Test Carcasses Show TB Draw Farmers At Jesup
Exhibit at J H Holgate farm drew nearly 400 farmers and business leaders to view two cattle cut open for tuberculosis evidence. One Holstein cow, aged about 12, passed tuberculin testing but was killed after run down condition. lesions appeared in carcass. A heifer also tested negative but died en route after display. Veterinarians declined a definite TB pronouncement, fueling farmer opposition and calls for improved testing. Waterloo will host a similar exhibit as activists press for safer culling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk County
J. H. Holgate
Jesup
Art Young
Holgate
Charles Leipert
Matt Hess
Altho
Moon
N. G. Begins
G. C. Sting
Federal Department
WHHL
H. G. Peverill
Waterloo
Peverl
Snd
Murder Suspect in Webster City Slayings Investigated
Joseph Nymaster, a Minnesotan, is held as a suspect in the hammer murder of Julius Schuch and his two children on the Schuch farm near Webster City Iowa. He spent last Saturday night in a Webster City hotel about 200 miles away and may face sanity questioning. No new clues emerged. Also Eaa Petter of Ames, Iowa elected vice president general of the Sons of the American Revolution for the northern Mississippi district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseca
Mminn
INS
Joseph Nymaster
Harmmer
Julius Schuch
Schuch
Alllee
Nymaster
Webster City
Wasece
Vv. P. G
S. G. R. Springfeld
Eaa Petter
Ames, In
the Sons of the American Revolution
Mississippi
Mitchell and Pabst Obituaries in Local Mortuary Notice
Christopher G Mitchell 86 of 21 South Street died at home of a heart attack. He was born in Pennsylvania October 16, 1842 and lived in Dallas City before moving to Waterloo. Survived by widow and eight relatives. Ethel Verna Pabst 21 of 626 Third Street West died of acute appendicitis in a local hospital. She was married to Charles Br and had a brother and sister in Omaha. Her parents preceded her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher G. Mitchell
South Street
Mr. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Timois
Dallas City
Daugh Lillisa
Laura
A. J. Doerfler
Bayard Street
G. A. Ry
Dawlay
City
O'Meefa & 'Taane Mortuary
Ettel Verna Pabst
Ethel Verna Pabst
Third Street West
Omaha
Neb
Babss
Charles Br
Vermilion
Ethel Verna Backus
Omans
Mareh
Lester Backus
Jessie Ryan
Associated Mrs Reorganized Huge Merger Is Hinted
A major merger involving Associated Manufacturing is foreshadowed as Waterloo expands its industrial base. One million US families use Associated products, with orders flooding in at no extra sales cost amid a drive toward a global market. New directors, funds, and leadership changes emerge while core values of honest merchandise and square dealing persist. Parties to the transaction refuse to discuss personnel. Daily meetings continue as new business pours into the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Paqe
United States
Associated Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Associated
Iowa
Republican Caucus Fails to Vote Rule on Tariff Changes
Article fragment shows a failing caucus vote on tariff changes. Mentions farm relief conference committee postponement and house conferees, with limited Republican support noted. Details are obscured by illegible OCR, but the piece centers on procedural delays and party division over tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Gry Mae
Farm Relief Conference Committee
Tomorresare House
Tania Sane
Randalla High awards silver cups to top scholars
Randalla Indiana May 23 three silver cups were awarded by the Thursday Reading circle to top seniors at Randalla High. Don Watt won in the boys division while Florence Brown and Ruth Davis tied for girls honor with a 93.5 average. The club had planned one cup per gender, but the tie required three cups this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Randalla
Reeding Circle
Randalfa High School
Don Watt
Florence Brown
Ruth Davis
Miss Brown
Miss Davis
Woman Barber Decree in Rare Plea Granted
In Sioux City Iowa a divorce was granted to a woman barber after her husband Davi Dahlenburg failed to prove infidelity. The wife received the homestead valued at 9000 dollars, with alimony denied. The court noted the marriage was unhappy and that the husband sought the wife mainly for money and cooking. The couple had lived together several months before their formal marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Davi Dahlenburg
Charles Dahlenburg
Dahlenburg
Dahlenburgy
Tunney Faces 30 Day Answer to Suit in New York
Gene Tunney has thirty days to answer charges by Katherine King Fogarty of New York who sues for 1,500,000 in damages alleging breach of promise. Paper details indicate suit filed in Bridgeport on May 23, with actions tied to property and possible bank guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewort
Gene Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
New York
Puadi Ig Property
Bank
Éeronnta
White Sox Trade Barrett to Red Sox for Taitt
Chicago sent veteran outfielder Barrett to Boston for Doug Taitt in a cashless deal effective immediately. The trade, announced from Chicago on May 29, involves no cash in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Barrett
Taitt
Chicesa
Teli
Boston Red Sox
Doug Taitt
Senate defies bar on reporters over United Press clash
In Washington a dispute erupts over press access as the rules committee tries to discipline United Press chief Mallon and restricts floor access. Senators LaFollette and Johnson defend press rights, arguing no rule or ethics violation occurred while a full roll call was disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Iul.r
