Goole Drinks Bring Relief From Heat
Heat wave boosts Coca Cola and other bottlers as May and June spark a busy season. Coca Cola Bottling bosses report 40 percent of all drinks sold, with plant crews running at full capacity. Bottlers Sibert, Steuben Crown, Tucker, and Waterloo report strong volumes, employing four to six workers and two trucks each. Popular drinks include Coca Cola, Green River, ginger ale, and cherry flavors. Carbonated water is claimed to aid health and may destroy some germs in the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca Cola
Messrs
Turner & Rice
United States
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Sibert & Sons
Steuben Crown Bottling Works
Tucker Bottling Works
Waterloo Bottling Works
Waterloo
Widow Martha Doty Dies After Yearlong Illness At Clarksville
Mrs Martha Doty of Clarksville Iowa died at her home two miles southeast of town at 2 30 pm Monday after a year long illness. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 pm at Presbyterian church Rev D M Morgan officiating. Born July 6 1860 she married William Doty in 1878. Survived by husband six of nine children Mrs George McEhaney Moorville Nebraska Mrs Otto Buchholz Bro ton Minnesota Mrs Frank Forrey William Mitchell and Byron all of Clarksville a brother Willian McCreary Clarksville and two sisters Mrs Ernest Marquand and Mrs Douglass Marquand Longmont Colorado. Special rates on all out of town trips Call 282 Waterloo Dray Line advertisement.
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Clarksville
William Doty
Presbyterian Church
D. M. Morgan
Martha McCreary
Willam Doty
George McEhaney
Moorville
Neb
Otto Buchholz
Brooton
Minn
Frank Forrey
William
Mitchel
Byron
Willan McCreary
Ernest Mmarquand
Douglass Marquand
Longmont
Cols
Farmers Told They Can Use Electrical Current in 55 Ways
A United Press report from Mason City on June 26 notes Iowa electric companies and farm bureau officials, editors, engineers, and college researchers work to solve rural electrification costs. At a Lews section meeting, A. W. Jones and Arthur M. Huntington outlined rural lines efforts, with J. V. Hein detailing Iowa State College findings. President C. N. Chubb urged showing farmers why rural rates cost more than urban, stressing overheads of sparse lines.
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Ferry United Press
Mason Guy
Iowa Electric Companies
Fain Bureau
Colleges of Agriculture
Lews
National Electric Light Association
Iowa Rural Lines Committee
A. W. Jones
Petersen
Arthur M. Tiuntington
Cedar Rapids
National Association
Rural Lines
J. V. Hein
Iowa State College
Ames
C. N. Chubb
Chubb
Farmer Vets Current at Low Rate With Electric Use
A farmer tests a low rate current using Elvetriclty in five ways to improve property prediction. The National Electric Light Association committee reports the findings and implications for farm energy use.
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National Electric Light Association Committee
Rownd Estate to Two Daughters Worth $100000
James M. Rownd, an early Watertog township settler, died leaving an estate worth about $100000 with $90000 in personal property. His heirs are two daughters Emma G. Rownd and Lillian Rownd. The dormer is named administrator. Grace Klinefelter died at Cedar Falls on June 19 leaving equal shares to husband N G Klinefelter and daughters Ethel Klinefelter Smith and Jessie Doris Klinefelter. the daughters are named executrices.
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James M. Rownd
Watertog Township
Emma G
Lillian Rawnd
Grace Klinefelter
Cedar Alls
N. G. Klinefelter
Ethel Klinefelter Smith
Jessie Doris Klinefelter
Daughter of Former City Editor Returns Courier Graciously
Mary Ann Henderson, daughter of Robert Jiendarson, former city editor, visited the Courier while at the Congregational Young People's conference at Tiverview Park Cedar Falls. She said her father, who led the paper many years ago, still treasured the watch given in 1896 and sent his best regards through her to the editor. Only two editorial staffers remain from his era.
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Rovert Jiendarson Wisells
Wiseferley Myening Courier
Waterloo
Mary Ann Henderson
Robert
Courier
Youngs People
Tiverview Park
Cedar Falls
Mary
Amdong
City Cachdor
City Editor Remembered As Energetic Journalist
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Robert Henderson as a dynamic writer and tireless worker at the city desk. The passage notes he had two younger siblings and mentions a boy, with incomplete phrasing leaving his exact role unclear.
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Fin
T ‘Misa Mary
Robert Henderson
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National Jewish Hospital For Consumptives
Waterloo Dray Line
Butterfly
Dimity
America
Oer
Rownd
Leath
Brunswick Record
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Phong
Grocery Department
Orange Creamery Yrutter
Vyorto Creamery
Eataee
Meat Department
Ford
Clay Auto Repair Shop
Jefferson St
Bloomfield Coal & Manufacturing Company
Leonard B. Laird
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Michigan Ave
Chicago, TL
Carnation Milkman
Carnation Milk Products Compane
Compumers
Cilca
Carnation
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