Final Dairy Cattle Congress luncheon fuels stock drive
Nine teams gathered at the Irving hotel for a noon mass meeting as the final gathering of boosters proceeded. By noon about half of the $31,000 stock was subscribed, with many businessmen planning to confer before committing shares. The William Galloway silver loving cup awaits the winning team while capital stock sales fund permanent show improvements and reserve funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Irving Hotel
Dairy Show Park
Wall Street
A. E. Haswell
No. 9
H. O. Bernbrook
Waterloo
J. R. Vaughan
Estel
Upper Town
Holstein-Freisian Breeders’ Association
An Injustice Righted In A Woolshed Court
A white Vicksburg visitor witnesses a local colored court trying Caesar Henderson for Tecumseh Rodman murder. Dinah Ochiltree defends Caesar as the judge prosecutes, a hanging sentenced, and a white attorney proposes a marriage loophole to avert the gallows, ending with Dinah and Caesar wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Tecumseh
Caesar
Dinah
Cassar
Zeb Parker
Lew Barker
Tecumseh Ami
Dicah
England
Edward U
Darkies
An Equipped Optical Shop Ad and Local Notes
City in brief items recount residents visiting and traveling to Chicago and California, local deaths and funerals, court adjournment and hospital tax relief, charity needs a stove, sorority independence, church events, family visits, a sample apple growth, and a child’s birthday party. A humor column concludes with a joke about national preparedness in family life.
Chancellor declares Germany cannot be starved
Wireless dispatch from Sayville reports Chancellor von Hethmann-Haallweg replying to Socialist pressure on food price control. He assured the German people that hopes of starving Germany out by Entente action would be disappointed. Also noted: Mt Hope church sermon on walking paths, Daughters of the King bake sale at Waterloo Furniture. ad chatter from Syracuse dispatch and fashion ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Borlla
Sayville
Socialist Party
von Heth- Mann-Haallweg
Germany
W. A. Peterson
Mt. Hope Church
Waterloo
Romantic Toush Sparks Fatherly Objection
The article notes a conversation in which a father objects to his son's marriage to George. The tone hints at a romantic and playful clash, suggesting the couple anticipates a lively, affectionate union despite parental misgivings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Detralt Free Press
Pedestrian Crossing Rule Noted at Intersections
A local ordinance requires pedestrians to cross only from corner to corner and not diagonally. Drivers report few incidents as the public observes the rule, while motorists urge caution at intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pravel
Bryant Suffering Stroke Gains Ground at Cedar Gate
Word from Cedar Place indicates W A Bryant showing steady improvement after a paralytic stroke. Bryant, president of W A Bryant & Son Co and father of several children, remains under care as local notes report. Police court actions involve Lehmidt cited for aging apples and Schuntit released on bonds after a preliminary hearing. market items and groceries listed in the unchanged section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hryant
Howe
Cedar Pate
Mr. Bryant
W. A. Tryant & Sona Company
James E
Walter A. Jr
Roy W
Philip I
Brank
Bryant
LH. T. Lehmidt
Murphy
Schuntit
Poles Court
TWO AGL BREATHERS CAUGHT IN PRONTA HEPATING HAD ROAD
A series of confused OCR fragments describe a local road project near Virden with a temporary bridge, a permanent crossing, and farm involvement. Mentions charges against individuals for money schemes and a jail note about suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa
Donald Aboot
Virden Ercel
Nyhe County
Want Elics Show In October Cut
A faded notice notes Ye Elke minstrel show could tour nearby cities with offers from Elkies Oel Wel and Charles Otty. Officials worry hospital charity funds may rise from $1,000 to $1,200 if the season proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elics
Otmper
Elke
Elkies
Oelwel
Charles Otty
Ike
Tha
Willehe
Hill Karou Hosts Western to Kill Kare Club Event
Mrs Too Du Vall entertained members of the Kill Kare club at her Wighth street west home last evening. Edith Miller sold quadrants and Vinnia Borlels received the favor. The hostess served on two cone luncheons, decorated in pink and white. Mrs Du Vall and Mrs Wallace Chesley helped with serving. Edith Miller, Dartels and Lou Grady were among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Too du Vall
Om Wighth Street
Edith Miller
Vinnia Borlels
du Vall
Mia
Wallace Chesley
Miss Miller
Misa Dartels
Lou Grady
Directors to Meet on Future Course in Winter Months
The board of directors of the commercial entity will meet in regular session this evening in the clubrooms to complete arrangements for the future course on business copy diet and which is scheduled for the winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilh Maat
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Wang ~ Milier Shoo Co
Brea @g Courier and Reporter
Buchanan's
J.ore Alford
Chicago
Bradbury
Howard Wickinger
Grassy Lake
Canada
J. B. Dietz
O'Bleness
Cedar Rapids
la Porte City
George Tempus
John Patton
William Feglen
California
Ross Dean
OC. L. Dean
Presbyterian Hospital
Henry Melans
New England
N. D
Associated Charities
Epsiion Ki: Omega
Lucile Bruner
Our Lady of Victory Academy
J. H. Howard
Fredericksburg
Wiaterloo
Iowa City
Iowa-Ames
Mr. Shoemaker
St. Paul's Church
J. H. Johnson
R. J. Rook
Ricker Street
Davenport
Geo. Lufkin
Spokane. Wash
Washington
Marguerite Carnes
Mobile Street
Egbert ,Carnes
John Phlor
Mr. Twobble
MT. Hove Services
Daughters of the King of Christ Church
Waterloo Furniture Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Evangeliar Sunday
Canverly
Wainy & Miller Shoe Co
W. AG Tiryant Pmeroving
Dutaque
Pieetong's
Phang
Hare Tongs Grocery
Fadororlisament
Toles
Luightott
Duathey McMurray
Courk
Charles Chty
Corge Weat
Don Seymour
Irere
Meorin
Ive Wien Mwere
Lng
Dee
Minnesot
Tate Wart Miller
Whiithrap
Mina
Minnanpolis
PO Wat
William Tf
Fhigetna
Waterton
AnnieDlank
Drbuque Wetuers
Bolagoa
Alae Trin
Desstaay Aarti
Blaiedennge
Catescory
Phone
Hill Karou
Chester White
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
Silver Ladd
Rex
Wonder
Cratos
Grandon & Thierman
Oscar Tostlebs
Celar Falls National Bank
Studebaker
Randolph St
West
Side
Lafayetta St. Cail
Red
Care Courier
Richt St
Mulberry
Peoples Clothing Store
Biennag
Wing & Sons
Decker Bros
A. B. Cameron
Knight
Brinkerhoff
Brinkerhoft
Ivers & Pond
Ivers
Firat
Nelson
Belmore
Iowa
Music House
Mason & Hamlin
Steinway
A. B. Chase
Julius Baur
Behning
M. Schultz
Onr
BLACK
Sycamore
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