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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1916

Page

2

Texas Jersey Millionaire Brings Endless Herds to Congress

E C Lasater of Texas, a three time millionaire, exhibits Jersey cattle at the Dairy Cattle Congress. His Lasater Jersey Dairy company owns 2400 head with 1000 registered, valued around 500000. The herd, largely home bred, travels from Waterloo to Springfield and on to New Orleans, aiming for blue ribbons and profit.

Dairy Cattle Congress E. C. Lasater Falturrias Texas United States Mr. Lasater Jersey Congress Jersey Island Lasater Waterloo Kansas City Aldan Springfield Mass New Orleans Falfurrias Jersey Dairy Company

Cattle Fight in Illinois Aims At $500000

Legal clash pits livestock interests against the state board of livestock commissioners over carcass disposal rules. The case, centered on a sentence in the statute, seeks to establish whether the original owner has priority in selling or disposing of carcasses deemed fit for food after inspection. A contempt hearing is scheduled before Judge Baldwin, with Patterson defending the board and Edward W. Everett arguing the complaint.

Hiverelt Chicago State Board of Livestock Commissioners Rudolph M. Patterson State Board Baldwin Edward W. Everett Circuit Court Everett State Livestock Board

Fawn Nellie Captivates at Minnesota Exhibit Display

Nellie the six month old fawn drew crowds at the Dairy Cattle Congress in the main building as Minnesota’s exhibit, overseen by the state immigration department, showcased farm products and land prospects. Immigration inspector Fred Sherman explains the display highlights Minnesota agriculture and undeveloped lands offered for sale.

Nellie International Falls Minnesota Dairy Cattle Congress Tawa State Department of Immigration St. Paul Fred Sherman Immigration Department At Northwest

Four Weeks In Hospital Cleveland Woman’s Recovery

Ohio woman Mrs. W G Brown describes years of severe lower abdominal pain and fainting, four weeks in Cleveland hospital, then rapid improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others to consult the medicine and write for free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Cleveland Ohio Lydia E Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkhim WG. Brown Auburn Avenue Mrs. Brown Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn

Dairyman Urges Thin Milk Use At Dinner

D D Aitkin president of the National Holstein Priesian association urged wider use of separated milk citing its value and waste. He noted ten New York City children dying from lack of milk and criticized strict butter fat standards. Others spoke on dairy careers and Holstein breeding as new coats arrive at Wilhelm's Style Show.

New York City D. D. Aitkin National Holstein-Priesian Association Iowa Association Galloway Club Mr. Aitkin United States C. A. Nelson O. P. Thompson HW. Gardner

Naturalization Day Applicants Before Judge Dunham

Twenty one aliens appeared before Judge G W Dunham for examination to become U S citizens and eligible to vote in November. A representative of the naturalization bureau acted as examiner. Among applicants for final papers was Rev Harold Parr pastor of First Congregational church.

G. W. Dunham United States Naturalization Bureau Harold &. Parr First Congregational Church

Conservation day parade call to participate

W F Parrott, chairman of the conservation day committee, urges all who wish to take part in the parade at 11 am Friday to assemble at Russell–Lampson hotel. The route runs from the hotel to Grace church, inviting city and county schools and women’s organizations to join. Badges grant free admission to the Cattle Congress grounds for the conservation day program.

W. F. Parrott Russell-Lamsop Hotel Grace Church Cattle Congress

Licensed to Wed list for Cedar Rapids and nearby towns

A historical license notice lists individuals connected to Cedar Rapids Waterloo Jesup and Peoria territory including Myrtle Crail Jesup Louise Frost John Knudsen Emma Saul Andrew Wilson Emma Cooley and others, noting marriages contemplated or licensed in surrounding communities across Iowa and Illinois.

H. J. Winninger Cedar Rapids Myrtle IE. Crail Waterloo Peter Youngbiut Jesup Louise Frost John C. Knudsen Waterio Emma M. Saul Andrew Wilson Peoria Ill Emma Cooley Kansas City

Milk as Fighter Against High Cost of Living Advised

A dairy exhibit argues milk is the cheapest nourishing staple, costing about eight cents a quart, and surpasses many foods in nutrition. The showcase compares milk with common edibles, urging housewives to favor milk to curb expenses and improve health.

Pheir Wy OH Rlson Pew Grutt

Iowa Dairy Commission Leads Dairying Quality Drive

The Iowa state food and dairy commission under W B Barney promotes dairying improvements through school literature and housewife nutrition materials. It conducts quality tests on milk from city dairies, with Des Moines analysis showing Cedar Rapids first, Council Bluffs second, and Waterloo ninth in the 16-city sample.

State Food and Dairy Commission W. B Barney Iowa Towa Commission Towa Dairies Des Moines Cedac Rapids Council Uhidls

Tapeworm Expelled After Quaker Herb Dose in Waterloo

Waterloo readers learn of a local case where Clifford Sutton, age about eight, recovered from a long tapeworm by using Quaker Herb Extract. He reportedly expelled the worm, alive, with the head, after one day of treatment. The notice urges sufferers of stomach or liver troubles to obtain the remedy from Hansen & Munson, 215 East Fourth Street.

Waterloo Clifford Sutton Lawrence E. Hanson Rebel Arvenue Road Great Western Tracks Mr. Sutton Hansen & Munson Fourth Street Remedios

Cadomene Tablets Promised to Rebuild Nerves and Vitality

An advertisement hawks three grain Cadomene Tablets in sealed tubes at one dollar per tube or six for five dollars. It claims the medicine cures headaches backaches despondency and nerve weakness, restoring ambition vitality and social magnetism by stimulating nerves blood and vital organs.

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Illinois Anita Dairyman Stein Wilelm Wilhelm’s Taraders Blackburn Products Co Dayton LA Vogue Daul Davis Dry Goods
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