Program of Baby Health Contest at Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress
Free lecture schedule for the Baby Health Contest at the Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress lists talks by Dr. Velma Powell Dr. G Hardy Clark Dr. Florence Brown Sherborn Dr. Ben C Everall and Effie McCollum Jones from Waterloo Colfax and Audubon. Demonstrations include infant care feeding and preparation of artificial foods by nurses from Associated Charities and Correction.
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Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress
Velma Powell
Red Oak
G. Hardy Clark
Waterloo
Florence Brown Sherborn
Colfax
Ben C. Everall
Florence Ward
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Effie McCollum Jones
American Baby Health Contest Association
Mary T. Watts
Contest
Audubon
Associated Charities and Correction
Milk Dealers Invite to Oct lecture by Dr. North
The Waterloo Milk Dealers association invites the Iowa State Retail Milk association and the Iowa State Dairy association to hear Dr. Charles E. North speak on sanitary dairy topics in Waterloo hall on October 20 afternoon. The free lecture follows a Chicago show with North, Sanitarian of the New York milk commission, and a public banquet at the Ellis that evening.
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Charles E. North
North
New York Milk Commission
Milk Dealers’ Association
Mississippi
Chicago
Ellis
Dr. North
New Officers Elected by Associated Charities
At a meeting in the east side library, new officers were elected for the Associated Charities. J. F. Bragdon was named president with Rev Effie Jones as vice president and C. D. Becker as secretary. Mrs. Henry Austin became treasurer. A seven member committee to study a store building was appointed and will meet Monday morning to review sites.
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Associated Charities
East Side
J. B. Bragdon
J.B. Johnson
Hk. Cropper
Hardy Clark
Effie Jones
K. M. Read
W. W. Marsh
J. J. Bragdon
House
Rey. J
H. M. Reed
Kardy Clark
Vicw
Effieett, Jones
C. D. Becker
Henry Austin
Revival Services At Union Congregational Church
Revival services led by Rev G S Parker at Union Congregational Church with a chorus choir continue this week. Evening services start at 7 30 and run each night except Saturday with steady enthusiasm despite modest attendance.
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Union Congregational Church
G. S. Parker
Arrested on Serious Charge Involves Recurrent Allegations
Henry Heiser, 43, indicted years ago for eating indecent acts with young girls, was jailed on a similar charge. He denied the charge at police court and the case was moved to 7 pm for the girls’ appearance. Heiser has faced multiple prior arraignments on the same offense. County attorney has the facts and may act.
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Henry Heiser
Heiser
YMCA Gym Class Reorganization Affects Youth Members
George H. Cockburn announces a new three class system for YMCA gym activities. High school, intermediate, and junior B are retained while junior A is abolished. Admission fees are set at 1 for high school and 2 for each of the other two.
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George H. Cockburn
City Officials Correct Payroll Error From 1912 Ordinance
Officials acknowledge a 35 cent per month payroll error dating to a 1912 ordinance. Chief Lanham and Chief Burke received excess pay but deny blame. The error will be rectified in a sane manner and payrolls adjusted going forward.
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Lanham
Burke
Danham
City in Brief highlights local visits and travels
Lofelbigenily applied optical service ewe beter glasses, Bireliuinan, Wibdvert isaryedd p 00. Linduer dete this morning ot do business visit to Webster City. Rev Ob. Wl Brel attends a meeting of the Byaneet Ae association im leveling OL. Mrs. Frank Soash of Minlafield O. visits her brother D. Myers at 162 Mullan avenue. George Rousnue of Cedar Rapids attends a delegation of Knights of Pythias at the Pythian fair. Wight M. HL Ne travels to Minneapolis. his wife accompanies him. Mrs. A.C. Conaway of Marshalltown returns from a six-week visit with Mrs. A. J. Busby. De I. BLO Keefe at his office tomorrow morning in the Commercial bank after two weeks vacation. Mrs. Eo. Lanth of 706 Park avenue west goes to Mt. Pleasant to visit a daughter and another daughter heads the Newton domestic science department. Kenneth Curtis, time clerk for Dunphy Friedstein, is in today. G. MM. Frush plans to leave for Morida for the winter, family to accompany. T. BE. Leeper and family will visit Oregon then California for the winter. Prof. L. BR. Smith of Ames leaves for Webster City after attending the aged woman’s funeral. Tr. Nf. Schenk Memphis Mo. leaves for home at 320 Western avenue. W. O H. Causey, superintendent of the southern division of the Grant Western, was in the city yesterday on business. Mrs. Black’s First Presbyterian class served supper to thirty-six teachers and officers of the Sunday school, led by Mesdaines James Black, Emma Toynton and W. A. Goodman.
