First Day Set For Dairy Cattle Congress Belgian Horse Show
The Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse show arrival begins with Belgian horses from Michigan and Illinois entries by Ev erett King Chicago and Charles Irvine Ankeny Ta. The event opens Monday with Waterloo day and school children invited to attend. Barns are prepared as exhibitors rush in, with judging contests for college and high school students beginning at 9 a.m. in the hippodrome and free acts at 3:30 p.m. A business men's cow milking contest and a planned public wedding are featured attractions. Reserve seats and advance tickets will be available for the hippodrome shows. The American Poultry Congress displays attract inquiries from 15 states. Poultry record flock classes are added, with Judging by H Lapp and a lecture planned midweek. More than 2,000 birds expected.
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Army of Animals
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Charles Irvine
Ankeny
Detroit
Wiinois
Kings
Queens
Everett King
Chicago
Ing
Hstel
Hippodrome
Estes
American Poultry Congress
Waterloo Poultry Association
J. P. Schuy
The
Poultry Congress
Hsme
Minnesota
Michigan
Texas
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Colorado
Tennessee
Missouri
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
California
Otto Oldman
Tacoma
Wash
Rhode Island
Black Hawk
Towa Extension Service
Towa
Willim “Hh. Lapp
Schuy
Morning Sept 29 judging panel announced with Lapp
Morning September 29 featured a judging panel including Oscar Grow of Cedar Falls El Hersey Parkersburg with C Johnston of Cape Girardeau Mo and Far l Smiley of Seward Nebraska alongside Lapp for the event.
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Lapp
Oscar Grow
Cedar Falls
el Hersey
Parkersburg
3. C. Johnston
Cape Girardeau
Farl Smiley
Seward
Neb
Captain Armstrong Attends Independence Firemen's Fete
Captain Lou Armstrong of the Waterloo fire department attends Independence firemen's homecoming events. A former Independence member, he is invited to speak and give a hose coupling exhibition this afternoon. Armstrong was known as a fast coupler and won the 1902 state championship at Davenport.
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Lou Armstrong
Waterloo Fire Department
Independence
Altha
Armstrong
Independence Department
Middlewest
Davenport
Two Girls Nominated For Editor In Chief Of Orange And Black
Primary elections at East High for editor in chief and business manager produced Dororthy Kline and Martha Timmerman as editor in chief candidates and John Bickley and Owen Jessup as business manager contenders. Final vote to be held tomorrow with senior voters only.
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Orange and Black
Orange and Ilack
East High Serioul
Dorothy Kline
Martha ‘Timmer- Man
John Bickley
Owen Jessup
Man's Arm Mangled In Can Filling Machine Accident
M Williams of 1220 Commercial Street operated a can filling Wing machine at Waterloo Canning plant. His right arm became entangled last night, muscles torn and lacerated. He was taken to St Francis hospital and was resting fairly well today.
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M. Williams
Commercial
Waterloo Canning Company
St. Francis Hospital
Scout executive vows prosecution of camp trespassers
Arthur Jury, a scout executive near Waverly Iowa, announced plans to prosecute trespassers at the 40 acre Boy Scout campsite after several buildings were entered in the past week. He found a splintered cook shack door but no theft and warned signs will be posted to deter intruders with Sheriff Fallowell asked to assist.
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Waverly
Arthur Wy. Jury
Msrauffers
Boy Scouts
Ffallowell
Bremer County
Gifts Received for Legion Fund in Waterloo
Waterloo chanellor Herman Miller reports several checks received today and yesterday have boosted the legion endowment drive. The city still trails its quota of 600 for Waterloo's share and more donations are being sought via letter appeals to noncontributors. Among Third district counties Franklin, Hardin, Bremer, Wright, Buchanan and Delaware have already exceeded their quotas.
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Waterloo
American Legion
Disabled Veterans
War Orphans
Herman
Miller
Franklin
Marding
Bremer
Wright
Buchanan
Delaware
Groom Injuries Prompt Return From St Joseph
W D Groom better and wife’s condition serious. D W Groom, 807 Fourth street, Gaston, expected to return tonight from St Joseph Missouri where he was summoned after injuries in an automobile accident involving his father and stepmother Mr and Mrs W D Groom formerly of Waterloo. The letter received today says his father is in poor condition.
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D. W. Groom
Fourth Street
Gast
St. Joseph
W. D. Groom
Waterloo
Groont
Improved recovery noted after injury in accident
Mrs Groom shows improvement and may leave hospital soon due to internal injuries. Frank Williamson, sister of Mrs Groom, is in serious condition with crushed injuries and was instantly killed in the accident.
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Frank Williamson
Groom
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FIAGT
Ilinois
Falr
Cadillac Stowderd
Cadillac
Dieblacg Prvision
Ceneral Motors Conroination
Morris Motor Car Co
Captain Armstrong
Yolarine
Yeas Fetons
Ent
Polarine
Standard Oil Company
Waterloo, Iowa
Legion Fund
W. D. Groom Better
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Wm. Rogerson
C. Albert Scholin
William Rogerson
Chicago Grand Opera
Waterloo T Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Wilbert Shallenberger
Wiibert Shallenberger
M.D
Oakwood Boulevard
Jewett
Russell-Lamson Garage
Meyer's Tire Service
Ackley
Conger Brothers
Brleton
Hawkeye Vulcanizime Co
Charters City
Dan
Waterloo, Town
Waves Fairbank
Tae Frank B. Vleming
New Sumpton
Tay Glee Atte Co
Osore
Hich
Conry
West Fifth St
F.o.b
IR Car CO
Rickeenbacke
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