Opportunity at Waterloo Door Promises Record Dairy Show
Prof Hugh G VanPelt reports eastern breeders eye Waterloo as the state hosts a grand dairy cattle congress and Jersey prizes with new imports and meet plans. Noted Jer sey breeders Hood Graves and Munn announced tours and Jersey club banquet speakers praised Waterloo preparations.
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Waterloo
Hugh
VanPelt
Cattle Congress
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York City
C. I. Hood
Lowell
Mass
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Hood
Milwaukee
T. Graves
Maitland
M. D. Munn
St. Paul
Henry Fielden
Groton
Prof
Tawa
van Pelt
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo Proclaims Clean-Up Week May 6 to 13
Mayor R. C. Thompson designates May 6 through May 13 as cleaning-up week in Waterloo. Citizens urged to clear yards and alleys of winter refuse with help from Civic groups and city departments.
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Waterloo
R. C. Thompson
Waterton
Civic Department
Wom Club
Park Commissioners
1 Front Commissioners
Neighborhood Improvement Club
City Beautiful League
United Eff
Casey Jones Show Lights Up Waterloo Tonight
Casey Jones arrives in Waterloo tonight promising a top notch amusement that lifts moods and promises lasting joy. The note urges postponing other plans to catch the performance and warns against neglecting colds which can lead to contagious illnesses.
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Casey Jones
the Waterloo
Chicago Wheat Gains On Oklahoma Damage Reports
Chicago May 4 crop damage reports from Oklahoma lifted wheat futures with July moves from 1 8 to 1-4 lower then a rise to 1.11 1-2 as dust and cracked fields in Kansas boosted sentiment. Corn and oats followed with mixed early weakness but later firming on leads from wheat. Provisions advanced at yards with pork at 19.40, lard at 11.25, ribs at 10.62 1/2 after steady to higher starts.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
France
trans-Missouri
Kansas
Canadian Pacific
Pommoylvania
Texas
Rock Island
Calvo
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn
United States Steel
Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
S.es
H. W
Many to Adopt Little Children
Waterloo residents show strong desire to adopt homeless children after Ida Burkitt announced five children to give away. Applicants flood the home, but the humane officer will screen homes carefully. a 14-year-old girl has a probation placement in Greenfield addition while the 16-year-old, who helped care for six siblings, remains with humane oversight.
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Waterloo
Intcinity
Courier
Ida Burkitt
Washburn
Greenfield Addition
Michigan boards bars Bay City man over leprosy fear
Des Moines May 4 The Michigan state board of health refused Herman Hirschfeldt Bay City businessman detained at Centerville Iowa permission to re enter Michigan Officials said he was believed to have leprosy He had visited Centerville relatives and was detained on diagnosis A special train might be required to return him to Michigan and a Surgeon General ruling was awaited.
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Des Moines
Michigan State Board of Health
Herman Hirschfeldt
Bay City
Centerville
Michigan
Cuteldt
Michigan Health Board
Hirschfeldt
Rock Island Railroad
Hirschfeld
Rupert Blue
Elevation of Gas Company Building in Waterloo
The Citizens Gas and Electric company in Waterloo has received a front elevation drawing from Philadelphia for a three story building with basement to be erected at Park avenue and Commercial street. The plan shows a mezzanine on the first floor and a frontage of 4 feet 60 inches on Park avenue and 60 feet on Commercial street. Local officers know little about construction details or method.
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Waterloo
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Controlling Corporation
Philadelphia
Buiding
Park Avenue
Commercial Street
iTark Avenue
Lo Fcal
Davenport Boy Wins Eastern Illinois High School Declamatory Contest
Alvin Ruten Beck of Davenport captured first place in the declamatory contest of the eastern Illinois and western Iowa high school association. Dudley of Canton and Magill of Venice, HL, placed second and third as the athletic meet of the association continues in Galesburg today.
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Davenport
Wiens
Kewanee
Alvin Rutenbeck
Association of High Schools of
Ilona
Western Uinois
Dudley
Canto
Magill
Veniceton
Associatce
Galesburg
St Louis Live Stock and Chicago Market Prices May 4
Livestock and commodity notes from St Louis and Chicago dated May 4. St Louis receipts: cattle 300 steady open. hogs 4,500 strong. sheep 300 steady. Chicago butter eggs cheese and poultry prices mixed. potatoes firm. Hog market opened steady to higher then slowed. receipts estimate 34,000 for Monday with 16,818 hogs left over.
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Louis
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Chicago
Cine
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Waterloo market report shows varied livestock and produce prices
The Waterloo market listing details cattle hogs hay and grain values, including No 2 white and No 1 veal calf prices, pork and hides quotes, dairy butter eggs potatoes and poultry figures, with multiple price ranges and stock descriptions across categories. Leader entities include Waterloo and New York markets with dated pricing context.
