Waterloo Dairy Show Impresses with 19000 Attendance and Spirit
The Jersey World of Indianapolis reports Waterloo Iowa hosted its first annual Dairy Show October 10 through 15 drawing over 19 000 attendees. Organizers praised the Waterloo spirit with lavish decorations and hospitality for visiting dairy men and farmers. The event at Chautauqua park featured a 1 200 seat amphitheatre and ended with a balanced treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Park
Waterloo
Iowa
Cardui Praised by Kentucky Woman for Health Benefit
Mrs Hattie Cain of Carrsville Kentucky credits Cardui with curing sixteen years of female troubles after doctor advised Cardus. She says the medicine eased cramps convulsions and pain and she now can work walk and feel well. Cardui is pitched as a long standing women’s remedy from Ladies Aid Society Medicine Co Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrsville
Hattie Cain
Cardus
Cardui
Licensed to Wed Delivers Short Couples List
A brief marriage notice lists William J. Heinz of Buckingham and Elizabeth Miller of Gilbertville tied to a license, with Winifred B. Tiedman of Waterloo and Mignetta A. Schlel of Waterloo also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Heinz
Buckingham
Elizabeth Miller
Gilbertville
Winifred B. Tiedman
Waterloo
Mignetta A. Schlel
Notice to Passengers Warns Against In-Car Smoking
Public request to cooperate in keeping cars sanitary and safe for women and children. Orders forbid smoking in the vestibules of closed cars to prevent smoke wafting inside when doors open. Committed to cheerful compliance and improved comfort. Ww. FP. & N. R's. Fancy Minnesota Burbank potatoes at HH Fightery's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R's
Minnesota
Burbank
Fightery
K P Fair Still in Full Blast at Pythian Fair
Enthusiasm and attendance peaked at the Pythian fair with the country store at closing time appearing cyclone struck. Tonight features travelingmen’s night and the knights of the grip plan their best effort. Country store envelopes lead the grand march with a Ditch band in costume. Next Monday hosts visiting Knights of Pythias lodges and Pythian Sisters.
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Knights of the Grip
Country Store Enploves
Knights of Pythias Lodges
Pythian Sisters
Mourn Baby's Sudden Death
Mr and Mrs I L Ferris of 217 Allen street mourn the sudden death of their five month old son Fowler Rountree who died after convulsions at midnight He was born May 2 1910 in Waterloo and had been frail yet appeared well until last night Funeral from the home likely on Monday with arrangements pending
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I. L. Ferris
Allen Street
Fowler Rountree
Waterloo
Bertha
Mr. Ferris
New Smith Premier No 10 Wins Grand Prix in Brussels
Waterloo sees strong orders for the Smith Premier No 10 visible typewriter. The machine features a double keyboard enabling full visibility of typing and includes a decimal tabulator. After five months of judging, the Brussels Exposition awarded the Grand Prix to Smith Premier, a notable victory for their innovation and American manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wd, Pickering
Iowa
Smith- Premier Typewriting Company
Waterloo
Smith-Premier
Alexander Brown
Smith-Premier Company
Brussels
Belgium
American Multigraph Company
smith-Premiser Company
Waterton
Pickering
Des Moines
Kansas City
Towa
American Express Company
North Waterloo Railroads News and Local Updates
Prakeman Harper returns to work after visiting Indianapolis. Henderson reports for Dubuque division. Trainor goes to Mason City on business and may stay over Sunday. St Paul M E church group met with refreshments and a pleasant evening. Fireman Kline returns to work after layoff. Place returns from Delaware county to home. Edward Hull injured at Fort Dodge machine shop while belt work. McFarlane and wife travel to Chicago for business. Illinois Central eastbound delay due to wreck. passengers switch to midnight train. Fourth Street east width decision kept at forty feet. no widening or tree cutting. President Harahan's special train returns from western trip. Engineer Marker visiting relatives in Hampton. Des Moines resident William Carpenter visiting cousin Tikwert. Carl Gringes plans trip to Oolwerth for Sunday with friends and relatives.
