Woman tells of way 10 become an accountant
Boston March 28 Jennie M Palen one of the few women in public accounting speaks in The Christian Science Monitor interview. She describes duties of a report reviewer and stresses accuracy, clear expression, and comprehensive knowledge of accounting law and finance as essential for success.
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Boston
Mass
Jennie M.palen
Christian Science Motitor
Certified Public Accountants
Paten
Certified Public Accountant
Public Accountants
Miss Palen
Boston Girl Soloed in Ski Equipped Plane
Miss Helate Matthews of Dedham became the first in the area to solo a ski equipped plane. She took off from the Boston airport after eight hours flying and landed easily downhill on skis. Boston winters rarely permit ski landings, she said she felt a thrill at her achievement.
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Boston
Mass
Lheatle
Matthews
Dedham
Hannasch Shoe Opens in Waterloo UTK Space
Hannasch Shoe store will open at 9 am tomorrow in the First National Bank building at 204 Fourth Street East Waterloo. The remodeled space features fixtures for men women and children with brands Hallahan Smale Goodwin Red Cross Cantilever Society Girl Edwin Clapp Nun Bush and Smiths Smart. Owner Harry Hannasch arrived from Carroll Iowa seven months ago and will be joined by his mother Mrs Elizabeth Hannasch who travels to Waterloo to establish a home.
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Hannasch Shoe
Fourth
Street
First National’. Bank
Harry Hannasch
Carroll
UTK
Waterloo
Elizabeth H. Hannasch
Hallahan
Smale-Goodwin
Red Cross
Edwin Clapp
Nun-Bush
Smith
Pappas Erects $10 000 Building
Louis Pappas at 1445 Sycamore Street begins the two story brick building at Sycamore and Elm, costing about $10,000. The first floor will house Pappas grocery, the basement will be glazed tile for a pool hall, and the second floor will be a dance hall. Bayless & Losce, new builders, handle the contract.
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Louis Pappas
Sycamore Street
Sycamore and
Elm Street
Pappas
Bayless & Losce
Guy Bayless
Des Moines
Harry Losce
E Carpenter
Waterloo
Bayless
Galloping Motor Sparks Tiny Riot at Fire Station
At Central Fire Station a new sedan owned by Fireman Everett Hailey caused a scare when a cloth covering on the engine tangled with the fan and sent the hood clattering. Bailey shut off the motor, forgetting the cover, as other firefighters dashed to grab extinguishers.
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Central Fire Station
Everett Hailey
Bailey
Gamble Stores to Open Branch at Oelwein March 20
Gamble Stores Inc will open a new hardware radio supplies and sporting goods branch at 118 South Frederick avenue in Oelwein on Saturday March 30. The plant fire on Rock Island railway right of way involved a first department response from Second street and First avenue south. A BAT club dinner hosts Mr and Mrs George Hammond at Paradise cafe this evening. The Woman's clubs drama department hosts a dinner and program at New Home cafe with My Lady's Lace starring Mary Woson Helen Hilsabeck Helen Gonk lin and Mrs Fred Richards. George Baumgartner and Miss Alice Manning sing and Miss Ruby Philips dances the Highland fling.
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Oelwein
New Home Cafe
Mary Woson
Helen Hilsabeck
Helen Gonklin
Fred Richards
George Baumgartner
Alice ‘Manning
Ruby Philips
Jury clears Elma Bank case after 17 hours verdict
Cresco Iowa March 28 after 17 hours of deliberation the jury in the Elma Bank case state of Iowa versus Despres returned a not guilty verdict. the trial has spanned nearly eight weeks and involved charges of fraudulent banking. Meanwhile Mason City Iowa March 28 reports L A Jones 69 seeks divorce from his first wife claiming she was dead before his second marriage. He lives with his second wife and has seven children.
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Elma Bank
F Courier Special Service
Cresco, Ty
State of Towa
Despres
Mason City
L. A. Jones
Iowa expert links soil fertility to soft corn quality
J L Boatman of Iowa State College argues Iowa soils degrade with continuous cropping, lowering corn quality. He cites tests showing phosphate fertilizers hasten corn maturity by one to two weeks and notes farmers report improved results. Extension workers have long urged more available phosphorus to boost yields and grain quality.
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Yowa
J. L. Boatman
Towa State College
Boatman
Towa
Iowa
Iowa State College
Egyptian Relics of Bull Worship Are Excavated
Cairo reports the Egypt Exploration Society uncovers an underground chamber in the Sacred Bulls necropolis near Amran. A Roman period bull skeleton is found. pillars and memorials of Darius, Hustaepes, Alexander the Great, and one unidentified Ptolemy are revealed, with Osiris and a Ptolemaic sculptor depicted.
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Cairo
Egypt Exploration Society
Egypt
Amran
Hermanthis
Memphis
Darius
Hustaepes
Alexander the Great
Ptolemy II
Ptolemy
Osiris
Northwest Pilots Wear Polar Garb in Cold Air Mail Runs
Northwest mail pilots endure brutal winter in open cockpits on prairie routes. Temperatures reach 40 degrees below zero as Boeling air mail crews battle extreme cold across Wyoming while passengers ride in a heated cabin.
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Seattle
Wash
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Northwest
Air Mail
Wyoming Prairies
Northwest Mall
Hocky
Casey Jones starts new flying school network
New York March 28. Casey Jones announces five new flying schools as units in Curtiss system. Los Angeles Oakland Portland Denver and Kansas City added to the network. Groundwork for six hangars and barracks at Mines Field Los Angeles for first California school already secured. Cedar Falls March 28 owners plan personal visits to tenants early next week due to road conditions.
