Waterlos Cuening Advertises Amid Public Notice
Fragmented OCR shows a daily newspaper page with notices from Waterlos Cuening and Courice, listing addresses Park Ave and Commercial St, and referencing March 3, a public sale and an advertiser served to the town. It mentions typography errors and a political influence warning in a local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL Hertman Co
Courier Bidyg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John & Hartme Puckson Meuwiter
Vander
Wateriog
Chicago
Wes
Aerial Newsman Echoes Old World Flight Dreams
A reflectively written piece discusses air travel’s promise and challenges. It highlights early aviation efforts to circumnavigate the globe, noting French, British, Portuguese attempts and the need for constant testing, new engines, and daring exploration. It hints at future world impact and persistent obstacles.
Rockefeller Foundation work cited in public health and standardization
The article reviews the Rockefeller Foundation's global health efforts, noting progress in yellow fever eradication and hookworm control, nurse training in Brazil and the Philippines, and obstetric hospital funding. It also discusses industrial standardization, citing the lumber sector and a U S Commerce Department push for uniform one inch board thickness, highlighting the complexity of defining practical standards and the Foundation's broader mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eo Vincent
Jirnethene
Rockefeller Foundation
Jost
T Lee
Malatia
Wade
Paditie
United States
Phiréy
Brazil
Philippine Islands
American
Caribbean
Amagon Valley
South America
Mexico
England
Fien Obstetric
Analises
University College, London
Hockefeller Foundation
Ane
Department of Commerce
Vic
Irving's Disability Bargain Sparks Political Feud
A political clash centers on removing disabilities tied to Joe's stance. The proposal aims to lift further restrictions while preserving Irving's position, triggering opposition from factions wary of broader consequences and loyalty maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady column
A 1920s health advice column discusses tuberculosis education and self care, featuring a narrative about a man who fought tuberculosis and recovered. It promotes reading materials from the Tuberculosis League and invites readers to request pamphlets by mail, with Q and A on home remedies and climate factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brady, M.D
Cony Right Nutt
Brady
Peere
William Lrady
Friend Wife by Rox Fulkerson
Andrew, Inoseng, and Imogene argue over a solitaire game as Imogene confronts Andrew's fixation on cards. The scene shifts to dialogue about a real estate matter and a tense moment peeks through notes of family friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend Wife
Rox Fulkerson
Andrew
Aurelrean
Bailey West
Sam
Rts
Imogene
Andenw
Views of the People on McNary Haugen Bill and Prices
A fragmented column shows residents debating the McNary Haugen bill and its potential effects on private business, bread and meat costs, and farm conditions. The dialogue references barber shops, hair bobbing, rising prices, and the economy, with tangential notes on Brooklyn and New York shopping while stressing inflation and wartime constraints.
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Courier
McNary-Haugen
McNary- Raghe Center
Andrew
Stan Ton Department
Uye Land
Ana
Ecole
Erate Pier
Casey
Jim Sanders
Imnovene
Urhat
Brooklyn
New York
Cork
Ted
Ins
Owe Trowbie
Tosawa
Shea
Taniqn
Teape
Alinan Ged
The Sandman Story Uy MRS. B. A. WALKER
In a woodland tale Mr. Fox and Mr. Possum plot to abduct Bunny Rabbit to lure Mr. Dog away. Bird and crow overhear, Bunny agrees to help trap the schemers, and the plan hinges on Bunny acting brave while danger looms. Continues tomorrow.
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Mr. Possum
Me Fox
Buaony Hobbit
Ril
Idrnytrd
Dog
Bind
Jong
Lown
Mr. Fox
Tarim
Hinny Labbit
Crow
Mr. Vox
Fox
Possum
Bunny Rabbit
Bunny
Mr. Crow
Bunny Rabbitt
iowa editors battle over plan defeat and radios
The Cedar Rapids Republican laments the Mellon plan defeat and warns Democrats face their enemy as lawmakers push a drafty bill described as economically ignorant. Other brief notes rail against wartime strain, jazz, and radio raises while outlining local editorials from several Iowa papers.
John Hammill Promises Strict Economy in Iowa Campaign
John Hammill of Britt vows the strictest economy to cut taxes and curb waste. He backs a pay-as-you-go policy over new bonds, supports a state budget law, and urges tight scrutiny of assessments from state to school districts. He pledges focus on agriculture and labor rights while projecting confidence Iowa will support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammill
Britt
Courier
Trussell-Samson
Samssons
John
Haig
Republican Party
State Senate
Ass Evernor
Des Moines
Wah
Astenad
John Hammil
Hammill
SUIB
Federation of Business and Professional Women
Iowa
Dike Commencement Plans Are Complete
Dike Iowa May 12 Senior class play Come Out of the Kitchen will be May 27 and 28 under Miss Vera Heller. Class day exercises set for May 22 and the May festival on the sixteenth. Queen and king to be chosen by senior class vote. Baseball game with Reinbeck in the afternoon. Cast includes Mattie Johnpeer Miles Arnold George Krog Alice Tonnesen Bernard Ruthenberg Kenneth Thompson Frank Anderson Maria Valberding Jotine Kelsen Arnold Ruthenberg and Mabel Park. Prophesy by Isabette Murphy. Will by Laura Christensen. History by Harjanurek. Song by Frank Anderson and Alice Tonnesen. Poem by Mattienson The Teeth of the Gift Horse plate features Ida Christiansen Kenneth Thompson Ferrali and Harlan Havek Anna Dieken Fare Reisinger.
