Pioneer Waterloo physician Dr D W Crouse dies in Alabama
Dr D W Crouse founder of Waterloo Presbyterian Hospital and longtime city physician dies at his Citronelle Alabama home after years of declining health. Born 1845 in Pennsylvania he practiced in Waterloo since 1869 and led medical societies, helped organize Black Hawk Bank, and was active in the First Presbyterian church. Burial in Waterloo after funeral to be held Monday at First Presbyterian with Rev C H Purnott officiating.
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Mount Carroll Seminary
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New York
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Long Island College Hospital
Morseville
Daviess County
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Dayton, Wash
Hamilton
Sheridan, Wyo
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C. H. Purmott
Des Moines
Fatads
Karsis
Cattle Congress Incorporation in Iowa dairy circles
Arrangements completed for the incorporation of the Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress to become a permanent annual event in Waterloo. The Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress will be capitalized at $25,000 with $10,000 paid up. First officers named are John Andrews president E Kiester secretary and W W Marsh chairman of the board with a slate of directors including E R Shoemaker C V Simmons G E Lichty James Black L S Cass W R Law Paul Davis William Galloway and Vi E Wiester. Get your Gadski tickets now.
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Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
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C. V. Simmons
G. E. Lichty
James Black
L. S. Cass
W. R. Law
Paul Davis
William Galloway
Vi. E. Wiester
World Series Tickets Spark Turbulent Demand in New York
Fans flooded New York today over World Series tickets with cigar shops and theater houses advertising seats. At the National club headquarters 260 to 200 men pressed officials, demanding refunds for unused single game orders while mail orders for entire series were honored. The day saw heightened police presence as the dispute drew attention from the National Commission. Ticket prices were 6 to 10 dollars for the event, with higher rates for premium seats. Vice President Sherman, a disappointed mail-order buyer, awaited resolution.
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New York
Curner
Babe
New York National Club
National Commission
Sherman
Foley Kidney Pills supply built up kidneys and bladder
J. K. Joder & Son advertise Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to strengthen and restore kidney and bladder function. The copy claims relief from back ache headaches nervousness rheumatism and all kidney bladder and urinary irregularities.
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Masons Adjourn Sessions in Cedar Rapids
The Grand chapter Royal Arch Masons of Iowa closed its sessions in Cedar Rapids with G A Riencke of Muscatine elected Grand Wich Priest. The Lutheran Synod of Iowa met here and elected Rev EH F Martin of Iowa City as president.
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Cedar Rapids
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of Iowa
G. A. Riencke
Muscatine
Lutheran Synod of Iowa
EH. F. Martin
Iowa City
Butter Makers Score Product at Dairy Convention
H M Crocker of Rock Creek Indiana led buttermakers in a six tub judging contest at the Iowa State Dairy convention. Contestants compared their scores to the official scorer, with prizes totaling 75 dollars awarded to top five. Names and results include J H M Crocker Clear Lake Guy Thomas Waverly Homan Algona and others with Ames students also judging.
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J. H. M. Crocker
Rock Creek
Guy Thomas
Clear Lake
KE. H. Homan
Waverly
I. P. Anderson
Algona
FF. M. Zen
Stmner
Ames College
J. O'Neil
Ellis Raeees ST
Ee Renee Ee
ML McMurray
Waterloo Tigers to Play Oelwein Sunday
The Waterloo Tigers football team travels to Oelwein for a Sunday game with a 12 30 departure. A large crowd is expected to attend as the Tigers showcase new plays and lineup changes after two weeks of hard practice.
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Oelwein
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Mail Robbers Take $16,000 Package in Post Office Heist
In Pittsburg Kansas on October 18 robbers entered the Mulberry post office and escaped with several registered mail packages. One package reportedly contained $16,000 for the Sheridan Coal Company to pay its tim ers. Company officials and the postmaster refused to discuss the loss.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Mulberry
Here
Sheridan Coal Company
Waterloo Eyes National Commission Over League Split
William Ewald, Waterloo Baseball Association president and current vice president, says Waterloo remains in the Three I League and calls the Chicago meeting illegal. Gerry Herrmann, national commission chair, outlined disband and reorganization steps, promising federal oversight if needed. Ewald urges Waterloo fans to appeal to the national commission. Mrs Lamb and daughter depart for a two week Chicago visit.
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Waterloo Baseball Association
Waterloo
Chicago
Gerry Herrmann
National Commission
Herrmann
Ewald
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