Homecoming Plans Highlight Cattle Congress Events
Church groups compete for best pageant and parade favors as the Cattle Congress prepares a multi day homecoming program. Key speakers include H. H. Seerley and W. L. Kuser with events on October 4 to 6 featuring a long parade, religious pageant, relic displays, and a special prize for a religious organization boat.
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Cattle Congress
J. C. Koeneke
W. F. Parrott
Cattle Congress Grounds
EF. Ll. Northey
Banks
Herman Miller
Postoffice
W. W. Wyant
Fowler
Fifth
Lafayette Streets
Republicans Meet to Discuss Plans in Third District
The Third district Republicans met at Hotel Russell-Lamson with about 75 attendees including nine county chairmen. C. A Rawson, state committee chair, presided as Burton E. Sweet spoke on organizing plans ahead of the fall campaign, with L. E. Bladine also contributing. Nine of eleven districts have held similar meetings. the rest expected within a week.
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Russell-Lamson
C. A Rawson
Republican State Committee
Burton E. Sweet
Waverly
L. E. Bladine
State
Rawson
Girl Dies? Girl Lives After Taking Acid Poisoning
Miss Gertrude By ers, 24, domestic at John Bird’s home, drank carbolic acid Saturday evening and is in serious condition at Presbyterian hospital. She had moved into the Bird residence Friday and, after a downtown trip, was found in her room screaming and partly undressed. A physician ordered her to a hospital. she later recovered consciousness but made no statement about the act. Doctors expect recovery.
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Gertrude Byers
John Bird
First Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Brers
Bird
Metals Market Shows Unusual Activity Across Industry
F. E. Cutter, president of Cutter Hardware, reports unusual metals market activity after visiting Chicago. He notes strong steel demand from builders, railroads, and wartime buyers, with no signs of price drops soon.
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F. E. Cutter
Cutter Hardware Company
Chicago
Iron and Steel Mills
Cutler
Minnesota Ladies Quartet to Perform at Dairy Show
Arrangements by E.3 Estes, manager of the Dairy Cattle Congress, set the Minnesota Ladies Quartet to appear during the Dairy Show from October 2 to 8. The four Minneapolis women, praised for extraordinary ability, will sing every afternoon and evening, sometimes with the orchestra and other times with pianist Margaret Hicks as accompanist.
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E. 3. Estes
Dairy Cattie Congress
Minnesota Ladies’ Quartet
Northwest
Minneapolis
Sigars
Margaret Hicks
May vote tax to save Canol Line road
Rumors say residents along the Canol line may back a special tax to fund the Ch inamosa Northern railroad. At a receiver sale in Coggon bids were received but sale postponed to Oct 3. President Cass of Waterloo Northern proposed state funding if property owners voted tax. proposal rejected earlier.
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L. S. Cass
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
Waterloo Company
Cass
Trade for Washed Away Land Void
High Court holds trade for washed away farm void after Missouri River washout. W. F. Noble of Black Hawk County traded via W. C. Remsen. supreme court sustains lower court ruling to set aside the transaction. Noble argued risk known but condition not revealed. ruling upholds rescission.
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High Court
Des Moines
Missouri
W. F. Noble
Black Hawk
County
W. C. Remsen
Supreme
Noble
Orange School To Open Tomorrow In Rural Orange Township
Two hundred pupils will begin the first day in the new $50,000 Orange consolidated school five miles south of Waterloo. The rural campus houses primary through high school with domestic arts and manual training, a four-year high school, and a modern faculty led by Superintendent O. S. Hamer. Twenty wagons will transport students from 36 square miles as the community touts the facility as among the nation’s best rural schools.
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O. S. Hamer
Chicago University
O. W. Eher
Neilie Ercer
Elsie Blouch
Effie Stewart
Ethel Buckland
Grace Blough
Waterloo
Mortuary Notice for Jones and Kimmel Funeral Details
Jones age 66 died at home 1802 Mulberry Street at 10 30 am today after illness since December. Resided in Waterloo 25 years, came from Nashua. Survived by widow two sons William Shell Rock Jay St Louis and one daughter Mrs Fannie Drew Wyoming. Remains of Mrs J O Kimmel arrived Sheldon funeral held Church of the Brethren Rev Ralston pastor with Mrs W M Lentz and Mrs Jonas Lichty present. sister Mrs C S Patterson from Lime Springs attended.
