Campaign activity at Waterloo Democratic headquarters
Two smiling ladies at 309 Fourth Street West promote the Smith and Robinson gospel while a corps of male assistants aids. Miss Sallie Imboden and Mrs. J J Dunniwald welcome questions on platforms and candidates. County Democratic chairman M H Kelly leads the campaign as a radio installation to broadcast speeches is planned. A large volume of campaign literature is being sorted for distribution. telephone number 2804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith and Robinson
Waterloo
Democratic
Fourth
Sallie, Imboden
J. J. Dunniwald
M.H. Kelly
Young Argonauts in Stolen Car Near Eldora
Two Waterloo youths aged 14 and 15 confessed to stealing a car late Saturday night and planned a fortune hunt north toward Marshalltown before being stopped. They face hearings before Judge George J. Sager, with possible stay at Eldora training school until age 21. Deputies noted the car was driven from the amusement park to school and then to Marshalltown. A $124 foal was found on the boys during a search. Deputy Harry Allen returned them to Waterloo from Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Marshalltown
George. J. Sager
Eldora
Countty
W. F. Dilworth
Gavp
Harry Allen
Prohibition Denounced At Des Moines Beverage Convention
William Sheal of Cedar Rapids, past president of the Town Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages, said Prohibition is the big humbug at the Des Moines convention. He claimed Americans still can obtain liquor if they have money. His address argued against prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Sheal
Cedar Rapids
Teheal
Convention stance on prohibition questioned
F A Turner Coca Cola Bottling Company manager attends the convention as he notes no clear stand on prohibition, while observers expect debate over the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
F. A. Turner
Coca Cala Bottling
Proceeds of Supper to Aid the Poor
Annual Salvation Army harvest festival to raise funds tonight at the Salvation Army hall 500 Mulberry Street. Proceeds support needy residents in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Mulberry’ Street
Notre Dame Drake Football Game Date Set for Nov 16
Des Moines reports the 1929 Notre Dame Drake football game is chosen for November 16 at an unidentified site. Proceeds from a chicken supper and goods sale will aid the relief fund run by Captain George Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watt
Notre Dame
Des Moines
Mystery OCR Grocery List Scribbles and Prices
Fragmentary shopping list tone with assorted prices and weights. Items mention canned goods and flour with cents per unit, including 49 lb quantities and brand names like Golden Glory. The garbled text resembles a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper retail notice.
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Kelly
C. R
Chase & Sanborns
Seal Brand Coffee
MNAS
Chase & Sanborn
North Wells St
Chicago
Wilson’s
West Side
Rexall
West Fourth St
Alco-Rex
Roxbury
KOTEX
Hill
Ayer
Colt
Woodbury
Palmer's
Mile
Djer
Kiss
Melba
Packer's
Jergen
Opeka Coffee
Lincoln
Norris
Ness
Gibbs
Lindbargh
McEvoy
Wild Horse
Mesa
Grey
Empire Kayne
Millay
Eadie
Nason
J Giood Bye
Wisconsin
Warwick
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Royal
Geo. L. Hazen
Ganlors Hazen
West
Three Ninth St
Central Butter ’ Creamery
Grundy County
Hemstreet
Hubbard
Acorn
United Fruit
Country Gentleman Sweet Co
Campbell
Libby
van Camp
Wees
Oder
Ioe
Bran Fowler Coffee
Blackstone Maxwell House
Ideal
Graham
Delicia Oleo
WAT
Uehler
Fetter Yu As
Poe En
Part
Lamb
Bacon
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