Milk Tests Highlight Pasteurization Need and Herd Health
A monthly milk inspection report by P A Hodge notes rapid compliance with the new Waterloo milk ordinance and warns that all herds must be tuberculin tested unless the milk is pasteurized. Inspector Hodge lists new distributors since July and overall excellent butter fat, with Jersey values up to 5.2 percent and a low 3.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Alust
P. A. Hodge
Ter
Hodge
Butte Miner Found Dead After Job Loss
E B Miller aged 57 who was driven from his job by the closing of copper mines in Butte Montana ended his life by hanging in his brother’s basement. He had worked forty years and had not been seen since Friday. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at Hileman Gindt chapel with Rev EB J Lockwood officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood.
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Butte, Mont
E.B. Miller
Arthur N Miller
Treher Avenue
Des Moines
Hileman .& Gladt Mortuary
Miller
Hileman & Gindt
EB. J. Lockwood
Grace M
Eimod
Mrs Decker in Critical Condition After Gas Fumes
Mrs. Harry Decker, 52, remained in serious condition at her home on 33 Franklin Street after inhaling gas fumes yesterday noon. The gas jet top was broken off, gas filled the upper floor, and her son Harold crawled through fumes to shut off the supply. The fire department and a motor ambulance aided, a physician revived her, but her condition stayed critical for hours. No explanation yet for the broken jet.
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Harry Decker
Franklin Street
Georgian Bay and Manitoulin Island Waterway Adventure
The piece surveys Georgian Bay from Penetang to Sault Ste. Marie, detailing its 30 000 islands, Manitoulin Island lore, and Indian legends. It notes Grand Manitoulin, the Three Sisters, and sacred sites, plus French and English history tied to Hudson Bay and La Salle’s era. It mentions fishing, camping, resorts, and historic sites like Griffin remains near Cabot Beach.
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Lake Huron
Sangeen Peninsular
Grand Manitoulin Island
Grand Manitoulin
Manitoulin Island
Great
Indian Peninsula
la Cloche
Faith
Hope
Charity
Blue Mountains
Meaford
Owen
Cave Croker
Cabot Beach
Killarney
Soguery
Manitowaning
Sheguiandah
Little Current
Gore Bay
Suchlaces
Blind River
Thessapp
Lake George
St. Mary's River
Sault Ste. Marie
Peton
Wiarton
Drummond
Little Manitoulin
Grand Island
Longfellow
Lake Superior
Alswatha
Manabozho
Sault Ste. Maria
Sheguladah
Penetang
John Franklin
St. George’s Day
Polar Sea
Hudson Bay Company
Sault Ste
la Salle
Upper Lakes
Hennepin
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Cedar Falls Opens Cedar Valley Fair With Record Exhibits
Cedar Falls opens the eighth Cedar Valley District fair with livestock and agricultural displays at peak capacity. The Kiltie band performed for opening day crowds while Jazz Alley and Freed shows promise full entertainment. Schools and college faculties prepare for a new term as new staff join Cedar Falls and the college. Cedar Falls Canning Co ends its season with double the expected corn pack and begins labeling for shipment.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
Kiltie
Mid- Wey
Manchester
Stanberry
T Ae
Fort Dodge
Cedar Falls Canning Company
Watermelon Canning Plant Closes After Strong Season
La Porte City summary reports the Iowa Corn Canning Company plant near La Porte City finished its season after a three week run. About 1,400,000 cars of corn were packed. 1735 workers logged long hours, with production totaling around 1,800,200 units. Superintendent J. Powell led operations. many workers will remain for packaging and shipping prep. Mrs. David Allison mourns the death of her aunt Mrs. La Booth in Albany, Illinois. a fatal car wreck near La Harpe also claimed five lives. Esther Coffin leaves for Alpha, Iowa to teach. other notes include local visits, travel, and hotel updates.
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la Porte City
Lowa Corn Canning Company
J. Powell
David Allison
Devié Allison
la Booth
Albany
Alliso
Rockford family returns home after two week stay
Mrs A W Waterman and family arrived back at their Rockford home after a two week visit. The armory headquarters building in Burrows block has been completed and turned over to Captain Charles C Boysen. The armory is 80 by 41 feet and fully equipped. Company equipment moved to the new location for weekly drills. Miss Hazel Aldrich left for Boise Idaho to supervise grades in the public school system.
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A. W. Waterman
Rockford
Lil
Headquarters Company
Burrows
Charles C. Boysen
Ene Company
McCombe and Clase Open Revival at Marion Iowa
Dr. John Henry McCombe and Harold C Clase evangelists began a union revival campaign in Marion Iowa in a tabernacle, with meetings to continue until October 2. They came after committees visited them following their earlier work at First Methodist church in Waterloo in February, drawing local interest and plans for Waterloo attendees.
