Cattle Congress Directors Review Last Exposition
Directors of the Dairy Cattle Congress met at noon to review the exposition that closed Sunday. Attendance estimates ranged from 12 000 to 80 000, weather blamed for lower turnout than last year. Despite poor weather the show did not lose money and likely broke even, Hippodrome attendance outpaced outside gate receipts. Exhibitors praised results as advertising, with some predicting 50 000 to 60 000 more attendees in good weather. Surveys showed visitors from many counties and states, underscoring progress in county improvements and sustained attendance.
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Varions
Althoue
Cattle Congress
Character Talks to Regale Educators at Iowa Convention
Des Moines October 8. Dr Walter S Athearn dean of the School of Religious Education and Social Service at Hastings University and Dr Ernest Horn professor of elementary education at the University of Iowa will be the principal speakers before the state teachers association convention November 5 6 and 7. Athearn will discuss Fundamentals of Religious Education and Horn will address Citizenship and Moral Education. Athearn a Town man born in Marenzo educated at the state university and Drake university previously headed the religious education department at Drake and later led the department in Boston He has published Character Building in a Democracy through Macmillan urging trained teachers to take over religious education and a system of church schools alongside public schools.
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Des Moines
Walter S.athearn
Boston
Haston University
Ernest Horn
University of Iowa
Iowa
Teachers Association
J. W., Studebaker
Des. Moines
Athearn
Horn
Marenzo Ana
State University
Drake University
Department of Religious Education
Drake
County Pays City 182186.61 for Its Share Taxes
City receives payment from County Treasurer Ed Madigan totaling 182186.61 for the half year tax collection. Of the sum, 134949.52 goes to the city while the remainder funds libraries parks park bonds riverfront commission playgrounds waterworks and water roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MacKay
Ed Madigan
Park Bonda
Riverfront Commission
City in Brief Highlights Local Happenings and Visits
A collage of short notes from the city includes a painted parish house, visiting guests in New York and Denver, and a Cornell student weekend with parents. Residents travel for winter with relatives, the Cedar Valley Medical society hosts a meeting in Nashua, and the state bar examining board gains assistance in Des Moines. A local estate sold for 5000 dollars, a jewelry company donates to the fire pension fund, and a hardware partnership takes a half stake. Students start declamatory work at East High, and a long motor trip covers over six thousand miles. An injured telephone worker recovers after a fall, with ads about coal and bake sales nearby.
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William A. Lobe
Raymond
Los Angeles
Cal
Austin-Flint
Cedar Valley Medical Society
Nashua
G. W. Dawson
State Bar Examining Board
Des Moines
Dawson
Ruth Hilter
East High
East Wich
W. L. Carter
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Nebraska
Roy Gifford
Waterloo
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Park Hospital
Mason City
Willford
Bot Ly
F. i
A. & Plea
East Pourth Street
W. 4Th St
St. Margaret’s Guild
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Thicker Healthier Hair
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that tingles through the brush to make hair look twice as thick. It claims to revitalize dry or thinning hair, stopping fall and promoting growth from roots, with a 31 cent bottle sold at drug or toilet counters.
Tiller to Speak at State Firemen's School
Chief Ray Tiller will speak at the Iowa State College Ames short course for fire fighters held October 13 to 16. His Thursday topic will be Training for Firemen. The program, arranged by the engineering extension department, features leading Midwest fire chiefs and attendance by several local firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tiller
Iowa State College
Ames
Tiller
Engineering Extension Department
Middlewest
Fred Seger Buys Insurance Business of Otis P Higdon
Local insurance man and regttor Fred Seger will move his office from 208 1 2 Fourth Street East to the 201 Marsh Place building, consolidating operations after acquiring Otis P Higdon's insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seger
Otis P. Higdon
Regttor
Fourth Street
Marsh Place
Insurance veteran Higdon retires after 40 years in town
Week reports Seger has acquired the Haneral insurance agency from Otisi Higdon who formerly operated in the Marsh Place building Higdon retires after four decades in the local insurance sector indicating a major ownership change in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seger
Ha@neral insurance agency
Otisi
Higdon
Marsh Place
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