Campaign to boost Iowa goods and factory output grows
Statewide effort backed by Iowa business leaders and commercial clubs aims to raise demand for home produced goods. The Iowa Manufacturers Association led by Edward Kimball seeks to compile a statewide directory of factories, while labor data shows rising output but fewer workers. Food product sectors dominate production, keeping funds within the state as farmers, workers, and merchants benefit locally.
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Courier &Parial Seemket
Des Moines
Towa
Stae
Inews
Iowa
Towa Manufacturers Association
Edward Kimball
A. Tl. Urick
Ecensus Lakers
Boone
Burlington
Gedar Rapids
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Fort Murdison
Iowa City
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Meson City
Muscaline
Ottumas
Sioux City
Waterloo
Postnuptial Party in Fairbank Honors Mrs Miller
In Fairbank March 23 fairgoers attended a postnuptial shower and farewell for Mrs Glen L Miller at Mrs C E Donald’s home. The couple, married Tuesday at Walnut Street Baptist Waterloo by Rev Warren L Sterves, depart for Saginaw Michigan to reside. Mrs Miller formerly Mayte Mathews. Mrs F G Clow spoke for the wife in presenting gifts. Also noted, Mr and Mrs G Shriver welcomed a son born March 19. The W C T U sponsored a program by primary pupils with motion pictures in the school auditorium Wednesday evening.
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Fairbank
Glen L. Miller
C. E. Donald
Miller
Saginaw, Mich
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo
Warren L. Sterves
Mayte Mathews
F. G. Clow
Wie
Bmirs
G. Shriver
Cc. T. U
Iran
Brandon Dinner for Mothers and Daughters Tuesday
The annual mother and daughter banquet will be held Tuesday evening in the basement of the Methodist church. Mrs Ida Bow Smith of Des Moines, state president and national vice president of the W. O. T. W., will be the main speaker. The men of the church will serve. Mrs Elizabeth Preri observed her seventy seventh birthday with members of her Sunday school class and neighbors gathering at her home Wednesday afternoon for a short program and refreshments.
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Rpecin
Seretie
Brandon
Evn Ming
Ida Bow Smith
Des Nmoines
W. O. TW
Elizabeth Preri
Methodist Church
Serrak
Greene Aid Society Dinner Raises 27 50
Proceeds of a Greene aid society dinner totaled 27.50 with the event at the church hall Wednesday. Mrs. O., Miner, and Mrs. I. P. Stevens led the program while Mrs. Alice Hanson presided as chairman. Various local groups and associates gathered for the fundraiser and related meetings followed.
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Greene Aid Society
Corriente
Gree
MOE
Resgia
Miner
I. P. Stevens
E. T. Stevenson
Holst Kessler
Alice Hanson
Ehnirman
Hall's Grove
JL. W. Herak
Thuredias
Booster Club at Manchester Hears About Co-Operation
Seventy five friends and members of Manchester's Community Service club met for dinner. H B Eversule of the University of Iowa extension division spoke on rural harmony, noting farmers and merchants cooperate. Four committees were formed Merchants Farmers and Publicity with named chairmen.
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Booster Club
Manchester
Prawn P Aurival Seenice
Community Service Club
H. B. Evers Sule
State Unniversity of
Iowa
Wlui Law Mir
Eversole
TurAl
Harmans
Merchants
Jack Whisler
Civde
Edward Hruby
Farmers
Fred H. Munson
Publicaty
A. L Rann
Fred W. Hermann
W. C Snyder
Dysart Construction and Local Community News
Construction projects begin including a modern garage and salesroom by John Helm on a lot south of the Filloon service station. Excavation starts for a brick modern residence by O J Smith near the city park. A & Smith of Waterloo are contractors. Also notes a birthday party for 82 year old Mrs Jacob Landgrebe and local school glee clubs taking district Tama honors. Other items cover sewing circle, family moves to Geneseo and Traer, a patient in Waterloo hospital, and Fulton Boyd’s foot infection recovery.
