Dairy Cattle Congress Nears With Record Entries
Nearly 1,060 head are entered for the sixteenth Dairy Cattle Congress to be held Sept 28 to Oct 3 in Waterloo. Breeds include Ayrshires Guernseys Jerseys and Holsteins with junior calf club entries up 75 over 1924. Trainloads arrive from Illinois Kansas Minnesota and Wisconsin as judges from multiple states prepare for the open classes and the new junior show.
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Dairy Caine Congress
E. S. Estel
Bccdelaty Rnd
Estel
Waterloo
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Dairy
Estes
Ayrshires
Fitch
Kansas’ State Agricultural College
Manhattan
L. V. Wilson
Dairy Extension Service
St. Paul
W. W. Yapp
University of Ilinois
Grbana
Yapp
John L. Smith
Spokane
Wash
H. H.kildee
Iowa State College
Ames
H. H. Searles
St Paul
Dairy Cattle Congress
Tel
Este
Police Seek Harris in Nash Car Theft Case
Police and state officers search cornfields near Waterloo for escaped Nash sedan thief Harris after a car chase. They believe he is badly wounded, with blood found on the car and scene, while car owner Melvin Brunt seeks recovery and insurance. Authorities urge doctors to report sightings of a wounded man matching Harris.
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EE. E. Cortright
Witerloo
Ruth
Raymond
Hayden
Nash
Chin
A. Leighwin
Waterloo
Jesup
Independence
Leighton
Harris
Melvin Brunt
Dean Motor Company
Toledo
Te County
Brunt
B. F. Newell
Ox Township
Arthur Young
Fox Township
Newell
Hoy
Lynus Pinkerton
Traer
Attha
Verne Yeago
la Porte City
Black Hawk County
Hoy Armstrong
Yeago
H. T. Wagner
Department of Justice
Interstate Motor Vehicle
Dean Company
Davis Witness in Air Probe Speaks Calmly
Davis, a key witness in an air probe, asserts there is no reason to fear. The statement emphasizes calm resolve and unity despite perceived differences in approach and identity within the community.
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Davis
City Engineer at Rapids Quits After Scrutiny
Rapids city engineer resigns amid criticism of plans and procedures. Officials cite a private meeting and commission concerns over recent decisions, with the departure effective immediately as the city reevaluates governance.
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Rapids Quiis
Corn price set to reach one dollar by May first experts say
An article notes forecasts from several sources that corn may hit or exceed one dollar per bushel by May. Forecasters discuss December sales, a favorable spring crop, and weather conditions affecting supply and prices, with varied opinions on exact timing.
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Sten Ione
J . M. Fortes
Forney
Farney
Waterton
Kramar
Stefan
Waterlan
Congress in Sight for U S Debt Body Work
Observers note Congressional concern over a U S debt settlement with Britain and France. Senator Borah criticizes the British deal yet hints it could aid broader European peace and security efforts. Unofficial U S talks hint at a linkage to a forthcoming European security pact aligned with arms reduction goals.
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Aong
Europe
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France
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N.Y. Flerald-Pribune
Father of Sand Cave Victim Disappears at Sioux City Fair
Sioux City Iowa Sep 21 AP Lee Collins father of Floyd Collins who died in Sand Cave Kentucky vanished from the fairgrounds late last night while en route to his hotel. Officials fear foul play if he carried a large sum of money and conduct a city wide search interviewing people and inspecting the bottoms district for clues.
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Sioux City
Lee Callins
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Fair Gronadds
Collins
Fair Grounds
Fairgrounds
Thompson Murder Hearing Delayed to October 3
Thompson charged with murder in the Frank Mommer case and the Oct. 3 trial date was set after two days of testimony. The delay was ordered to accommodate Judge Willett's October schedule. Thompson, a high school athlete with solid local references, claims his partner fired the fatal shot. the other suspect remains at large.
