Dickinson Club Wins Show Trip in Dairy Contest
Dickinson county won the right to represent Iowa in the national dairy contest in St. Louis next week, earning a free trip courtesy of the Great Western and Wabash railroads. The club’s demonstration was Production of Quality Cream, with Buchanan county close behind. The event, at Central Christians church, honored 150 Iowa 4-H members and leaders during the annual banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christians Church
Iowa 4-H Club
Dickinson County
Iowa
St. Louis
Great Western
Wabash Rallroads
Buchanan County
Dickinson
Chickasaw
Gedar
Humboldt
Floyd
Black Hawk
Howard
Butler
Iowa State Daly Association
J. Allan Wallis
Trango
State Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
H. G. van Pelt
B.S. Estes
Joe Eves
Fred Ferguson
Floyd Johnston
Howard Jackson
Frank Astroth
St. Paul
American Jersey Cause Club
Earl Cooper
Holstein-Friesian Association
Calf That Fell From Train Dies At Waterloo Show
A newborn Glencliff Guernsey calf named Jess died after falling from a rapidly moving Great Western Line train and enduring a cold Iowa morning. Despite anti pneumonia serum from Dr. L P Scott and attentive care, the hour old calf failed to survive the Waterloo arrival. The case surprised cattlemen as the calf had survived the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Jess
L. P. Scott
Waterloo
Births Reported In Local Directory Notes Many Daughters and Sons
Mr and Mrs Glenn G Delabaugh 311 Hammond welcomed daughter Helene Ann Miriam Sept 29. Russell Thurston Stewart 118 Barclay South welcomed daughter Marilyn Sept 22. Marlo T Tharp 222 Elmwood welcomed son Russell Warren Sept 24. Ralph Trent Presbyterian hospital Oct 1 son Eugene M. Harold Sterner 424 Claventheast Oct 1 daughter Dolores Jean. Richard Lyle Munson 315 Cottage Sept 2 son Damen Rich. Oscar Krimmeyer 1007 Mulberry Sept 15 daughter. Martin Qverbye 511 Albany Sept 11 son Yerne Donald. Neil Trunkey 502 Aitweiny Sept 30 son. Gnarls Edward Laef and Alpre Phillips 401 Gurnyalde Sept 29 daughter Molly Ann. William I Movie 1014 Washington Sept 24 daughter Janate Clare. Lovell Faubsa Presbyterian hospital Sept 25 son Roger Allyn. Orville Lee Wymore 1182 Kern Sept 24 daughter Alice Jeanne. William F Leonard Summit Sept 25 son Wayne Eugene. Lee Baker 144 Sitmgrt Sept 18 son Richard Henry. George Raffensberger Alles Memorial hospital Sept 27 sat Gene Leonard. William Walter Necker Ks Smith Sept 20 daughter Burnburn.
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Glenn G Delabaugh
Hammond
Helene Ann Miriam
Russell Thurston Stewart
Barclay South
Marilyn
Marlo T. Tharp
Elmwood
Russell Warren
Ralph Trent
Presbyterian , Hospital
Eugene M
Harold Sterner
Claventheast
Dolores Jean
Richard Lyle Munson
Cottage
Dames Rich
Oscar Krimmeyer
Mulberry
Martin Qverbye
Albany
Yerne Donald
Neil
Trunkey
Aitweiny
Gnarlas Edward
Alpre Phillips
Gunnyalde
Molly Ann
William I. Movie
Washington
Janate Clare
Lovell Faubsa
Presbyterian Hospital
Roger Allyn
Orville Lee Wymore
Kern
Alice Jeanne
William F. Leonard
Summit
Wayne Eugene
Lee ¥. Baker
Sitmgrit
Richard Henry
George Raffensberger
Alles Memorial
Gene Leonard
Lye
Reotnbeck
William Walter Necker, Ks Smith
Burburn, Nn
Pantages Trial Probed By Tears as Girl Recounts Assault
Eunice Pringle, a 16 year old California co ed, testified for six hours about an alleged assault by Alexander Pantages in his private office on August 9. Jurors wept as she described the encounter while defense sought to cast doubt and press for extortion claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