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Courier Special Berert Dysart
John Helm
Filloon
Nelson Wrothers
O. J. Smith
Willam Christian
A. &. Smith
Weterloo
Jacob Landgrebe
Dysart High School
Tama
Dysart
Tabitha Sewing Cirrelet
John Drews
Fay Connerly
McKay Farm
Geneseo
William Kroeger
Traer
Hugo Kroeger
G. P. Caweltu
Reinbeck
Atter
Waterloo
Fulton Boyd
Wateriaco
Buchanan Farmer Overcome by Gas From Coal Stove
Poynton Ber Neer in Independente Ia March 23 A W Chapman is recovering satisfactorily from gas effects escaped from coal burner at his residence south of town He was alone but relatives started search when he did not appear for dinner He was found on a bed revived by a physician Refunds to Many Places Checks covering refunds of paying assessments mailed by J N Jewel county auditor former residents scattered in many states Checks have gone to the middlewest eastern coast ports Roberts superintendant of actions has been prosecuted for the pecuniary finve
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Poynton Ber Neer
Independente
A. W. Chapman
Cawn
Yarenseings
Phy Akiaa
J. N. Jewel
Aucior
Middlewest
Pasate
Roterts
TY. Fe Roberts
Supermienatean
Aclionis
Pbeerytay
Service for Boy Motovear Victim at Nashua
A Nashua service is scheduled for a boy victim of a motovear incident. Observers recall a troubled month as relatives and community members prepare for arrival and funeral rites while officials coordinate with emergency responders.
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Nashua
Raymond M. BR Aid Holds Regular Meeting
The Ladies Aid society of the M Bocharel met at Mrs. Manard Peek’s home after a March 23 gathering. Prank Frost was elected president, Matt Berend treasurer, Valent ia Bahl secretary, with George Wingert and Matt Thome as directors.
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Sufi Peeney
Raymond
Ladies Aid Society
M. Bocharel
Manard Peek Prank Frost
Fennys Board
Matt Berend
Valent Tia Bahl
George Wingert
Matt Thome Prank
Priadie
Doe Buque
Tia
Easter Services Planned Across Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Cedar Falls prepares for Easter with a 6 am sunrise service at Riverview Park led by Dr Howland Hansen of Community Church. Churches will hold regular services with special music. Baldwin Commandery Knights Templar to attend First Methodist. Also noted are Cedar Falls Commercial club directorate appointments, a Patten funeral in New Hartford, Hi Y conference in April, and local civic and school events including farm field work, clubwoman meetings, and a spring vacation for Cedar Falls schools.
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I Panrier
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Riverview Park
Howland Hansen
College Hill
Riverview
Cntirches
Baldwin Caminandery
Knights ‘Templar
First Methodist Church
Wo. G. Rowley
Cedar Falls Commercial Club
James H. Gaffney
Clark H. Streeter
Charles J. Connell
Clarence M. Parker
Albert C. Fuller
William A. Brown
Joseph B. Clay
Patten
L. Unger
Rachel L. Patten
Charles Patten
C. B. DeVanney
New Hartford
DeVanney
United Presbyterian Church
Dewar
Barclay Township
Black Hawk County
Barclay
Gedar Falls
Roy Y. Richard
United States Army
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
James A. Devitt
Oskaloosa
State Board of Education
Louise Cottrell
The
State University
Ttowa City
State Teachers College
Liquor Runner's Car Claimed by Mortgage Holder
In Parkersburg Iowa on March 23 police released the automobile of C. J. Nauman after liquor was found inside. Nauman pled guilty to repeat transportation charges and was fined by Judge M. B. Edwards. Nearby, W H Cullina, a longtime resident, died last week in Buffalo Center, with Stanley Conn traveling from here for the funeral.
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Parkersburg
C. J. Nauman
Water Inn
Nauman
Dudge M. B. Edwards
W. H. Cullina
Buffalo Center
Stanley Conn
Mrs C W Ravlin Buried Thursday at La Porte City
Funeral services for Mrs C W Ravlin were held Thursday at 2 PM in the Presbyterian church with Rev D W Morgan officiating. Pallbearers included George Banger F E Lehman H C Unger William Sawyer C G Woodley and E Ashley. Mrs Ravlin died March 15 at her daughter’s home in Las Gatas California. The body arrived Tuesday and was taken to Mr and Mrs HE Waidroft’s home. Attending relatives included daughter Mrs Countryman son John Ravlin Minneapolis Tom Ravlin Aitkin Minn and brother Dr Hanchett Detroit Mich among others.
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Courier Enecal
la Porte City
C. W. Ravln
Presbyterian Church
D. W. Morgan
George Banger
F. E. Lehman
H. C. Unger
William Sawyer
C. G. Woodley
E. Ashley
Ravin
F. A. Countryman
Las Gatas
Cal
HE. Waidroft
Dorothy Anderson
Waterloo
Mom Brust
Irene Wilkinson
Bate
Ralph McCoomb
Helen Luekle
Traley
Weslern
Glenn Smith
Hattie Smith
Points
California
Will Alcorn
Vinton
St. Louis
Earl Alcorn
Terry Rallles
Mollie Terry
Cedar Heights wins spelling and ciphering contests at Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights school pupils from grades six to eight defeated Janesville consolidated pupils in a spelling match by 5 to 4 and a ciphering contest by 89 to 5. County Superintendent A Jewett supervised. Spellers and arithmetic contestants from both schools were listed with names.
