First Shipments of Prize Cattle Arrive for Show
Railcar loads of blooded livestock arrive in Waterloo for the Dairy Cattle Congress and Nations Belgian Hiorsa show. Cattle from Ayrshire and Holstein herds, 27 Ayrshires from Gurnee and 16 from Davenport, plus 18 Guernseys from Catasuqua arrive as preparations accelerate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayrshires
Gurnee
A. L. Farwell
Adam Seite & Sons
Waukesha
Wis
Louis Itz
Ayr
Peoria
Ill
Roy Seitz
Robinson
Willowbrook Farm
Fuller
University of Illinois
R. EB. Maxwell
Urbana
George Levy
Death Toll in Miami Hurricane Rises as Relief Efforts Continue
Miami dispatch reports 469 known dead with officials warning the list may top 700 as rescue teams identify and bury victims. Hollywood and Miami suffer the heaviest losses with more than 300 killed or drowned, while dozens of areas report scattered casualties and martial law remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellendale
J. H. Kimball
Babs
Hialeah
Miami
Fla
Alurday
West Palm Beach
Biscayne Bay
Hollywood
Munre Iavenia
Fort Said
Hornstead
Redland
Clewiston
Coral Gables
Miami Shores
Little Rover
Deerfield
Florida C
National Guarda
Marines Land to Protect Property in Storm Section
Milam Heath Florida reports Marines landed to restore order after a hurricane. Troops from Key West guard homes of wealthy winter residents as looters use small boats to steal tapestries and artworks. An official United Press brief says the situation is under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam! Heath
Fla
Key Weat
Bundite
United Press
Smal
King Tut casket exhibit opens at J. J. Meany plant
About 200 undertakers from Minnesota Nebraska and nearby states attend the opening of J. J. Meany Casket company’s enlarged Gil Fall a avenue plant. The two day event features bronze and silver caskets, including a $5000 solid bronze piece and a Campbell ordered casket for Rudolph Valentino cared for by Frank E. Campbell. Lectures on embalming and funeral practice, old fiddlers contest with $100 in prizes, and an expanded 40,000 square foot facility accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
Waterloo
Lows
Difinals
Minnesota
Noebraska
J. J. Mouny Casket Company
Gil Falla Avenue
Iocul Company
Frank E. Campbell
New York City
Rudolph Valentina
J. J. Meany Casker Company
Jplant
Waterloo Warned Against Midwest Storm From Dakotas
Weather bureau warns Waterloo of violent wind and electrical storm sweeping east from the Dakotas. Barometer readings fell, and residents begin storm preparations. Gates College president Bruce Gates urged students to stay off worn highways after receiving the warning by radio.
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Government Weather Bureau
Chicago
Middlewest
Dakotas
Waterioo
Pon Woren
Bruce Gates
Gates College
Gates
Radia
Hudson Herald to Suspend on Friday
The Hudson Herald will publish its last issue Friday under Mrs Yoss who runs the paper while Mr Yoss resumes teaching in Jackson Michigan. Interested parties negotiate a sale but none completed. The paper has been published for 37 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Herald
Yoss
Trudson
ZL. Yoss
Jackson
Mich
Orange and Black seeks subscriptions for weekly Grange paper
The campaign aims to raise 408 subscriptions before Friday evening end. Committee leaders include Katherine Connelly editor in chief Dick Jane assistant editor Royal Sinnara business manager and a roster of reporters. Ruth Lee Breas faced a six month term and a 3400 fine after a Waterloo court found her guilty of violating a liquor injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaien
Grange
Blick
East High
Westerday
Campaion
Katherine Connelly
Dick Jane
Royal Sinnara
Jane Recknell
Edith Delaney
Filudys Weatherwas
Francis Veach
Harold Roepe
Louise
County
Sul
Ruth Lee Ne- Breas
Waden EL
Sims
Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Mundell announced
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Mundell will be held at Petersen Bran chapel Wednesday evening at 7 with Rev W Harrap of the Methodist Episcopal church officiating. Burial follows in the cemetery plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel, Mundell
Matel
Supreme Court Dismisses Richman Appeal on Letts Election
The Iowa Supreme Court refused to take jurisdiction and dismissed R A Richman’s appeal seeking to block Letts’s certification as congressman from the Second Iowa district. Letts, already a congressman and 1924 candidate, resigned from the bench after his election. A new independent, Kim Bushnell-Lumlin of Davenport, filed to run for the ballot. The court affirmed that federal offices fall outside the state eligibility clause and upheld the existing controversy’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex Mathes
Jowa Supreme Court
C.J. Binh
Numa
Letts
Iowa
F Letts
Kima G. Bushnell-lumlin
Davenport
Secretary of State
Yust Ophion
R. A. Thompson
Richman
Supreme Court
Congressman Letts
Iilstrict Court
Detts
Congress
Wireless Man and Mechanic Killed in Paris Plane Crash
The crash occurred during takeoff as the plane veered off the runway. The left wheel failed, gas tanks ruptured, and fire consumed the aircraft within minutes. About 1,000 spectators watched the fatal event as rescue attempts failed and the wreckage burned for over an hour.
