Equity Convention Opens Amid Farm Bureau Friction
The fourth annual convention of the American Society of Equity opened at Knights of Columbus hall with about 200 delegates. H. L. Bissonnette presided, and topics included relations between equity, farm bureau, and county agents, plus upcoming talks on marketing and prices. Confl icting views surfaced on cooperation with the farm bureau, while Perry urged focusing on Equity and avoiding other groups.
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Farm Bureau
Io Kl
American Society
Equity
Wa Union
The
Knights of Combus Hall
H. L. Bissonnette
Charles City
Iowa Union
John Tank
Scottunty
P.E. Ramsey
Winneshieounty
H. Weibel
Cedar County
J. Snyder
Chickasaw County
Livermore
Floyd County
Wilson
Butler County
H. A.endrickson
Allamakee County
Joba Graf
Howard County
Brede Famstad
Mitchell County
A. B.chwartz
Clinton County
Walter Peterson
Pocahontas County
Feely
Elmer F. Feely
Perety
N.J . Frisbie
Mr. Eely
Board of Tracts
Middleman
Prmer
Iowa
Bissonnette
Congress
M. W. Parry
Washington
Local Equity Societies
Farm Bu- Lau
Local Equity Society
Local Equity
Iti
My County
Near
Dubuaque
Perry
American Society of Equity
Chambers of Commerce
Bissonnette. Jr
Equity Society
J. M. ‘Anderson
St. Paul
American Co-Operative Exchange
Milo Rienow
Des Moines
Farmers’ Union
Scott
Mitchell
Allamakee
Jackson
Butler
Winneshiek
Dubuane
Howard
Cedar
Clinton
Floyd
Chickasaw
Webster County
Ellis
Ellis Hotel
Iowa Union of the Society
H.H. Bissonnette
H.a.hendrickson
Watersville
Brede Wamstad
Osage
M.V. Perry
Nashua
J. A. Weighley
Peosia
Charles Waugh
Delmar
P. J. Snyder
New Hampton
Davenport
Henry Allen
Ossian
E. J. Horst
Town Union
City Iv Brief Broken lens duplicator advertises service
The item lists local notices and small talks from Iv city residents. It mentions a scarlet fever case involving a seven year old on 335 Adrian, a major operation at St Francis Hospital, travel notes for Mrs G W Mackey, a Minneapolis trip, and a student heading to Northwestern in Chicago. A bicycle theft near Route 5 is noted and a trip to St Louis Peoria Lincoln Bloomington discussed.
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L. B. Bighmey
Adrian Streets
G. W. Mackey
Jefferson Street
St. Francis Hospital
Eris
Cecil R. Bruggeman
J. P. Bruggeman
Ricker Street
Chicago
Northwestern University
Harold Akin
Clarence Fifield
Allen’ Street
St. Louis
Peoria
Lincoln
Bloomington
Winois
R. G. Hastland
Bernice Bravener
Fredericksburg
George Hall
Ainsborough Avenue
Dairy Castle Congress
Anthony Harter
TwoYearOld Gene Ross Wins Waterloo Playhouse Contest
Gene Ross aged two, daughter of Dr and Mrs W H Ross, wins a 12 by 8 by 7 foot model bungalow prize built for the own your home movement. Contest ran Aug 18 to Sept 24 with 17 351 votes, second place Marcella Reichert 15 933. Bungalow funded by Waterloo merchants, to be finished and delivered soon.
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Waterloo
Little Gene Ross
W. H. Ross
Sunset Road
Little Gene
Paul Davis Ry Goods Company
Marcella Reichert
Frank Reichert
C. A. Pierce
Fourth
Gene Rossi
Paul Davis
Unclear Injuries Reported After Sunday Incident
A fragmentary report notes a man and another person were found and taken to St Francis Hospital with injuries to the head and face. Both are resting and improving slowly, with no fractures reported. The text also mentions a horseshoe pitching event as a splendid activity, though details are incomplete.
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St. Francis
Bureau Meeting At Cedar Falls Sets Attendance Records
Cedar Falls Oct 4 Special Third district Farm Bureau conference reports the largest attendance for its level and a new high proportion of women. Members survey fields discuss remedies and experiences. A membership campaign to enroll all agriculturists will start soon. Murl McDonald Ames spoke on bureau plans. George Mathes presided.
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Cedar Falls
Third District Farm Bureau Conference
Murl McDonald Ames
George Mathes
Black Hawk Bureau
Waterloo clergyman chosen moderator of association
Rev W A Peterson pastor of Union Congregational church Waterloo was chosen moderator of the Northeastern Iowa Association of Congregational Churches at the annual session in Cedar Falls. He will preside at this evening's meeting and direct affairs of the association for the coming year.
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Cedar Falls
W. A. Peterson
Union Congregational Church
Waterloo
Northeastern Iowa Association of Congregational Churches
Peterson
Local Boy Drivers Face Stakes Controversy
E W Hippie of Logan avenue complains stakes driven by boys in a nearby alley damaged his auto tire. The note also mentions C G Larrabee at Marsh Trace Building awaiting world series returns on his private wire in an advertisement.
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E. W. Hippie
Logan Avenue
C. G. Larrabee
Marsh Trace
Funeral services for Jesse J. Gilson held at 2 p.m.
Death of Jesse J. Gilson at his home 105 Cottage Grove avenue leads to a service at Kistner's chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev. H. W. Hart rup of Linden M. E. church to officiate. Burial will be in Elmwood. Local plans for the honor are not announced. Rose and Green girls from Union Congregational church played a West High gym game with Rose winning 20 to 48.
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Jesse J. Gilbon
Jesse J. Gilson
Cottage Grove Avenue
Kistner
W. Hartrup
Linden M. E. Church
Elmwood
Union Congregational Church
The
Rose
Sculptor at Majestic Will Make Clay Model Tonight
One popular Rotary club member is due for a surprise as the Rotary club visits the Ma jestic theatre for the evening show. Claymo, the clever clay modeler, will sculpt a clay head for the audience during the performance.
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Majestic
Rotary Club
Majestic Theatre
Soldier Honored By First M. E. Church Reception
A letter from a soldier in the artillery thanking the First M. E. church for a reception in the church parlors. He reports relief from stomach trouble after treatment and states he is in perfect health and serving in the army. The notice promotes a digestive remedy available at drug stores.
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Astrick
Marie Wouter
F. W. Court
M. E. Church
Canneries and Raltereries in Chugach Forest Areas
The Chugach region’s shores bays and inlets support canneries and raltereries providing employment to over 6000 men and women during the fishing and canning season. The investment amounts to about 12.0009 million dollars.
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Chugach Forest
Alaska
Mays American Forestry
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