Caward Dart Company Extends Oil Burner Plant Scope
Walter B. Caward and Harry Caward sell their Black Hawk Oil holdings to F B Kisvler of Denver. Kisvler now owns the Kelly building and acquires the Black Hawk Oil company operations in Waterloo Cedar Falls Des Moines and nearby towns. Output of oil burners will rise from three per day to 10 or 15 daily by July 1 as production expands. Kisvler's wealth is noted at around 5 million dollars with ownership of Paren Wyoming including utilities.
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Walter B. Caward
Harry
Caward
Black Hawk Oil Company
F. B. Kisvler
Denver
Cole
Hawkeye Gil Company
United States
Caward-Darts Company
Waller 8
Ashces
rPaul Davis
Ga‘Ward-Dart
Miles and
McKinley Streets
Roswell
New Mexico
New Orleans
Ca Ward
Kistler
Kelly
Caward-Dart Company
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Son ‘City
Marshalltown
Lamont
Dysart
Paren
Wya
Life of Sailor Lad in Uncle Sam’s Service
A vivid reminiscence on the sailor life for Uncle Sam, praising training at Great Lakes and world travel paid by the government. It describes naval formation tactics, duties, and the joy of serving while homes await the beloved Jack, the sailor lad.
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Lad
Uncle Sam
Jack
Por Jack
Uncle Sark
Seven Seas
Spain
Italy
Great Britain
Sam
Great Lakes
Poris
Naval School
U. S.A
Nashua Woman Ill of Meningitis at Waverly Hospital
Nashua June 19 Special Miss Christina Nissen nears death at Waverly hospital from spinal meningitis after onset earlier this week. The piece also mentions bee industry figures and an international gathering with 2500 expected in attendance, including notable beekeepers and researchers from multiple countries.
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Nashua
Waverly Hospital
Christina Nissen
Waverly ‘Hospital
A. J. Reet
TL. L. Langstroth
Blm
Moore
Ohio Beekeeners Association
Viga
Chile
Herr ‘Justrich
Morgenthaler
Switzerland
Beemen to discuss apiculture in September meeting
Madina Ohians announce a September 21-22 gathering to honor two Beemen apiarists. Organizers plan a memorial event for the late beekeepers with talks on apiculture and local bee industry.
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Madina
J C Kershner Ill At Independence
Independence Iowa June 15 Special J C Kershner is seriously ill at his home in this city. He was taken ill about two weeks ago and though it seemed to be improving, his condition worsened in the past week, making recovery unlikely. His daughter Mrs Vic Beechmus and son Gordon Kershner of Des Moines were summoned.
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Independence
J. C
Kershner
Vic. Beechmus
Gordon Kershner
Des Moines
Buchanan County School Board
al J. Jewett
Black Hawk County
Bertha Ulm
Stella Winkle
Pearl Stoddard
Jesup
Dunham
Rembrandt
Garfield R. Lockwood
Garner
Jewett
Esa .F. Davis Prospero
J. F. Davis
Western Electric Company
New York City
Hittsburgh
Grayber Electric Company
Grayber Company
Western Electric
Davis
Alda Purdy
C. E Purdy
Purdue University
Chicago
Pelham Manor
New York
East Liberty
Pittsburgh
Odd
Myr
H. A. Nelson
C. W."hansen
Oelwein
Polio Patients Travel Route Outlined
The text describes a travel plan for polio patients estimated to take about four weeks. The journey would pass De Wolf Buffalo and Niagara Falls on the way to New York City, then proceed to Washington D C and Philadelphia before returning via Quic.
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de Wolf
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
Walington
D.C
Philadelphia
Little Girl Struck by Car Expected to Recover
Jean Youngblut three, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Youngblut, was injured last evening when struck by a car driven by Ray Longaker on the La Porte Waterloo road near the Chicago Rock Island railroad tracks. She was rushed to St Francis hospital where doctors reported her condition improving after an initial fear of concussion. Longaker stopped shortly after impact and carried the girl to the hospital.
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Jean Youngblut
John Youngblut
Ray Longaker
la Ported
St. Francis Hospital
la Porte-Waterloo
Chicago, Rock Island
Salvation Army officers plan farewell in Waterloo Iowa
Staff Captain Norman Marshall, head of the Salvation Army in the region, will lead a farewell gathering with officers from eight or nine nearby cities on June 23. Commander Eddie Lowe of the Waterloo corps will host the event at the W. C. A. house and provide dinner via the home service league. Marshall, the youngest officer to hold such a post, is being promoted to a Kansas position with new headquarters in Kansas City, to be succeeded in Iowa by Colonel Thomas Laurie of Minneapolis.
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Norman Marshall
Salvation Army
Sows
Eddie Lowe
Waterloo, Corps
Home Service League
Waterloo Corps
Marshall
Kansas
Kansas City
Iowa
Sinut
Thomas’ Laurie
Minneapolis
Aged Woman Held for Fraud in Des Moines
Des Moines on June 19 the case of Mrs. M. Fragler, 70, charged with obtaining money through false pretenses in a divorce settlement, insurance sale, and related schemes. Bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing, she faces charges of cruelty and fraud.
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Des Moines
INS
Ars
I M. Fragler
Falea
Hattha Addaughet
Middaugh
Melwire
Mussolini's Cabinet Members All Young
Rome reports Premier Mussolini’s cabinet features unusually young ministers. Balbo is the youngest at 29, Grandi is 30, with other undersecretaries aged 32 to 42. Ministers like Suardo, Giuriati, Belluzzo, and Volpi are described as comparatively youthful for high office. The piece highlights a shift from veteran leadership to a generation just past youth.
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Rome
Permier- Mussani
Tala Balbo
Dino Grandi
Giacoma Suardo
Clara
Belluzzo
Giuriati
Count Volpi
Justice and public instruction officials aged in Italy
The excerpt notes several officials including Hance and Rocco aged 51, Fedele aged in public instruction, Di Seslea of the colonies, and Federzoni of the Interior who is the dean at 60, detailing ages of senior government figures.
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Hance
Rocco
Fedele
di Seslea
Colonies
Federzoni
Interior
Ithe
Marriages at Little Brown church set day record
Nashua Iowa reports 18 couples wed in one day at Little Brown church on Wednesday. Reverend George T Hanna presided over ten ceremonies. Des Moines dispatch notes cancellation of a file flight of 16 army aviators from Fort Riley by the War Department.
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Nashua
Little Brown Church
George T. Hanna
Des Moines
Fort Riley
Kanta Des Moines
War Department
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SCOPE
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Black Hawk Oil Co
J.C. Kershner Iil
Pioneer National Bank
Leavitt & Johnson National. Bank
West Fourth Street
S.A
Adj. Marshall
Union Motors Repair Shop
West Ath St
Gagyle Mobilom
Supply Co
East Side
Mussolini
Yale
Kearns
Funeral Home Davenight
Siri
Byrd
U. S. Air Service
Grreom
Vacuum Oil Company
Broadway
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