All In Prices Not Imminent For Cotton Goods
Paul Davis of the Davis Dry Goods Company said there is no real chance for permanent price drops in cotton goods. He cited a shortage of supply, busy mills, and orders behind shipments, noting only possible decreases via imports while exports currently overbalance shipments.
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Iqaded
Paul Davis
Davis Dryads Company
Tex Fe Mills
North
South
Carol
Mr. Davis
United States
Davis
Boy Scouts To Observe Anniversary Week In Waterloo
Ray Short, local Boy Scout leader, announces plans to expand scouting in Waterloo with tenderfoot exams at Sacred Heart academy this afternoon and a new troop organized at First Baptist Church tonight Eugene Reed leading. A canvass will gauge non affiliated boys for recruitment as Boy Scout week runs May 30 to June 6 nationwide with outdoor activities planned.
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Ray Short
Waterloo
Sacred Heart Academy
First Baptist C
Eugene Reed
Mr. Short
Boy Scouts of America
Weather Delays Town Farm Work
Des Moines May 19 Weather conditions hindered farm work in the week ended May 18. Sunshine averaged 35 percent, rainfall two inches, and temperatures two degrees below normal. Fruit trees were in bloom in central Iowa, spring crops slow to progress, and much corn planting remains.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau de- Ament
United States de Ninent of Agriculture
Swine Experts to Visit Black Hawk Pig Club
Iowa State College experts Beresford and Day will visit the Black Hawk County Pig Club next week with county agents Burger and Moeller. They will tour townships to meet current and former members, view pigs, and encourage other members. The Cedar Valley Fair association funds the club, which aims to expand membership dramatically in coming years.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Messrs. Beresford
Day
A. A. Burger
and . C. Moeller
Cedar Valley Fair Association
Sven
Water Community Music League to Meet at Public Library
The Water Community Music League plans a Thursday night meeting at the public library to complete its organization and arrange a summer musical program. President Ary E Kiester will outline selections for an opera to be staged later in the season. Memorial Day address will be delivered by J C Murtagh on May 30 in Elma.
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Music League
Water@ Community Music league
Public Library East
Ary E. Kiester
J.C. Murtagh
Elma. In
Trussel Lamson Hotel
Lowe Bros. Company
Eggs High to Watch Dolan Exhbits at Majestic Theater
Shorty Dolan a noted boxer, humorist and war veteran plans vaudeville shows at the Majestic Theater Thursday through Saturday with a possible Sunday encore. He warns audiences not to expect high priced favors as he performs behind a screen, promising entertaining stunts from his varied career.
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Martin (Shoarty) Dolan
Veader
Majestic Theatre
Shorty
Cherry Sisters
Dolan
Iowa
Black Hawk Division
France
Rev H C Boyd Returns From A M E Conference
Rev H G Boyd pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal church has returned from the general conference in St Louis held May 1 to 18. Five bishops were elected and Episcopal districts rose from 15 to 18. Delegates worldwide attended the session with a large number present. New bishops were assigned to South and West Africa, South America and the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Boyd
M. EB
St. Louis
Rev. J. Boyd
South
West Africa
South America
Federal probe of Bill Posters advances with Clyne
Chicago May 19 District Attorney Charles F Clyne heads to Washington to probe the Bill Posters association once dissolved by Judge Landis. He cites complaints that the group with 6000 branches may resume activity while an appeal to the Supreme Court remains pending.
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Assorhated Presss
Chicago
Charles F. Clyne
Washington
Bill Posters’ Association
Landis
Clyne
Supreme Court
Labor Board Denies Yardmen’s Petition
The United States Railway Labor Board refused to hear wage petitions from John Grunau president of the Chicago Yardmen’s association and other strike leaders. Judge R M Barton stated the board will not entertain disputes unless authorized by law and in compliance with board rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
John Grunau
Chicago Yardiman's Association
National Railroad Brotherhoods
R. M. Barton
Houston Opposes Soldier Bonus Legislation
Secretary Houston of the treasury declares opposition to any soldier bonus bill “however financed.” He warns it would saddle the treasury with new financial obligations and urges Congress to seek additional revenue to cover current government expenses.
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Washington, D. C
Houston
The
Treasury
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Deaths and funerals in Waterloo area obituaries
Funeral services for Henry Neiple were held at 2 p m in Elia Hileman Gindt chapel with Rev J Olson officiating. Burial in Fairview. Neiple born Sept 5 1785 in Somerset County Pa later lived in Washington Ill Waterloo Rawlins Kan and North Dakota. Survived by widow and son and five brothers. Mrs Mary Wilder died at her daughter's home and funeral planned at her son Burrell Wilder's in La Porte City. Marriage licenses issued include Youngblut Jacobs Griffith Evans Murrey Rose McCreary and others with service at First M E Church and interment in Greene Ta.
