Dairy Cattle Congress Roots in Waterloo Growth story
The Dairy Cattle Congress began in 1910 with 62 cattle and dairy equipment in Waterloo, growing into a major national show with 700 plus cattle and 200 Belgian horses. Key advocates were Wilbur Marsh and William Galloway, shaping its expansion, finances, and grounds to 40 acres.
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Chautauqua
Dairy Cattle “Congress
United States
Dairy “Cattle Congress
Iowa State Dairy Association
Cedar Rapids
Marsh
Wilbur. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
William Galloway
Galloway
Originators of Waterloo Dairy Show and Pioneer Efforts
The piece recalls the founders of the Waterloo Dairy Show including Andrews the first Dairy Cattle Congress president now in Chicago with the National Livestock Producers' Association. It notes the congress pioneered show business and paid cash premiums in 1910 while others delayed payments and started the herdsmen dinner to boost pride and public courtesy.
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Andrews
Dairy Cattle Congress
Chicago
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Waterloo
Templeton Pledged to Phi Sigma Alpha at Monmouth College
William Templeton of Waterloo Iowa has been pledged to the Phi Sigma Alpha fraternity at Monmouth College. Phi Sigma Alpha received a charter from TKE and becomes A E chapter of the national fraternity. The fraternity owns the house once owned by Senator Brown, the largest fraternity home at Monmouth.
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Monmouth
William Templeton
Waterloo
Phi Sigma Alpha
Monmouth College
T KE
Senator Brown
Y M C A Calendar Promises Busy Jubilee Week
The Waterloo Y M C A adds a packed schedule for Jubilee week with events from Ministerial association and Y's Men's club to a Jubilee selection meeting. Coe College President Hany Morehouse Gage will attend the opening night to send off the workers, plus talks by W H Hutton and Dr J H Butts and a finance committee budget session for 1915.
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Ministerial Association
Hany Morehouse Gage
Coe College
W. H. Hutton
Workers of Waterloo
Black Hawk
J. H. Butts
Sunday School Athletic Association
Santee and Hostrop Severely Injured in Road Crash
Cedar Falls Oct 8 outcome of injuries to GC B Santee and W N Hostrop of this city remained uncertain after they were injured when their car struck a parked truck near Plainfield. Both men suffered severe bruises cuts and possible internal injuries. Santee was unconscious at Mercy hospital Waverly until Sunday and Hostrop, partially conscious, was brought to Cedar Falls by another motorist.
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Waverly
Hostrop
Cedar Falls
Hostrap
Shadow Debate Planned With Senator Brookhart
Des Moines reports that Frank W. Murphy of Minnesota and William Hirth of Missouri will shadow debate Senator Brookhart over the Mec-Nary-Haugen farm relief bill. The aggrieved parties aim to confront him in Corydon Fairfield and Des Moines with times to be announced.
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Des Moines
Brookhart
Hirth
Murphy
Frank W. Murphy
Minnesota
William Hirth
Missouri
Corydon
Fairfield
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