Farmers Oppose Open Pheasant Season in Black Hawk County
Northwest Black Hawk farmers gathered in Washington township to protest a three day pheasant open season Oct 30 to Nov 2. They claim the dates invite foreign hunters, harm crops and livestock, and infringe on farmers rights. Dr G. C. Rowe led the meeting with petitions and plans to post signs opposing the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Washington Township
W. E. Albert
Lansing
Howe
CG. K. Rowe
Easants
Harvey Chaney
Simplicity Marks Goodhue Funeral
Simplicity long marked the funeral services for Mrs Serra Goodhue mother of Mrs Calvin Coolidge in Northamplton Massachusetts. Mrs Goodhue died Thursday night at a local hospital after more than 22 months of confinement. About 300 people attended the ceremonies at Edwards Congregational church where the former president and his wife worshipped for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northamplton
Mass
U.R
Coolidge Familly
Serra Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Ghosts to Haunt Legion Hallowe'en Party Thursday
Ghosts will walk at a Legion and auxiliary Hallowe'en party in Merwin at the hall Thursday night. A masquerade affair features will include various ghostly attractions and a dance to conclude the evening. Leste Lewis and Mrs Jack Balensifer lead the general arrangements committee.
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Legion Hallowe'en Party
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Auxiliary
Merwhat Hall
The
Legion and
Leste Lewis
Mra
Jack Balensifer
Bancing Wil
Hoover says general business is strong despite stock selloff
Washington October 26 President Hoover voiced optimism on the U S economy despite this week’s stock market decline. He cited high production and consumption and stable commodity prices as signs of health and noted wages rising and worker output increasing. He warned of weak spots in construction tied to high interest and mentioned a sympathetic grain price decline with a large world production gap predicting a low carryover at year end.
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Washington, D.C
Hoover
Stock Exchange
Rotary Club Address on Agricultural Hoss Race Day
Rotary members will hear E. Johnson of Litchfield Manufacturing discuss The Agricultural Hoss Race at the Monday luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson. Y M C A diners will attend a Midge Makeover event with Hast High coach Gordon Mecter and Glen Strohridge as guests. Kiwanis plans a surprise ladies and members program Tuesday at Hotel Russell Lamson. Optimist club hosts a surprise program Tuesday in Hotel Present. Lions speaker A Phelps outlines methods for starting and organizing new clubs Thursday at Black's Tearoom.
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Rotary
E. Johnson
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Gordon Mecter
West High
Glen Strohridge
M.C. A
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
MH. A. Lawrence
Optimist Club
LIONS
A. Phelps
The
National Lions Club
Vp Pon
Black's Tearoom
Man Faces Vacate Notice In Rose Hill District
Dr. L B Furgerson a Black physician served with a Thursday notice to vacate his 708 Beech Street home. Represented by E H Mc Coy, Rose Hill Home Owners Protective Association questions signing a 1930 expiry race restriction contract. George F Mc Cleery, seller of the Beech Street property, is among those who declined to sign the new instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Furgerson
Beech Street
E. HH. McCoy
Rose Hill
George F. McCleery
Ferguson
Campaign staff and winners feted at oyster supper
Members of the staff of the M C A and campaign leaders were entertained by Dr. and Mrs. CL A Boaman at an oyster supper last night at their Sherwood home.
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CL. A. Boaman
Sherwood
Flying Realtor to Speak at Waterloo Luncheon Tour
Harry H. Gulver, Culver City and Los Angeles real estate leader and president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, will visit Waterloo's Real Estate Board for a Thursday noon luncheon in Black's tearoom. He launches a year long air tour visiting 533 member boards to unify real estate viewpoints and push modernization of tax systems and real estate law. Gulver travels with an in-plane office in a six passenger Stinson-Detroiter, cruising 125 to 150 mph, aiming for efficient personal contact across the nation and Canada.
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Harry H. Gulver
Culver City
Los Angeles
Cal
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Waterloo Real Estate Board
National Association
United States
Culver
Canada
Mexico
J& Wright
Association
Continental Air
Campfire program after supper for park guests
After supper the guests were taken on a boat ride and enjoyed a campfire program. Marshmallows were toasted and fortunes told. Attendees included Bruce Hanson Harold Goodwin James Armstrong Jack Brown F J Kirkner Art Misner John Berth Verne Remy Mr and Mrs Homer Albright Miss Gertrude Glesener and Miss Ted Matse.
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Bruce Hanson
Harold Goodwin
James Armstrong
Jack Brown
F. J. Kirkner
Art Misner
John Berth
Verne Remy
Homer Albright
Gertrude Glesener
Ted Matse
Bruce Township Farm Bureau Elects Officers Again
La Porte City October 26 At the annual joint Bruce Township Farm Bureau meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Clark Hoyt officers were elected Chairman J F Gay Vice Chairman Adam Raab Secretary and Treasurer Clark Hoyt Press Correspondent Mrs Clark Hoyt Committees and co operators to be named later Attendance was not good for the event.