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Heiple
Henry ¥. Neiple
Elia i Hileman & Gindt
J. Olson
Fairview
Beulah
N. D
N. S. Heiple
Mr. Neiple
Somersett County
Washington, Ill
Waterloo
Rawlins County
Kan
North Dakota
Martha Reynolds
J. W
BE. W
J. T
Dewar
Maynard
Mary E. Wilder
Mary . Wilder
William Lubb
Wellington Street
la Porte City
C. Be, Luce
St. Paul's M. B. Church
Burrell Wilder
Burrell
Bert
Arthur
Paducah
Tex
R. Bonds
Stanton
Ida Wilder
Victor Frank Youngblut
Gilbert- Ransom Padmatier
Ville
Ransom Pat- Lillian B. Jacobs
Ernest L. Griffith
Western Avenue
Floy Evans
Flw. Court
Joseph Ross Murrey
M. E. Church
Anna Rose McCreary
City in Brief Highlights Local Notes Across Town
Mrs Jenna Mt Swakuta returns from a week in Chicago. Roy Hartong seeks a good bicycle after it was stolen from a residence porch. Storm minorly disrupts Iowa Tele phone lines with 18 cases of trouble and 0.45 inches of rain reported. Brick work begins on the east fire sub station due to prior delays. A carload arrives. Bol veterans group meets at Memorial hall to discuss topics. Waterloo attorney George W Dawson named as a board examiner with June bar exam prep duties.
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Jenna Mt. Swakuta
Chicago
Roy Hartong
Ninth Street
Iowa Telephone Company
Blinny
Bol
All War Veterans’ Organization
Bolo Club
George W. Dawson
Waterloo
Supreme Court
Mr. Dawson
House Promises Action on Peace Resolution
Republican leaders in the House agreed to accept the Senate peace resolution as a substitute for the House resolution and tentatively plan to bring it up for final action in Washington D C.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
H G Van Pelt to speak at Shelbyville banquet
Hugh G. Van Pelt will travel to Shelbyville Kentucky to be a principal speaker at a banquet at the Allen Dale farms following a sale of thoroughbred Jerseys. The event is expected to be a major cattle affair of the year.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Shelbyville
Allen- Dale Farms
Remodeling Projects Noted for Caulstock Bryant and Marlein
Emily A Caulstock at 7 Culler and T Rex Bryant at Norwood Risnen 207 Randolph street undertake remodeling while Frank Marlein at 709 South street adds a garage with a 2000 dollar budget.
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Emily A. Caulstock
Culler
T. Rex Bryant
Norwood Street
Auk Risnen
Randolph Street
Verver Frank Marlein
South Street
Fractured Scene Describes Unclear Local Incident
The readable fragments depict a disrupted setting with mentions of a vehicle, a bridge, and local figures such as Mrs Gis in Wilerton. Details are garbled but suggest a tense moment involving a tilted car and responders over a period of weeks, with references to trucks and a fire.
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Wall Anderson
Wilterton
Mocilas
You See Us REE MACMIBIH Minnesota Community Notice
Local notice invites readers to report sightings and share information about towns in Minnesota and nearby areas. It asks for names and addresses of anyone seeking a city or home, promising payment for tips. The message also hints at forming a land project and coordinating with local authorities.
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Tows
Minnesota
Wikron
King North
South
Paketa
Allen and Gallup Operate Theatre on Sycamore Street
C M Allen and L E Gallup operate across street from Promise Theatre on Sycamore Street ground floor No 607 Mhene Liat remains listed in records.
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Offiat Across Street
Promise Theatre
Sycamore Street
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Black Hawk ‘Pig Club
H.C. Boyd
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Postum Cereal Co
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H. G. van Pell
Wisconsin
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Walnut St
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Home Park
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Black Hawe Rane
City Park
FEM, Storm & Co
Charles
Bickley Company
the Live Realtors
West 4Th St
Pier Maes
Moerchantr Cafe
West
Athea Street
Berich Avenue
Hirge
Hicks
Chautauqua Park
Cheayr
OU Wank Bian
Clarence Wellett
Butler
Heteinat
Leverte
Ake
Mart
Playford Silo Co
Lake Sts
Tuvek Ilank Bante Brug
AGRES
Bickley CO
Hive Realtors
Les
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Peruna
E. W. Marshall
Brampton
Michigan
Maruman
Peryna
C. M. Allen and
L. E. Gallup
Mr. Renter
Albuny Street
Cis
Pliejbrietty
Orehnard
Aml
Gurane
Franklin Istrest
Oak Moora
Mr. Investor
Town Street
Meyer Bros. Real Estate Company
Vhone
Latuyetio Bie
Waterloo Savings Bank
Yrtle Poy Blue Cancer
Waterloo Fruit & Commission CO
Waterloo, Iowa
W. A. Covell & Son
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