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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1923

Page

9

Wanted Jobs and Services Classified Ads Compilation

A long list of help-wanted and service ads offering tutoring waterford roofing and cleaning, paperhanging painting and rug cleaning, moving and freight hauling, ashes and rubbish removal, window cleaning, real estate sales, and miscellaneous purchases. Includes phone numbers and brief service descriptions from a Waterloo Iowa area page.

Rhone Waterloo Gall Murray Phone Waterloo Drag Line Ackerson Otter Baltimore M Tetler Electrica Tric Fuganors Rar Hanser Ansett Waterloo Hoolne & Sunuly Fifth St Waentet Howe Waterlio Exchange J. W. Slaughter Cedar Heights Dunkerton Sn Thomas Cunningham SH. Greer Dunkerton Brady J. Robin East Fourth St Tetms Watertoo Toofing & Supply Co

G A R Detail Finds Unmarked Graves Near Cedar Falls

Cedar Walls May 40 The Grand Army of the Republic visited local cemeteries decorating neglected Civil War graves. Five graves were found unmarked or previously unattended including soldiers from Co A Thirteenth Cavalry and others across Washington Highland Finchford and Fairview townships. The local obituaries note a Miller funeral and a Memorial Day program with addresses by Harry M. Gage of Coe College.

Datash Loert Grand Army of the Republic Iid G. A. BR Washington Chapel Cemetery Isaac Newelly Gerholdt Enoch van Gunny Adolph Matz Co. A Thirteenth Cavalry Thomas Stackett Mound City Finchford James Watson Highland Washington Township Washington Chapel Fairview Cedar Falls Greenwood

Crowded Community Meetings Across ANEBYVILLE Area

Large attendance at Jackson farm bureau meeting at the Smaking home. Program featured an instrumental solo by Margaret Kendall, community singing, and talks including Dr Rohlf on his South America trip. Also noted are school events, funerals, and various local civic meetings through early June.

Junesville Jackson Farm Bureau Ray Smaking Margaret Kendall Cedar Fiulis Adolph Holpne Merwin George Rohlf Waverly South America Mise Sylvester B. By Shores Samm Mae Daugherty Cedar Malls Bradford Carrie Lesiie Omaha George

For Trade Firestone East Side Cottage For Trade

Trade notice for a cottage recently papered on the East Side near the car line in a good neighborhood. Will accept a car as first payment and balance monthly plus rent. No phone calls. Bring car to 305 West Fifth.

Waateeloo Kern Street Wreal Cutler Street Tierce Grocery Resi Wewr Fiesbungatow Uigi Bteal Sele Upper Commercial Street EL J. K West Fourth Street Hess Eal Heatate Williston Avenue A. H. Stoever Marshalltown Iowe Brrnes Park Pavone Heal Estate Morom Dairy Delaaval Heal Ottee West Side City Park Stormin I Co Mall Thru Center Rebel Avenue West Thinl Street E. Biobam & CO Laanm Zhal Farms Town Securities Co East Lafayette St West Second St Ford W. A. Hetterman Commerceial Street Phone Sais Aoe Linden Avenue Lafayetta Atrest DeLong'a Maxwell Sean West Hishin Zor Trauve West Fifth

Local Notes From Gresham and Surrounding Towns

Gresham Ta May 30 updates include Maurice Shanewise and family visiting the William Shanewise home. Louis Mother and family visiting Waterloo. Maria and Baby Atbetta ill with measles. Sanford Smith employed at Clarence Albright farm. Viola Shanewise graduates from Waverly’s thirt school. A lao and Steely Waters among visitors. Jen Douniels of Waterto visiting son. Walter Sorenson and family at Hudson. Message Bearers met at Rev Gov Wilson’s home. J I Miller of Waterloo handled farm business. quarterly meeting held at Inka church. Bork having Clarke of service. Tilson helping with farm work.

Gresham Maurice Shanewise Winterloo William Shanewlae Louis Waterloo Maria Atbetta Sanford Smith Independence Clarence Albright Willian Shanewise Waverly Viola Thirt Lao Siarcy Kauffman Watertoc Missex Atlee Leia Shanewise Steely Waters Atings Jen Douniels Watertoo Walter Sorenson Hudson Gov. Wilson F. Miller Inka Churen Taureday Alter Bork Clarke WLFP Mether Ia Tilson

Geneseo Notes Quiet Week Brightens Community Ties

Gene seo residents recount visits and events including Rev Raymond Grant from Geneva visiting parents, Mise Speicher enjoying a visit from her South Carolina father, and Pauline Guerngeys seventh birthday party. Local incidents note Raymond Mites injured by horses after a fall near a distillery. Bragenler family attended commencement, Vanderhexiden family visited Oakdale to see Henry La Franca, and local business moves record new sedans for Robert Mitchell and Derrick Vanderheyden. Mrs Tandabaugh ill. Lovn Grant returns from Mt green for summer break.

Genesero Raymond Grant Geneva Geneseo Finday- Mise Speicher South Carolina Pauline Guerngey Mondray Raymond Mites F A. Lockard Bragenler

Corn fields show varying growth across local farms

Reports from corn stretch across the area indicate diverse growth. some fields planted a week to ten days ago show good emergence while others lag or failed due to depth or cool dry weather. Several farmers near Waterloo Mount Vernon and surrounding townships report early stand progress with plowing and replanting concerns.

