperity Nationwide as Statewide
Des Moines reporting corn across the state shows strong conditions. The U S Weather Bureau notes rainfall and sun improved crops after a week, with only northeast areas suffering floods and erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
United States Weather Bureau
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Gains Worldwide Found Fame
The text proclaims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy drawn from ginger, herbs, and roots from many countries. It claims fifty years of success against stubborn female ailments and notes growing popularity and favor globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Chile
Italy
England
Japan
Weather Woes Hit Iowa Crops As Winds Drave Soil
Reports describe soil drift from continuous high winds before a drought broke, with dirt covering cornfields and roots exposed. Leaves were split or cut down nearly to the ground, requiring unusual replanting. In contrast oats improve from rain and cooler weather, winter wheat fills but shows permanent injury, and pastures recover quickly in western and northern Iowa.
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Lowa
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Hugens McManus
Francie Williams
Max Palmer
Ted Roberts
Eugene Shoemaker
George Stoan
Jon Willer
Everett Hanson
Willan Donovan
Hey Shaw
Harold Thompson
Roger Brumble
Prenton Doertler
Eue Gene Allison
Leroy Rire
Richard Gholson
John McCarthy
Billy Gretenburg
John Swift
Floyd Wray
Wendell Johnson
Ehner Errichson
Lyle Fivash
Paul Frenderson
Ceecil Miller
Arthur
Vernett
Laird Shoemaker
William Beally
Don Hernbrock
Ar Barratt
Iverett Schight
Carl Larson
Walter Myers
At- Waverly
North Barge Line
West Churches
Nucurate
First Baptist
Darling Speaker
Matthew J. Mergen
Anna Murphy
John W. Rosauer
Lucille Singer
Irving Willis Wolfe
Cedar Falls
Esther Natzke
Homer I
Johnson
Iowa City
Esther BE
Oltrogge
Chineman’s
Stress Drug
Lafayette
Mulberry-St Jemors
S.S
Tims
Bageke
Fonda Mae
A Fonda
Mae
East Fourth Street
Caro
Briggs & Reid
Ludwig the Jeweler
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