Poultry and farm supply ads mix in Chauncy Courier
Classified listing shows multiple buyers sellers and farms advertising baby chicks poultry eggs and farm stock along with misc mammal and nursery stock needs. Items mention White Leghorns Barred Rocks Jersey Giants broilers and hatcheries with contact names routes and phone numbers. Also seed corn vegetables nursery stock and general used goods bought and sold in a dense Mopac style classifieds page.
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Poquatry
Txil
West
Courier
Imanédiata
Winder Hatchery
Barron Steala
Leghorn Baby Chicky
Dean
J. A. Ranney
Lobdell Poultry Farm
Castle UL
Iuperident
Lobdell Poultry Arm
Castle Hill
T.H. Rigdton
R. C
S.C
Anconas
Union Poultry Company
la Porte City
Iowa
Guernsey
Maryland
Johnson & Page
W. Pitth
Care Courier
ATIGM
Black Hawk St
B. Baum
For Sale Classified Ads Mixed Items and Tools
A noisy midcentury classified page lists various ads for sale and trade. Items include paint gallons and window screens, porch decor, garden furniture, two carriages strollers, a Fordson with plow, goose feather pillows, lumber stock, and heavy lumber pieces all with phone contact numbers and bargain pricing.
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Ee Azor
Paair
Notice Summary of Bids and Administrator Appointment
State Printing Board receives sealed proposals until 11 a.m. Friday June 11 1926 for specified work and materials. County auditors in Black Hawk and Waterloo Iowa accept bids until 10 a.m. June 14 1926 for construction of a 2 34x80 foot hollow tile and wood barn with plans at the county auditor’s office. The Black Hawk County Board reserves the right to reject all bids. Also notice of appointment of administrator with will annexed of Robert J. Gillin deceased in Black Hawk County Iowa.
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State Printing Board
Rtobert
Capitol Building
Des Moines
Counts
Waterloo
Ifuwk County
Laws
Bigeck Hawk County
Iowa
Court House
Towa
Black Hawk County
Robert J. Gillin
Sheriff killed in farm shooting case examined in court
Testimony from Deputy United States Marshal supported the day of the sheriff’s fatal shooting on a George H. Gibson farm near Thayer Ta. in March. The defense sought to show Gibson did not fire the rifle that struck Sheriff Fred Collings, as Bourk described the events and the sheriff’s final moments.
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Cress
Fred Collings
George H. Gibson
Thayer
Gibson
Bourk
Hog Cholera Reported Across Iowa Counties
Hog cholera in herds near Waterloo reported by Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association division. Also listed are influenza in horses in Cedar Rapids and Hedrick, hemorrhagic septicemia in swine in Vinton and Polva, and blackleg in calves. Additional notes mention outbreaks in Independence, Oskaloosa, Beaman, Hedrick, Dunkerton, Shellsburg, Solon, Farley, and Olin.
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Waterloo
Eastern Liowa Veterinary Association
Independence
Ksville
Osage
Beaman
Hedrick
Dunkerton
Cedar Rapids
Prince‘tion
Riceville
Vinton
Shellssburg
Solon
Farley
Olin
Shot Fatal in Quarrel Over Wife in Graham
Charlies Moore died in Graham hospital at 7 20 this morning after being shot by John Carss in a quarrel over Moore’s wife. Carss remains in custody and is formally charged with murder as the case proceeds.
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Keakek
Charlies Moore
John C Arss
Moore
Graham Hospital
Carss
Best Agricultural Students Selected by Alpha Zeta
The Iowa State chapter of Alpha Zeta selects 16 new members from top two fifths of class ranks. Names include Harold Wilkie, Jim McGlade, Joe Kennedy, Myron Jones, Jerome Mower, and others from Farmington to Waterloo and beyond.
