Dairy Cattle Congress booster drive boosts Waterloo plans
Nine teams of five business leaders from Waterloo draw from the Commercial club Chamber of Commerce Rotary Retail Merchants association and Town Criers Ad club to push a four day Dairy Cattle Congress effort. Captains lead teams to place the show on a permanent Waterloo institution with a luncheon at the Irving hotel and a Friday plan review.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Retail Merchants’ Associaton
Town Criers
Dairy Castle Congress
all-Waterloo
Irving Hotel
Reihoul Prospects Improved Despite Rail Earnings Boost
Announcement from Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania Railroad set October records for gross earnings and freight car loadings totaling 896 769 cars, up 172 422 from September. A recent statement cites the September eastern net as the largest on record for any month. Union Pacific’s R B Levett returned from an inspection trip noting better western conditions and brighter business prospects. Meanwhile, Freeport Bulletin notes Minors Central section hands on the Dodgeville and Madison lines, mainly Italian workers, are leaving the railroad daily to return home.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. B
Levett
Union Pacific Railroad
New York
West
Freeport Bulletin
Minors Central Railroad
Dodgeville
Madison
Waterloo man jailed over desertion and non support
Robbins of Waterloo arrested December 28 on a charge of being a fugitive from justice after a governor inquiry into his wife Editha Mayeo's desertion case. Evidence showed he kept a Waterloo house and sent about 80 monthly, with 800 in a Chicago bank, while she refused to join him. he pleaded not guilty. A writ of habeas corpus was issued and Robbins was brought to the sheriff's office.
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Clarke
Haner
Robbins
Waterloo
Clive
Waterton
Gel
Stes
Mayeo
Wosterloo
Hibress Central
Stophins
Chicago
Fa Bank
Mullin
Priggner
Whaliff
Governor declines requisition frees Rob Bing on bond
Rob Bing is released after the governor refuses to honor the requisition and grants freedom on a $1,000 appearance bond. His attorney, Willis N. Birdsall, made the showing in Des Moines when the case was heard by the governor.
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Willis N. Birdsall
Des Moines
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