Press Gallery
Senate
Mites
United Press Association
Paul R. Maton
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Rules Committee
Standing Committee
Senate Committee
United Press
Mallon
Monay
Interior
Roy O. West
United States Customs
Irvine L. Lenroot
David S. Barry
Moses
New Hampshire
Hale
Maine
Watson
Indiana
Dale
Vermont
Smoot
Utah
Reed
Pennsylvania
Bingham
Connecticut
Overman
North Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
Swanson
Virginia
McKellar
Tennessee
Copeland
New York
United Press and
LaFoldette
Hiram Johnson
California
LaFollette
Fraser Edwards
Capitol
Universal Service
Curtis
Chamber
United
Waverly Woman Injured in Auto Crash Very Ill
Waverly Iowa May 23 Mrs Matt Enis hospitalized with internal injuries and head cuts after a collision near Readlyn. Her delirium and leg injuries, plus her daughter Helen’s facial wounds, are noted. Driver Harry Buenzow of Sumner remains missing after abandoning his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Woman
Courier Special Service
Waverly
Matt Enis
Readlyn
Waverly Hospital
Helen
Harry Buenzow
Sumner
Weather Report Brief for Wednesday to Thursday
Readable fragment notes temperatures with a maximum of 78 and a minimum of 39 for Wednesday night and Thursday. Rainfall reported as 0.10 inch last night.
Thirty Cent Check Presented After Twenty Nine Years
A thirty cent check issued July 2 1910 to Gustafson Harcourt Ia for an apparent mail order overpayment has finally been presented for payment after 29 years. The Galloway company said the accompanying State Bank Chicago account has since been closed. The Harcourt Savings Bank returned the check to the issuer after it was held by the Chicago bank with no given reason. President E Butler commented on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway Company
Gustafson
Harcourt
E. Butler
State Bank
Chicago
Harcourt Savings Bank
National Guard Instructor HQ to Move to Mason City
Capt Allan Johnson will depart after a four year term as instructor of northeastern Iowa National Guard units with HQ in Mason City. His successor Capt John Ayotte, an infantry officer from Fort Benning Ga, will establish HQ here after summer camp at Fort Des Moines. Johnson awaits reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Johnson
Regular Army
Iowa
John Ayotte
Fort Benning
Mison City
Fort Des Moines
Johnson
La Porte Man Gets 15 Day Jail Over Bad Check
J A Smith of La Porte City was jailed for 15 days and fined $50 after pleading guilty to passing a worthless check for 27 dollars. Judge G W Wood presided in district court on a county attorney information filed by Burr Towne. The check drew on Farmers Savings Bank of La Porte City and involved G A Hartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Smith
la Porte ‘City
G. W. Wood
Smith
Burr Towne
G. A. Hartz
la Porte City
Farmers’ Savings Bank
New York Pastor to Speak Tonight at Mount Carmel
Rev. James L. Washington of Shiloh Baptist Church New York City speaks at Mount Carmel Baptist Church this evening. He serves as president of the New York Colored Baptist State Convention and executive secretary of the National Baptist Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Washington
Shiloh Baptist Church
New York City
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
New York Colored Baptist State Convention
National Baptist Convention
Assessor Asks Realtors For Help In Valuing Property
City Assessor J. W. Townsley and Waterloo Real Estate board members urged mutual cooperation at a luncheon meeting in Black's tearoom. Townsley led a roundtable on valuations as he noted market fluctuations must be considered in biennial assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Real Estate
J. W. ‘Townsley
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Black's Tearoom
Rotary convention party heads to Dallas by motorcar
W H Beverstock president elect and W A Hendry will represent the local Rotary club at the international convention in Dallas from May 26 to 30. They will be accompanied by their wives and travel by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Beverstock
Rotary Club
W. A. Hendry
Dallas
Scout Leaders Complete Six Hour Training Hike
Scoutmasters and troop committeemen in the Waterloo district took part in a leadership training course that included a five to six hour hike along the Cedar River above Sans Souci park. Joe Snively led proper walking, compass use, and pace while Russell Stewart covered trail and tracking methods and John Liggett explained fires and second class cooking. Each man cooked his own evening meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar River
Sans Souci Park
Joe Snively
Russell Stewart
John Liggett
Drunkard Kept In Jail For Repeated Offense
Thomas Doyle of 1639 Sycamore Street was jailed after a second intoxication within two days. He faced Judge Beem, received a suspended 10 day sentence, could not pay fines, and was ordered to serve the original suspended sentence plus 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Doyle
Sycamore Street
3. C. Beem
Doyle
Divorce Granted After 44 Years of Marriage
In Black Hawk county a divorce was granted to Margaret Shepherd on desertion grounds from Richard Shepherd. Married March 3 1883 in Granville Michigan the couple separated in October 1926. Property division follows a stipulated agreement with the wife to receive 250 dollars in cash and keep property in her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Margaret Shepherd