University of California
Jerry Gielser
Pantages
Golddigger
Klondike
Kate Rockwell
Dawson City
Kate
Alex
World Series Hookups By Two Chains
The Cubs and the Philadelphia Athletice begin the World Series on October 6 with two chain groups broadcasting the event. NBC WEAF WIZ WGY WAM WFIC WWJ WLS KBD WOO WOW WDAF WTMJ KSTP WEBC WJAX WHAS WSM WMO WBB WKY ane WBAP WFAA KPRO WOAI KOA KDKA WIR WLIW KYW KWK WREN FAB CBB Chain Wase WADO WOHP WMAQ WOWO EMOX KMBG KOIL WSSrb WHK WCBF ee WOR WLAC WOOD WBRO WIBW KFH WcCO WIBN KRFCG EFPY. Some Chicago stations will also pickup. Broadcast started 1:15 p m CST in Chicago and 12:15 p m CST in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletice
NBC Chain
WEAF
WIZ
WGY
KBD
Woo
WTMJ
KSTP
Chicago
Philadelphia
Waterloo Pioneer Towns of the West feature
The Western Story Magazine for November 8 will publish Duane Clark’s piece on Waterloo’s history from 1845 to today. It traces the Hanna family, early bridges, growth from 1,800 to over 40,000, and Waterloo’s evolution through schools, industry, dairying, factories, parks, and a modern airport with strong labor and banking sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
West
George W. Hanna
Black Hawk County
Western Story Magazine
Duane Clark
Fifth
Fourth Street
West Business District
Clark
Dairy Cattle Congress
Dorothy Ray Wins Three-Gaited Class In Saddle Horses
Dorothy Ray owned by Hanna and Miller won first in the three gaited combination class at the saddle horse show in the hippodrome. Prize money listed as 40, 30, 20, 15 with other placings. competitors include Redicker M L Brown Chicago and Gill & McCoy Oskaloosa among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ray
Hanna & Miller
Waterloo
Hippodrome
Tine
Reducker
M. L. Brown
Chicago
Wray Boy
Doris Bailey
Marshalltown
Gill & Meoy
Oskaloosa
Betty Ann EL
Augustine
Grand Island
Neb
Ray Allen
Hanna & Ailter
Personal Letters Urged in Fight on Cigaret Ads
Fort Dodge Iowa October 5 U R Resolutions by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union may fail to stop cigarette billboard posters. Women urged to write letters protesting radio programs sponsored by cigarette companies. Ida B Wise Smith Iowa W C T U president spoke at the convention closing. Winifred Barnes Des Moines Benedict Home reported 47 girls cared for last year. Barnes cited lack of modesty and strict parenting as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
U.R
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ida B. Wise Smith
Iowa
Winifred Barns
Benedict
Des Moines
Miss .Barnes
Fugitive McCoy Recaptured in Ames After Jail Escape
George McCoy of Ames was captured two days after escaping Nevada county jail. Police had guarded his sister’s home in Ames since the breakout and found him hiding in a shed pile of rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Nevada
George McCoy
Ames Po- Nica
Radio Schedule Fragments From Diverse Stations And Times
Central time listings show football N. Va. Wesleyan game and multiple programs across WNAX WADC KMBO KOIL WIZ WEAF WMAQ KMOX WHOM stations. Included are concerts, dance orchestras, Amos n Andy, and religious/educational segments with varied start times.
Radio Listings and Programs Across Major Stations
A dense schedule of radio programs across New York Chicago and Midwest outlets, listing times, show titles, and participating stations such as WADO WMAQ KMOX KMBC WCCO KOIL KYW WLW WGN WJZ KDKA and more. It details concerts dramas sports, orchestras, and talk formats with numerous named performers and ensembles.
