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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1926

Page

13

The Brunn Pioneer Family of Barclay Center Iowa 1855 Journey

Daniel Brunn and family trek west to Wapsie river area in 1855. They clear 30 acres, build a log house, endure blizzards, drought, and hail storms. A circuit rider aids their church life as they grow to nine, facing shortages while farming 160 acres near Barclay Center and later Jesup.

Daniel Brunn Davis Altho Kel Mares Illinois Towa Daniel Bruwn Wapsic River Jesup Wanpsie Davis, JH Germany Charles Dubuqué Dubuque Barclay Center

Pioneer Daniel Brunn Sr. Celebrated in Waterloo Service

The narrative recalls hardships with Buehner loans for corn and meals after a hard year. Daniel H Brunn and family reside in Waterloo with Lena Smith and others in Cedarfalls and Dunkerton. Daniel U Brunn long served First Evangelical church and retired March 8 1925 as active president of the board of trustees.

Daniel Brunn Hving Daniel H Williun Waterloo Lena Smith Cediff Falls Lu. If. Smith Joseph Schwartz Dunkerton Willon Brown Waterloo Building & Loan Association Daniel Brown Cutter & Parker Ricker & Lindley Fowler Company Daniel UI Brunn First Evangelical Church Board of Trustees

Facial contours shaped by diet claim links to health

Dr Russell W Bunting told the American Dietetic Association that facial features reflect childhood nutrition and that tooth decay is a specific infection driven by sugar. He urged better early diet and emphasized milk as vital, noting malnutrition in institutions due to low protein and fat and excessive starch.

Atlantic City N. J Russell W. Bunting Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan American Dietetic Association Hotel Ambassador Dr. Bunting Bunting George Walker Baltimore United States

Homemakers Handbook Publishes Iowa State Cookery Volume

The Iowa State College food and nutrition staff publish Homemakers Handbook of Foods and Cookery, bound in orange cloth with 256 pages and 600 recipes. It covers meat buying, corn products, child nutrition, menus, and dining duties. Miss Margaret Haggart led compilation with staff help. proceeds support student magazine development.

Towa Homemakers' Handbook of Foods and Cookery Food and Nutrition Department Towa State College Fang Margaret Haggart Iowa Homemaker Collegiate Press Student Publications

Book Inklings and Ferber Realities in Modern Theatre

The thirteenth edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica updates discoveries and political issues, while Edna Ferber’s river theatre life informs Show Boat like settings. Albert Bigelow Paine praises Uprooted, Elen Glasgow writes The Romantic Comedians, Ives in Richmond shapes atmosphere from a Georgian home, and Ferber’s Cotton Blossom is a modern show boat reimagined. Danny the Sealyham and Horace Wilpole’s dog entourage accompany daily study.

Miss Ferber Elen Glasgow Doubleday, Page & Co. Ives Richmond Danny Sealyham Horace Wilpole

Waterloo Veteran Revisits Battlefields of Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove

Peter Woodring, 102L Randolph Street, a Civil War veteran from Waterloo who fought Confederates at Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove Arkansas, revisits the battle grounds with his wife and plans a reunion and national park designation. He recalls burying 25 men in one trench, shows a minie ball and a 65 calibre Belgian rifle batt, and notes local grape and fruit crops along with courtly meetings with old foes.

Waterloo Pea Ridge Prairie Grove Peter Woodring Randolph Street Ark Woodring Gra Ozark The Courier Battlefelds Jairie Grove Bentonville Rogers Sfood Atlanta Hiller Judd Iowa Gravette Iaimond Altho

La Porte Civil War veteran in 64 battles dies at home

Charles Carr a 81 year old Civil War veteran from La Porte Illinois passed away at his home. Carr served starting Sept. 18, 1861 with the Eighth Illinois Cavalry, took part in four battles according to his reminiscences, and was born in Herkimer New York in May 1845. His daughter Mrs Julia McClure of Cedar Falls traveled to assist in care.

la Forte City Charles Carr Julia McClure Cedar Falls Mr. Carr Herkimer N.Y Utica N. Y

Man From Gelwein Surprises Chicago Cops By Armament

Oct 23 24 Stanley Harris brought a large armament from Gelwein Illinois to Chicago on a hotel visit He attempted to check the revolver wrapped in a newspaper and was reported by a hotel check girl Two detectives investigated and found two others with Harris and his host in the room.

Chicago Stanley Harris Gelwein Orsted Bbth Harris

Chicken Thief Sentenced After Plea at Judge’s Order

Arthur Fairbank, 27, of 1601 Franklin Street, was ordered to two years in the state reformatory at Anamosa by Judge H. R. Boles after pleading guilty to stealing 30 chickens. He admitted stealing the birds to pay wedding expenses, leading police to the farm of Jacob Book, who said his flock was intact. The intended bride’s name was not disclosed.

Arthur Fairbank Franklin Street State Reformatory Anamosa H. R. Boles Sterling Fairbank Jacob Book

Sousa Concerts Draw Fans From Surrounding Towns

Reservations from northeastern towns within a 30 mile radius of Waterloo indicate large turnout for Sousa band concerts at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome next Wednesday October 27. Sousa will perform under congress auspices with ten artists and soloists.

Waterloo Sousa BE. S. Estel Congress Este Sawift Sousa

Mississippi River waves uncover ancient graves at bluff

In Fort Madison Iowa on October 23, waves along the Mississippi cut into river bluffs exposing outlines of pre historic graves where bones have disintegrated leaving dark surfaces visible.

Fort Madison Mississippi

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