For Sale Chickery Classifieds in Waterloo Gazette
Classified poultry ads from the Waterloo Evening Courier list Lieb's Guaranteed Chicks with varied prices and breeds, plus multiple hatchery services. Advertisements include custom hatching, day-old chicks, brooder supplies, and phone contacts, centered on Lieb's Hatchery and Winder Hatchery in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth Buckeye Shoubagore
Wolf . Hatchery
Waverly
Kh. Duicks
Lobdell Peitry
Castle Hill
Sargent Feeds
Laurits Hansen Hatchery
Dike
Iowa
Winder Hatchery
Window screens porch sunrooms garden furniture for sale
Multiple home items listed for sale including window screens, porch sunrooms, garden furniture such as pergolas and arbors with free estimates by Dunkelberg Leeper Cropper LNC located 327 W Fifth. Also for sale 9x12 rug girls clothing size 12 and various small goods with contact numbers. Additional items include motor car enamel bicycles tool box shovels gas barrel and electric motor with local business references.
Re roofing and sale notices from Cropper Inc and others
Free estimates for re roofing including asbestos asphalt and cedar shingles. Cropper Inc at 27 W Fifth, phone 16. Also listings for sale include a horse plow a 60 egg incubator and other farm gear, a baby carriage in good condition, and auto tops with Easy Payments by F J Shannon at 903 Independence Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Will
Darge Liza Reed
F. J. Shannon
Independence Avenue
Medical College inquiry follows resignations in Iowa
Students at the University of Iowa college of medicine backed Dr. Charles Rowan and Dr. Frank Rohner’s resignations and urged a full state board of education investigation. The Johnson County Medical Association joined in demanding scrutiny while a physician delegation prepared Rockefeller Foundation fund details for review.
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Towa City
State Board of Education
Charles Rowan
Frank Rohner
University of Iowa College of Medicine
L. W. Dean
Johnson County Medical Association
Cedar Falls
Drs. Rowan and Rohner
Rockefeller Foundation
Rowan
Rohner
English Mani Threaten to Put Ban on Petters
London reports cinema managers plan to stop petting and other disruptive habits after films to curb losses from lingering patrons and interruptions. The piece notes threats to punch tickets or empty theatres between reels if behavior does not desist.
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MANI
Petters
London
Women pursue self financing for concert careers in Ohio
Fay Ferguson of Ironton incorporated Fay Ferguson Inc. to fund her musical training and stock was sold to friends. A board will govern and declare dividends. She has performed with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in New York and Philadelphia and has given about 300 concerts by age 20. A geography class by distance teaches hundreds of elementary pupils. Edith D. Wright travels the world, sends lessons from Calcutta, and guides maps remotely. Marianne Hainisch, Austrian reformer, remains a devout pacifist and active in women’s rights. Lady Maud Carnegie succeeds with a poultry farm while her husband runs a dairy, and Princess Maud raises chickens while ministers farm Ayshires. Dorothy Coppase, Louisiana State University’s first coed to finish the agricultural course, dons overalls and engages in farming tasks. Madame Yteb notes nervous American women are lively and attractive, and a New York actress prefers being heard over seen, becoming a professional concert singer after film work.
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Columbus
Fay Ferguson
Ironton
Ohio
Fay Ferguson, Inc
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Houston
Tex
Edith D. Wright
Hawthorne
Stonehaven
Scotland
Maud Carnegie
Jilsick
Kincardineshire
Princess Maud
Princess Royal
Duke of Wife
London
Lord Carnegie
Earl of
Southesk
Salavias
Beenime
Cassinelli
Hatchery and poultry ad blitz from Missouri farms
Poultry buyers alerted to diverse Leghorn, Wyandotte, Orpington, Reds and Ancona chicks with discounts for June delivery. Multiple Missouri hatcheries advertise per 100 pricing, 90 100 percent live delivery, catalog free, and rapid short notice fills. Also listed are livestock and pet services, including dogs, foxes, collies, and hospital care, with contact routes.
