Dairy Cattle Congress Draws 5000 Visitors Amid Full Program
More than five thousand people attended the Dairy Cattle Congress with near perfect roads and crowds arriving from all directions. The allied war exhibit drew large crowds while the horse show and performances by Belle Beach Rhoda Royals and others excited spectators. Quarantine at Camp Grant cancelled the Camp Dodge bands and the Iowa State Dairy association met for its forty second annual session focusing on war related dairy issues. The Ayrshire entries led by Adam Seitz of Waukesha Wisconsin won most events with Cavalier's Lord Roseberry named grand champion bull and Seitz also taking junior champion bull and champion cow or heifer.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Hstel
Congress
France
Belle Beach
Rhoda Royal
Alexander
Suwanee River
Camp Grant
Camp Dodge
Iowa State Dairy Association
R. C. Thompson
F. W. Court
Peter White
Massillon
D. J. Murphy
Waukon
H. H. Kildee
The
State College
D. D. Aitken
Mich
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Hugh G. van Pelt
Dean C. F. Curtis
Ames W. Barney
Des Moines
W. R. Law
Waterloo
Contesting Association
Iowa
C. H. Blackman
Iowa State College
Benson Association
Ayrshire
Adam Seitz
Waukesha
Wis
Seitz
Lord Roseberry
Bill
C. Ws. Peverill
James van Etta
Lima Center
Society News Highlights Thursday Afternoon Gatherings
Thursday events showcase Mrs Marie Trout E T circle led by Mrs W F Heutter and social band led by Mrs BE L Nutt. Deen club hosts luncheon with Mrs W B Robinson and Linden M E Foreign Missionary Society chaired by Mrs W B Porter.
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Marie Troute
W. F. Heutter
BE. L. Nutt
Deen Club
W. B. Robinson
Foreign Missionary Society of Linden
M. E
W. B. Porter
Club meetings postponed amid social circle updates
The Social circle postpones its planned meeting for two weeks and a major club gathering is rescheduled until further notice. The Wom en's Christian Temperance union will meet at 2 pm Thursday in Willard hall with Mrs Nora Troy in charge and Mrs Ruth Hill leading devotional exercises.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Nora Troy
Ruth Hill
William Berr
Among the Churches Church notices and reminders
St Marys Sewing circle meets tomorrow at the country home of Mmes William Hemer and C Welter. Take the Great Western train at 11 27 a m. First Congregational supper attendees urged to bring sugar for personal use. United Brethren prayer meeting Thursday evening at Mrs F J Caward home.
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St. Mary's
Mmes
William Hemer
C. Welter
First Congregational
United Brethhren—Prayer Meeting
F. J. Caward
Catholic Women's auxiliary to meet all day Thursday
Catholic Women's auxiliary will meet all day Thursday in Knights of Columbus hall Sacred Heart hall and St. Mary's auditorium A business meeting of all groups will be held at K of C hall at 4 p.m St Mark's auxiliary will meet all day tomorrow Three nickel deposits found in Alaska prompt ongoing work to gauge extent of two of them
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Catholic Women’s Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus
Sacred Heart Hall
St. Mary's Auditorium
K. of C. Hall
St. Mark's Auxiliary
Alaska
Morning After The Big Night Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as relief for indigestion after excess, claiming no gas or sour taste, and urging banqueters to take tablets promptly for quick relief. It promotes a 50 cent box and urges good stomach care.
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Stuart
Waterloo To Adopt Skip Stop System For Street Cars
City council committee led by Steve Brown and Leon Link approves moving to skip stop service on Waterloo street cars. City engineer to draft railway prints for commission review with council, company, and fuel administration reps. aim to cut hazards and speed trips while saving fuel per National Fuel Order.
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Steve Brown
Leon Link
Waterloo
National Fuel Administration
Minneapolis
Washington, D. C
Ashe to Overseas Service From Waterloo Knight of Columbus
John Ashe of 126 Logan avenue, Waterloo, leaves tonight for New York City to receive training and assignment as a secretary with overseas forces. A Black Hawk county native and longtime Waterloo resident, Ashe is the first local man accepted for overseas duty and has been active in the Knights of Columbus and the Elks. He is survived by a sister, Miss Margaret.
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John IF. Ashe
Logan‘avenue
Knights of Columbus
New York City
Mr. Ashe
New York
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
K. of C
Waterloo Council
Order
the Elks
Margaret
Grunmy Man Held Enr Wearing Army Uniform
Grundy Center Iowa October 2 Vuanee cax was arrested by Sheriff Bockes for allegedly wearing a U S Army uniform. He claimed to be a soldier returning from overseas and had bought the uniform. He will be taken to Cedar Hounds federal court next week.
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Grundy Center
Bockes
Ilegal
U. S
Camp Dodge
Focal Draft Board
Federal Court
Cedar Haunds
Blood and nerves marriages and town news notes
Miss Amelia Rohde and Joe Klar wed in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Mr Weltibridle. They plan to live on Klar’s farm north of Conrad and attend Iowa City this year. The groom will join the student army training corps. the bride is Grundy Center’s postmaster’s daughter. Also reported: death of W. B. Watkins, age 50, survived by a widow and eight children, three sons in the army. Youngstown appoints a commissioner to compel work for men up to 39. An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pepticon for blood, nerves, and digestive ills.
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Amelia Rohde
Joe Klar
Weltibridle
W. B. Watkins
Watkins
Army
Cotton Crop Outlook Estimates 11 I 818 000 Bales
Washington October 2 Cotton crop outlook est at 11 818 000 bales of 560 pounds each based on Sept 25 condition. The forecast shows 154.1 pounds per acre. Ginned to Sept 23 were 3 719 815 bales including round half bales and seasland notes.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
YMCA Starts Intensive Campaign for Youth Membership
Plans finalized at a meeting to launch the Hygibien ship campaign of the YMCA on Sept. 15. J. I. Houser, secretary, says it will be the most intensive campaign in the organization’s history with special efforts to attract city boys and reduced membership fees to encourage joining.
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M.C. A
Houser
Vinton Loses Young Musician to Influenza
Miss Lorna Palmer daughter of Superintendent and Mrs Palmer of the College for the Blind in Vinton died after several days of Spanish influenza. She was about 24, an accomplished musician and a valued member of the institution. Doctors are busy with the new illness affecting many scholars at the college and the area.
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Vinton
Oet
Lorna Palmer
Kl Barmer
Bra
Palmer
Macott City
Seloois
Wrange
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A. F. Gates
Rose Reichard Marshall
Vparty
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Borden
Borden'e
Phu
M. A. Welsh
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Dane
Irma Louise Ta
Arthur St Elmo Little
Theal Flats
Lafayette
Maurine
Harry LeRoy Miller
Isna Rich
John Ashe
Grunmy
Enr
Youngstown
Hood
Cleveland Tractor
Cleveland
Oliver
Wells
Franklin
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Mairy Cattle Congress
Y. M. CO. A. Memberstiup
Sea Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Bruce Township
Margaret Bunyan
George Kruse
Bruca Township
Fairview
Smick
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Banton County
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Indiana
Indiana In 1836 Andeaing
Benton County
George Higgle
Canton Township
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