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la Porte City
Bruce Township
Farm Bureau
Clark Hoyt
J. F. Gay
Adam Raab
Police Notes Report Small-Scale Theft and Auto Theft
George Fritz reported theft of ham, bacon, pystas and cream from his icebox. On the rear porch this morning were empty containers, suggesting on-site consumption. Victor Graves, 28, was arrested for stealing a car from Helen Elwell in Estherville and was found in possession of the vehicle. An Estherville officer will travel here after.
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George Fritz
Fourth Street West
Fritz
Victor Graves
Manson Street
Helen Elwell
Estherville
New Waterloo Mayor Begins Duties At Nine O'Clock
De. E. E. Peek, newly elected head of Waterloo city government, starts his term by arriving at 9 am and denying a permit to a local printer to solicit holiday card orders. Tonight he will preside at the first council meeting facing a hearing on a Memorial court sewer outlet band estimate and a sewer assessment for block 6.
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de. E. E. Peek
Waterloo
Memorial Court
Gates Park Assn Appoints Halloween Planning Committee
Gates Park Playground association members meet to form a committee led by Mrs Studebaker Mrs Murphy Mrs Meggison Mrs Scribster and couples Burke LaPierre to arrange an outdoor Halloween event with bonfires songs candy and apples at Gates Park. Victor Read city playground director noted last year's large turnout despite bad weather and forecasts a stronger crowd this year.
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Hallowe'en
Gates Park
Victor Read
City Playground
Gates Park Playground Association
Fp.a. Studebaker
George C. Murphy
John Meg
German match monopoly tied to $125 million loan deal
A New York report states Germany signed a $125 million loan agreement with Ivar Kreuger and the Swedish Match concern granting a half interest in the German match monopoly for 50 years. Kreuger, a former Chicago real estate canvasser turned magnate, has built a global empire and holds dominant stakes in the International Match Company through Kreuger & Toll and 225 subsidiaries. The German loan is linked to ratification by the reichstag and Young plan acceptance, with Kreuger noted as the world’s richest bachelor at age 48.
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New York
Lee, Higginson &Co
Ger
Goverrnment
Ivar Kreuger
Swedish Match Company
International Match Company
Chicago
Flatiron
Metropolitan Life
Macy
Plaza
St. Regis
Kreuger
Berlin
Russia
Kreuger, & Toll
Paris
Amsterdam
Stockholm
Warsaw
Bucharest
United States
International Matehe Company
Altho
Mateh
Poland
Peru
Greece
Ecuador
Esthenis
Hungary
Jugo-Slavia
Latvia
Roumania
Bryant
May
British Match Corporation
France
Kalmar
Bwenden
Peter E. Kreuger
Stockholm Technical College
Jnin Engineering
Breuger
Imatches
Sweden
Utd
Kreuger & Toll
Reichstag
Germany
Residence Building Steady. Grand Total Drops This Week
The weekly report by building commissioner S A Dudley shows residence building remained above the 9000 dollar level, while total permits value declined from 23200 to 19600. Four houses last week totaled 9800 with the prior week at 8500, and garage permits fell from 29050 to 1900. Two filling station permits added 8000, plus one business building 6000, one remodeled apartment 1800, one basement 100, and one remodeled house 50.
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S. A. Dudley
Fountain Meeting Monday Evening To Plan Campaign
A meeting of the Memorial Fountain association will be held at 7:30 p m in Memorial hall to organize workers for the popular subscription campaign starting the next day. All interested in erecting a memorial to Union Veterans of the Civil War are urged to attend. WOWELL REPORTED IMPROVED. Walter B Howell, injured in a recent accident, is improving and hopes to be home soon.
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Memorial Fountain Association
Memorial Hall
Wowell
Althe
Walter B. Howell
Irving Street
W. B. Howell& Co
Printera
Sycamore Street
Driver loses control in street collision
A man stepped from his car while it still moved, was thrown onto the pavement and suffered a head injury with loss of blood. He was unconscious for a time, indicating a weakened condition from the incident.
Enjunction Suits Filed Against Six Minor Law Violators
County Attorney John W. W. Guynne filed suits in district court late yesterday to enjoin six defendants from further violation of minor laws. Named defendants are Margaret Bisdorf Fred Chapman Harry Chapman Oscar Hopka Robert Marble and William Walden.
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John W.W. Guynne
Margaret Bisdorf
Fred Chapman
Harry Chapman
Oscar Hopka
Robert Marble
William Walden
Armistice Sunday Memorial Service Planned in Christ Church
Armistice day observances in Waterloo include an 11 a.m. service at Christ Church led by Rev. E B Mounsey for World War veterans and a 11 a.m. bugle and bell ceremony on Main Street with 60 seconds of silence. Becker Chapman American Legion members urge public participation and plan a Monday evening gathering at Elks club for service members. City offices, banks, and businesses operate normally though courthouse offices close and courts suspend for the day.
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Waterloo
Christ Episcopal Church
E. B. Mounsey
West River Bank Net
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Drum
Elks Club
Memorial Hall
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Big
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Gardner's Island
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Busineso
Stock Market Drop
Harry Culver
James B. Dickson
Bruce
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Flint
Washington St
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G. A. Earl
Phi Spittiny
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