Kemerer Enters Atkinson Firm In Waterloo Move
Paul E. Kemerer a veteran Ohio newspaper publisher and lyceum chautauqua worker will join W. J. Atkinson’s bureau in Waterloo. He moves from Carrollton with his brother and will serve as treasurer and publicity director for the International Lyceum and Chautauqua association while locating his family in Waterloo. His links give him inside knowledge of Harding Cox politics.
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Paul E. Kemerer
Ohio
Lyceum and
Chautaugua
Western Lyceum
W. J. Atkinson
Kemerer
Waterloo
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
Atkinson
Cbautau Que Association
Carrollton
Harding
Gev
Hiss
Altho
Gov
Cox
Politicians to hold boards at show Saturday review
The article notes events at a cattle show including dairy cattle judging contests, a social parade of cattle and horses, and a grand parade of winners. Grand champions Johanna Glenda Lad and De Kol AE bin Princess 2d are highlighted with high values. Roches ter Winn and Maywood farm Rochester Minnesota figures are cited.
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Pag JO Ao
H. Grand Porsde
Guernsey
Hippodrome
Johanna Glenda Lad
Maywood Farm
Rochester
Winn
Jack Dempsey
Eader
Minnesota
de Kol AE
N. P. Hanson Farm
Detroit
Minn
West Virginia in Democratic Drift Toward Harding
Local Democratic leaders in West Virginia claim a drift toward the Republican candidate with national support aiding their efforts. They cite stronger organization and personal ties in counties and precincts and judge the trend as easing toward a Harding majority in the state.
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Cox
West Virginia
National Democratic Organization
Harding
Maine
Harding Proposes Federal Division of Social Justice
Senator Harding calls for a new federal department of public welfare to unify scattered welfare bureaus. He argues for streamlined administrative machinery to advance humanitarian policies and reduce bureaucratic waste while expanding child welfare and public health efforts.
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Harding
Division OF Social Justice
Children's Bureau
Haffling
Pees
Department of Public Welfare
Washington
Harding Opposes Federal Burdens in Social Justice Plan
The speaker denounces federal apartments for social justice and welfare as wasteful and calls for avoiding bureaucracy. He warns against a strong national government intruding into local duties and urges reverence for community spirit and initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
United States
Oakland cars not reduced but prices guaranteed
The Waterloo Auto & Supply Co announces Oakland car prices will not drop until labor and material costs decrease. The manufacturers guarantee current prices to all Oak land dealers and buyers through next May and will refund any such reduction. Sweden's waterwars are, on average, open for a days and year and frozen for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
Iowa
Sweden
City in Brief and Local Notables Mix of News
Waterloo items note residents traveling to Wisconsin and Oregon, visitors in town, and local officials. Fire alarm tally for September shows 15 calls with losses from 10 to 30000 dollars, excluding one Galloway fire. Local police recall duty, a horse cruelty incident, and community events at Westminster Presbyterian.
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P. F. Graham
Center Street
Oregon
Ricker van Metre
Chicago
J. van Metre
Horace van Metre
University of Iowa
Waterloo
Galloway
Park Avenue
Mulberry S Street
Tom Malcolm
Malcolm
Littleton
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Michigan Fair Men Inspect Dairy Congress Buildings
C F Gates of Sandusky and George W Dickinson will arrive in Waterloo to inspect the Dairy Cattle Congress equipment. They plan to introduce ideas for Michigan fair grounds and will be accompanied by an architect. The Michigan state fair is in its seventy first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Gates
Sandusky
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
Michigan
Waterloo
George W. Dickinson
Dairy Cattle Congress
Gates
Dickinson
Thompson Resigns as Waterloo Deputy Court Clerk
J. W. Thompson, the district court deputy clerk for six years, resigned last night. He came from Butler county where he served two terms as district court clerk. Fred S. Pettit, the current clerk, praised Thompson's work this morning, noting his popularity with Waterloo attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
District Court
Mr. Thompson
Butler County
Fred S. Pettit
Thompson
Waterloo
Can of Burning Tar Sets Fire to House
A painter heating tar in the basement of John Almstead at 609 Pine Street left a tar bucket on a risible burner. The tar boiled over and ignited the house prompting fire units to respond at 1 05 p m. Dense smoke filled the cellar hindering firemen from finding the seat of the blaze. Rafters and flooring were damaged as the fire was brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Almstead
Pine Street
Mentho Sulphur Cream Promises Fast Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur cold cream as a quick remedy for itchiness and eczema. It claims germ destroying action soothes irritation and heals eruptions, rash and pimples, leaving clear skin, with immediate visible relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
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