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John Henry McCombe
Harold C. Clase
Marion
Tabernacle
M. E
Waterloo
Silk from Sweetcorn Found Useful for Medicine
Cedar Falls, Sept 5. A Pfieffer Chemis company rep in Cedar Falls gathers 5000 pounds of sweetcorn silk for shipment to a St. Louis lab. Over 3000 pounds were shipped this week as schemists require a precise state. The Puester company stockholders, locals here, attend the season gathering for the lab work. The team will finish within days. Lucas Home Sold in Iowa City. Albert Burkley buys the former residence of Iowa’s first territorial governor Robert Lucas on Kirkwood Avenue near Sam Kirkwood’s home.
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Cedar Falls
Pfieffer Chemis Company
St. Louis
4. Louis
Puester Company
Fred Kroll Dies After Sixty Years in Waterloo
Fred Kroll of Waterloo aged about 74 died at 1 45 pm at 127 Jefferson Street after months of failing health described as summer influenza. Born in Germany February 1 1838, he lived in Waterloo over 60 years in the First Ward and was survived by his widow and several children including E R Davenport Indiana George Gad Louis Chicago Mrs J Chnudson FW Cralend and Fred V Tre waterley all but Louis in the area. Buried at Eirewood beside his son, services set for 2 30 pm tomorrow at O Keefe Towne funeral home.
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Fred Kroll
Waterloo
First Ward
Jefferson Street
Kroll
Mr. Kroll
Germany
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Eirewood
Reo Davenport
George Gad
Louis Chicago
J. Chnudson
FW. Cralend
Fred
Business Women Club Opens Season Meeting Tomorrow
The Business and Professional Women's club schedules its first meeting of the season at the usual rooms tomorrow evening. A report on the recent National Federation convention will be presented by W. D. Ives, the club president. A social hour and committee reports follow.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Oomm Committee
Fosion
National Federatisat
Clevyéland
Ives
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Huntier
Abraham
Dairy Farms
Iowa Dairy
G. Hoffman
McKinster SM. Bronson
Son Sanitary Dairy
Sanitary Dairy
Silke Sanitary Dairy
Roducers Milk Co Producers Milk Co
Producers Milk Co
Jrange Dairy
Jrange
Jersey Farm
D. L. Nutt
W. D. Grumlin
Wilson
E. B. Miller
Butte
Brother
Trene
Titcomb
Irene Charlotte Titcomb
Martin Titcomb
Park Road
Fairview
Irene
Charlotte
Evelyn Redpath
Evelyn Ridpath
Gene Ter
P.M. Ridpath
Duryea Street
O'Keefe & Towne
D. J. Grotzinger
Northminster
Emes
Katherine Louis Smith
New World
America
Canada
Hudson Bay
South Seas
Charles II
Western Canada
Georgian Bay
Great Lakes
Brule
Champlain
Penetong
Museum of Toronto University
Seoreinn Bay
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Rene Fourth Street
Valley Fair
F. L. Mahannah
W. ©. Rabe
Thomas Science and Athletics
Mina Weisbarn
Esther Graham
Mabel Helier
Inez Tadetl
Margaret Ball
Mary Peters
Mildred Y Gratam
Gladys Thrush
Stalin Sebern
Lincoln
L. TR. Holmes
Lillian Griffis
Tema Holden
Eva Garland
Neva Hilton
Miriam Vordon
Susanne Lunsted
Wilda Byars
Anna Steven
Lucy Herbrechtmeyer
Florence Bangert
Pauline Brown
HE. C. Finkenbidder
T. B. Homan
BK. H. Hollingsworth
Charlotte Bockentien
Dota ‘Thuesen
W. HM. Kaausch
Marguerite Uttley
Gyrus Lantz
George D. Beaton
Merie R. Thompson
Harriet Day
Elizabeth W. Putnam
Anna Leggett
L. L. Mendenthall
Paul F. Bender
Geneice Hollis
Agnes B. Cole
William Hays
Ruth Johnson Corning
Mabiel Turner
Ina Best
Fielen Louise Hearst
Minnie Bourland
Elizabeth May Smith
Janetta Heinonen
Laura Holmes
Mebel Jessen
Leatherberry
Elmer L. Ritter
Viola MM. Spencer
Huth Adams
la Porte City of
OWA Canning Company
Mrs. Allison
Esther Coffin
Alpha
Miss Coffin
Hedrick, In
Max
Mars
Cecil Gales Lete
Iorn
Gates
Harold Conger
E. &. Gates
Llewelyn
F. R. Robbinson
Moberly
la Porte
PF. W. Kline
Fam- Hiv
Cwaytonna
Minn
J. Worcester
Kline
Will Worcester
Maxes Shore
Black Hawk
Tre
Joseph W. Papal
Los Angeles
Cal
J. D. Thompson
Pipal
Julia iPlersol
Europe
Occidental University
Eagle Rock
Freneville
Island Park
Kamchati
M’combe and
Clase
Ros Cobb
Solomon
Cobb
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