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Toledo
Mantey Thompson
Frank Mommer
Traerigh
Thompson
Lynus Pinkerton
Dudge J. W. Willett
A. Magsley
Uley
Soch
Thoppson
Dozens of Buns Donated to Salvation Army by Klan
Four hundred dozen buns were donated Sunday morning to the Salvation Army by the Kuo Alux Klan in Waterloo. The buns, leftovers from a ceremony at Electria Park, were supervised by a local contact and distributed to about two hundred families totaling over 1000 people.
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Salvation Army
Kuo Alux
Waterloo
Bathie Fires 39 On First Nine In Chicago Qualifier
Bill Bathie, professional at Stnyside Country Club, posted 39 on the first nine holes of the Chicago qualifier for the Professional Golf Association national championship. He led the early scoring at Gixaipie Fields Catmery end with a promising start.
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Bill Bathie
Chicago
Hill Bathie
Stnyside
Towa
Gixaipie Fields
Catmery End
Chieu
Eel
Taday
Peavey Buys Wittick Markets Restore Readiness for Change
W E Peavey purchases Wittick meat markets and food shops at 307 Fourth Street West and 228 Fifth Street East. A J Wittick announces the sale and possession passes to Peavey. Peavey’s son and stepson will manage the stores as Wittick plans a health trip to Rochester Minnesota.
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Wielick
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
W. E. Peavey
Howard “& Peavey
A. J. Wittick
Oitner
Ding Feavey
Peavey
W. W. Warsaw
Peavery
Wittick
Rochester
Miun
Voss to Again Face Charges of Forgery
Denison bank er Voss to stand trial in district court Thursday on a second forgery charge. He was sentenced to 10 years in the penitentiary last May for a similar conviction involving forged signatures on notes and mortgage instruments.
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Denison
GC. L. Voss
Voss
George Argotsinger
Longtime resident Theodore Filkins buried at Fairview
Funeral services were held at Kistner chapel for Theodore H. Filkins a resident near Waterloo for 400 years who died Friday at his daughter’s home in Tracy Minnesota. Burial followed at Fairview with a separate brief service earlier in Tracy. He was born October 26 1840 in Syracuse New York and survived by six of eight children.
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Theodore H. Filkins
Paulkings Homestead
Waterloo
A. G. Campbell
Tracy
Minn
J. Hugh Gowrer
Ethedisc
Filking
M. EB. Church
Mr. Filkins
Syracuse
N. Y
Cedar Falls
California
Campbell
Elizabeth Troewbridge
Troy
Joham C
William
Charles
Cornelius R
Tacoma
Wash
Tlenry Brown
Elbow Lake
Minna
F. E. Glazier
Ralph W
Charles Mixdorf
August Mixdorf
Benninton Township
Bennington Township
August
Frank Mary Fasse
Bennington Ip
Algona
St. John's Lutheran Church
Elmwood
Watertas
Dorothy Wright
Ates
Mro
Victor Wright
Randolph Street
Fairview
Orran
Glen
Clara Smith
Katherine
Elelen
Waterton
Beverly Baird
St. Francis Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne
Clinton Smith
Biurinl
Fin Rlaryeed Enmety
Myr
Alfred Baird
Tows Strest
Dleriske Dirich
Lakota
Albert
Bruce) Heriske
Warner
Colorado
Emil
Canada
Handley Seeks Gorey In Hertske Murder Case
Suspicion falls on Harbour and his associates as police trace escape routes from the Chicago region. A Buick sedan linked to the Waverly crime was found abandoned near Donbugque, suggesting a river crossing by bootleggers. Hundley faces contempt charges. he and Harbour are described as connected figures in a Sterling bootleg feud. Grace Fry and other jail residents are noted amid the investigation.