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New York
Mareh
Casey Jones
Curtiss Flying Service
Curtiss
Los Angeles
Oakland
Portland
Denver
Kansas City
Minesfield
FRRE
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement hawks Cystex claiming to help bladder issues and nighttime symptoms. It urges readers to buy at Cal Miller Drug Store 218 West Fourth St and try a 42 hour test with a Moricy back guarantee if not improved. The product is priced at 60 cents.
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Cal Miller
West Fourth St
Moricy
Lime trains to run in Black Hawk area Monday and Tuesday
The Courier's News for Farmers reports over 20 carloads of limestone will move into Black Hawk county Monday and Tuesday as the first limestone trains of 1929 operate via the Tilmois Central railroad. One 14 car shipment runs from Buchanan county to Waterloo with two two car orders to Valentin Schmidt and to Mecoy and Meyers.
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Lmestone
Black Hawk County
Tilmois Central Railroad
Great Western
C. F
Buchanan County
Jesup
Waterloo
Valenttine Schmidt
Mecoy
Meyers
Guy Stoddard
George Copenhaver
C. J. Pateh
William Tisher
Robert Gibson
Tyrol Poyner
John Faber
Bradley
Schotbl
Bremer County
Bremer
D. Ob. Offringa
Fred Baskins
Clarence Leversee
Jim Skinner
Black Hawk
Ilinois Central
Washington township home project meeting at George Sanderlin home
The Washington township home project meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at the George Sanderlin home. A feature will be readings from the first chapter of the Original Story and an oyster supper to close the event.
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Janesville
Washington Township Home Project
George Sanderlin
Mt. Vernon Township
Farm Bureau
Ach Bureau
Guernseys Average $87 at Quasqueton
A large crowd attended the George B. Garrison farm sale in Quasqueton Iowa. Eleven head of high grade Guernsey cows averaged $87 with top cow selling for $104 to B Martin of Alburnett and several around $106. Work horses ranged $10 to $76. Hog prices reflected market rates. Corn sold 71.5 to 74 cents per bushel while oats brought 65 to 56 cents. Timothy hay brought $153.25 per ton and alfalfa $22.25.
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Courier Special Service
Quasqueton
George B. Garrison
B. Martin
Alburnett
Timothy Hay
Rags for Health Hen Fruit Slogan in Ames Iowa
Ames Iowa March 28 town sites more than 30 million hens and an annual income from poultry and poultry products over 60 million dollars can well afford to pay homage to the hen during National Beg Week May 1 to 7. Poultry marketing specialist Alvan Oderkirk believes eggs are one of the most perfect.
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Ames
Alvan Oderkirk
Dairy expansion pushes Kansas and Nebraska dairies forward
Holstein expert H R Lascelles reports rapid dairying growth in western Nebraska and Kansas, fueled by alfalfa. North Platte valley sees 1500 Holsteins shipped in, with breeders sourcing from Wisconsin and Iowa. State associations form, shows planned in Washington county Kansas, and a $750 show herd incentive at Kansas Free Fair. Nebraska holds first sale Oct 3 with strict quality checks and butterfat standard.
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Altho
Kansas
Nebraska
H. R. Lascelles
Holstein-Friesian Association
Waterloo
Lascelles
North Platte Valley
Scotts Bluff
Dairy Development, Association
Wisconsin
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
St. Louis
Washington County
Abilene
Republican Valley
Helstein
Clay Center
Topeka
Kansas Breed Association
The
Fair Association
Nebraska Holstein Association
Nebraska Ring
Kansas City
Spring field work to begin as weather clears here
Spring farming starts at usual time as wind and sun dry flooded fields. Higher ground should recover in a week while Cedar River floods ease. Farmers report corn being harvested despite soggy fields and pheasants feeding in unharvested plots. Plowing sod land begins on higher ground. frost delays some plows. Oats seeding around April 10 depends on weather. Alfalfa seeding may rise. grain sown thicker to counter low germination.
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Altho
Althe
Nottle
Hudson
Maytag Heavy Buyer at Iowa Shorthorn Sale in Des Moines
Des Moines March 27 A L Maytag of Newton was heavy buyer at the Iowa Shorthorn sale. Ten cows went to the Maytag Zirbel farm, including a roan heifer consigned by Ferry O Brown of Lamon that brought 400 dollars and the champion heifer sold by John Jenkins of Columbus Junction for 280 dollars. The Newton men paid an average 216.50 for the ten head. Forty bulls averaged 171.40, top price 350 dollars for a bull from Evergreen Farm at Columbus Junction bought by E A Stewart of Ainsworth. F W Harding of the American Shorthorn Breeders association bought four bulls for shipment to Montana, including the grand champion of the Tuesday morning show. quartet averaged 250 dollars. The Chinese use the color red to symbolize happiness or good luck.
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Des Moines
L. B. Maytag
Newton
Iowa Shorthorn Breedrs Association
Maytag- Zirbel
Ferry O. Brown
Lamon
John Jenkis
Columbus Junction
Evergreen Farm
E. A. Stewart
Ainsworth
F. W. Harding
American Shorthorn Breediers Association
Montana
Reactor Percentage at Hawkeye Increases in Tuberculin Tests
Hawkeye Iowa reports a rise in reactors from cattle tested for tuberculosis. In Banks township 93 of 1156 reacted, vs 36 of 1876 across Bethel and Windsor. Overall reactors average 8.04 percent, up from 2.8 percent. most diseased cattle found in Janson Noorned area with 18 of 27 reactors. Henry Fritz had 15 of 4.
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Windsor
Banks
Henry Fritz
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Delco-Light
Ray Peverill
DELCO
DL Water Systems
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Young Coal Co
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Staley
Swift
Daisy
Dakota
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