Fall Style Revue Delights Milady and Beau
A city fashion pageant showcases autumn trends with living window displays. Designers reveal velvet, metallics, and rich colors like cobalt, cranberry, and greens, while footwear, coats, and dresses feature embroidery and chiffon. Shoppers flock to see new fall goods and home furnishings beside trends in men’s suits and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ray Ther
Glyre
Palan-Plemins Company
Fves
Black
Priais Royal
Belmont
Williams
McCoay
Paul Davis
Gretan's
Green- Sheehy
Lersknigy
Milady
Huel
Ox, Claw
Panor
Op Wilson & Swear
Setjas
Taylo
Kouney
Davidson Furniture
Seabawk
La Follette Leads In Hearst Papers Iowa Poll
Hearst newspapers report Robert La Follette leading across multiple cities in Iowa polls while Coolidge and Davis trail in various states. The piece notes statewide results, regional swings, and the poll's impartial conduct by participating papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Robert
Galvin
Lowa Kewapapare
la Fel
Tte
Coolidge
Davis
la Potlette
J Eiter Coolidge
Boston
Syracuse
Washington
Milwaukee
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Albany
Rochester
Baltimore
Detroit
Atlanta
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Follette
la Follette
Henry
Chi- 30 Herald
Aud Examiner
Iowa
Por la Pollegue
Lkavis
Charles XN
Wheater
Dea Maines. Inc
Maine
Pierce
John W. Davis
Des Moines
Moree
Brookhart
Sith Brookhart
Prize-Winners Named In Fourth Semiannual Window Show
Nine merchants earned prizes for shop window displays judged by Jack Cameron Norris-Emery and George Kucharo. Winners include Paul Bayig Dry Cross Co first in women's apparel, Black's Dry Goods Co third, and Dotson Clothing top in men’s shops. Special praise fell for Frances shop Wear’s Mimery, Tool-Josenh Jewelry, Durek’s, and Tus Hat Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judeos
Paul Bayig Drycross Company
Baimont
Black's Dry
Waterloo
Frances
Wear
Mimery
Tool-Josenh
Durek
Tus
Pawnee Tire Co Sued Over Alleged Bluesky Activity
Lawsuit claims Pawnee Tire Co and associates used false representations to lure investments. It alleges a carload of tire making machinery shipped to Cedar Falls was misrepresented as the first delivery and later reclaimed by a receiver. Includes mention of Midland Packing Co case and a list of marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee Tire Co
Pagh
Cedar Falls
Conccern
Midland Packing Company of
Sioux City
Old Parties Face Danger Through Lack of Oldtime Fight
Analysis notes potential presidential deadlock amid party splits as New York Governor Smith weighs re election. Democratic leaders weigh his pause and past precedents, likening Smith’s dilemma to Roosevelt in 1900 and signaling a pivotal convention decision.
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Coolidge
Weller
Osers
Congress
la Folletts
Smuth
New York
Smith
Ty Short
Davis
Sintra
Cox
Bos Aly
Smil
Sinil Nowstich
National Democratic
Reuters
Ife
Gor
Roosevatt
Roosevelt
Gov. Smith
Tribunea News Service
Foreign Forces Guard Americans as Chinese Retreat
In Manchurian Chilli Province near Beijing General Chang faces Wu Pat-Pu, with Chinese retreat under pressure. An embargo on Kalim coal threatens coal shipments to Vientiane and shore up bunkering and coastal shipping. Floods and debris across the Taku bar risk dredging and river navigation, risking Tianjin access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilli Province
Peking
Gen Chang
Wu Pat- Pu
Vientsmn
Kalinn
Taku Bar
Bar
Tientsin
Ministry of Communications
How to Keep from Growing Old Enter Sheriff's Cellar
Sheriff H. T. Wagner warns that anyone found in the basement of the sheriff residence where liquor is stored for awaiting trial will be shot. One intruder already serves five years in the penitentiary. Two youths tried to access the basement yesterday but fled after alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Wagner
Press Agent Course At Parsons College Fairfield
Parsons College in Fairfield offers a press agent course taught by Herbert F. McDougal editor of the Fairfield Daily Ledger. The program trains students to publicize college activities to earn press value and newspaper interest. A teaser on weekly cash prizes tied to Spark-Plage Prazies is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons College At
Fairfield
Sept. IL
Parsons College
Herbet F. McDougal
Fairfield Dally Ledger
Parsons
Jean
hSpark-Plage Prazies
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Thos, Gauthier, Watcrinn
Chicaze Momald
Examiner
Thos. Gauthier
Waterton -Whealesale Distription
Independent Oil Dealers Meet in Iowa City
About 140 members of the Iowa Independent Oil Area Association gathered at Hotel Russell-Lamson for the semi annual meeting to discuss regional issues and review accomplishments. President J F Kuehne led the session with directors from Des Moines Knoxville Waterloo and Sheldon, as attorney Harry Heatsy welcomed attendees. The group urged opposition to curb gasoline pimps and criticized hostile legislative efforts that would empower municipalities to undersell independents, saying such moves would ruin taxpaying oil firms. An address by P A Pilestick er of Eldora and a refinery round table closed the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuwa Independent Oil Area
Association
Jia
Cains
Knoxville
Golins Oi Company
Oh Bt
Warmhondt
Des Moines
Manhattan
Come
Dany
A. Purman
Sheldon, J
Big Four Oil Company
Jin Conover
Calmay
R. Tur
Eum
Waterloo
Kuehine
Harry Heatsiy
Kuehine Sreaten
Kuellne
Pulette
Independent Oil Men's Association
Lowa
Us‘ng
Phos
Fuesis
Hawkeye
Bartles-Sherherd
Russell-Lamson
P. A. Pilesticker
Eldora, Yn
World Fliers Treated to Raucous Welcome at St. Joseph
Around-the-world fliers arrived in St. Joseph Missouri from Omaha at 1 26 p m amid a wild demonstration. Thousands lined the Missouri river valley route to greet the airmen as they passed over and gathered at the landing five miles out. Whistles bells and car horns accompanied the welcome and streets and building tops were crowded. After a brief layover for lunch the globe encirclers continued toward Muskogee Oklahoma.
