Edison School Wins Garden Cup at Dairy Grounds Show
Thomas Edison school won the cup for the highest score in the children’s garden contest directed by Mrs. Chester Cadwallader with 195 points. Miss Frances Reside received the cup from Prof. Kennedy of State Agricultural college who initiated the work. About 225 children enjoyed the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds, rode in donated cars, and visited the halls and hippodrome. Awards will be ribbons Monday and prizes later. Craig Ellyson led individual scoring with 62 points among a long list of named participants and plant entries.
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Thomas Edison School
Chester Cadwallader
Frances Reside
Kennedy
State Agricultural College
Dairy Cattle Congress
Craig
Ellyson
Thomas Edison
Central
Kingsley
Emerson
Whittier
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McKinley
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Washington Irving
Lowell
Our Lady of Victory
St. Mary's
Joi Fiske
Hawthorne
Washington
Junior High
Ctt
Zinnia
Esther Reside
Eliberking
Cosmos
Ferrig
Ruth Miller
Rkgan
John George Hughes Dodge
Hdna
Hinze
Cockscomp
Frances Resders Boman
Ruth Moessne
Deloise
Willard DeLong
Celoise
Marguerite Hemsath
Bertha
Ferris
Gene Dat
Delores Kirk
Corinne Cherry
Cockscomb
Fern Reside Parsley
Duane Emerson
Abullion
William Pett
Dorothy Darby
Gumbo
Oka
Edwin Sto Nasturdams
Russell
William Bowerman
George Kimball Lea Dutcher
Fern Reside
Edgar Hoag
Kenneth Orse
Green Sweetcorn
Paul Bateman
Gladys Russell
Beans
Mary Harbers
Melvin Gleven
LeRoy McTzlane
Franklin Bowerman
Salsify
Glen Burbank
Jam Bowerman
Jean-, Djer
Melvin Cleven
Sther Reside
Robert Ebel
Ruth Hitchcock
Craig Lces
Frances Edge
Violet Neff
Stewart
Craig Ellyson
Dallas Ellyson
Fern Hee An
McFarlane
Frankle Bowerman
Cris’ EL
Barres Craig
Margaret Bord
Milton Feld
Gratehard
Gene Dah
Craig EY Wilma Forth
Edith Thomson
Jon Farland
Myrmle Mellewan
Cra Thelma
Elly Keney
Nina Freeman
Iand Mosher
Mango
Willig Bowerman
Vera McPac- E Orson
Frans Reside
Ne Bern
Grace
Alice Rose Fert
Hints
Hawara Mussett
Com
George Kim Ver
Helen Storse
Marielle Mier
Beets
Max Ashintre
S——Harry
Melvin Cleves
Pe Barnes
Cebbage
Bernic Iz Pike
Sia McGowan
Dar- Preserves
Dorothy Bondurs
Edit Thompson
Mar
Kosberg
Main Erries
Biurh Leask
China Rejects Jap Plan for Shantung in Note
The Chinese cabinet rejected Japan's nine points on Shantung in a note to Tokyo. China also prepared identical copies for all foreign ministers, outlining reasons against direct negotiations and summarizing its case in Shantung dispute.
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Shantung
Ins Associated Press
Japan
Tokio
Foreign Office
Cty
Fish of Yesteryear Leads Angler Chase, Stuffed
Clift Hallowell, a Waterloo resident and Izaak Walton devotee, recalls a northern Minnesota fishing trip featuring a 40 pound muskie. The tale centers on Cliff’s dramatic snag, the mounted trophy later returned to Waterloo, and a humorous exclamation as the fish was recognized as a longtime prize. Also noted is a Cedar Falls Farm Women’s club schedule with several hostesses listed for poultry events.
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Clift Hallowell
Fof Izaak Walton
Yesteryear
Mnesota
Mr. Muskie
Cliff
Minnesota
Frank Court
Bill Atkinson
Abraham Lincoln
Dr. Court
Jones
Cliff Hallowell
Hallowell
Muskie
Waterloo
Express
Farm Bureaus Set Meeting to Coordinate District coworkers
A meeting of all farm bureaus in the Third district of Town is planned at the Cedar Falls Commercial clubrooms on Tuesday Oct 4. The aim is closer ties between township officers school district co operators and farm bureau work. Mrs Elsworth Richardson will speak and either C W Hunt or Ed Cunningham will address. Extension department speakers from Iowa State College Ames will also attend. Miss Hudson county home demonstrator announced a talks schedule for poultry eating.