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Dra
New York
CBS
Army Band
T3b
Couriers
Harry Burbig
WADOQ
KMOX
KMBC
WCCO
Uncle Jos
Pat —Alboo
Country Club
WADO
WMAQ
WADC
WoWwo
Specht
Creh
KOIL
Waterloo city moves to curb potential flood recurrence
Waterloo city engineers report progress in flood defense as dirt from alleys near Falls Leland Mullan and Virden streets is relocated to Cedar street. The plan aims to raise Cedar street by inches this fall and install a two foot wall to the river. John Deere Tractor Co dike protects its property and rails, while other west side works raise tracks and Black Hawk creek bridge area to resist ordinary high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar
Oolty
Falls
Leland and Mullan Avenues
Denistreet
Pradé
Mullan Avenue
N. B. Barber
Barber
Cedar Street
Second Street
Fourth Street
John Deere Tractor, Company
Rock Island
Black Hawk
Creek
Mulla
Man in Jail 80 Days After Short Three Day Sentence
Gary Red Collins, held on a vagrancy charge since July 20, pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge G. W. Wood to three days in jail. With this sentence, Collins has completed 80 days behind bars. Minnesota authorities arrived to transfer O. M. Clement from Hartford, Kansas to Mankato, where he faces a forged check charge after initial resistance to identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Red) Collins
G. W. Wood
Collins
Minnesota
O.M. Clement
Hartford
Kaw
Mankato
Hugh Grumrine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dickinson Club
Buchanan
Finley
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Paul Sauerbry
Oelwein
Memphis
Washington, D. C
Frank Reed
Russell Plager
Grundy
Roy Olsen
Berlyn Hamer
Franklin Kramer
Clayton
Walter DeWinter
Webster
Frank Kramer
Wilbur Rucker
Cer Gordo
Robert Ward
Paul Stevenson
Cerro Gordo
Ayrshire
George Ludemann
Cerro Gorcia
Ernest MM. Wright
Iowa State Dairy Association
Association
Dunkerton
Methodist
Baptist
Thatcher
Tubby
George Storm
Preston
Mama
Lawyers For Theatre Man
Cedar River
Rediicker
Lucky Blarke
Gill & McCoy
Oskalooss
Tission Beau
Bis
Sonny
Oskaloosa Stables
Oska Jonsa
Gentleman
Lady
Mate—Dill
Mr Day
Liberty & Mate
Dereky Hay
Mate—Hannen & Miller
Lady Lou É
Mate
F. W. Augustine
Osta- Ddsr
Cord
East Side Auto Co
East Fifth St
Owadc
Xorx
Wesk Va
Wesleyat
Alsao
KMBQ
Romanners
KMBO
KOTL
Weco
Jor
Koil Woco
dAleo
Lombard
Radio Mour
WOWO
WOCO
Weca
Hotel Dance Orchestra
Als Werg
JMLB
WEAP
New York—con
NAG Chain
Spitalny
Wake Wey
Charlea Strickland
WDAF
WJR
Reap Shislelene
KDKA
WLW
Wren
Bonnie Saddles
Wrenn
Radio Guild
Cube
Amos
Andy
KYW
KFAR
Uncle Bob
Walter Wilson
Too-Weap & Wiz
WJZ
WGN
Uncle Quin
Jean Goldkette
Pratt and Sherman
Ilinoia
WABC
Cincinnati
Mountaineers
I Wiz
Gene, Ford
Glenn
General Electric Sour
Lucky Strike Orchestra
Martin
CAS
Julius Klein
Wado Weeco Embo
Wado Kmox
Rambo Wowo Iwoco
Art Kahn
EMBO
Theatre of the Air
Wendell Hatl
WADG
WHBM
KAIBG
Wado Weed
Sampvarn
Wado Wala
Coral Tsianders
Alko
Woco Kotl
ABS
Weaf New York
NHC Chalny
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Brokowski
WWI
KED Woo Wow
WDAPF
Mirror Bowes
Pamily—aAlso
WKY
WDAP
David Lawrence
Fred Waldner
WOW
Seth Parker
aAlsao Wow
Sam Herman
Mint
WEY
NBC Chala
Wwdte
Ben
Plano
Henry
WKW
Portsienne Tomance
WIR
KDE
Zan Q-Kyw
Newa & Dance
WGN -Chicago
Larry Larson
Pat
Amos-Andy
Symphony Singers
Cino Singers
Wis
Jack Little
Wacco
Atinnes
WABO
Lazarus
Rose Room Ensemble
Lyman
Orch
Nic Chain
Buck
Wing
Phil Cook
Vic Fleming
KSD
The
News
Gypales
Wor
Sousa
WTAM
Floyd Gibbons
Hendling Hunter
Ted Florite
Ang—Wiz
New -York
NBC! Ghain
Mormon
Tabernacle’ Choir
Orwan
ESL
Salt Lake
Kdka Wir
Kdka Weyw
Negra Lif
Alan
Empira Builders
Kdka War
Amos'n
WhMaQe
Kdka Wdap
Bob
Weap Do
Loki
Donnte Wharlety
Zzn
Uncle Quint
Redie
Danner
Little Jack
Minneapolis
Wabo US
W. Mastery
R—Who
IHHS
Wili
Uncle Sam
Bonkers Efe
Jefferson County
Waterloo Metal & Mfg. CO
Miles St. At, Commercial
Independent Electric CO
Jefferson St
Johnny Kilowatt
Mtr
Phor
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