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Wryand
Orps
Anconas
Missouri Poultry Farms
Columbia
Consolidated Hatcheries
Lindstrom Hatchery & Poultry Farm
Dept
Clinton
Cape Hatchery
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Maharras Murder Trial Postponed To Wednesday
The trial of Mrs. Marie Maharras for the 1924 murder of her 6 year old stepson Nick Maharras was moved from Monday to Wednesday morning. County Attorney F W Edwards said the jury hearing was delayed as her lawyer J Murtagh has a Des Moines court engagement. Maharras, who admitted pushing the boy into the Cedar river, has just returned from Rockwell City where a jury found her mentally unbalanced and she was confined. she is now declared sane.
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Marie Maharras
Nick Maharras
F. WW. Edwards
J. Murtagh
Insane Department
The
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
Love Interest Public Property Ruling in Chaplin Suit
Federal Judge William J. Bondy ruled that love interest is a literary object belonging to the public domain in the plagiarism suit of Ineo Voeb against Charles Chaplin. The ruling bolsters Chaplin's defense that Shoulder Arms did not copy Loeb's unproduced scenario The court will charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Bondy
Ineo Voeb
Charles Chaplin
Nathan Burkan
Chaplin
Loeb
Sparks On Roof Damage Report For Three Homes
Friday events list three house incidents with owners C W Ash 261 Cottaga Grove avenue W J Carter 414 Allen street and Mrs Alvin Peters 1824 Grant avenue. Damages amount to 5 40 and 50 dollars respectively and an advertisement urges insurance with Herman C Miller contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ash
Cottaga Grove Avenue
W. J. Carter
Allen Street
Alvin Peters
Grant Avenue
Explosion at Yamotomachi coal mine kills 15 miners
An explosion at the Trivamy coal Mine in Yamotomachi Sukushima prefecture today killed 15 miners and left several others injured. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as the blast caused extensive damage to underground workings and sparked a large fire. Local authorities ordered evacuations and launched a full investigation into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Black Damp
Trivamy
Yamotomachi
Sukushima Prefecture
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts May 7 1930s
Omaha Neb May 7 Hogs receipts 3500 slow to the lows 160-210 lb 9.65 9.80 top 4.80 bulk 210-250 lb butchers 9.50 9.60 250 up to 280 lb averages 9.25 9.40 heavies down to 9.15 sow prices around 8.25. Cattle receipts 200 week-ago firm on fed steers yearlings bulls 15-25 lower. veals 2 higher. stockers firm. USAC yearlings 11.50. weighty steers 10.80. slaughter heifers 8.25 9.75. medium bulls 8.70 9.25. Sheep receipts 600 direct 800 balances sold on arrival. fed lambs 16.00 16.40. clipped lambs 15.28 15.80. spring lambs 17.60 17.74 top 18.23.
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Omaha
Neb
St Louis Livestock Markets Report From May Day Receipts
South St Paul Minnesota May 7. Cattle receipts 300 compare with week steady to higher. Fed steers and fat stock steady. Bulls stockers and feeders steady to higher. Top price heavy steers around 11 75 for medium weights yearlings quoted at 16 75. Bulk all steers and yearlings from 9.00 to 10.28 with top yearlings noted.
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E. ST. Louis Livestock
South St Paul
Minn
Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Receipts show cattle prices with ranges from 5.25 to 8.25 per unit and varied grades. Hogs steady to higher with butchers at 4.70 to 10.00, sows scarce around 11.00, and light weights noted. Sheep and lambs mostly steady to higher with top fed lambs at 16.50 and bulk lambs near 16.00.
Livestock Markets Report From St Louis May 7
HOGS receipts 3,500 steady to lower with top at 1540 and prices 200 to 240 pounds around 11.00. CATTLE receipts 1,100 calves. steers and heifers mixed, some gains to 85 cents. vealers higher, low cutters and hogs varied. SHEEP: none fat lambs reported. general activity light.
