Dairymaid of Pinehurst Featured at State Show
Dairymaid of Pinehurst, champion Guernsey owned by W. Marsh of Waterton, is exhibited with Marsh's herd at the state cattle show in Chautauqua Park this week. The cow, three years old, is slated for the national dairy show in Chicago October 20 to 29. The Chicago Tribune notes her extraordinary milk output, including more than seven times her weight, and Waterloo's dairy cow culture test record. Bred by Mrs T. W. Brophy of Morristown New Jersey.
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Dairymaid of
Pinehurst
BY. W. Marsh
Waterton
Iowa
Waterloo
Marsh
T. W. Brophy
Chicago
Morristown
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Special Invitation to Leading Advertisers at Dairy Show
A weeklong dairy cattle show and exhibition of dairy machinery opens today with 500 champion dairy cattle entered from the United States and Europe. Advertisers and dairy papers will converge in the city. telegrams urge attendance and advance notice of arrival. John Andrews and HL Ell Rochester sign the appeal.
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United States
John Andrews
E Shoemaker Proposed as President of Town State Dairy Association
Waterlooan suggests E R Shoemaker of Waterloo for president of the Town State Dairymen's association as incumbent WB Harney may not seek re election. Shoemaker, editor of the Creamery Journal, has long worked in dairy interests and runs Jersey cattle, bringing years of association experience to the post.
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Cleur
Dairymen’s Association
WB. Harney
Barney
E. R. Shoemaker
Waterloo
Creamery Journal
Shoemaker
Indus
Black Hawk County
Jersey
Town State Dairy Association
Cedar Falls News Brief Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Cedar Falls report details Miss Grace Rait returning from Reinbeck after a long weekend visit. Harry Wsyth, ill for five weeks, is regaining strength and plans to travel with his brothers to Hot Springs Arkansas when able.
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Cedar Falls
Grace Rait
Reinbeck
Harry Wsyth
Hot Springs
Ark
Social notes detail visits and weddings in Des Moines
A long list of visitors, guests, and family trips highlights this Des Moines social page. Mrs George Steele and daughter Katherine visit Dubuque and Chippewa Falls while Mrs Dinwiddie and family enjoy a Philippines leave. Miss Bessie Beebe stays with Mrs Harry Johnson, and Miss Helen Ives visits from Los Angeles. Clergy visits include Dr J F Snowden preaching in Truer. Proposals include August Freier’s upcoming marriage to Alice Elizabeth Carpenter in Rock Rapids, with plans for a new home at Ninth and Walnut. Clarence Bolton and Carrie Loomis wed in Des Moines and plan to live in the Ewing apartments.
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J. H. van Dyke
Dubuque
Chippewa Falls
Wis
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Philippines
Bessie Beebe
Hampton
State University
Harry Johnson
Helen Ives
Iowa Falls
Ives
J. F. Snowden
Congregational Church
Truer
Chas. Colton
Manderson
Counehl Bluffs
McClaire Martin
Edward
Ann Arbor
Mich
Judge Kinne
Edward ‘Townsend
San Diego
Kansas City
A. G. Thomason
California
A. C. Page
Leslie A. J. Chapman
Manila
Chapman
War Department
5. W. Harris
Cedar Walls
Boston
Portland
Ore
L. H. Keep
Northwood
Minn
August Freier
Rock Rapids
Alice Elizabeth Carpenter
Charles Miller Carpenter
Town State Teachers' College
Freier
HW. P. Freier
Pfeiffer Drug Co
Drake University
Loyal Legion to Hold Banquet in Cedar Rapids
The Town Commandery of the Loyal Legion, former Union Army officers, will hold the first banquet of the season at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids on October 25. About 106 members and their wives are expected.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Plans New Line Survey In Chariton Area
Chariton Oct 10 surveyors for the Rock Island have been working in the vicinity for several days as the railroad seeks a shorter connection between its central town line and the southern line. The survey runs between Carlisle and Allerton as part of the project.
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Chariton
Evening Press
Roc Island
Rock Island
Carlisle
Allerton
Two Young Girls Run Away For Fine Dresses In Waterloo
Two sisters or cousins aged 14 and 16 ran away from home last Saturday to Waterloo hoping to find work and buy finer clothes. They were found at the union station with little money after travelling from Nashua and Janesville, taken to jail for detention until relatives arrived, then returned home.
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Waterloo
Glidys Felcher
Aeken
Waverly
Roth Allom
Hye al
Eric
Dinneen
Janesville
Local Women Societies Meet This Week Across Town
Announcements list Pythian Sisters meeting Tuesday evening Initiation for Sons of Veterans A L A social stretch group plans a Tuesday gathering with Mrs H C Egbert on Fourth Street Hychre club meets October 11 at 230 pm with Mrs GC W Bow n Murray club opens season Tuesday evening at 730 at Rev Effie McCollums Iowa Street Waterloo Lodge 105 A F & A M holds a Tuesday October 1 9 stated meeting at Masonic Temple All Master Masons invited Friendship Society meets Wednesday October 12 at Mrs Claus Junge 235 Iceland Avenue YWCA Kensington at Randolph Street hosted by Behrens and Chapin Daughters of the King of Christ Haven to a thimblebee Tuesday evening at 523 Lime Street all invited including strangers of the parish
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Murray Club
Effie McCollum Jones
Iowa Street
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
The
Friendship Society
Claus Junge
Iceland Avenue
The Harve Stock Company Opens at Waterloo Theatre
The Harvey Stock company begins a week at the Waterloo theatre with four act drama The Sins of the Father. The new play offers strong heart and humor. Harvey D. Orr directs, with a top acting cast and a fine orchestra aboard the road tour.
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Harvey Stock Company
Harve Stock Company
Waterloo Theatre
Father
Harvey D. Orr
Rostrand Comedy Leads Syndicate Theatre Show
A varied program promises a splendid musical interlude before the performance and between acts with vaudeville nets of merit. The policy includes one free lady with each 30 cent ticket bought before 6 pm today. Edmond Rostand's "Les Romanesques" receives praise from Max Beerbohm and critics, with John Nicholson Wood touring America in the lead role. Rostrand and Nicholson’s Chicago success is cited. The Syndicate theatre hosts matinee and evening showings Saturday.
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Bernard Shaw
Max Beerholm F
London Saturday Review
Paris
New York
Chicago
Edmond Roestand
John Nicholson Wood
Ziefeld Theatre
Rostrand
Mr. Nicholson
Syndicate Theatre
Team Stolen From Gravity Farmer Reward Offered
Gravity Oct 10. Fred Fisher who farms near Gravity offers a reward for capture of thieves who stole his team of horses valued at 500 dollars. A description has been sent to surrounding towns and officials are on the lookout.
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Gravity
Broening Press
Fred Fisher
Public Health Push: American Drug and Press Association Formed
An issue announces the formation of the American Drug and Press Association, a union of newspaper men and druggists to improve prepared medicines. It details approved formulas, direct-from-lab products, and no middleman pricing sold through Henderson Drug Co. in Waterton.
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American Drug and Press Association
United States
Association
Associatea
State of Henderson Drug Co
Waterton
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Younge Womans Club
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Kensington
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Vulcanite Roofing CO
Chicago, Ill
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