Water loo eggs scarce as hens halt lay and prices rise
Rural Iowa hens halted egg production prompting Water loo shoppers to buy eggs. A farmer near the city bought six eggs with the grocer noting the hens’ layless condition. Retail egg price runs about thirty five cents as locals anticipate baking Saturday. A new vegetable, celery cabbage from California, hits the market at 20 to 25 cents per head. Prices for other produce listed including lettuce cucumbers and potatoes. The Tally vs Elk Run Land case in Justice Knapp’s court is continued until next week.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Fourth Street West
California
Canada
Tally
The
Elk Run Land & Townsite Co
Readlyn Mayor Seen In Waverly Business Visit
Waverly daily notes Mayor George Vanderwalker of Readlyn transacting business in Waverly. Local residents Ida Ryan, J F Wile, A J Wile, and others visited here or traveled to nearby towns. Social calls, birthday gathering for Mrs Richard Brandenburg, and minor moves among clerks and millinery staff fill the day with travels and greetings across Iowa towns.
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Waverly
George Vanderwalker
Readlyn
Ida Ryan
Oelwein
Fairbank
J. F. Wile
A. J. Wile
Waterloo
A. A. Broadie
John Leitha
W R. C
Parkersburg
Tom Rowan
Harvey Whithead
Shell Rock
Jesse Royer
Janesville
F. W. King
King
Roger
Mary Anderson
Bunyard & Schults
Chicago
Margaret Betterman
Denver
Hilda Luhbring
Leslie & Humphries
Luhring & Pape
Chas. Kohagen
Richard Brandenburg
Laymen's Missionary Movement in Iowa Plans State Meetings
The Laymen's Missionary Movement in Iowa held a directors meeting at the First National Bank parlors yesterday afternoon to discuss fundraising and a two day series of missionary meetings starting December 2. The group pushes the every member canvass and a duplex envelope system to unify giving for missions and benevolence. Rev. Wilbur L. Clapp is state superintendent with officers James Black president Roger Leavitt vice president W R Jamerson secretary Benjamin J Howrey treasurer and Adam Wagner plus C F Alstadt as directors.
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Iowa
First National Bank
Wilbur L. Clapp
James Black
Roger Leavitt
W. R. Jameson
Benjamin J. Howrey
Adam Wagner
C F. Alstadt
Corn Market Declines on Weather Forecasts
Chicago reports a sharp drop in corn prices on forecasts of improved weather. Wheat prices eased after official reports showed Argentina's losses small. Also noted are housing moves for Mr and Mrs C R Brown previously of Des Moines now at 80 Fifth Street West with Brown working as a machinist at the Iowa Dairy Separator plant.
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Chicago
C. R. Brown
Des Moines
Fifth Street
Iowa Dairy Separator
Orange and Black marks tenth year with football focus
The Orange and Black, the East High School paper, issued a fifty page football special this morning. Miss Marion Cooley leads the staff as editor in chief with Olmier Taffner as business manager and a full team of editors. The issue features portraits of Principal Whiteside, Principal Miller, Prof. Oleson and the East High football squad and carries the slogan Get West, High across pages.
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Orange and Clack
Orange and Black
Marion Cooley
Olmier Taffner
Ronald Reed
Corrine Howrey
Hazel Hanlon
Fred Becker
Louise Peel
Lela Powers
Carleton Reed
Doris Brownlee
Elodie Julien
Feren Gaiser
Marie Smith
Ruth McKeen
Jessie Tuthill
Julia Peek
Frank Lindelof
Burry Boston
Coarl HW
Imposter duo beg on Logan Avenue posing as church reps
A middle aged woman and a young girl visited homes on Logan Avenue claiming to represent Walnut Street Baptist Church to solicit funds for the city poor. Rev. John Fungan Smith alerted police, but the pair evaded capture. officers found several homes they had visited and believe a small sum was raised.
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Walnut Street
Wild flowers bloom across city yards before Thanksgiving
Dandelions carpet city loops and yards, noted by Waterman as a freak of the weather. A tide or walk reveals beds of these flowers with reddened petals, especially across Western avenue and Prospect Hills, where many yards display them. Some have seeded bells.
Couriey Advertises $8800 Deal on Lim
Mr. Rive of Si5 South Barclay Street received an advertisement offering a limited time deal valued at 8800 dollars. The notice references a Couriey advertisement and a chosen lim product or service.
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Rive
South Barclay Street
The
Couriey
Lim
Labor Temple Site Hunt Amid High Prices
A central labor committee seeks a site for a new three story labor temple but faces costly property and has dropped a $10 090 commercial street lot. Funds are secured and construction may start soon once a site is chosen. No word yet on Charles Darrow’s appearance.
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Central Labor Body
Moose Lodge
Commercial Street
Whi. Moore
Darrow
Charles Darrow
Thea Joral
Moore
Orchard News Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Happenings
Orchard residents report visits from Mrs Butterfield of Colorado and Mrs Shively. Shoppers from Osage include Marian Crawford and Kittie Breans. Families move and host guests, with Mrs Treward Morse entertaining and the Ladies Aid fair earning nearly 874. Chester Blandin and county superintendent F I Bond are noted among local appearances.
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George Gilvert
Larson
Treward Morse
Arnold
Osage
Vincent Blandin
Prana Tilhart
Sdillwater
Howardyville
Chester Blandin
Wo Bond
Bond
Mr. Green
Burlington
Gresham Brief Notices Include Moves and Visits
Clarence Albright went to Waterloo to take winter work. Will Miller hauled hay to his new property northwest of Dewar. J Holdiman and Mr Barreta?uloed to Waterloo on business. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller visited.
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Gresham
Clarence Albright
Waterloo
Will Miller
Dewar
J. Holdiman
Barret
John Miller
Palmer's Grocery Specials List
Palmer's Grocery lists daily specials including 17 lbs sugar for 1.00, 4 lbs navy beans 0.25, 3 cans Van Camp Milk 0.25, large cans corn and potatoes, Creamery Butter 0.35, and cleaning products. Phone orders encouraged, cash only, location at 226-28 E. ath mt. Dp. HW. PALMER.
Moritol White Liniment Promoted for Sore Throat Chest Pains
Moritol White Liniment advertised as a relief for sore throat cold on the lungs croup and chest pains. Instructions advise saturating a flannel cloth with the liniment and applying as a plaster. Exclusive agents are Red Cross Drug Co and Henderson Drug Co.
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Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Thanksgiving Services at Gresham Church Next Sunday
Relatives gathered at Waterloo last Sunday. Thanksgiving services will be held at the Gresham church next Sunday with both morning and evening services. A finance committee meeting of the city council is set for this evening to audit bills for the regular city council meeting next Monday evening.
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Waterloo
Gresham Church
Dr John White Specialist Offers Complete Medical Care
An advertisement touts Dr John White as a specialist with a scientific method that finds and removes the cause of illness. It promises treatment of female and male ailments, rectal issues without surgery, and personal visits at Marsh Place Building with office and residence phone numbers.
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Seon
Marsh Place
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