Luttan fights off hold up and bandit at Waterloo seed store
Luttan recounts a Wednesday evening attempt to rob his Waterloo seed store at 724 Water Street. He wrestled the gunman, who fled after a bullet wounded Luttan in the leg. A.J. Willard is sought for the shooting. police and a doctor were delayed but Luttan survived with about $400 in the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloomer
Luttan
St. Francis Hospital
Fred
A. J. Willard
Lutton
Hw.t. Wagner
Luttin
Fred ‘Taylor
Taylor
Crumline
Buttan
Waterloo Medical Society
Independence Avenue
Illinois Central
Deviled Tomatoes and Pepper Relish from a Vintage Column
Instructions describe slicing firm chilled tomatoes and marinating in French dressing, then batter frying with parsley garnish. A second recipe shares a pepper relish using red and green peppers, onions, celery seed, and boiling water, simmered and packed into jars.
Mayor Praises Y M C A Build Strong Character
Waterloo mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts endorses the Y M C A as it nears its sixtieth jubilee. He highlights the organization’s character building work, urges citizen support during the week of October 22, and credits the local YMCA with civic virtue and guidance for men and boys in Waterloo and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Tibbitts
America
Fourth Street
Registration locations and dates for Waterloo election
City Clerk Charles C. MacKay announced registration sites across Waterloo for voters to register and cast ballots in the upcoming general election. Registrations run Oct 25 26 27 and Nov 3 with the election set for Nov 6. Registrars plan four busy days to prepare the voting population, meeting Tuesday night for final instructions and supplies.
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Charles C. MacKay
Waterloo
Repass Automobile Company
Park ‘Ave
Westminster Presbyterian Chrch
Fourth
Oaklawn
Whittier School
Sullivan
St. Luke's Church
Campbell
Galloway Agricultural Hall
Ballou
Ore Station
Commercial
Gospel Hall
Western
St. Mark's Episcopalshuren
Lafayette
Waterloo Electric Camping
Pitth
Stherwood Greenhouse
Canger
Miles Building
Oakland
Fifth
Porum Drug Company
Sycamore
Linden M. BE
Butler
mMyon Whitney
Vinton
Christ Spiscopsl
Shepherd Lumber Company
Seaventa
Rusty Ruston Shows Unusual Appeal For Girls
A new novel Rusty Ruston by Marian Hurd McNeely tells of Mary who uses the name Rusty to fit a spunky 17 year old heroine. Red haired and short of funds for college she earns by operating a garden and flower shop with family support. The book blends humor adventure and youthful zest in a form aimed at girls but appealing to all who enjoy youthful adventure.
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Mary
Rusty
Rusty Ruston
Marian Hurd McNeely
Dubuque
Longmans, Green & Co
New York
Smith rails at 6.0 P. M. record in Chicago rally
Alfred E. Smith in Chicago denounces the Republican record as he closes western campaigning before moving eastward. He attacks Work over Salt Creek lease with Sinclair interests and cites Borah while urging voters to remember the current administration’s perceived failures. Moving via Indianapolis toward Albany, he plans a church stop in western New York. In Geneva, Italy, villagers fear a landslide near Camo in the Maggia valley as foundations shift threatening the town.
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Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Allegheny Mountains
North Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Sale Creek
Sinclair
Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Ohio
Albany
New York
Audleyce Toots
Republican Party
Nomines
Veterans’ Bureau
Office of
Alien Property Custodian
Salt Creek
Ball Creek
Albert B. Fall
Sargent
Borah
Idaho
Idahorn
Gov. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Hoover
Geneva
Camo
Maggia
Ticino
Tigers Buy Outfielder Roy G C. Johnson
Detroit announces the purchase of minor league outfielder Roy G C Johnson from San Francisco in the Pacific Coast League for a reported 75000 dollars. The deal reflects a major acquisition by the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Detroit
Tigers Today
Roy GC. Johnson
San Francisco
Births Reported From Local Hospitals and Homes
Birth notices list several newborns with parents and dates. Benjamin near Winslow born Oct 4. Bs or a girl to Koffoxlau at St Peenehs Oct 3. Lynn Ranney to Brown Sept 26. Dale Edwie to Bareck Oct 7. Norah Ann to Martell Oct 5. Shirley Crace to Lottich Sept 28. Matlsa Fay to Welter Webber Oct 0. Richard Elmer to Moore Oct 13. Merrill Roth to Burr McCord Aug 28. Paul Jr to Dyer at Ast on Oct 3. John Gilbert to Clark Aug 300. Allan Dale to Engleman Oct 12.