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Harbour
Chicago
Clinton
Mississippi
Tiinets
Waverly
Donbugque
Jie
Gt Sterling
Hyndies
Hundlay
G. W. Wood
Hundley
Clarion
Hunndiey
Albert Herteke
Wereske
Laper Wenthe
Hertske
Dixon
Itl
Sterling
Arbour
Jesup
Hantiey
Venable
Cores
Grace Fry
Roy Armstrong
Mes
Merie Iy
Columbia Street
Mildred Fry
State Street
Inday
Couries
Grace Try
Ignord
Seeger
Malcolm Harbour
Albert Hertske
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Waterloo
Eleventh Street
Land
Bootlegger’s Hidden Cache Exposed After Move
In May 1924 complaints of bootlegging led police to a home where neighbors recalled a hidden excavation in the garage used as a liquor cache. Men visited at night and police were called twice. Harbour family members included four children and three daughters in school. they later moved to Sterllg, dleriske Dirich Beside Mother.
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Harbour
Cache
Deunken
Anny
Sterllg
Riffian Drive to Be Put in Storage as Winter Comes
Fez Morocco September 21 United Press The French plan to press the winter campaign against the Riffians dominates talks among Amone officers. Rainy season nears as thousands of troops and trains move north toward the front. The French line has advanced in several sectors beyond spring positions as aviation units push forward. The outcome of this massive French push remains uncertain.
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Fez
Morocco
France
American Government Class At West Side Library Tonight
The extension department of Iowa State Teachers College offers an American government class at 7 36 p m in the West public library. A Tennyson and Drowning class meets at 7 30 p m tomorrow. A typing course starts 4 30 p m Wednesday at Westigh school. Principal Fred J Kluss says a biology course begins Tuesday next week at 4 30 p m in West High school.
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Extension Department
Iowa State Teachers College
West Public Library
Westigh School
Fred J. Kluss
West High School
Ignatz Tosoff Remains in Custody Over Court Promise
Ignatz Tosoff was jailed for contempt after failing to pay a $250 fine balance plus costs despite a prior payment of $33 and a promise to settle the remainder. He was released to obtain the funds but did not return to fulfill the pledge.
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Ignatz Tosoff
Ile
Crowds Watch as Maiden Watched Is Filmed
Filming of the Courir-Strand photoplay Maiden Watched continued Sunday with an enthusiastic cast. Scenes near Fifth Street Bridge drew large crowds as Miss Alene Flint, Margery Bradley, Jack Wise, Russell Lamson, Gifford Chester and George Mack performed. Exterior shots moved to 2538 Fourth Street West at Harr y Simon’s home. The produced footage will be edited in Chicago to form a coherent story.
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Maiden
Fifth Street Bridge
Weiter
Fifth Street
Ffarry Simon
Fourth Street West
Jack Wise
Russell Lamson
Gifford Chester
George Mack
Faulte
Ml Case
Chicago
Public wedding at Cattle Congress to open next Monday
Al Brown, president of the Dairy Cattle Congress, will select the bride and wedding party for a public ceremony during the annual congress opening Monday evening. Agnes Thompson tower shop provides the bouquet. eligible couples must be white residents of Black Hawk county and may interview Brown tonight.
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al Brown
Dairy Cattle Congress
Brown
Agnes Thompson Tower
Black Hawk County
Mrs Madeline Ficke Dies After Operation
Davenport Iowa woman Madeline Ficke 52 wife of attorney Robert C Pleke died at St Luke's hospital after an operation performed ten days earlier. She was a leader in women's activities in the community.
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Robt. C. Ficke
Davenport, Ta
Madeline Ficke
Robert C. Pleke
St. Luke's Hospital
Omaha Gas Prices Spur Tank Fillers In 13.9 Cent Race
Omaha reports a continued fuel price war as motorists fill tanks at 14 and 13.9 cents per gallon. The article notes price cutting competition may intensify in coming days.
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Omaha
Neb
First M. E. petitions to have Dr Young returned
Unanimous request to Upper Iowa conference at McVernon to reinstate Dr Arthur Young as pastor of First Methodist Church. Board action followed last quarterly conference. Young arrived from Iowa Falls at the start of the prior conference year. district superintendent will review year’s work.
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Upper Iowa
Mc. Vernon
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