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Prakeman Harper
Indianapolis
Prakeman J. Tf. Henderson
Dubuque
Wiliam Trainor
Mason City
Brotherhood of St. Paul's M. E
C. BK. Kline
Epworth
S. C
T. W. Place
Delaware County
Edward Hull
Thnois Central Machine Shops
Fort Dodge
Hull
A.W. McFarlane
Chicago
McFarlane
Chicago Toal
Illinois Central
Fourth Street
Franklin
Waterloo
Z. T. Harahan
Engineer A,. Marker
Hampton
Wiliam Carpenter
Des Moines
C. A. Tikwert
Logan Avenue
Carl Gringes
Oolwerth
D A R Convention Highlights Iowa Patriotism Address
The Cedar Falls Cedar Walls and Ort page reports the Daughters of the American Revolution adjourned after a historic Iowa meeting. Miss Lake state regent spoke to 1600 about Patriotism In our Public Schools. Officers elected include Alice D. Marston as state regent and Thomas Metcalf as vice regent.
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Cedar Walls
Daughters of the American Revolution
Iowa
Miss Lake
B. I. Andrews
Des Moines
Delaware
Washington
D. S. Ilurd
Alice D. Marston
Ames
Harold J. Howell
Thomas Metcalf
Council Bluffs
Efe T
Marshalltown
Metcalf
American Monthly
Blackhawk
Cedar Falls
Congregational Church
F. B. Miller
Commercial Club
H. H. Seer- Tey
College
Generous Wish and Kidney Remedy Claim in Ad
A clipped notice quotes J. N. Regan praising Foles's Kidney Remedy for relief from pain and insomnia. The item also lists railroads in Waterloo Iowa warning no credit beyond one week after Nov 1 1910, with agents named and an ad for Page's Protection Piano Polish.
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J. N. Regan
Farmer
Veles
Wangsler Bros
H. W. Yaggart
Waterloo
Iowa
RL & Plc&g. W. Mlinois Central
Fred P. Simamons
Secs
Asn
Waterloo Pastor Again Honored at General Conference
Rev. J. G. Walz of the To san Avenue United Evangelical church returned from the General Conference and a Ohio and Pennsylvania visit. Conference reports show strong church advancement with church property valued at 4 623 288 and a four year charitable outlay of 2 372 668. Walz was reelected to the Des Moines Conference board and to the general superintendent post for juniors for four more years. Next conference scheduled for Barrington Alabama in 1914.
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J. G. Walz
Tosan Avenue
United Evangelical Church
General Conference
The
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Walz
Des Moines
Barrington
First M. E. Men Elect Officers at Hood Meeting
Election of officers at the First M. E. church hood meeting last evening resulted in Frank M. Wilson as president Thomas Reaney as vice president B A Smith as secretary D C Bandfield as treasurer An oyster supper was served at 6 30 oclock A P Gill tabernacle builder spoke on the importance of Sunday meetings.
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M. EB
Frank M. Wilson
Thomas Reaney
B. A. Smith
D. C. Bandfield
A. P. Gill
Tabernacle
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Illinois
A. Bryant & Sons CO
Sycamore
Jersey World of
Ind
Waterloo Way
Iowa Association
Tou
Lulu
Iowa State Dairy Association
Messrs. Shoemaker
Andrews
Marsh
Galloway
Walker
van Pelt
Coller
Sadler
Kiester
Lichty
South
Messrs. Marsh and Gallaway
Bogardus
Jincoln
Foley
Wangier Bros
H. W. Wageart
Cardu
Aseting Geet
Wenea
K. P. Fair
Baby
Glasgow Tailors
Maat
Sulit
North Waterloo and Railroads
Mico Lake
National
CR. A
Focal
Hampton Boys
Trampton
Iowa Falls
Webster City
Tigers
East Waterloo
West Waterloo
Town Os
Rodenbach
Rodenhach
Cadar Falls National Bank
Thomas Wdority
West Twelfth Street
Br. D. W.ahs
First Presbyterian Church
Cotton
van Cleve & Harriger
W. A. Garrabrant
Garrabrant- Gross Co
Mrr
Garrabrant
H. H. Clay
Ninth and Main Streets
Joseph B. Clay
Roger Ceavitt
First National Bank
Boston
National Council of the Congregational Church
Page
Scott
Ali Druogoistr
M. E
Green Pormicy & Potence Works
Bachtell
W. 4Th Street
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