N. Mowatt Frederika D.S. Blough Waterloo Urea Ralph Harbaugh Blough Fred Murphy Logan Avenue Lon Rose Mr. Frose Mount Vernon Henry Moely Bia P. Bopp W. H. King Blount Vernon

Cool Weather and Drought Shorten Iowa Pastures

Northeast Iowa farmers report dry spring, cooler days, and scarce moist soil slowing pasture growth. Dairymen like Harry Smucker and Elmer Callies note pastures only fair with bluegrass and clover struggling. farmers in Chickasaw complain rain is badly needed. Butter production declines as pasture shortness raises costs and reduces dairy output across the state.

Harry Smucker Orange Town Smucker Timothy Elmer Callies

Cedar Farm Bureau Meeting Postponed for Conference

Cedar Township Farm bureau will meet tomorrow evening at the M J Driscoll home for the monthly session. The meeting was postponed last week due to a conflict with the third district farm event. William Rickert of Black Hawk county reports planting 55 acres of corn and feeding 55 cattle with another group of 60 on pasture. The first lot may go to market in August.

State of Iowa Black Hawk County J. H. Schuneman Blais Tele Granmar Girears F. B. Madionnah Behools Hvanogeline May Engel Black Hawk Ehayter Revealuden Sumner Sam Munger Grace Murke Delavan, Wister Mer. Burke Bureau Leon Livingston Dubuque Admph Schutry Ronnay Walter Wiles Wisconsin J. M. Murphy Maggie O'Connel St. Francis ‘Hospital Waterloo Will Woot Ross Shoemaker Cedar Heirs Fames McConkes Washington Clyde Claud Fredericksboro G. BE. Kingsbury John Raumeartner Alpha Raumgarsner Poeumonnia Eva Nonn Jmewmonia Era House Tet George Austin Hawk Virgle Huffman Baby Venturia Pelva Liewinlyn J.tia Kibbpee Mt. Versun Cedar Shall Rock Re Yeas Vernon Ancil Woore Bayn Yard John Timion Byestone Woa Sveylone de M. Uteleh Clayton County Maude Chapin Albert Srinker Sartori Hospital Delbert Moore Rolla Jones Misa Whorly Jones Shel Rock C. &. Decker Aliss Sullivan Alfaira Ottom Mena Cedar Township Cedar Falls William Rickert

Farm Women in Black Hawk County Plan State Fair Displays

About 17 Washington township women attended the daylong gathering at Mrs John Briden s home to discuss county exhibits for the Des Moines state fair. Miss Mina Knowles outlined project aims and a boaters contest while emphasizing practical display planning and broad participation by counties. Fifty plus women from 94 counties are writing home management projects for county participation, with the 1923 fairs offering numerous trips for club members and leadership development opportunities.

Washington Township Black Hawk County John Briden Mixa Neale Knowles Tulied le tLomnahip Buwa Fuly Jack Frank Mina Knowley Pat Des Moines Clinton Lowa’y Sonntles Black Hawt Dex Maines Misa Knowles Pui Ile Har Henith Briden Wallace Tinghes Inter France Elis Mnot Europe Tawa

Winneshiek Creameries Move Toward County Association

Thirteen creameries with forty directors and stockholders gathered in Calmar May 30 to form a Winneshiek county creamery association. The group aims to level the field, create a forum for issues, and later grade supplies to boost butter quality. N Bendickson of Farmers' Ice Day Creamery chairs the organizing committee as Clyde Bechtelheimer leads the meeting.

Calmar Winneshiek County Creamery Association Roy Scoles State Dairy and Food Commission C. E. Back Winoneshiek County N. ©. Bendickson Decorah Caimar Festina Highlandville Ridgeway Nordness Canae Ossian Saude Postville Protivin Clyde Bechtelheimer Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association

Co op Creameries Spread Across Iowa Bremer Leads

Bremer County hosts 19 co operative creameries, the highest in the state, with 14 co ops and two private plants. Iowa shows strong dairy output ranking third in butter production and fourth in total dairy products for the previous year, behind Minnesota Wisconsin and New York.

Iowa Bremer County Towa Bremer Association Minnesota Wisconsin New York

Mrs. Ora Howard Elected Club President

Gedar Falls on May 30 Miss Eliz agent led a home management demonstration at Mrs M B Howe's home. Twelve women attended and formed a community club with Ora Howard as president and Mrs Howe as vice president, Vera Hammer as secretary.

Gedar Falls Elizagent M. B. Howe Ora Howard Howe Vera Hammer

Cantaloupes Begin Market Run as Prices Remain Moderate

Chicago May 30. Cantaloupes enter market with moderate prices as acreage drops in several states, shipments earlier than last season, and arrivals from Imperial Valleys on May 23. Other produce trends show lighter strawberry movement, weaker onions, steady asparagus and beans, and higher Florida chambers. Real estate transfers also noted among local parcels and plats. Mrs Carney Tiger of Florida named champion woman cattle clipper.

Associated Press Chicago United Pirates Department of Agriculture Imperial Valles Tennessee Arkansas New Jersey South Carolina Florida Carney Tiger

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