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Clifford
Winslow
Knoll
Benjamin
George Koffoxlau
St. Peenehs Hospital
Bsor
Wilbur C. Brown
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lynn Ranney
Willem Bareck
St Branels Hospital
Dale Edwie
Joan Martell
Seventh West
Norah Ann
John Cheorge Lottich
Reel
Shirley Crace
McKinley Welter Webber
Colorado
Matlsa Fay
Clyde Elmer Moore
Presbyterian Hospital
Richard Elmer
Burr McCord
Klaventhingl
Merrill Roth
Paul Byron Dyer
Lafayette
Ann
Ston
Paul Jr
Howard Clark
Albany
John Gilbert
John WW
Engleman
Quincy
San
Allan Dale
Waterloo Invites 1930 Kiwanis Convention Here
Waterloo Kiwanis club invited Nebraska Iowa Kiwanis to hold its 1930 convention in Waterloo. Delegation of 18 attended from Waterloo. The Kiwanis quartet sang, Miss Dene May sang as Miss Waterloo, and a resolution thanked Waterloo singers. H C Wurster of Waterloo became lieutenant governor of division No 3. A convention report will be given at the weekly club meeting in Hotel Russell Lamson. Dr T B Throckmton of Des Moines will speak on medical fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
B. M. Gotshall
W. P. McGormick
Cc. L. Tarbell
C. Albert Seholln
Russell-Lamson Hexb
T- B
Lindbergh to Hunt Bears in Coahuila Mexico Border Trip
Col Charles A Lindbergh will travel south of the Rio Grande next week to hunt bears in Coahuila. The party, organized by Ambassador Alexander J. MacNab, aims for a four to five week stay with plans to explore Sierra Madre cliff dwellings in Chihuahua. Lindbergh to arrive at La Sabla ranch near the border and travel by car beyond, camping in the open with a possible visit to Luis Leon’s ranch. Judge Leon Armisen of Pilar del Rio Cubs accompanies the group.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rio Grande
Coahuila
Alexander J. MacNab
United States
Lindbergh
Sierra Madre
Chihuahua
la Sabla
Hal Mangum
Ambassador Morrow
Sierra Madres
MarcNab
Chief Tiller Talks to Iowa Firemen
Ames Iowa Oct 20 The fourth annual short course for Iowa firemen, run by Iowa State College engineering extension, closed after no demonstration of extinguishers and equipment. Over 200 firemen attended the four day session. Closing programs featured J B Florin Wisconsin fire prevention chief Ray Tiller Waterloo fire chief and first aid instruction by W E Longfellow Red Cross assistant national director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Engineering Extension Department
Towa State College
J. BE. Florin
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Ray Tiller
Waterloo Fire Department
W. E. Longfellow
American Red Cross
Paris Coat Dress Designers Create Evening Wear
Nicole Groult designs a black crepe coat dress with an open front over gray blue foundation. Embroidered sleeves reach above the elbow with red, gold, and blue heavy chain stitch. The same colors mimic tiered effects on the skirt.
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Paris
Nicole Groult
Sime
Iowa Cities Soar in Building Amid State Gain Report
Iowa's year end prosperity seen in September building index showing 76 percent gain over 1927. Cedar Rapids led with 328 percent, Marshalltown 193 percent, Des Moines 1 percent, plus gains in Davenport Fort Dodge Keokuk Sioux City and Waterloo. National survey signals overall decline in U S building activity. Also Rose M Parker elected president of Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association at Shelby county meeting.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Davienport
Fort Dodge
Keokuk
iSoux City
Waterloo
Iswa
Seine
Bent
Heans
Sound Bluffs
Rose M. Parker
Shelby County
Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association
Goettsch divorce granted. custody and fees set
Marjorie Goettsch was granted a decree of divorce from A H Goettsch by Judge BR W Hasner. The stipulation awards custody of their minor daughter Donna Corey, with $35 weekly support, and assigns household furniture. Each party quitsclaims future or existing interests in property, and defendant must pay attorney fees and court costs.
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Marjorie Goettsch
A. H. Goettsch
BR. W. Hasner
Goettsch
Donna Corey
Prosperity as Campaign Focus in Final Weeks
Washington report outlines Hoover and Smith shaping the race around prosperity. Hoover stresses bread and butter issues like tariffs and employment to sway voters, while Smith defends immigration limits and protectionism. Whisper campaigns fade as both parties push core economic themes before Election Day.
