Railroads Revise Schedules to Boost Busline Business
Iowa railroads announce revised schedules and innovations to curb losses to bus service. Milwaukee plans a May 31 limited train to Okoboji and Spirit Lakes with parlor car plus 178 miles in five and a half hours, 40 cent round trip from Des Moines. A Fourth of July sleeping car limited to lakes from Omaha and Des Moines at 4.75 round trip. Rock Island and Burlington swap local and limited services on branch lines, while Milwaukee uses gas electric cars on short hauls. New routes include Mid continental special Twin Cities to Dallas and Des Moines to Kansas City. Western div of Burlington speeds Des Moines to Albia with two new trains. Northwestern offers a Chicago Denver stopover Ames to Des Moines free side trip.
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International News Wire
Moines
Iowa
Rock Island
Great Western
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Burlington
H.W. Warren
Okoboji
Spirit Lakes
Des Moines
Warren
Omaha
The
Boone
Storm Lake
C. G. Gardner
Kansas City
Chicago
Denver
W North- Western
Points West
Ames
Osage Hemp Mill Destroyed by Fire
Osage Iowa May 29 The only hemp mill west of the Mississippi river was destroyed by fire at 11 Thursday morning. The mill was owned by W G Mee and this is its second blaze in a few months. Loss estimated at 4000 dollars. Mee will rebuild at Otranto with a larger hemp supply and fireproof construction while keeping his Osage home.
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Osage
Mississippi River
W.G. Mee
Indians First Boosters in Los Angeles Section
A 150 year old diary from a mission padre reveals California advertising by Yangwi Indians in New Los Angeles. The diary describes the village entry, hostile welcome with howls, and seeds tossed by the braves as a barter gesture, noting their lack of keys to the village and a planned move north to San Francisco. VRATERNPLY INCORPORATES. Theta Meta fraternity filings list John Harshbarnert as president and other officers.
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Los Angeles
California
Yangwi
New
San Francisco
Theta
Meta Fraternity
Cedar Falls
John Harshbarnert
Brockman
Mian Delzell
Luawregee Wood
Radio Programs Listings by City and Time Across Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across stations in Davenport Waterloo Des Moines Omaha Pittsburgh Lincoln Shenandoah Denver Chicago and other cities. Entries show times programs and artists such as orchestras choirs concerts and lectures, with notes on addresses and special features.
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WOC
Davenport
Radio Farm School
Des Moines
WOAW
Omaha
KDEA
Pittsbirh
U. of Pittsburish
KFAB
Lincoln
KFXE
Shenandoah
KOA
Denver
ETHS
Hot Springs
KYW
Chicago
WAP
Fort. Worth
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEX
Detroit
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
New York
WEBH
Post
Atfolee Wfaa
Dallas
WGN
Schenectady
Debe
WGY
WILA
Madison
Was
Wall St * Journal Review
Nyua College
Mark Twain
Navy
WIT
Philadelphia
Morning Glory Club
WLS
Cornhuskers
Wideamas Club
Wwre Ego
WMC
Memphis
W. Omaha
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Richmond Hill
Matsic
Minneapolis-Se Paul
Pagana
Mierry
Ehaembl
Mandell
Ait
Cleveland
Ila Wailin
Schenestady
Wenwaphee
Wihlas
eTufeville
Wiaz
Nework
Whs
Chicrgo
Wow
Cincinnat
WMAQ
WRB
Ware
WOR
Newark
WREG
Lansing
U-11
Cincinnati
WSB
Atlanta
Entertainment Web
New Orleans
WAM
Cleveland Singing Society
WTAS
Bigin
Radio Digest
Local Boy Scouts Prepare For Memorial Day Events
Waterloo scouts will participate in the Memorial day program with three buglers at Memorial hall at 3 am and a parade in the afternoon. Troop No 8 wins the efficiency contest and Walter Myers will receive the gold scout watch and other prizes are planned for top finishers. The event ends with a reveal of "The Cat" by Arthur F Jury and Junior Hi Y elects officers and plans a Morris Isle camp trip with archery and bow making.
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Waterloo Boy Secours
Memorial Hall
Waterloo Theatre
Washington Park
American Legion
Walter Myers
Harry Ralston
Dean McFarland
Troop No. 1
Arthur F. Jury
Waterloo
Y. M.C.A. Club
Robert Kittrell
Franklin Fish
Paul Walker
Milton Perry
R. M. Wrant
E. T. Lay
Pee
Morris Isle
Central
West Highti
F. W. Richardson
Farmer Gilbert Bonded After Inebriated Crash Accident
Sick Gilbert, a New Hampton farmer, was released on a 360 appearance bond in municipal court after Sheriff H. T. Wagner arrested him for driving while intoxicated following a collision on Logan avenue near Allen Memorial hospital. His sedan skidded into a ditch, suffering damage while Gilbert was injured and treated by a physician.
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Gilbert
New Hampton
H. T. Wagner
Herman Steege
Logan Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Wagn
Presbyterian assembly adjourns after peace resolutions
Juckington Kentucky May 29 The sixty fifth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States adjourned yesterday after adopting resolutions favoring every worthy effort to secure the peace of the world.
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Juckington
Sixty-Fifth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States
North Iowa Pike graveling contracts awarded in two counties
Lettings for paving and graveling on primary road No 19 and No 102 in Fayette and Clayton counties push the North Iowa Pike project forward. W C Weaver Iowa Falls wins a $24,543.59 contract for 26 075 cubic yards of gravel with oversize crush and haul. Womts and Magee of Prairie du Chien win significant Clayton county awards for 13 47 miles of graveling plus loading, hauling, spreading and overhaul totaling about $8 750.50. Nagle of Waukon secures hauling work with a $4 534 total for his portion. Overall Kings Seeton county lettings total 49 720.
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Fayette
Clayton
Iowa Pike
J. A. Paulsen
Fayette County
No. 19
West Union
Hawkeye
W. C. Weaver
Iowa Falls
Womts & Magee
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Clayton County
McGregor
Monona
Froelich
Peg Perot
Nagle
Wauken
Kings Seenton County
Argentine Paper Grows Too Big For Old Home
Buenos Aires paper La Razon moves to a new five story building on Avenida da Mayo. The modern facility features six rotary presses and 20 linotype machines, a large morgue with 500,000 references, and a 30,000 volume public library for lectures and events. The paper’s circulation has tripled to over 150,090.
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Buenos Aires
la Razon
South America
Ia Razon
José Cortejarena
Angela L. Sajo
Adjourned Board of Review Set for June 9 Hearings
The city council acting as a board of review finished work Thursday night and property owners warned it is too late to protest current assessments. An adjourned meeting will be held June 9 where complaints may be heard by owners whose assessments were raised above the assessor’s figures.
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Theity Council
Tts
City Clerk to Post Alphabetical List of Affected Owners
The city clerk's office will display an alphabetical list of affected owners. The board of review has held 26 meetings with each councilman paid 2 dollars per meeting. Trial jurors for the May term of district court have been excused until further call by telephone or letter, per J W Thompson.
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Board of Review
J. W. Thomp T
Indictment Seen in Murder Case Involving Mrs Bertha Munger
The son and clerk W A Cook county attorney express anxiety as Hy Sweeney is tried this term on an indictment charging second degree murder in Mrs Bertha Munger’s death. Continuance was asked by defense last week due to the absence of A Lover Joy who is expected to aid the defense.
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W. A. Cook
Sweeney Bo
Bertha Munger
Loverjoy
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