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Waterloo
Jgittevilles
Wellington
Yellow Eagle
Turkey
Adlea Peters Pion
Tailoring Upgrades Offered by Waterloo Makers
Sam T. Lewis Co announces high class tailoring with style fit and workmanship at prices from 30 to 87.50 dollars. Garments made in Waterloo under the Waterloo Way slogan. Visit 6165 Lafayette Street in the Waterloo Theatre Building to learn more about their new methods.
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Waterloo
SAM T. Lewis CO
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Theatre
Special Session Brief. Garbage Issue Postponed
City council met last night at city hall and reached no decision on garbage disposal or license repeal for refuse collectors. The ordinance committee and city solicitor will report at the next meeting May 18. They awarded the contract for bridge fill to Lenis and Kiingaman for 6000 yards at 40 cents per cubic yard totaling 2400 dollars. County and city will share drive way refilling costs. Bonds for city employees including BE A Leighton were read and approved. Try a Courier wanted Mme Savers.
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Maeniac
Lenis & Kiingaman
Whitney Road Bridge
BE. A
Leighton
Land
Waterloo
Owen Drum Prefers County Farm Home Life
In Cedar Falls on May 4 special dispatch reports Owen Drum the elderly local figure known as "The merchant in a small way" agreed to spend his remaining years at the county farm after long resistance. He cited ignorant pride for his delay and praised the county farm’s accommodations and food.
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Cedar Falls
Owen Drum
Chas. A. Rownd
Mount Vernon Township
Drum
Beng
Young Dane in Cedar Falls Stricken with Tuberculosis
Lawrence Hansen, 24, long time resident, lies seriously ill at Mrs. Hansen’s home at Clay and Sixteenth streets. In the United States five years, he recently contracted a severe spinal tuberculosis and has been confined to his room ten weeks. local Danish community members provide support as prognosis remains dire.
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Barso
Cedar Falls
Hiss Rareo
ARS
Grant’ S Street
Fredaville
Lawrence Hansen
Hansen
Runaway injures Cedar Falls women near Main and Twenty second
Mrs. D. W. Logan and Mrs. Fish were seriously hurt when a horse spooked by a paper in the road near Twenty second and Main streets caused them to be thrown from a bogey. Mrs. Logan’s condition is serious. Mrs. Fish will remain home for several days. Also noted. veteran pearl hunter Elwood Rexstrew plans a summer camp on the Cedar River to fish for pearls and sell findings. Cedar Falls furniture store changes ownership as W H Noble sells to Walter Renner, with land in Monona county part of the deal.
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Cedar Falls
D. W. Logan
Fish
Great Western
Twenty-second
Logan
Elwood Rexstrew
Cedar
Flex~ Strew
Rex
W. H. Noble
EK. M. Brown
Walter Renner
Waterloo
Noble
Monona County
Cedar Falls Faces Busy Building Season and Notables
Cedar Falls enters a busy building period as Andrew Nielsen begins a new home on Sixteenth and Washington, bringing total new Cedar Falls houses to twenty five this season. Miss Faye Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Palmer, will join the Chicago Ladies orchestra as trombone soloist for the summer after graduating from the Teachers' College in June and touring the Midwest in a two month stint.
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Cedar Falls
Andrew Nielsen
Sixteenth
Washington Streets
Nielsen
Cedar Falla
Teachers’ College
Chicago Ladies’ Orchestra
Faye Palmer
G. E. Palmer
Chicago
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Hugh G. VanPelt
Citizens
Foley
W. Taggart
the Daily Hunt
Faris
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Beurlinger
Xmcy
New York
Mernié Company
Piguy
Maison Dukes
Lamson Bros. & CO
C.S. Bennett, Hosklentesas
Marsh-Mace
Weathker
Towa
Ilinois
South Dakota
Waterloo Real Estate
Milloe
Masinees
Roca Howers
THE
Frisby-Charles CO
City Council
Mme Savers
Waterloo Evening Courier
Roy A. Jarnagin
8Th Street
Iowa
Telephone Falls
Red
Owen
Ren. GH. Birney
Gleveland, D
Euclid Avenue
Maurice Peterann
Misa
Marie Madsen
KB. Provensen
Peterson
Grove Street
Divine
George H. Birney
Methodist Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. c. Hartzell
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
Cleveland
Hartzell
Birney
Lisbon
Carl Erickson
State Teachers’ College
Lorenzé
Emporia
Kan
Missouri
Dane
Pearl Hunter
Lawn City
Walker
Margaret Oliver
Marion McFarland Walker
College Hill
Europe
Nelson E. Brown
John Brown
Franklin Street
Iowa Falls
John Fearer
Henry Watters
S. C.bailey
Bailey Brothers
Parkersburg
Bailey
Jos Hart
Frank Shoemaker
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