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KE. Jones
Jones
Mulberry Street
Waterloo
Nashua
William
Shell Rock
Jay
St. Louis
Fannie Drew
Wyoming
Mes
Kiel
J. O. Kimmel
Sheldon
Church of the Brethren
Ralston
W. M. Lentz
Jonas Lichty
Grant Avenue
Patterson
Lime Springs
Minn
Waterloo Ministers Plan City Evangelistic Campaign
Waterloo ministers met in executive session at the YMCA to discuss a proposed city evangelistic campaign. An out of town participant was Dr Parley Zartman, secretary of the Evangelical association, rumored to influence dates salaries and whether a town will host a big evangelist similar to the famed Rev Mr Sunday.
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Parley Zartman
Evanlogical Association
Zartman
Waterloo
Sunday
Fairbanks in Omaha on Campaign Tour
Republican vice presidential candidate Charles W. Fairbanks arrives in Omaha on a campaigning tour. His schedule includes a noonday address to the Omaha Commercial Club, a non-partisan speech at the Ak-Sar-Ben carnival, and an address at the municipal auditorium. Fairbanks travels with his son Richard and Joseph B. Keeling of Indianapolis. the party departs for Colorado at midnight.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles W. Fairban
Omaha Commercial Club
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
Municipal Auditorium
Fairbanks
Richard Fairbanks
Joseph B. Keeling
Indianapolis
Colorado
Lake boat sinks as crew suffers heavy losses
Oswego, Sept. 6 A storm battered steamer Roberval bound from Ottawa to Oswego sank five miles offshore after deck cargo shifted. Six crewmen drowned while two others were rescued in eight hours of fighting wind and waves. one man was thrown to a lifeboat and two more survived.
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Oswreoo, N
Roberval
Ottawa
Oswego
Prosecutor to Act As Own Counsel in Wife Murder Case
Oscar McDaniel, the prosecutor in a wife murder case in St. Joseph Missouri, announced he will defend himself. He called the charges a political plot and vowed to prove his innocence to the world while planning for re-election. Public opinion favored letting the law run its course.
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St. Joseph
Oscar McDaniel
McDaniel
McDanial
Miss Jinks Domesteopath
A man visits Miss Jinks who claims to treat domestic squabbles as a universal ailment. She prescribes a fee system and a mysterious prescription, promising to cure marital friction by addressing both sides. The narrator and wife follow the treatment, noticing only modest results and ongoing household tensions.
City in Brief Ad Joins Fragments of Local News
A patchwork of society notes reports Miss Bertha Van Ingen visiting her mother in Bristow and Mrs FL Gertrude Woldy arriving from Pasadena. Local births, visiting relatives, rainfall, and community notices fill the column, with police activity and church events noted alongside social calls and small-town names.
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Bertha van Ingen
Bristow
C. D. Pickel
Mankato, Minn
M.S. Cornish
Licensed Names Listed for Wednesday Des Moines Waterloo
A compact notice lists individuals including Lee Nelson of Des Moines Nina Woodward and J D Gentzler plus Nellie Bridle from Waterloo associated with a license Wednesday.
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Lee Nelson
Des Moines
Nina Woodward
Waterloo
J. D. Gentzler
Nellie Bridle
Waterloo 2
Y M C A Classes Forming For Year
Announcement by Jacob Bintz athletic director outlines two noon and two evening YMCA classes for businessmen with mixed indoor activities. Sessions run Tuesday to Saturday mornings and afternoons, with badminton and gym work planned for younger members. Expected enrollment starts at 50, with basketball, boxing, and wrestling added mid October as other classes finish.
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Af. C. A
Jacob Bintz
Bintz
Parish Sociable and Meetings at Local Halls
Announcements list a parish sociable at Christ Episcopal basement tomorrow evening, G J A to B of L EL meeting Wednesday at labor temple 2 pm, W CG OG W No. 465 regular session tonight at 8 pm, and Royal Neighbors regular meeting Wednesday in A C US PD hall. A planned Royal Neighbors picnic at the Wiliedly home Thursday prompts 9:45 pm waiting station meet. Also includes a quip about political secrets from London Answers and a brief railway timetable note.