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Paris
Lieut. Curtin
Fonck
Theso
Westbury
Carl F. Sehory
National Aeronautic Association
Jane
Clavier
Hint
Pie Sikorsky Aerial i Rngineering Corporation
Biilders
Reinheck Firm to Show at Dairy Cattle Congress
Reinheck hardware store in Waterloo to participate in the Dairy Cattle congress week events. The Strowe business house will display wares near the entrance of Art Hatt Xa zy, marking a first for local retailers at the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinheck
Strowe
Reinheck Business House
Waterloo
Wilk
Temperature readings from an official forecast
The document shows brief temperature notes for the week with each line indicating a daily value. It lists measurements for Monday through Thursday with minor variations and references to official sources.
Safe at Palm Beach: Lore Alford and Justin Edwards
Lore Alford Jr and Justin Edwards are reported safe in West Palm Beach Florida. Alford, head of a major title firm, sent a message to his mother in Philadelphia while Edwards, bank teller and son of the late A J Edwards, reassured relatives that their homes near Fort Worth were undamaged and that Miami bore the worst storm toll. Eyewitnesses returning today described conditions as worse than newspapers state.
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Reseus
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Pensacola
Afobile
Ala
Palm Beach
Tampa
Pensa- 20la
Mobile
West Palm Beach
Lore Alford, Jr
Justin Edwards
Alford
Ricker
Lore Silford, Jr
Franklin Street
A. J. Edwards
J. R Vaughan
Park Avenue West
Edwards
Horace van Metre
Borth Worth
Charles City Doctor A E R Assn Trustee Elected
In Chicago on September 21 Dr A E R association re elected Dr B Harden of Atlanta as president and Dr Norman T Johnson of Kearney as secretary treasurer. New trustee elected includes Dr Wo E L Seymour of Charles City Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. Harden
Atlanta
American Electronic Research Association
Norman T. Johnson
Kearney
Neb
de. Wo. EL. Seymour
Charles Cty
Hostetler Boys Safe in Miami and Coral Gables
Mrs. Maafe T Hostetler, 424 Almond Street, has word her two sons in Florida are safe. Lloyd is in Miami and Charles in Coral Gables, a suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maafe T Hostetler
Florida
Lloyd Hostetler
Miami
Charles
Coral Gambles
Former Cedar Falls Residents Safe in Florida
Cedar Falls report states Daughters of Dr William Mule larky living in Hialeah Florida escaped uninjured along with all family members after the storm telegraphed news to the physician. The young women identified as Mrs Jr KK Marner and Mrs William Wendt. Leata WL Crawford of La France DeLuxe Beauty parlor returned from a three months vacation in Chicago and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Florida
Wilam G. Mulelarky
Hileah
Fla
Jr. KK
Marner
William Wendt
Leata WL Crawford
la France DeLuxe Beauty Parlor
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kiwanis Bell of Fellowship Passed Through Waterloo
The Kiwanis bell of fellowship visited Waterloo in a two week stay from the Cedar Rapids district. Rev. C H Parker and Cedar Rapids members presented it at the Waterloo moon luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson. B L Holton received the bell for Waterloo and it will go to Webster City at Iowa Falls within two weeks. Governor Sterling Alexander of the Iowa Nebraska district attended as a guest. Entertainment by Gus Mitchell and the Maryland Singers company was provided at the Plaza theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Nebraska
Waterloo
Stav
C. H. Parker
Cedar Rapids
Webster City
Iowa Falls
Mr. Parker
Siwanis
Sterling Alexander
Iowa-Nebraska
Waterloo Club
Gus Mitchell
Maryland Singers
Plaza Theatre
Alexander Frank
Court Reports Grand Jury Indictments in Black Hawk County
The Black Hawk county grand jury returned 28 indictments on 24 counts after a three and a half day session. Many indictments target liquor law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
College Bus Routing Change Due to Road Resurfacing
The early morning college bus service between Waterloo and Cedar Falls is temporarily rerouted because Logan avenue is under resurfacing. The new path goes from Franklin to Logan then through a sequence including Riehl and Cedar Falls, altering the former Franklin to Logan to Riehl line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Avenue
College
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Franklin
Logan
Riehl
Utter
Farrison
Center
Lincoln
Roy Massingham Loses Two Fingers in Farm Accident
