Iowa Livestock Protection Conference On Health Rules
Iowa livestock leaders meet June 2 to plan safeguards for cattle returning from Chicago shows. State veterinary officials and owners discuss quarantine, regulations, and sanitary measures to prevent foot and mouth disease from spreading to other herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
J. Uson
Lvestock
Lowa
Larsh
French
Lre
Association
Aid
Chicago
Itas
le Quaranne
RITAIN PROMISES EARLY PRIZE COURT DECISIONS
Washington May 26 Ambassador Page stated that Sir Edward Grey had assurances prize court protections for four American cargoes bound for Europe could proceed without delay in British ports starting June. The Packers and Company men prepare to sail Saturday as talks with British officials continue on twenty more cargoes.
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Washington, D
Amssador Page
Bry
Edward Grer
Edward Grey
Nunsel
Urion
Sechary Bryan
J. Urion
Arthur Meeker
Arour & Company
British Emissy
Dismissal in Reevin Action Requested by Police Chief
Chief of Police Leighton asked Istice French to dismiss the re evin action against Sheriff Hender man this morning. Leighton ordered costs in the action. A writ of reevin was obtained to secure a ting from the cliff. The ting was found on a ssower arrested on a charge of burglary.
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Pismiss
Leighton
Istice French
Henderman
Fief
Classified wants and real estate notices in late issue
Mixed late classified items include typewriter ads, Victrola records, employment seek by an stenographer with four years experience, used car sales with several makes and prices, and multiple real estate listings for modern seven rooms and five rooms on West 6th Street Dawson Street. Also notes a found cross with church nearby and reward offer.
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Sule—Smith
Falls Ave
Suk
aWeen Bluff
Washington
West Side
Condyitehen
Stenogerapher
Franklin Motor Ar Co
E. Brainard
Old Cross
Con
St. Mary's School
West 6Th St
Sar Allen St
West de
Dawson St
Town Talk Notes on Local Visits and Medical Updates
Sherman Mears returns from Osage on legal business. Mrs Kerr and relatives visit. Lore Alford recovering from appendicitis. Lena Kris’s body shipped for burial in Hillcrest. Mrs Eggleston to Iowa City for cataract removal. Undertaker Herbert Brant attends state convention. Local shoots and convention bureau plans discussed. Waterloo skirt factory Bath packing Vienna bakery tours planned. Louise McKee visits Cedar Rapids. Maurice Welsh guest in city. Commercial Club directors to tour local factories. Luncheon at noon in clubrooms.
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J. Kerr
Idysart
A. St. Kerr
Blut Street
Lore Alford
Mary C. Clark
Sua Porte City
Lena Kris
Hillcrest Cemetery
A. R. Eggleston
Third Street
Iowa City
Herbert Brant
Dunkerton
Des Moines
Iowa
Waterloo Convention Bureau
Mra
W. F. McKee, Jr
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Hanna
Sycamore Street
Maurice Welsh
Chicago
M. A. Welsh
Two killed in Western Storm near Spaulding Nebraska
In Spaulding Nebraska Mrs Tom Keller and her husband were killed and fatally injured as their home four miles southeast of town was destroyed by a tornado. The storm moved northeast across twelve miles of Greeley to Boone counties with downed wires and storm damage. An infant survived with minor bruises while several other farms reported destruction and minor crop loss from hail.
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Spaulding
Neb
Tom Keller
Here
Greeley County
Boone County
Kelley
N. Cohen Held to Grand Jury for All Wool Trousers Case
N. Cohen appeared before Justice W. R. French on a charge of traculent advertising. Testimony showed buyers paid for trousers advertised as all wool which tests proved false. Court held Cohen to await district court action and grand jury, with bond set at 350 dollars or jail confinement until further action.
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N. Cohen
W. R. French
F. C. Eddy
C. B. Corl
Corl
Antone Wangler
District Court
Grand Jury
Father Kelley Dies in Kansas a Famous Jesuit
St Marys Kan May 26 Father John Kelley treasurer of Creighton University Omaha and former pastor of Catholic churches in Chicago St Louis Baltimore and Kansas dies here today He was 76 years old Italy declares blockade Paris May 26 The Italian government today declared a blockade of all ports on the Austro Hungarian coast
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St. Marys
Kan
John Kelley
Creighton University
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
Kanaa
Italy
Paris
Belgian Relief Fund Receives Substantial Public Support
The Belgian Relief Fund raised 252.27 with donations from the community including Waterloo women and local clubs. Prof Adams of Lola Stanford University noted as a contributor. funds benefited postwar relief and related activities. The Waterloo Woman's club, churches, and banks aided through ticket sales and sponsorships.
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Belmawan
Mera. James . Bustoi
Witterloo Worms Club
Adame
Lola Stanford University
Adams
Ephriuny Adan
Womrn
Clah
Watertoo
Cpiscopal Sumida
First Baptist
Lalart Waterloo Wowan
Cose Peel ST
Nebraskan status debated as ship linked to White Star line
Washington D C May 26 The Nebraskan status under international law sparked discussion after news of its charter to the White Star line. If in British service it could be a lawful prize and subject to seizure, with Chief Justice Chase noting neutral vessels in belligerent trade become belligerent. The Nebraskan was returning to fulfill a coal contract for the U S Navy to move coal from Newport News to San Francisco. Agents expected it in Hampton Roads June 5. Ended own steam London May 26 The Nebraskan passed Queenstown under its own power en route to Liverpool at eight knots. Motorists get clubrooms Next Friday Waterloo clubrooms at 181 Wridge Street open to motorcyclists and guests. Meet 7 pm then Plaza theatre outing and lunch. Licensed to wed Luka Zubok Waterloo Ant Matach Waterloo Vern L Dellis Waterloo Mabal Flemming Waterloo
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Washington, D. C
White Star Line
Chase
United States Navy Department
Newport News
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Navy
Ender
London
Queenstown
Liverpool
Waterloo Modorevere
Wridge Street
Waterloo
Plaza Theatre
Freight cars burned at Midway in suspicious fire
Freeport May 26 Ten Illinois Central freight cars on the Midway sidetrack were burned Monday night. The fire’s cause is unknown and investigation will follow. The cars were new and stored for La Salle use. This marks the second such destruction at Midway in two months, following a blaze that destroyed twenty eight cars and several railroad buildings.
