Herdsmen Celebrate With C A Nelson Dinner At Acme
A dinner and smoker hosted by C A Nelson of Waverly at the Acme restaurant honored 35 dairy cattle exhibitors from the dairy cattle congress. Nelson won top prizes and urged generosity toward rivals. Speakers praised the week’s spirit of fellowship and intelligent crowds. Exhibitors expressed pride in their show and wished to stay in Waterloo another week despite rain. Premia were paid, Pacific coast exhibitors receiving about 700 dollars. Plans include loading Monday for Chicago Great Western to the National Dairy Cattle Show opening Wednesday.
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Genod
C. A. Nelson
Waverly
Acme
Dairy Cattle Congress
Nelson
So. Om
Hugh G. van Pelt
Cattle Congress
H. E. Kiester
A. Y. Tully
Waterloo
W. FB. Schanck
Avon
F. D. Hawk
California
W. EB
Cormick
Ohio
J. BR. Frewin
Minneapolis
E. M. Allen
Wisconsin
James Lee
Stubbs
Des Moines
Kiester
Tully
New York
FL. D. Hawk
California Agricultural College
Grace Durand
Pacific
McCormick
Waterlow
Allen
Dirksen
Herrist
Jie
Ehow
Mr. Ne
Henismen
Pacific Coast
Iesser
Dicage
Chicage
New Ontsion Freight Agent Installed At Minors Central
Matins Rosenweig of Omaha becomes division freight agent for the Minors Central and arrives to begin duties in Waterloo and on the Albert Lea division He replaces H Z Cardy who moves to a station agent role possibly at Warren Ill Rosenweig has sixteen years in railway service and strong recommendations Beals of Dubuque introduces him to the city
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Matins Rosenweig
Omaha
Minors Central
Waterloo
Albert Lea
H. Z. Cardy
Ilinois Central
Warren
Ill
Rosenweig
W. H. Beals
Dubuque
Great ball game at Fort Dodge IA
Duke Hollenbeck and Roddy Hendrix of the old Three I league team helped Connie Dains in a game at Fort Dodge against an independent club. Grover Beiter played first. The professionals lost 3 to 2 as Fort Dodge scored on two errors and a misplayed ball counted as a home run. Hollenbeck pitched with 13 strikeouts and Hendrix was in left field.
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Duke Hollenbeck
Roddy Hendrix
Fort Dodge
Connie Dains
Grover Beiter
Collins
Hollenbeck
Hendrix
Lightning Shock Sicken Mrs Smith After Storm
During yesterday's electrical storm lightning struck two track at the residence of Mr and Mrs Chub A Smith 26 Campbell Avenue. The shock was felt by several nearby residents and Mrs Smith became ill with nausea for the rest of the day.
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Chub A. Smith
Campbell Avenue
Electrical storms and rain hit Town for three nights
Severe electrical storms lit the sky in Town over the last three days with vivid displays and several lightning strikes. Fire crews answered multiple calls as rain continued, the temperature rising to 65 degrees with southeast winds. Past city events mention October floods and bridges failed in 1881 near Electric park, Cedar river drownings, and a horse loss at Cedar township. French Frazee advertises land near Waterloo for $20 offering property for moderate means at 611 Black Hawk Building.
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Texas
French & Frazee
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Thieves Carry Off Souvenirs At Dairy Cattle Congress
At the dairy cattle congress grounds several booths were looted by youths and possibly older people. The Hawkeye Oil Co Quaker Oats Co and B W Schuneman druggist booths reported property missing including a new seven dollar flag. A patrolman guarded the gates but could not prevent thefts. Watermelons and yellow and white bunting were also taken. Baptist ladies to hold rummage sale Friday October 20 at Walnut Street church.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Coliseum
Hawkeye Oll Co
Quaker Oats Co
B. W. Schuneman
Deuggist
J. W. Slocum
Tle
Kimbal Dairy Farmer
Walnut Street
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A Nelson
Ontsion
Fort Dodge, IA
Stolt Bros
Commercial Street
Fourth Street
Ecuuav
Mentor
Kayser and
Ireland
Goons Co
Onyx
Pact
Ralph A. Slippy
Goes
Iowa
Robert Young
Cedar River
Electric Park
Town City
William Miller
Eagle Township
Cedar Township
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