George W. Wood
Black Hawk County
March
Granville
German Experts Weigh Revised Allied Report in Paris
Paris May 23 Dr Hjelmar Schacht along with Ludwig Kastle met the leading allied delegates to clarify reservations in the revised German text. Talks covered annuity arrangements, Dawes plan payments, and the right to suspend some protected annuities. Voegler’s resignation stirred mixed views, with fears of conference breakup yet some seeing it as potential German acceptance of creditors’ memorandum. Bourse values fell, speculative shares dropping up to 30 percent amid confirmation of Voegler’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat
Paris
Hjelmar Schacht
Ludwig Kastle
Albert Voegler
Dawes
Germany
Schacht
Dr. Voegler
Glazier Funeral Rites Held in Independence
The funeral for George Glazier who died Tuesday was conducted today by Rev. L A Miller at First Baptist Church. Burial was at Edgewood. Born in New York on October 5, 1858 he moved to Edgewood as a youth and later married Bertha Bedlent in Kadner on December 31, 1878. Surviving are the widow two daughters Mrs Leo Pieck of Edgewood Mrs Frank Sherman and son Don Glazier of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Independence
George Glazier
L. A. Miller
First Baptist Church
Edgewood
Glaziers
New York
Leo Pieck
Frank Sherman
Don Glazier
Choir Gifts to Singer Highlighted by Garnier Service
Gladbrook Iowa May 23 Members of the M B church choir presented a gift to Miss Kliteskin in a ceremony after services honoring her work with the choir during the school year. The Marshalltown band will give the first summer concert May 29 in town. Mrs William Mohr remains ill in Des Moines hospital after a major operation. The Woman's Home Missionary society met in church parlors Wednesday afternoon with a program directed by Mrs Adolph Gethman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnier
Gladbrook
M. B
Fred Garlisip
Klteskin
Marshalltown
William Mohr
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Adolph Gethman
Leibert funeral to be in Fairbank church Saturday
The funeral for Mrs. Carrie Leibert who died this morning will be held Saturday afternoon. Private rites at her daughter's home, with public service at the M. B. church at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. F. R. Maynerd assisted by Rev. Mr. Sanhack of Conred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Fairbank
Carrie Leibert
John Heck
M. B
F. R. Maynerd
Sanhack
Conred
Eight Named Citizens Granted Citizenship in Chickasaw
Judge Carl W. Reed of Cresco granted United States citizenship to eight petitioners in New Hampton Iowa. Names include Dr John Haumeder Adele Nowak Edward Nowak Maria Eva Haumeder Hiltrud Sister Preciosa Slater Gudella and others born in Austria Czecho Slovakia Germany with varying immigration dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
New Hampton
Carl W. Reed
Cresco
Unitedd States
John Haumeder
Austria
Maria Eva Haumeder
Inczecho
Slovakia
Edward ©. Nowak
Vienna
Adele. Nowak
Werens Karl Ross
Wisnar
Germany
Hiltrud
Heck
Preciosa
Ruhrburg
Tractor Driver Suffers Arm Fractures In Road Accident
New Hartford Ts May 23 George Prahm, a highway project worker, fractured both arms when his tractor overturned beside the road and pinned him. Another worker, Roberts of Clarksville, fractured an ankle while wrestling, and was taken to Waverly hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
New Hartford
George Prahm
Here
No. 20
Roberts
Waverly Hospital
Clarksville
Boy struck by auto sustains skull fracture
Bobby Wandby six, son of Mr and Mrs L G Wandey, is in Cedar Valley hospital with a skull fracture after an automobile driven by Kenneth Eberhart twenty struck him near Central school. He had been dismissed from first grade and may have started to cross the street when the accident occurred Wednesday about four o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Servce
Charles Olty
Bobby Wandby
L. G. Wandey
Cedar Valley Hospital
Kenneth Everhart
Central School
Mrs Charles Bird of Ackley Dies of Stroke
Ackley Iowa May 23 Mrs Charles Bird aged 63 died last night from a stroke suffered a week earlier In related news the home of Mrs Elda Mullane was quarantined after her daughter Margaret developed scarlet fever This marks the third Ackley school pupil case this week Frances Kachelhoffer is very ill and Pearl Heeland a freshman is ill at their county home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Ackley
iMrs
Charles Bird
Elda Mullane
Margaret
Frances
Frank Kachelhoffer
Pearl
Paul Heeland
Finish Basement of Country Club at New Hampton
Richard Stolz Construction has completed basement walls for the New Hampton Golf and Country club house. Construction on the main structure starts this week with six temporary greens laid on the new course and nine permanent greens to follow as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fCourlas
New Hampton
Richard Stolz Construction Company
New Hampton Golf and Country Club
Chicago Publisher Fights Extradition Back to Georgia Chain Gang
Chicago May 29 A publisher and confessed escaped convict Robert Burns fights extradition to Georgia to serve a chain gang sentence. Judge David offers habeas relief pending governor’s papers while Burns faces questions about war service and veteran benefits. Burns fears the chain gang and pleads for clemency alongside claims of military record.
