Waterloo cattle congress draws huge crowds and praise
The dairy cattle show in Waterloo attracts expected attendance of 50 000 with 16 000 from the city. Judging begins tomorrow for Brown Swiss Ayrshires Jerseys Holsteins Guernseys with experts from Ontario Kentucky Wisconsin Iowa and Ames. Milk contest hands prizes totaling top awards to Marsh Waterloo and Hillside Des Moines. Democratic Day and political speakers loom as Bryan and other national figures plan appearances. school children and the public prepare for a week of exhibits and events at Electric Park.
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Congress
van Pelt
Waterloo
United States
America
Dairy Congress
W. W. Ballantyne
Stratford
Ontario
Canada
John A. Lee
Shelbyville
W. J. Gillette
Rosendale
Wis
Charles L. Hill
Guernseys
H. H. Kildee
Ames
la Rue
Town Criers
Klbert Hubbard
Dairy Cattle Congress
Harry Kloster
Hugh van Pelt
Hubbard
Kieater
Waterloo Cattle Congress
Cattle Congress
Iowa State Dairy Association
O. P. Thompson
Middle West
W. W. Marsh
Hill‘side Farm
Des Moines
Fred Stubbs
van Pelt-Maine
Waterloo i
N. L. Bennett
State Dairy and Food Commission
P. W. Crowley
J. H. Sasseen
W. W. Wyant
Bryan
Iowa
Dubuque
Iowa State ‘Dairy Association
Electric Theatre
W. iReherd
First Presbyterian Church
H. C.bernbrock
Sherman T. DelWolf
Reinbeck
E. C. Lytton
J. J. Ross
Iowa Falls
E. T. Sadler
Knights of Columbus Dance and Banquet in Columbus Day Program
Members of the Knights of Columbus will celebrate Columbus day with a dance at the Elks hall this evening. Fourth degree members will banquet at the Elks hotel then attend the dance and program. A program includes musical selections, readings, and an address by J C Murtagh. A lecture on the seven ages by S Baldus of Chicago will follow Tuesday evening at the Elks hall, free to the public.
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Knights of Columbus
Elks’ Hall
Elks Hotel
Waterloo Ladies’ Orcestra
M. H. Kelly
Frances Cordes
Margaret Madigan
Genevieve Cleary
J. C. Murtagh
A. Baldus of
Chicago
the Elks’ Hall
Temporary merchant license dispute over state law
Local merchant faces possible $200 license along with a $1,000 bond under state law for temporary or transient selling. County officials allege a 30 day rental period and continuation of operation beyond, while the merchant argues he is not subject to the law. County Attorney Hoxie granted a stay for today as audits and decisions proceed.
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Hoxie
Civil War Veteran Niplick Dies in Shell Rock
Special article notes T. Ro Niplick, Civil War veteran and longtime Rock Island Railroad pumping station operator in Shell Rock, died at his home Saturday night. He resided in the city over thirty years and is survived by his widow.
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Shell Rock
Get
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T. Ro Niblick
Rock Island Railroad
YWCA Notes Of Interest At Local Meeting
An afternoon meeting was held at the YWCA vesper services with Mrs. W L Clapp giving the address and Grace McKean and Mrs Josephine Shimer providing vocal solos. The association hosted home hour with light refreshments and invites all to tonight's gym class at 730. Tomorrow Dr Daniel Davies lectures on Emigration and Immigration as the first of a six week series. Women are asked to come from work for the domestic science supper and to notify Miss Mary Day about attendance. Also notices include help wanted ads and rental offerings in Waterloo and surrounding areas.
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W. L. Clapp
Grace McKean
Josephine Shimer
Association
Lianiel Davies
Davies
Mary Day
Rally Day Services at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Seven hundred church members and re congregation attended the annual rally day services at Walnut Street Baptist Church yesterday. The morning including Sunday school and preaching was devoted to the rally. A program of music recitations and addresses was given, followed by a liberal offering for missions.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ponds Seined Along Cedar River At Request Of Association
Black Hawk County Fish and Game Protective Association members press for Cedar river ponds between Waterloo and Cedar Falls to be sieved and all fish relocated to the river. State Game Warden Hinshaw orders Deputy Warden Al Houston and Deputy Warden W M Benton to begin immediately.
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Black Hawk County Fish and Ganes Protective Association
Cedar River
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Hinshaw
al Houston
Theity
W. M. Benton
Winted Reliab le Boy sought for errands and dressmaking work
Help wanted notice seeks a reliable boy to run errands and assist around the shop. Foreman position available in Proom Courter ation and dressmaking. Cloth dresses four dollars and up, silk dresses five dollars and up, guaranteed work. Apply at Courier office.
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South St
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Dairy and Cattle Congress
Eleece
Smart Shop
Marsh
Black Hawk County
Merriam Coming
Charles —. Merriam
Progressive Party
Illinois
Raymond Robbins
Albert Beveridge
A. B. Cummins
Clarke
East Side
W. J. Quarton
Algona
Electric Park
Argyle St
O-8
Care Courier
Kent
Vine St
Dawson St
Abest
West
City
KE. M. Storm & Co
Commercial St
Washington St
Jefferson
American Motor Car Co
P. J. Connelly
Jesup
Towa
West 4Th
Bluff Srs
Goss-Brebner Co
Real Estate and Investment
Brokers
Waterloo, Iowa
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