Clinton Boy Scouts Reach Waterloo and Yellowstone in West Trek
Clinton Boy Scouts, led by 86 adults, begin a 3000 mile caravan to the West with plans to meet governors in four states. They will camp at Cattle Congress grounds in Waterloo and be hosted by the Waterloo Boy Scout club. The tour includes five states, stops in Deadwood and Yellowstone Park, and a return to Clinton on July 26.
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Clinton Boy
Waterloo
Cattle Congress Grounds
Clinton
Irowstone Park
Waterloo Bory Club
Waterloo Bay
Hippodrome
E West
Follow& Associated Press
Wstone Park
Godspeed
H. W._Cowles
J. A. Murray
J. 3
Leamore
Clinton Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Organization
Yellowstone Park
First Y Camp Opens Tuesday at Waterloo
The first contingent of Y campers leaves Waterloo Tuesday for a 10 day camping period on the old camp ground. About 30 older boys form the smallest group this year, with enrollments rising in later groups to 58, 64, as the camp fills. The advance guard led by S A Cohagam, secretary, found the island site in fine shape with cedars thriving and river conditions ideal for swimming. A cook shack was added to camp equipment last week.
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Waterloo
S. A. Cohagam
New U S Shipping Board Builds First Permanent Camp Shack
The New U S Shipping Board in Session i by the building of a cook shack the first permanent structure on the island. The 14 by 16 foot rain proof shack will store provisions and run the camp commissary. Volunteer work funded the cement floor donated by W A Lane. Banks tents and supplies arrived to ready the camp for arriving boys. The program features Sunday services led by Harry T Fisher with a campfire each weekday evening. W F Huxtorg is general camp director and R C Heald j directs recreation.
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W. A. Lane
Lum
Harry T. Fisher
W.F. Huxtorg
R. C. Heald@ j
Corn in hotbed yields roasting ears for home table
Peter Woodring of 1021 Randolph street presented a Golden Bantam corn stalk to the Evening Courier rooms. The plant started in a hotbed, transplanted at four inches, tasseled June 1, and matured ears in 19 days. He notes gardeners could harvest roasting ears two to three weeks earlier with care.
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Peter Woodring
Randolph Street
Woodring
Evening Courier Editorial
Table
USA
Early Garden Tips From Mr Wood on Planting Seedlings
A brief quote from Mr Wood explains planting seeds early in hot land to transplant stalks. He compares it to raising cabbage, tomatoes, or other crops started early and notes this can bring roasting ears a table luxury about ten days before the Fourth of July.
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Woodring
Aspirin warning on Bayer brand genuine product use
An old advertisement warns that true Aspirin carries the Bayer name on the package or tablets. It lists approved uses for colds headaches neuraglia rheumatism and other pains and notes that Bayer aspirin comes in handy tin boxes of twelve and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
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