Cattle Congress Roots Grow From Waterloo Efforts
Waterloo boosters spawned a dairy cattle congress first held in 1910 at Chautauqua park. The goal was a high quality dairy show with creamery products and farm implements, evolving into an enduring company in 1911 with 25 000 authorized capital and eleven directors led by Marsh Andrews Shoemaker and Kiester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Waterloo
Chautauqua Park
United States
Canada
H. BE
Kiester
John Andrews
W. W. Marsh
Hugh G. van Pelt
BE. R. Shoemaker
William Galloway
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cattle Congress
County Recorder
Dumont News Roundup Includes Travel and Obituaries
Sam Wiseman and family returned from Minneapolis visit. Mr E Maier and family toured Ackley Geneva Hampton and Waterloo in a new car with relatives. Frank Angstman underwent operation for internal cancers. Samulet J Bamlet died of cerebral meningitis at 65, buried in Harlan cemetery alongside his partner. Frank Watson and family plan a two month trip to Pennsylvania and New York. Rev J C Davis and Rev J B Metcalf addressed services at M E church after the pastor change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Sam Wiseman
E. A
Aredale
Frank Angstman
Waverly
J. C. Davis
Stout
M.E
J.B. Metcalf
Local notices from Janesville Iowa and area events
Alvin Vaupps left Thursday for Schenectady New York to visit. Epworth League social and officer election held Tuesday evening. M E church to install a new furnace at the church Thursday worth 175 dollars. Foreign Missionary meeting to be hosted at Mrs Bradford’s home Thursday afternoon. Royal Neighbors meet all day Saturday at Mrs Decker’s home. Rev Graves of Waterloo and family spent Sunday in town with Rev Graves attending all conference. Frank Bovee sold his home to L A Burton and will move to Waverly soon. Civil service exam applicants notified to report Saturday Oct 10 at Waverly. A A Zemke moved to town after his farm auction. Leon Sickles arrived Monday.
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Janesville
Qet
Alvin Vaupps
Scheneccady
N. Y
Epworth League
M. E
Bradford
F. R. Decker
Catholic Ladies' Aid holds monthly reg war meeting
Eagle Center Oct 6 The Catholic Ladies' Aid society held its regular monthly meeting at the hall. Mr and Mrs Gleason of Walls Center moved to the Wi Bayler farm. Mrs Burger of Waterloo visiting nearby. Mrs John Weber and baby returned home from Harper. Mr and Mrs Wm Trost visited their mother Mrs P Trost in Columbus. io Lumbus, who injured her foot last week, has recovered. James Maynard buys a farm near Dexter Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Cast-off Stomach Ailment Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Cascavels as a liver stimulant that purges poisonous fecal matter from the bowels to relieve sick headaches and sour stomach. It claims one dose tonight clears the head by morning and promotes regular liver and bowels, pricing a 9-cent box plus a 190 advertising note for Casarets.
Gagnon trial centered in federal case over white slavery charges
Distressed, the Davenport scene revolves around Ade Ward Gagnon accused of white slavery. The court fight draws in prosecutors, a stenographer, and a note that the missing girl’s father identified Gagnon’s arrest, while ongoing illness of Judge Melherson delays proceedings.
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Davenport
Get
Seastom
Federal Court
Southern District of Laws
Ade Ward Gaugion
Mignon
Brough Ropteus
Trey Cune
Miele Oreahysan
Pareséd Gagnon
Melherson
French Remedies for Stomach Troubles
The leading doctors of France prescribe vegetable oils for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. A tonic claim promises fast benefits and widespread success. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is advertised as available locally by H. Joder & Son and Walker Co.
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France
Doug
Sinadiogome
Mayr
Joder & Son and
Wanaler Tro. Co
Waterloo Vulcanizing Co exhibit at Dairy Congress features Federal Tires
The Waterloo Vulcanizing Co invites visitors to view its Federal Tires display at the Waterloo Dairy Congress. The article explains a soft flexible filler replaces sharp firer, with two heavy double steel cables embedded near the rim to prevent blowouts, rim slippage, or pinchouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Dairy Congress
Federal
Aide Walle
Tireman Water Co
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
J.C. Hileman
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Ostems OF Cattle Congress
Lieved
Chean
Alde
Heatrest
Autoimobilinis
Belna
Cedar Falla
Chicago
Imiry Association Mreta
Iowa State Dairy Association
Hill
Bonall
Davie
Aiband
Mr. Brown
N. W
Rosetta Johnston
AL. Decker
Albert Burton
Chrng Gripman
Albert Lea
Foley
O. Palmer
Green Bay
Wis
Foley Kidney Pilla
Daily Show Welcome
Cesteic OF
Inerrest
Oxfords
THE
Waterloo Vulcanizing CO
Americas
Merica
Haynes
Asia
Leece-Neville
Remy Distributor
Coil
Reyfield
Och Fame
Firestone
Stewart-Warner
Collins
Electrc
Adedtivon Tee
Basr
Aises
the Hileman Motor CO
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