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Amiens
Speci
Iowa
Zeta
National Woworthy Agricultural Fraternity
Alpha Zeta
Elias
Scholyrelip
Uwarold Steels
Ups
Roy Malone
Boone
Cola
J. W. Larson
Stanton
Normann Wolf
Winfred Ares ‘Erman
Dailies Genter
Harold Wilkie
Cline
Kelley
Farmington
Wellami
Watkins
Tela Plaine
Jim McGlade
Waterloo
Joe Kennedy
Goldfield
Floyd Arnald
Hornick
Myron C. Jones
Tabor
Alger Schrieker
Gladbrook
W. W. Wasenbreth
Amess Jerome Mower
Littles Nock
Ark
and II
Fobols
Denmark
How News 19 Gathers The Daily World Screen Reveal
New York readers will see how the Associated Press compiles daily news through a Pathe feature film. The production, staged around a large cast, traces the journey from carrier pigeons to telegraph and radio, showing how events reach 1,200 newspapers worldwide. The world premiere is slated June on Broadway at the Strand, with a June 20 wide release set.
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New York
Aldy
APII
Associated Press
Fife
The
Blade
Pathe
Broadway
Strand
Its. Dispatch
Its
Uneven Corn Growth Tied to Weather Variations
A Cedar Falls farmer notes uneven corn stands due to moisture differences in the field. Some seed sprouted where soil retained moisture while others on dry spots lagged, signaling possible replanting decisions pending further tests by A. A. Burger.
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A. A. Burger
Cedar Falls
Paying the Penalty
Dorothy West recounts a family tale of John Marsh and a French actress. The story spans a century from a stern New England upbringing to a split custody and theatrical fame. A doomed romance, enduring pride, and Marsh family lore shape a life of regret and longing.
Return to New England: a son’s burden and a doomed passion
A gum chewing messenger delivers a telegram revealing the death of a father who opposed his son’s stage ambitions. The son must return to care for his dependent family and fortune. He moves in with John Marsh and becomes closely attached to his spinster sister, whose affection remains conflicted and unfulfilled.
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New York
Josiah Marshes
New England
Tom Marsh
Novaire
John Marsh
Silent Grief Reveals Hidden Loss In a Mourning Brother
In a tense scene a man battles to express sorrow for his sister who died months earlier. He clings to memories and gestures, while another narrator recalls their strained breakfasts and a single aching line of devotion. The moment ends with an outpouring stifled by emotion.
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John Marsh
Marsh
Andrew
Natty Salt for the Growing Boy Pattern Ad
Pattern advertisement from Materton Evening Courier offering Serge wool mixtures and Scudaroy fabric for boy sizes 8 to 14 years. Describes 12 year size needs 2 5 8 yards of 14 inch material. Pattern mailed after lace in silver or stamps. requests 15 cents for the 1926 Book of Fashion.
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Fashion Department
Waterlgo
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OMIA
Savabrush
F Standard Glass & Paint Co
J. Be Keith
Craor
Durose
Jersey
Fred M. Hbaugh
RF Dd
Stradivarius
Forest Ave
Akin
Charles Rath
Sesun
Grandvinw Ave
Watatico
Nere
Precer
Sal
Sal- Via
Atlin Bicom
Bunger
Lafayette Ronda
Witla Iy
Erloo
Hawthorne
Copenhagen
John Baer
Taura
Pepper Crist Wanhulers
Jackson Lae
Luttan
Saapar
Rosewood Gardens
Rainbow Drive
Olympia Fruit Co
Con W. Fourth and
Jefferson
Plone
Wilker-Schubert
Lamb
Furnitorg
Pergolas
ARBOF
Alains
Hi T
Ic. Pride Repofing Co
Esher
Low
Blogge
Pith
Clark & Chaank
Abomeys
Thompson
Clerk District Court
Dorothy West
Gophers
Meyers
John
Charles ‘Hough
Hough
Fairbank
Delwain
Orin
Wisermen
Sarah Hough
Willian Golland
Fairbank Site Bank
Clark Waterigo
Jawa
Pratt
Euarantre Dias
Mratic Pornderrd Liege
Matertoo
Nama City
Btate
Unger Bros
Auto Parts and
Phonie
Ather
Elis
Iwre
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