Farm Journal Editor Describes Public Markets
Farm Journal Editor recounts a spontaneous farmers market in Wa terton where farmers and city laborers trade directly. The market, open early, features produce from apples to onions and meat to bread with fair, square deals. The scene includes crowds, weighing out pecks and half bushels, and a police presence ensuring order. The editor notes the market benefits both sides and envisions similar markets in twenty towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton
Aarons
San Pertaroes
Pelle Yantha Be
Patarnes
Evarshar
Igst
Robbers Named Cold Drafts and Dust Threaten Homes
Local residents are urged to protect against burglars described as Cold Drafts and Dust. The notice claims two robbers are active in the city, entering homes and offices at night, damaging interiors. Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip Co of Detroit offers protective weather strips with demonstrations and cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Xyear
Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip Co
Detroit
Mich
Reed
Waterton
Lows
Aged man prefers pen to farm life headline
Sydney reports Gabriel Tysor aged 20 to 22 years old was taken to Fort Madison by Sheriff Ryan to serve a two year term for robbing a hen roost. He says he prefers life in the penitentiary to farm work and has prior prison history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gabriel Tysor
Fort Madison
Ryan
Tysor
Enthusiasm at St. Paul's Revival Feeds Choir and Orchestral Music
The St. Pauls M.O.F. revival meetings feature earnest sermons by Rev. Ely J. Forsythe and a large choir conducted by F. F. Leonard, with nightly orchestral music. A big crowd attends as organizers aim for greater church unification and active spiritual work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M.of
Ely J. Forsythe
F. F. Leonard
Sadler Receives Signal Honor From Wisconsin Buttermakers
E. T. Sadler associate editor of the Creamery Journal has been invited to address the Wisconsin State Buttermakers association annual meeting at Green Bay on February 6 8 and 9 on Power Problems in the Creamery. The invitation marks a high honor for the editor of one of the nation s leading creameries groups. Sadler brings practical and theoretical expertise on economical power use in creameries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sadler
Creamery Journal
Wisconsin State Buttermakers’ Association
Green Bay
Sadler
Wisconsin Association
Waterloo Family Loses Son By Death
Friends of Mr and Mrs R G Wilkins formerly of 617 Kern Street Waterloo will mourn the death of their young son Reggie who passed away last Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Wilkins
Kern Street
City
Reggie
Reggie Wilkins Dies During Wisconsin Stay
Reggie Wilkins born June 3, 1902 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa showed early promise. Funeral and burial were held at the death location. he lived temporarily in Arta Vita township near Vilas, Wisconsin where his family, tied to Waterloo Roofing, had moved for a winter lumber contract and leased a Kern street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arta Vita Township
Vilas
Wis
Reggie
Cedar Rapids
Wilkins
Waterloo Roofing Company
Wisconsin
Kern Street
Cardui touted as a tonic for women in early 20th century ad
A Tampa letter from Mrs. E. C. Corum recalls relief from severe womanly troubles after using Cardui. The ad claims Cardui strengthens muscles and nerves, restores energy, and offers a 64 page Home Treated for Women booklet, with specialized instructions and plain wrapper mailing.
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Tampa
Fla
E. C. Corum
Cardus
Soman
Cardal
M. A Aerate Pads Advisory Bev
Chate Thoonz Medicine Co
Tiancage
Tenn
Tequasle
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Rose L. Fitz
Emil A. Tretzger
J.L. Hoyt
Gus R. Tretzger
Margaret B. Owen
Bessie Friedman
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Betts
TOTT
H. C. Blaisdell
Underwood Underwood
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Virginia Spickerman
Jessica. L. Johnston
Harriett Criss
Helen McMahon
W. J. Miller
Mabelle Dwyer
Monarch Smith
William F. Oswald
Ruth Hurforth
Harriett Criss Rose Bloom
Jessica L. Johnston
Emma M. Domemaque
Fuily
Humphryes
Underwood Smith
Monarch Underwood Smith
Errora Fenalty
Lottie E. Betts
Florence Smith
Miss McManus
Remington
Monarch
Farm Journal
ST. Paul's
Mr. E
Mr. Forsythe
John Fiske School
Forsythe
E. T. Sadler
Mellin
Cardui
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