George Massingham, three sons of Mr and Mrs Arthur Massingham of Waterloo, lost two fingers on his left hand when his hand was caught in a pump jack on his father's farm at noon. The pump jack was operated by easing power and the little and ring fingers were crushed. amputation was performed promptly at Allen Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
George Massingham
Arthur ¢. Massingham
Waterloo
Allen Memorial
Courier Breaks All Records With Hurricane Coverage
The Waterloo Courier raced through the night to cover a Florida cyclone disaster. Four thousand killed was reported, with five editions issued in 16 hours. Extras sold record numbers, city circulation surged, and weeklong relief efforts were detailed. The Courier claimed unprecedented reach and timeliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Des Alpines
Florida
Waterloo
Waterloopper
Couriers
Waterloo Woman Hurt in Auto Accident
Mrs. M. H. Loomer of 620 Fourth Street East was severely cut on the face and bruised in a car collision near Eldora Saturday evening. Driving in heavy rain to avoid another car, the Loomers struck a road truck parked beside the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Loomer
Fourth Street East
Eldora
Midwest Storm Warnings Issued as System Moves East
The United States Weather Bureau warned that a violent storm and electrical disturbances would move from the Dakotas toward the east as barometers fell sharply. The forecast described conditions as now below the low levels seen during Provida in the hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
United States Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Provida
Weather Bureau
Gifts Showered on Cattle Congress Wedding Couple
Merchants of Waterloo show appreciation for the forthcoming marriage to be celebrated at the Dairy Cattle Congress on Monday Sept 27. Gifts include a Simmons walnut finish bed from A Leath & Co and Bride's French kid novelty gloves from Paul Davis Dry Goods. Agnes Thompson Floral Shop provides bridal bouquet and bridesmaids’ arm roses. Cutler Hardware supplies an electric grill for dainty meals. An old Masters photograph from Lind Cam Studio will serve as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
A. Leath & Co
Paul Davis Dry Coods Company
Agnes Thompson Floral Shop
Cutler Hardware Company
Lind.Cam.inack
Marriage Licenses Authorized in Iowa Listings
A list of marriage licenses shows A C Witharm and Lola M Woodruff of Waterloo both 44? and 94? plus Herman J Scheel of Manchester 29 and Katherine E Sands of Delhi 118. The notices indicate license grants in the Waterloo Manchester Delhi region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Witharm
Waterloo
Lola MC. Woodruff
Herman J. Scheel
Manchester
Katherine E. Sands
Delhi
Calenus powder advertised for oily and sallow skin care
An advertisement touts Calenus powder to treat oily skin and sallow complexions. It claims a wet cloth application at night cleanses the pores, prevents blackheads, refreshes the skin, and promotes restful sleep.
Varicose Veins Ad From Robert Drug Co
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil can reduce varicose veins in days. It urges readers to start using the product now, promising shrinking veins and relief from ulcers and piles, with distribution through local pharmacies and Robert Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Drug Co
Moone
Ioia
Adlerika advertisement touts bowel cleansing claim
A dated advertisement promotes Adlerika as a superior intestinal cleanse. It claims rapid relief from stomach gas bloating and indigestion, cites named doctors praising the product, and notes availability at Waterloo drugstores.
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HH. i
Shoub
New York
Snys
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Dairy Congress Grounds
Animal World
Dairy Cattle Congress and Nations
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Ea Murphy
Meredith Jersey
Illinois
Georges Hemming
Ww. V. Crane
A ‘Bower & Son
Rushton
P. BP. Stewart
Maynard
Lowana
Mike Stewart
Jack MecCormick
Mike
Harstowe & Arnold
Norwalk
Philadelphia
King Tut
D. J. Meany Company
Mourtaacis
Iowa Supreme Court
Teerday
Tal
Wee Tursday
Lore Alford
Charles City
A.E.R. Assn
Hostetler Boys
Nant
Ee Agri
Wiz
SAN
Chase & Sanborn
Chase&Sanborn Seal
Oy Chase & Sanborn
N. Wells St
Associated Press
United Press and International News
Collier“organization
Geo. T. Johnson
Worthington
Minn
Malden
Locomobile
W. H. McOmanus
Mer
The
Maddigan School of Music
Margaret Maddigan
Europe
Ine
Harmieesta Hume
Joer Nek
Storm Shield
Ackley
F. J. Martin
Bishop Paint Co
van Deest Impl
Holland
Ben Sonenberg
New Hartford
Knipe & Frederickson
A. C. Curl
J. Weaver
J. EL. Puckett
Lend. Ing Drugetsts
Robert Drugco
C.J. Miller
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