Record crowd at Dairy Gaitle Congress overwhelms show
Thousands attend the Dairy Gaitle Congress with a large Friday crowd surpassing previous records. Weather and a visiting aviator draw many to displays, with packed grounds and high vehicle traffic. The amphitheatre hosts a 3 000 attendance and the horse show and vaudeville receive strong acclaim amid a busy slate of dairy exhibits and awards.
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Uncle Sam
Black Hawk County
The
Congress
Sergt. Buckley
Vetran
Hello Beach
Alexendear
Suwanee River
France
Iowa State Dairy Association
Chamberlain's Tablets Offer Digestive Relief Claim
Roy F. King of Oriskany New York reports Chamberlains Tablets cured him of two bad stomach trouble and constipation cases. The ad promotes permanent relief from digestion issues through the product.
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Tomach
Chamberlain
Roy F.king
Oriskany
Aliss Emma ‘Verbroke
Lima
Ohio
Slayer Surrenders to Dubuque Police in Murder Case
Nicholas Christ, accused of killing Mike Parlos after the latter found him with Mrs Parlos, gave himself up to Dubuque police as a city and nearby towns search continued. He will plead self defense and is jailed pending further action. Christ had been in hiding since the crime and awaited a Chicago attorney. Additionally an advertisement about Champlain’s tablets appears in the text.
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Dubuque
Nicholas Christ
Mike Parlos
Parlas
Christ
Chicago
Waterloo Welcomes Airman Blair 100 Miles in Six Hours
Crowds line streets as Lieut Blair, a Waterloo native in the aviation service, flies into town aboard a regulation aircraft. Whistles sound at 3 45 pm as thousands gather at Dairy Cattle Congress grounds to view the birdman and the event.
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Waterloo
Ert Blair
Aviation Service
Dairy Cattle Congress
Aviator Lands After Spectacular Air Show Over City
A blue sky backdrop saw a bright aircraft sweep in over the city as whistles blew for a false alarm. Lieut. Booth maneuvered with loops and spins then touched down smoothly near the Cattle Congress grounds to thrilling cheers.
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Booth
Lieut
Slal
Cattle Congress
Flight at Waterloo Covers 350 Miles in Five Hours
Lieut Blair flew direct from Rani tou l NL to Waterloo in just over five hours, a 350 mile run. He landed near Rock Island after a heavy fog caused him to lose bearings, with a refueling stop at Davenport en route.
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Electric Park
Blair
Waterloo
Rani Toul
Althole
Rock Island
Davenport
Lost voice in a civic appeal for Liberty ponds
A fragmented wartime style plea questions funding and duty, asking whether orphans' fathers can be sent to a decisive cause while asserting the easy part is to buy Liberty ponds.
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W. R. Law
Interstate Dairy Council
M. D. Munn
National Dairy Council
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Dubuque Police
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the Vamp
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