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Christ Episcopal Church
B. of L. EL
Labor Temple
W. CG
OG. W
G. Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
A. C. US
Hall al
P. L
Rail schedules and notices from Waterloo region
Wartime style timetable shows unions and depots from Union Depot to East Side and Des Moines routes. It lists train times for Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and nearby towns, plus connections to Cedar Rapids, Kansas City and Minneapolis routes. Robert Francis noted as veteran traveling man in Waterloo.
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Union Depot
Twin Am
East Side
C. & Twin City
Waioen
C & Twin
Valwein
Oelwein
Des Storiex
Union Depo
Des Mo & K
Kansas City
Des Moines
Junior Class Elects Officers At Local High School
The junior class elected Paul Simpson as president Leona Spensiey as vice president Julia Fowler as secretary and Arthur Edwards as treasurer this afternoon. Suits sale tomorrow at Wilhelm's offers wonderful bargains in women’s and misses styles with smart selections and the newest trends.
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New York
Wilhelm’s West Side
High School
Bast
Paul Simpson
Leona Spensiey
Julia Fowler
Arthur Edwards
Wilhelm’s
Wilhelm's
Wanted and For Sale Classified Fragments
Miscellaneous want ads and sale notices from Waterloo listings. Includes garments and tailoring services, horse and carriage items, housekeeping rooms, photo production jobs, room rentals, vacant lots for sale or trade, and an auction notice for Laura Smith property with terms and location details.
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Wented
Melperson
Suirta
Bale Coc Erade—Horse and Surrey
Prene Enema Ag EY
Jefferson
Kent
Great Western Depot
Sycamore
Waterloo Photo Products Co
Stewart-Simmons
Jefferson Street
Waterloo
Black Cedar
Paris
Berth Avenue
Ninth Street
Laura Smith
L. Mackabian
Courier Patterns Offer For Dress Seams And Orders
The Evening Courier announces Courier up-to-dare pattern designs from the Fashion Department. Send a 10 cent coupon, receive patterns after about ten days. The 1555-I Ladies dress comes in six bust sizes 34 to 44 inches, requiring 5 34 yards of 44-inch material for a 36-inch size. Skirt length is 2 yards at the lower edge, price 10 cents.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Jeu
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GAN
Phat
Orange School
Taney
Fonight Mowe Hall Myers Orchestra
Miss Jinks
Domesteopath
F. A. Mitchel
Allo Path
Hydrepath
Osteopath
Mayer
Dcor
Dr. Jinks
Piral
Misa Jinks
Miss Tinks
Ulin
Turo
Halladay
Providence Journal
Buchanan
Gertrude Woldy
Pasadena
Val
John S. Kephart
Cedar Rapids
John H. Hanna
Sycamore Street
Harry W. Lewis
Milwaukee
Cilgar
Hope C. Martin
Francis
King
J. He Yarggy
Des
Moines
Rey
O. M. Yagsy
Ralph B. Slippy
William G. Leask
Brownsville
Tex
First
Lawa Infantry
Lawrence A. Murphy
Tierhert Corning
Lola Howland
Cedar Falls
St. Paul's
M. E
M. T. Ream
W. D. Reem
M. Reem
Charles City
Edward Lo Davis
Cincinnati
Anna Wes
Grand Forks
Franklin P. Davis
Mpworth League of Grane Cethodist Church
Hig Brother
Nellie Truak
Edith Carpenter
Indie Thurston
J.D. Caldwell
Shelisbure
Incanor
Joseph
Albert
Clyde Albert
Lloyd Albert
FL Weverly
West Fourth St
Lord Morley
Parnell
Haif
House of Commons
London
Tallor
Cnatomer
Yale Revard
Illinois
Dubuque
Dubuque Limited
Fort Dodge
Twin Cities
Limited
Twin Cites
Albert Lea
Aw. Kreb
Morth Bouse
B&f
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St. Paxt
St Paul -Albert Lea
Manly
Shell Rock Mouth Bouain
Burlington
St Louis
Kansay City
Davenport
Suleago
Cedar Falla
Cedsar Falls
Lois See
Vins
Robert Francis
Eater-County Journal
Reling
Ackley
England
Orde
Port
Falmouth
Koglang
Pia
Gils Bans
Brandont
eTtTille
Porte City
Rotnt
Ta Mt
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Wil
Urbana
Brandon
La_Forte Son
Genter Fone
Robbins
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Bertville
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