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Ty Frederic William Wise
Washington, D. C
Pesson
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
The
Isle
Medill McCormick
Gov. Smith
Louisville
Washington
Smith
United States
Secretary of Labor
Europe
Ellis Island
New York
Teddy
National Committee
Three Cars Stolen One Recovered in Inverted Position
H L Harkness of 919 Fairview Avenue reported the theft of his sight coupe from near Walnut Street Baptist church at 9 20 p m yesterday. An overturned car at Linn and Quincy streets led detectives Ralph Davis and Charles L Pickens to identify it as Harkness’s stolen vehicle. Three boys were seen fleeing as the coupe overturned. The car was brought to the station. Carl White of Route 1 Waverly Indiana reported a Chevrolet coach stolen near the Winals Central depot around 1 05 p m yesterday. The car is registered to Eugene White with license plate 8 1877. Nathan Enlow Gedar Falls marshal asked police to watch for a Chevrolet car stolen from Mrs William Morgan, license 1403n. B H Good of GIL Washington Street reported a chest of carpenter tools stolen from a building at Fifth and Jefferson streets at 7 15 p m yesterday. Mrs Feed Ulin of 12 Lafayette Street is at Allen Motwater hospital for medical treatment.
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H. L. Harkness
Fairview Avenue
Pellev
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Linn
Quincy Streets
Ralph Davis
Charles L. Pickens
Harkiness
Carl White
Route 1
Waverly
Palite Ab
Yester- Gay Wiether
Winals Central Depot
Eugene White
Nathan Enlow
Gedar
William Morgan
Gil Washington Street
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Portugal Footwear Law Draws Global Attention
Washington dispatch reports Portugal’s Oct 1 start date for a new law banning barefoot living. A National Geographic bulletin notes world regions with and without footwear, tracing sandal origins in Egypt and Mesopotamia to modern shoes. It highlights global shoe evolution and US dominance in production with 1926 output surpassing 324 million pairs valued near one billion dollars.
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Washington, D.C
Portugal
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Polar
Trapics
Africa
Central America
South America
Asia
Tropics
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Nile
Tigris-Euphrates
Palestine
Tima
Europe
Western
India
Japan
Mexico
Near East
Holland
Belgium
France
America
United States
Iworld
West High Hall to Host Major Republican Rally
West High auditorium will host Black Hawk County’s largest Republican rally on Wednesday evening with Dwight F. Davis, secretary of war, speaking at 8 p.m. Announcement came from Pressey J. Frank, county central committee chair. A music and short talks program is planned.
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West High
Black Hawk
Dwight F. Davis
Pressey J. Frank
The
Republic
Frank
Harry E. Hull
United States Immigration
Black Hawk County
Dunkerton
Waterloo
la Porte City
Hudson
County Central Committee
Walter P. Jensen
Wom
Court decree exempts hospital from taxation in Mason City
Mason City Iowa October 20 The hospital run by the Sisters of Mercy a Roman Catholic order has been exempted from taxation by a decree issued by District Judge Clark who upheld the contention that it is a charitable institution within the meaning of the law The suit began last year after the hospital was listed for taxation after having been exempted for several years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Sisters of Mercy
Clark
Navy dirigible Los Angeles flight postponed to Monday
Lakehurst N J October 20 due to weather the proposed training flight of the U S Navy dirigible Los Angeles scheduled for dawn today has been postponed until Monday morning. A home economics expert notes that emphasis on proper food for children has led many parents to eat more sensibly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
U. S. Navy
Los Angeles
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GLERK
Gov. Smith Flays
Dr. Work
Newton
Wurster
Miss Waterloo
LINGY
Mexige
Col. McNab
Embassy
Tiller
Ieee
For & Complete Optical Service
Buchanan's
Arthur H. Claus
Katherine Claus
Margaret Maddigan
Maddigan School of Music
Upper Town University
Luther College
Fayette
Geraldine Brinkman
Grinnell College
Vermont Boulevard
Jack
F. T. McGhee
Cc. A. Culbertson
Conger Street
Thompson
Rainbow Drive
Walker
McGhee
Adam Roegen
Long Beach
Cllr
Reddmond
George Yarrington
Duryea Street
Corn M. Clough
Bertha Arthur
Ruth
Grant ‘Avenue
Gypsy Smith
Memoriat Coliseum
G. W. Wild
Centuria
Wis
Nic Webber
Franklm Street
Evangelical Church
Nell Yhoeys
Chirch Pariors
Aril Sena Vercisemeiey
Copsright
Ipze
Feed Ulin
Lafayette Street
Allen Motwortat Hospital
West High Hall
Ghogen
Hall
Jensen
George E. Lichty
Whaleshic Grocer
Phelps
Jefferson St
Tritz Studio
West Fourth St
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