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Dike
Vera Heller
Reinbeck
Mattie Johnpeer
Miles Arnold
George Krog
Alice Tonnesen
Bernard Ruthenberg
Kenneth _ Thompson
Frank Anderson
Maria Valberding
Jotine Kelsen
Arnold Ruthenberg i
Mabel Park
Isabette Murphy
Laura Christensen
Har- Janurek
Atfice Tonnesen
Mattienson
Gift
Ida Christiansen
Kenneth Thompson
Ferrali
Harlan Havek
Anna Dieken
Fare Reisinger
Two Fold Observance At Graves Memorial Church
Mother's Day and the thirty fourth anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society in United Brethren denomination observed at Graves Memorial Church. Morning promotions featured cradle roll scholars and infant baptisms. evening programs included a Dressell questionnaire drill by juniors, orchestra led by Earl Wear, choir, and solos. pastor preached on motherhood and time of the world in a single sermon.
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Christian Endeavor Society
United Brethren
Cradteroll
Severa
Bw. Taty
Christian Endeavor
We AL Dressell
Earl Wear
Time of the World One Drawer Organization
Funeral for Rev W P Thompson Draws Wide Attendance
A large congregation gathered in Hudson on May 11 for the funeral of Rev William P Thompson of First Baptist Hudson and Lincolne township. Rev R E Williamson of Waterloo led services. pallbearers included five grandsons and a grandson in law, with attendees from nearby towns such as Brandson Roswell N M Independence Ta and Cedar Rapids among others.
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Hudson
William P. ‘Thompson
First Baptist
Lincoln Township
R. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Waterloo
Munte
Siudson
J. L. Mabie
Carl AlcNally
Brandson
Roswell
N. M
Floyd Wheslar
Independence
Bessie Gillispie
Hben
Anoka
Minn
WN. Byler
Dallas
City
Will Penrose
Shirley Thompsson
Shellsburg
Clarence Miller
Winnie Chenny
Cedar Rapids
Maggie Thompson
Will Thompson
Jesup
D. Morrison
Reinbeck
Will Harmon
New Hartford
Des Moines Woman Frances Hubbell Dies at 83
Mrs Frances Elizabetly Cooper Hubbell 83 wife of Terrance Hubbell Des Moines wealthiest citizen died at Terrace Hill home after long illness She lived in Des Moines 78 years born Ohio Aug 24 1840 came to Des Moines 1848 married March 13 1863 at Terrace Hill since 1884 Funeral private at home Tuesday afternoon with Reverend Elmer Nelson-Won officiating
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Des Moines
Frances Elizabetly Cooper Hubbell
Towa
Terrace Hill
Ord Are
Mubbell
F. M. Hubbell
C. Florence Ginn
Frederick c
Grover C. Hubbell
Geulah Cooper Wachmeister
Hubbell
Ohio
Ac Cooper
FA Hubbell
Elmer Nelson Won
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Public Q and A
A nature club column answers reader questions on porcupine quills loons fruit resembling a parrot and care tips. It covers handling pests on houseplants with smoke or aphid control and notes that certain animals will eat carrion to survive.
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Nature Notes Dent
Ps Seedsmigi
Women Dye Old Things New Snake Dye Kit Ad
A fragmented notice describes a rattlesnake dye kit titled Women Dye Old Things New. It explains the packaging costs 15 cents and that the second moult occurs at about two months with a ring visible after the first moult, suggesting the snake’s aging and coloring instructions.
Two Die as Train Hits Stalled Auto in Denison
A Northwestern train struck a stalled touring car on a track near Denison Iowa yesterday at 9 30 pm killing Mrs Vergnicu Sadowski and her son Edwin. Father Felix and son Felix were injured and taken to a local hospital. The Kenosha Wisconsin family was traveling to Colorado for the mother’s health.
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Denison
Fer
Northwestern
Vergnicu Sadowski
Edwin
Felix
Kenosha
Wis
Colorado
Micih
Ishjin
Ethel Barrymore Show Delayed Curtain at Waterloo
The Ethel Barrymore Show opens with Laughing Lady at Waterloo Theatre tonight. Curtain for the first act starts at 8:40 due to a manager announced delay. Patrons are urged to be seated by 8:40 as no seating after the curtain rises. the 8:30 curtain is an exception to the rule to ensure full seating.
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Ethel Barrymore
Waterlo Theatre
Heston
Lsu
Waterloo
Newcomers Arrive in Waterloo Area From Transfer Records
Transfer records from Retail Merchants' association show newcomers outnumbering departures by over two to one. Thirteen homes were established and six households moved out. 860 changes of abode occurred within the city. Named newcomers include Mrs Julia Wowrey 609 Vermont Jo Tt Satur 1008 W Stern Mrs Carer a2 Home Park W Dawley 424 Rock Island Christensen 948 Kern UW S Tisdale 1227 Walrate F C McIntire 924 Fourth West August Breckenfelder Franklin RR L Meashan 746 Rebel A B Reese Sullivan Carrie Cosner Commercial William Wilkins 63 Tawson If 1 Askland 1408 Commercial.
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Wuaterloo
Retail Merchants’ Association
Julia Wowrey
Vermont
Satur
W. Stern
Eg. Carer
Home Park
Dawley
Rock Island
Christensen
Kern
UW. S. Tisdale
Walrate
F.C. McIntire
Fourth West
August Breckenfelder
Pranklin
L. Meashan
Rebel
A. B. Reese
Sullivan
Carrie Cosner
Commercial
William Wilkins
Tawson
Askland
Wills Madden Fight Postponed to Friday Night
New York May 12 The 15 round heavyweight bout between Harry Wills and Bartley Madden scheduled for Queensboro Stadium has been postponed until next Friday night due to rain.
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New York
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Bartley Madden
Queensboro Stadium
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