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Ob. Wl Brel
Byaneet Ae Association
Loge Tommwurrow
Frank Soash
Minlafield
D. Myers
Mullan Avenue
Eo. Lanth
Park Avenue West
Mt. Pleasant
Newton Public
Kenneth Curtis
Dunphy Friedstein Contracting
G. MM. Frush
Morida
T. BE. Leeper
Oregon
California
L. BR. Smith
Ames
W. A. Wilson
Webster City
Nf. Schenk
Memphis
Western Avenue
W. O H. Causey
Grant, Western
King Family Leaves King Residence for Waterloo Post
Independence note reports Ben Kins formerly with Corn Belt Telephone has taken a new position in Waterloo with a different company. He and his family moved, and the King residence was rented to Frank Mann and family from the Heege tenant residence in the Third ward, recently sold to John Christiansen. Friends regret their departure from town.
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Independence
B.J
Ben Kins
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Ne Company
Waterloo
King
Frank Mann
Heege
John Christiansen
Life Ends for Mrs Cramer in Parkersburg Iowa
Mrs. Jane Cramer died at the home of her daughter Mrs W H Wilson three miles south of town at 2 oclock Thursday morning. She was in her eighty third year. Her last illness was due to paralysis after she was stricken.
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Parkersburg
Jane Cramer
W. HW. Wilson
Early Parkersburg resident Mrs. Cramer dies
Mrs. Cramer, an early Parkersburg settler, died after illness two weeks after a Grinnell to Cedar Falls trip. She lived with her daughters Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Merner of Cedar Falls, and Mrs. Kemmerer since her husband’s death.
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Pat Ackley
Grinnell
Cedar Falls
Parkersburg
Wilson
Cramer
Merner
Cedar Walls
Amanda Kemmerer
Specials in Groceries at Koeneke's Cash Grocery
Advertises 5 lb granulated sugar beet at 26c Nest Creamery Butter 2 lb at 3c, 12 cans good sweet corn 75c, tomatoes and peas 10c, special price on potatoes in six or more bushel lots for next week delivery from car Minn stock.
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Minn
Atock
Grinnell Leaders Attend Interment Plan
A note mentions Grinnell residents and Mrs. Lilian Fishes of Madison Wisconsin with interment planned at Osk Hill cemetery.
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Grinnell
Lilian Fishes
Madison, Wis
Osk Hill Cemetery
United Doctors Offer Help For Ailments At Marsh Place
Dr White, in charge at the United Doctors office on Marsh Place, advertises three years of practice in chronic nervous and sex related ailments. He claims high success with quick cures, painless piles and rectal troubles, free consultation, and responsive letters.
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United Doctors
White
Marsh Place
John White
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Victor Victrola
Victrola
Victrolas
Waterloo Milk Dealers’ Assoology
R. H. Sylvester
Iowa
Iowa State Retail Milk Associa
Mortessori System
Tion
Iowa State Dairy Asso
Fitzgerald Bros
Griffin
Giffen
Schloss Bros
Dr Sds Ves
HELI
Jacob Bintz
Hallowe
Board of Trade
Ewe Beter Glasses
Bireliuinan
Wibdvert Isaryedd P
Linduer
George Rousnue
Cedar Rapids
Gunton
Codi Rapids
Knights of Pythias
Wight M. HL
Minneapolis
A.C. Conaway
Marshalltown
A. J. Busby
de I. Blo Keefe
Commercial Bank
Mrs. Cramer
Buck
Dall Kid
Black Kid
Kohls
Koeneke’s Cash Grocery
Chinchilla
Ality ” and “P
People’s Store
West Fourth Street
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