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Freeport, Jr
Illnois Central Railroad Company
la Salle
Midway
Pan Americans Approve Arbitration Proposal
The executive committee of the United States chamber of commerce unanimously approved a proposal for arbitration of commercial disputes by representatives of Argentina attending the Pan American conference. The announcement was released today by the conference in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Argentina
United States
Chamber of Commerce
British steamer reports submarine chase in North Sea
The British steamer Imber, sailing from Liverpool, arrived at Maasluis via London and says two German submarines pursued her near the North Hinder lightship in the North Sea.
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Maaslauis
Holland
London
Imberd
Liverpool
North Sea
General Markets Grain Prices and Dairy Receipts Mixed
Market reports from New York show unsettled conditions in putter receipts and firmer cheese with steady averages for state whole milk. Poultry values edge lower on live and dressed meats with Western regions showing variable prices for broilers turkeys and fowls amid market volatility.
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XEW York Propeer
New York
Hennery
Mearbys Hennery
Brandon Daily News Social and Local Notices
Brandon May 27 report details Everett Crum rine moving to Garrison for a store position. Local repairs on Short building by Haines and gon. Kensington club hosted by Mrs J D Nobholz with fancy work and a two course luncheon. Ethel Wood returns for summer. Brandon school year ends with Prof. Winn and Miss Jordan retained. Miss Blanche Jones to Jesup. Ward Blainbrooke buying land. A Pardon buys West part lot. Frank Town buys a car. H E Tunks in Waterloo for building materials. Mrs Wade Frick mourns grandson in Rock Rapids. Two year old son of Harry Frink injured in skylight fall. survived to night. J Russell of Dubuque visits. Gilbert Tracy Nas buys sixery under car. Mr Brooks injures arm. Mayor Van Skike and wife suffer car accident. both injured. Miss Hazel Mehler of Galesburg visiting grandmother Mrs Marriet Van Buren.
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Brandon
Everett Crumrine
Garrison
Haines
Gon
Charlie
Auburn
J. D. Nobholz
Kensington Club
Ethel Wood
Cedar Palls
John Winn
Misa Jordan
Urbana
Blanche Jones
Jesup
Ward Blainbrooke
Frank Town
A. Pardon
Ed Elleworth
H. E. Tunks
Waterloo
Wade Frick
Rock Rapids
Harry Frink
J. Russell
Dubuque
Gilbert Tracy Nas
Carl Schon
Brooks
H. Brooks
van Skike
Horton May 23 notices and visit claims
Frank MacKengie lost a driving horse last week. Mrs Mabel Bacon closed the spring term of school in the Bell District last Friday. James McDonald of Long Beach arrived for a visit with relatives. Perry Beck added several improvements to its tenement house. Children’s Day observances planned for June 13. G I Martin rebuilding a barn after a recent fire. Claire Drouillard of Zwingle visiting relatives. Charley McDonald wrote the Sth Rrado examination in Waverly last week. Ruth Noyd in Plainfield. Memorial Day will be observed on.
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Zwingle
Charley McDonald
Waverly
Ruth Noyd
Plainfield
May 30 Forenoon Service Ask Attendees Bring Flowers
A brief note requests all who eat to bring flowers for the May 30 forenoon gathering. The fragment provides no further context about event location or organizers.
Waterloo Freight Traffic Hearings in Des Moines July
Commissioner Wood of the interstate commerce commission will hold hearings at Des Moines on July in the following cases Waterloo Register Co. vs Chicago Northwestern Waterloo Saddlery Co. vs Balti Traore & Ohio and Southwestern Waterlog Machine Co. vs Illinois Central Herrick Refrigerator Co. vs Chicago Northwestern May 26 Des Moines dispatch reports special.
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Washington, D. C
Wood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Waterloo Register Co. Ve
Chicago Northwestern
Waterloo Saddlery Co
Balti- Traore & Ohio and
Southwestern
Waterlog Machine Co
Illnois Central
Herrick Refrigerator Cove
Chifaga Northwestern
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IWA
Rate Commission
Cat
Tle
Ritain
Callie W
Renie
Iowa St
Huchanan
Sherman T. Mears
Osage
Elizabeth Anspach
Dayton, C
Rev
H. A. Anspach
City
C. O. Gronen
St. Francis Hospital
Chautauqua Park
James Carson
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
J. W. Ford
Gedar Falls
Fort Dodge
Gertrude Lowe
Claude
Fresno
Cal
Norman Eby
Father Kelley
Kansas
Pythian Sisters Vistalice Meeting
Pythian , Weld
Grundy Cons
W. UT
Cedar Falle
Manchester
Ete M. Anderson
Dayton
Ramer
Grundy Center
Anna Morrison
Murty Horner
New
P. Hall
Luka Zubok
Ant Matach
Vern L. Dellis
Mabal Flemming
Chalmers
Fin
Bryant Motor Car Co
Adve
Nichols-Finn
Publi
Nichols-Finn Advertising Company
South State Street
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