Week's Lamb Market Report Shows Steady Prices
The weekly sheep and lamb market summary notes steady trends with top week figures. Outsiders paid about 18.25 per head for shorn lambs and 15.75 for packers, while spring lambs traded around 17.00 to 17.78 and wool lambs about 16.00. Fat clipped lambs averaged near 7.00.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 1 Kansas City Missouri
Kansas City livestock figures show fed steers up to 259, yearlings around 24 to 40 cents higher, cows and calves steady, vealers 10.00 to 11.00 top 11.50 percent. stockers and feeders steady with top heavy steers at 12.00, yearling steers 11.60, yearling heifers 9.40, feeders 10.25 to 11.50. Hogs receipts 2,000, prices 9.70 to 9.90 for 170 to 180 pounds and 9.25 to 9.65 for 240 to 325 pounds. Sheep receipts 3,000, lambs 1 to 2.16 higher, top shorn lambs 15.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
South Texas
Publisher's mother dies in New York home
Mrs. Martin Speidel, 80, mother of Merritt C. Speidel publisher of the Iowa City Press-Citizen, died this morning at her daughter's home in Chester New York.
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Iowa City
Iai
Martin Speidel
Merritt C. Speidel
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Chester
N.Y
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Ateriar
Waterloo Evening Courie
Courier
President Coolidge
United Press
Lieb
Lesgsierns
Badiooks
S.J. Wan. Wh. Orog
Lieb's Hatchery
Lincoln
Int'l Midwest
B. A. P. Assn
Buff_ Orpington
Rhode Island
Red Baby Chicks
Wallgate Ave
H. H. Morgan
Rainbow Price
S. C
D. W. Winder
Route 5
Waterloo
Sargent
Lobdell’ Poultry Farm
Cestle Hill
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper, Lnc
Fifth
Walker-Schubert Lumber HR CO
Clarksville
Methfessel
Page Tire
Argyle
Superior Brass Foundry
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper, Inc
W. Fifth
Phone
Calvin Coolidge
Cascada
Biltmore Hotel
U.S
Seas
Philip Jackson
Portland
Ore
Merlin H. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Co
William T. Dewart
New York Sun
Will HH. Stngs
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Roy W. Howard
Scripps ‘Howard
Karl A. Bickel
Irvin
Cobb
W. W. Hawkins
Scripps-Monard Newspapers
Ralph Pul
Itzer
New York World
John L. Merrill
All-América Cables
Ilzy Roberts
St. Louis Star
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty ‘Trust Cos. of
George BR. Parker
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Jed S. Ferguson
NEA Service, Inc
W. Figisher
Japan Advertiser
Ralph Wulltzer
James Kerney
Trenton
N. J
Revnlima Sama
Medical College
Rockefeller Foundation Fund
Kingston
Wimbledon
Roehampton
Piccadilly
Greater London
Epping Forest
Max Pemberton
Pemberton
Parliament
Westminster
House of Communions
House of Lords
Institute of Bankers
Bishopsgate
Bank of England
Bank of Scotland
Denis O’flyn
Corporation of Liverpool
Birmingham
Wednesbury
Drury Lane
East End
Pavilion
Whitechapel Road
Mme
Fanny Waxman
Mme. Waxman
S Galleries
Vienna
Marianne Hainisch
Austria
Frau Fainisch
Louisiana Girl
Burbank
Baton Rouge. la
Larther
Dorothy Coppase
Louisiana State University
Dorothy
College of Agriculture
Paris
Madame Yteb
Paria
Mer GN
Werman
Miss Cassinelli
Chicago
Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera
Lobdell Poultry Farm
Lordell Poultry Farm
C. W. Minorca
St. Francis Hospital
C. M. Baker
Sali
Hogan
F. Geis
Bratnober
Dog and Cat Hospital
Lawrence P. Scott
Small Animal Hospital
E. Sixth
Pits Broadway
W. A. Moeller
Sixth St
Myers
P. G. Hoffman
Barron-Moore Coal CO
Utica St
Guernsey
Hosteter
Sycamore
Waterloo Gide & Wool Co
Sixth
Jefferson
Bingk Hawk St
M. Baum
Price Roofing Co
8Th St
Maharras
Herman C. Miller
Christy Nealbert
McsAlbert
McAlbert
Dorothy Maurine van
Pinkerton Bldg
W. 4Th St
Omaha Livestock
ST. Louis
St Louis
Lee
MY Valet, Inc
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