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Third Congressional District
Cedar Falls
Elsworth Richardson
C. W. Hunt
Des Moines
State Federation of Farm Bureau Organizations
Ed Cunningham
Extension
Iowa State College
Ames
Hudson
Fabeer
Westminster
the Bureau
Berlin
City in Brief: Social Notes and Local Visits
Waterloo area social column records a parade of visitors and residents including Bristow Iowa guests Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jungkuat and family, A. J. Bush and Mrs. Claude Dye from Denver, a Y W C A swimming class opening, and Dr. Sidney D. Smith coroner returning from a 2900 mile motor trip with his daughters Vivian and Ruby. Other local arrivals include Mrs. Mary Bush and Mrs. Tisko with ties to Denver, and W. F. Boggs visiting from Long Beach after attending the G A R encampment. Mrs. C. O. Hummel returns from Champaign to Waterloo.
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J. F. Jungkuat
Bristow
Waterloo
Mary Bush
Argyle
A. J. Bush
Claude Dye
Lamont
Tisko
Denver
Cole
J. Levingston
W. F
East High Pool
Ruth Magojwan
C. O. Hummel
4. D. Richmond
Champaign
Sidney D. Smith
Vivian
Ruby
Smith
Band Evokes Applause at Dairy Cattle Congress
G W Band delivers popular patriotic and classical selections at the Hippodrome with 25 musicians performing daily concerts at 10 am 3 pm and 7 pm. Audiences praise the group and a veteran actor calls it the best 30 year stage band. Agnes Thompson sings each program. Farewell concert scheduled for tomorrow at 2 pm.
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Greater Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress Hippodrome
Jolly Robbers
Agnes Thompson
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Mary J Roebuck Pioneer Dies at 96 in Waterloo
Mrs Mary J Roebuck aged 96 longtime Waterloo resident died at 9 00 am at her daughter Mrs William Alderman home 220 Lafayette street. Widow of prominent builder Nathan Roebuck she and her husband built three homes on Lafayette and Second streets. Surviving children include Charles A Roebuck William Alderman and Emmest Roebuck among four daughters and three sons all longtime Waterloo residents. Funeral Monday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Alderman home with Rev D L Purser officiating burial in Fairview. Women’s Relief Corps to meet at 2 30 pm Monday to attend the funeral.
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Mary J. Roebuck
Waterloo
William Alderman
Laffeyette Street
Lafayette and
Second Streets
Mrs. Roebuck
Nathan Roebuck
New Market
Canada
Mr. Roebuck
Wiliam
Charles A. Roebuck
North Adams
Mass
G. F. Ward
Frazene
Minn
Ada
Colby
Anna Parrott
Emmest
S. J
Edward BE. Roebuck
Wallerley
Lafayette
Street
Altho
Baptist Church
D. L Purser
Fairview
Woman's Relief Corps
Aljderman
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Brings Joy to Altoona Home
A Altoona woman writes of losing six babies before taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After twelve bottles a healthy four month old baby arrives and the writer shares a photo, urging other women with period pains backaches headaches and nervous woes to try the remedy.
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Altoona
Lydia E. Pinkham
Automobile Crash On Sycamore And Concrete Avenue
A 1909 Mulberry street driver Charles Johnson collided with a street car at the intersection of Sycamore and Concrete avenues. No injuries reported. car put out of commission. Police were alerted at 12:30 a.m. by F W Cody of 905 Washington headquarters.
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the Johnson
F. W. Cody
Washin
Cars Street
Charles Johnson
J. C. Glowning
Fourth
Argyle
Mulberry Street
Sycamore
Illinois Central System Rails at Attraction for Youth
Illinois Central System argues railroading remains attractive amid industry optimism. It urges young men to pursue railway careers, highlighting advancement opportunities, young leaders in executive roles, and the courage to counter negative opinions. It invites constructive criticism in support of railroads.
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