Riding Horses To Be Popular Again At Local Sale
A local riding academy plans a high class saddle horse sale of 24 head at the hippo drome on the Cattle Congress grounds Thursday evening. A preceding high school horse show at 6:00 pm will showcase the stock. Promoter Playd Beard says buyers are expected from across the country as demand for saddle horses grows and only a few states, notably Kentucky and Missouri, continue to raise top animals. Music and other features will accompany the event.
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Park Riding Academy
Heard
Cuba
United States
Kentucky
Missouri
Rains Delay Corn Planting in Kansas
A Kansas crop report from May 2 notes heavy rains have slowed corn planting across much of the state. Wheat growth is rank in eastern Kansas and yellow spars appear in some fields while western counties gain moisture. Fruit remains in excellent condition with light cold damage. oats alfalfa barley and pastures are doing well.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Merchants Back Ball Team At Opening Day Aid
Waterloo Retail Merchants' association will not close on opening day but its directors approved aiding the ball team. Weekly Friday luncheon meetings will be held at the Greater Waterloo Association. A country store will again be held at the Dairy Cattle Congress, a feature dropped last year. The group is also seeking dates for a dollar day.
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Waterloo Retail Merchants' Association
Greater Waterloo Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
April Building Permits Show Gain Over Year Ago
Waterloo’s building permits rose in April compared with April 1921. The city issued 97 permits totaling 127,510 dollars versus 76 permits totaling 84,355 dollars in the prior year. New work included nine residences, four business buildings and three private garages. remaining permits covered repairs and alterations.
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Waterloo
Building Activity At Des Moines Unprecedented
Des Moines issued 203 building permits in April, the highest monthly total in a decade, with building expenditures totaling 751,241 dollars. Among the notable permits is a new women’s club building valued at 190,000 dollars.
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Des Moines
Woman's Club
Official Birth Records for multiple registrations in Stearns county
Mr and Mrs Andree H Foreman 2245 Lafayette April 23 son Charles Daniel Mr and Mrs Warry French 9175 Riehl April 2 daughter Jexete Afar guerite Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown 305 WH listen April & sen Mr and Mrs Jim C Conrad Hlaveath west April 24 daughter by Mae Mr and Mrs Clyde Harris 147 Riehl April 20 daughter Betts Tea Dr and Mrs 2 RK Menain 624 Fourth weet April 9 daughter Phyl ls Virginia Mr and Mrs Clarence H Spears 3 Broadway April 25 son Whathay Charley
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Andree H. Foreman
Lafayette
Charles
Daniel
Warry French
Riehl
Jexete Afarguerite
Glenn Brown
Listen
Jim C. Coonrad Hlaveath
Menain
Women Learn Way to Ballot at Cedar Heights Meeting
About twenty five Cedar Heights women attended the first U S school of its kind on primary law and duties of county offices. Instructors explained the primary law details and candidate biographies for federal and state offices. Speakers from Janesville invited a follow up session Thursday.
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Onlar Heights Woman's Giub
First School of Kind
United States
Janesville
Cedar Heights
Woman's Club
Traffic court arraigns nineteen for light violations
The enforcement campaign for traffic rules continued as Judge O B Courtright arraigned nineteen drivers in police court. Many cases were Sunday hangovers with lighted tags missed, including a taxi firm manager charged with headlight and rear light failures. Fines started at 3.10 dollars with other bonds forfeited and some discharged on extenuating grounds.
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O. B. Courtright
Pollen
P. F E. Walker
Courtright
Fred Celonia
Physicians to Elect Officers at Meeting in Waterloo
Black Hawk County Medical Society will hold its annual meeting and election of officers at the Greater Waterloo Association today. Clinical cases will be reported by Dr. F. L. VanderVeer of Cedar Falls, Dr. Geo A. Raison of Cedar Falls, Dr. W U Hearst of Waterloo, Dr. G F Stevenson of Waterloo, Dr. T Fr Thornton of Waterloo, and Dr. J Ridenour of Waterloo. Current officers include Dr. Hearst president, Dr. T U Mec Manus vice president, Dr. Edward Molloy secretary, and Dr. Ridenour treasurer.
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Black Hawk County Medical Society
Greater Waterloo Association
F. L. VanderVeer
Cedar Falls
Geo
A. Raison
W. U. Hearst
Sar Falls
G. F. Stevenson
Waterloo
T. Fr. Thornton
J. ©. Ridenour
Dr. Hearst
T. U. Mec-Manus
Edward Molloy
Ridenour
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Black Hawk County
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A.W. McCutchheon
J. K. Mayo
Polite
House of Representatives
F. T. Retmelar
Toounday
Perperol
Packey" McFarlane
Whiteside
McFarlane
Fred J. Kluss
John Carson
Victor Kaplan
Wendell Webb
Randall Wells
Gaylord Bussey
Robert Pollard
West High Assembly
Bath
Staal
GEO LD
Hazen
W. Srd St
Blue Line
Des Moines Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Mason City
Rochester, Minn
East Ath ST
Women's Outfitters
Palais Royal
Georgette Crepse
Organdias
Schases
Northwestern Yeast Company
Chicago
Cohn’s Clothing & Shoes
Commercial Street
Kuppenheimer
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