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St. Joseph
Omaha
Missouri River Valley
St.Joseph
Lerg
Muskogee
Okla
Mellon Present at Opening of Hearings Into Revenue Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon attended the opening of Senate hearings into the Internal Revenue Bureau in Washington D C. The committee adopted a resolution authorizing its counsel to requisition income tax returns for examination and Mellon signaled a similar move would be extended to the Prohibition Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Mellon
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
King
Utah
Prohibition Bureau
Clark Funeral to Be Held in Waverly Friday
Services for Mrs. Margaret Clark who died from injuries after stopping for an automobile will be held at the family home in Waverly at 3 PM with Rev. DeWitt Clinton of Cedar Rapids officiating. The body will be taken to Burlington for burial beside her husband who practiced medicine here before his death twenty years ago.
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Waverly
Margaret Clark
Penm
Loemorrow
DeWitt Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Waverly M. EB
Burlington
SROCERS CREDIT GUIDE FIRST ELECTION HELD
Floyd Margadant of Margadant Bros. store was elected president of the Waterloo Grocers Credit Guide after its organization meeting at Bishop's Cafeteria east. P. H. Lynch becomes vice president, PLA Manning secretary treasurer, with Floyd Hershberger Adam Sohner and F. & Clute as directors. Burr G. Lichty spoke on grocery credit organization value. Guests at Drew home were W. Ho Law and FR EB Cobb from Clear Lake visiting F. T. Drew.
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Floyd Margadant
Margadant Bros
Waterloo Grocers Credit Guide
Bishop's Cafeteria
East
P. H. Lynch
Pla. Manning
Floyd Hershberger
Adam Sohner
F. &. Clute
Burr G. Lichty
Smith
Lichty & Hillman Co
Drew Home
W. Ho Law
EB. Cobb
Clear Lake
F. T. Drew
State and Madison Streets Keep Title of Busiest Corner
Chicago reports State and Madison streets claim the title of world’s busiest corner with counts from police. More than 75,000 vehicles crossed the intersection in 157 hours and over 300,000 pedestrians used it in the same period, surpassing Los Angeles and New York figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State
Madison Streets
Los Angeles
New York
Trafic
Gity in Brief Glimpses Of Local News and Appointments
Local notices report Helena Brennecke on vacation. Deen Dowling to enroll at Columbia College for fall term. Denner Tea store closing for annual picnic at Olson's woods. Army recruiting station in Litavette building received word that musicians may enlist for the First cavalry in Marfa Texas. Bruce F Gates sells property on Bayard Street to Arthur Webb. Revenue stamps show 4500 dollars. Mr and Mrs John G Wright visited Epworth Military Academy. their son Hugh G enrolled for a two year course. Grace Flinkley returns to county engineer office from Fredericksburg vacation. Gladys Minkel starts work in FLOW Esher county auditor office handling bow paving assessments. Charles Hostetler returns to Chicago after visit with Maud Hostetler. Hubert Miller Chattanooga and daughter Jessie visit J C Miller. A recluse at Chautauqua Park ill and visitors come from Milwaukee. he improves. Morris Cotter near death after hospital transfer from crude residence. Leo Fadenstein of Woolworths returns from business pleasure trip to Minneapolis. received districtwide trip award.
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Helena Brennecke
Deen Dowling
Dubuque
Columbia College
Denner Tea Company
Olson's Woods
Litavette
Pirse Cavalry
Marfa
Tex
W. J. Nichols
Nichols & Gates Furniture Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Bruce F. Gates
Bayard
Third Avenue
Fourth Street
Arthur Webb
John G. Wright
Epworth Military’ Academy
Epworth
Hugh G
Grace Flinkley
Fredericksburg
Gladys Minkel
Cedar Falls
FLOW
Esher
Charles Hostetler
Chicago
Maud Hostetler
Almond Street
Hubert Miller
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jessie
J. C. Miller
Jefferson Street
Morris Cotter
St. Francis ‘Hospital
Leo Fadenstein
Woolworth
Minneapolis
Iown
Minnesota
Linois
Wisconsin
Premier Herriot Narrow Escape as Mob Attacks
Paris dispatch reports Premier Herriot of France narrowly escaped injury in Marseilles when about 200 communists armed with sticks and shouting amnesty closed in. Police arrived late, troops forced back the mob and dispersed the crowd, sparing the premier from harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Herriot
France
Marseilles
Canneliere
Cedar Rapids Ikes Picnic Planned For Saturday
Ike Waltons of Waterloo and vicinity invited by Cedar Rapids chapter secretary A J Smith to attend the first annual Walton Lodge picnic next Saturday. Free coffee at noon. events include trapshooting baseball tasting wrestling boxing horseshoes and more. Families and friends invited. bring lunch.