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Gourier
Cedar Heights
Janesville
A. ©. Jewett
Ray Olsen
Betty James
Robert Getchell
Betty Burhans
Jean Garner
Marie Kjar
Dorothy Wild
Clayton Repp
Ruth Becker
Kenneth Rogers
Adella Rockwood
Lois
Veteran Member Heads Education Board at Hampton
W F Sampson elected president of the Hampton school board succeeding E E Clock who has resigned after 12 years on the board. Clock injured in a February 21 automobile crash near Rudd and confined to bed. L E Gray chosen to fill unexpired term. Sampson to serve as president. Arthur E Rankin reelected superintendent for three more years.
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Courier Special Semca
Hampton
W. F. Sampson
Hampton School Board
E. E. Clock
L. E. Gray
Sampson
Arthur E. Rankin
Hampton Schools
First Hart-Parr Plant Demolished at Charles City
The Hart-Parr heat treating plant built in 1900 is being torn down to be replaced by an eight unit fabricated steel building. The move marks the company’s first tractor production site and follows plans for summer improvements including a new parking system. Mayor Gray proposes curbside parking limits, signage, and enforcement to settle ongoing council residents disputes.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Hart-Parr Company Bult
Iocal Company
C. G. Gray
Tanlac advertised as relief for digestive woes and nerves
A testimonial states Tanlac relieves gas pains dizziness and stomach trouble and improves appetite sleep and energy. The ad claims the medicine, made from roots herbs and barks, aids digestion and can restore well being with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Tanlac
L. B. Simmons
Larimer St
Denver
Colo
ULL Students to Spend Vacation in School's Behalf
Students of Upper Town university depart for a 10 day recess to advocate keeping the university non sectarian and Christian, opposing a merger with Cornell Mt Vernon proposed by the Upper Town conference of the M B church. Classes resume April 3.
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ULL. U
Rev Arlan Bogard Conducts Service in Washington Twp
In Washington Township on March 23 the Conner Special Service notes Rev. Arlan Bogard will preach in the chapel on March 25 and April 1. Cedar Falls reports Mrs. John Morgan a patient at Sartori Memorial hospital for an operation. Hugh and Velma Miller, children of Mr and Mrs Q S Miller, are all of scarlet fever.
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Conner
Washington Township
Arlan Bogard
Cedar Falls
John Morgan
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Hugh
Velma Miller
Q. S. Miller
Papes Diapepsin Aids Childhood Digestion Promoted
A vintage health ad claims digestion improves with Pape's Diapepsin after meals or pain. It asserts excess stomach acid causes gas and indigestion, promises instant relief by neutralizing acid, and urges readers to buy a 400 cent package from a druggist for healthier digestion.
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Pape
DANDRUFF A Sure Way to End It
An advertisement states a method to remove dandruff by applying four ounces of plain liquid arvon to the scalp at night. Repeated overnight applications allegedly dissolve and destroy all dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy, glossy, and soft by morning.
Marmola tablets promise easy fat loss and health
An old advertisement claims Marmola prescription tablets fix excess fat by addressing a supposed natural control of nutrition. It praises two decades of use, asserts no heavy exercise or diet is needed, and urges readers to order now. The copy names Marmola and a druggist ready to supply, emphasizing “new beauty and vitality.”
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Meynur
Iowa Marine Who Died in China Buried at Osage
Osage march 23 services were held for Fred Genung Trego Osage man shot on December 27 1927 while on guard duty after oil tanks exploded at Tientsin China His body arrived in Osage this morning and burial followed this afternoon with marine honors at the local cemetery
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Iowa
China
Osage
Fred G. Trego
Gourlar
Fred Genung Trego
Tientsin
Funeral for Genung Held at Champion Funeral Home
Genung, 32, son of Mrs. Pearl Genung Trego, longtime C S Marines member, died recently. The funeral, led by Rev. John D. Clinton, was attended by the American Legion. His detachment was ordered to Chr is about a year ago.
Nu Tone claimed to cure tiredness and stomach distress
A Waterloo Iowa testimony touts Nu Tone as a life changer. W H Adams describes chronic fatigue, sleep loss, gas, bloating, and poor appetite before claiming Nu Tone restored energy and digestion, with benefits lasting after other medicines failed. The ad urges readers to try Nu Tone and includes order details and local retailers.
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W. H. Adams
Lincoln Street
Waterloo
Nu-Tone
Robert Drug Company
C. J
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