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Chicago
Police CO
Bentley
Campbell
County
Georgia
Robert
Nott Burns
Joseph B. David
Burns
Harding
Washington
Veteran's ‘Bureau
Illinois
Emily Pachee Burns
Atlanta
American Legion
Manchester Civil War Veteran Is 86
David E. Thomas of Manchester will quietly celebrate his eighty sixth birthday at his East Gay street home Friday May 24. A Civil War veteran, he enlisted in the 133 Pennsylvania volunteers and survived typhoid after 40 comrades of his unit fell ill. He was hospitalized in Washington, D. C. and suffered partial amputation of his left foot after five and a half months. He also helped haul lumber for the first building in Cheyenne and was present during Greeley Colorado’s early development. He was born May 24, 1843 in Edenburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Fredericksburg
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
Pike's Peak
Carlton
Miss Wentz
Iowa
Tilly
Ella
Greeley
California
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Eash Gay Street
Bessie Douglas
Chicago
Tila Fitzpatrick
Gertrude Wilson
Ella Hackaday
Martha Currie
Monona
Cuarter
David E. Thomas
East Gay Street
Mr. Thomas
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colo
Edenburg
Lincoln
David Price
Washington, D. C
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Decker at Janesville
Funeral services for Mrs. R. A. Decker of Janesville were held at her home with burial in Janesville cemetery. She died Monday morning. She is survived by her husband and six children James Whillis Ellen Bennett Cedar Falls Bebe Bandfield Waterloo H Gerholt Los Angeles Floyd Reinhart Janesville and Clarence Waterloo, plus four grandchildren Robert Donald Decker Ruth Bennett and Darlene Bandfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
R. A. Decker
Janesville Cemetery
Decker
James Whillis
Ellen Benneth
Cedar Falls
Bebe Bandfield
Waterloo
H. ©. Gerholt, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Floyd Reinhart, Janesville
Clarence
Robert
Donald Decker
Ruth Bennett
Darlene Bandfield
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London
Jan Barrymore, Cabore
Americnan
Michael Strange
Harrison Tweed
Mrs
Tunney
Council Bluffs
Py Boone
Lions Clubs
Giles
U. P
Kossuth
Algona
UPI
Towa City
Earl J. Crum
Ue University of Town
Crum
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Penn
COE
U.pi
G. M. Quam
Uie Can
Tollege Organic and Physiological i Thransky Department
Long Island University
Broniyn
National Guard
S H. Q
Mason City
la Porte
Mount Carmel
Rotary Convention
TN Divorce Court
A. Marsh
Charles A. Marsh
Leland Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Rosenwald
Julius Rosenwald
Philanthropiat
Voegler
Leibert
Fairbank Church
Olesen, Simonsen Realty Company
Lafayette
Rath
Sycamore
Dunkelberg, Leeper
Cropper, Inc
Falls Avene
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Crooper, Inc
Falls
W. A. Beasley
Commercial
Sheffield
Francis LaBarre
Grant
H. Rouling
Sunset Road
F. E. Stewart
Western
Dunkelberg
Bula
Chris Schwartz
Schwartz
Charles L. Jewett
Clara Anna Breisford
Eerie
Roy c
Wagner
Ermie Bland Knight
U.S
Chickasaw
Charles Bird of
Chain Gang
Robert E. Burns
Gedryls
David Thomas
Crystal Ice & Fuel Company
BE. Mullan
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