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Ike Waltons
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Smith
Ihe Walton,Cague
Ikes
Dawes to Battle La Follette in Far Northwest Field
Evanston Sept 18 Republicans plan a Dawes led tour through Montana Washington Oregon and nearby states to counter La Follette. Dawes aims for 10 days to two weeks of speeches in October as La Follette heads to New York for Madison Square Garden rally.
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Associated Press
Evanston
Charles G. Dawes
Vice Presient
Dawes
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Iowa
Kansas
Wyoming
Missouri
la Follette
New York
D. C
Steuben Society
N Nmber
G. O. BP
Chicago
Coolidge-Dawes
Pacific Northwest
Albert Johnson
Northwest
Coolidge
Butler
Johnson
Wheeler
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Brotherhood of Railroad
Eneinheers
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Central City
Merrick County
Aurora
Hamilton County
Osage Girl Wins Chicago Music College Scholarship
Osage Iowa September article notes Irene Klemesrud daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klemesrud earned second place in two pianist contests, earning a scholarship choice to Chicago Musical College over Bush Conversatory. At 21 she began piano study at eight with Miss Perna Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Migs Irene Lemesrud
Herman S. Kiemesrud
Bush Conversatory
Chicago Musical College
Bush
Klemesrud
Perna Whitney
Osaxe
Building Permits Issued For Two New Residences
This report lists building permits issued by Commissioner Charles Wassen yesterday and today. Verlie Cribbe of Macon Iowa received a permit for a $2000 residence at 300 Colorado Street and Elizabeth Juhi obtained a $2000 permit for a home at 1702 Lafayette Street. Additional permits include J M Costa remodeling at 22 North Barclay for $1960, Joseph Kurth garage at 11 High for $200, F Altstad remodeling at 245 Alta Vista for $2000, WA Weity garage, Jim Leland $100, M C Hagen garage at 709 Indiana for $100, and other minor items.
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Verlie Cribbe
Macon
Colorado Street
Elizabeth Juhi
Lafayette Street
Charles Wassen
J. M. Costa
North Barclay
Joseph Kurth
Engine Crew Rides Into Cornfield on Derailed Limited
Galenburg I Sept 18 The Chicagoan train bound for Chicago struck a freight train after a coupling failed and buckled a car, sending the passenger engine and crew into a cornfield. No injuries reported to engineer Rube Stoner and the fireman. Steel coaches protected passengers in the wreck.
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Cornfield
Galenburg
Chicagoan
Srack Limited
Santa Fe
Bathie sets new Sunnyside course mark in 65
Bathie a pro at Sunnyside Country Club shot 65 to set a new course record. He split 34 on the inside nine and 33 on the outside for two birdies and a bogey, just missing a 68 by a rimmed cup and a 4-foot pull at the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bills
Bathie
Sunnyside Country Club
Har
Bathe
Breen
Last Open Air Band Concert Closes Season in Washington Park
The Waterloo Concert Band led by C C Crawford drew a large audience in Washington Park for the final summer concert. Rehearsals will begin for four indoor shows in December to be held at East High and West High auditoriums, with proceeds aiding future park concerts. The program mixed heavy classical pieces with sentimental songs and encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Washington Park
C.c. Crawford
East High Auditorium
West High Auditorium
Summer Park
High Schools Enter Essay Contest on Thrift
East and West High Schools students join a national thrift essay contest promoted by Thrift Incorporated Chicago. Essays on Why I Practice the Savings Bank Habit are due by March 13 1925 with $250 $150 and $100 prizes for boys and girls plus a year’s college scholarship for each top winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift, Incorporated
Chicago
Ero
Sayngs
Oros
United States
Northeast Iowa medics hear Dr Elliott on gall bladder
Seventy five physicians and others attended the Black Hawk County Medical Society meeting in Black's Tea Room to hear Dr C H Elliott of Northwestern University Evanston lecture on gall bladder conditions. A business session followed with Dr L T Curry elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Black _ Hawk County Medical Society
Black's Tearoom
C. H. Elliott
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Lowa Pell
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Rockford
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Lucille Sheffler
USA
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Sheriff’s
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Clark
Srocers Credit Guide
State and Madison Streets
Gity
Buchanan
George W. Warner
Chautauqua Park
Warner
Premier Herriot
Mob
H. H. Clouse
Oklahoma
Elt
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Wile
Chicaze Werald
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Chicago Herald
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Sunnyside
Bill Collins
Athie
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D.O. KK
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C. Hummel
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