Cattle Congress Opens With Jersey and Holstein Class Hope
The Dairy Cattle Congress opens with top herds from William Gallo Waterloo Adan Seitz Waukesha Wis and Dr David Roberts Waukesha competing. Three gold medals per breed and a Brand championship prize await winners as judges rate cleanliness care and decorations amid large attendance and delayed judging due to railroad washouts.
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United States
William Galloway
Waterloo
Adan Seitz
Waukesha
Wis
David Roberts
Thornburg
Dairy Cattle Congress
Gan Jy
la Hue
Crown City Band
Clarke
le Rue
Crown City Nangan
Fast Wanterlod High School
Telesrame
West Salem
Stubbs
Harry Griswold
Guernsey
W. W. Marsh
Western Golf Champion Interested in Caddies
The article profiles Chick, a famed Western golf champion, discussing his start as a caddy at ten and his views on caddy culture in Chicago. It recounts his titles from 1906 to 1919, praises his influence, and notes his plans to visit Waterloo annually, admiring local development and Northwestern ties.
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Chicago
Silesman
Prospect Golf Club
Nolet Russell-Lamson
William D. Clark
Omaha
Carl
de Vol
Chick
Ans
Burnegs Pack
Harold Walden
Central School West
George Gregory
Cast Bled
Edge
Chirk
Nastier
Paul B. Talbot
Bae
Evans
Chib
Waterloo
Waterlloo
Northwestern University
Allied and German Front Moves Report from Balked Front
British and French statements claim French forces in Champagne have overrun German trench networks from Auberive to Ville-sur-Taine advancing 1.5 to 2 miles. North of Arras Souches taken, La Folie captured, and advances toward Thetis. British lines south of La Thier Canal report trenches seized and Loos and Talluchs outskirts occupied. German claim notes British coast bombardments near Zeebrugge and losses on Ypres front with prisoners, including an English brigade commander, and retreat from Souchez ruins.
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la Folie
Thetis
la Thisser Canal
Loos
Hill F
Talluch
Ressian
Berlin
Witegs
Tackerton
Brikzshi
Ac Zeebrurgs
Ypres
Souchez
Mourmelon de Grand
Atponne
Regen eration film praised for realism and humor
The Palace screens The Regeneration showing Owen Kildare’s writing with Walsh’s production. Realism, humor, and vivid street life of the lower east side mark the film. a tragic ending follows the hardened EAWSSloTs firing a fatal shot as the Courier and want ads drive audience interest.
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Owen Kildare
Hoa. Walsh
Tin Boxy
Owen
Tis
Weather Toll From Cedar Rapids Floods Rises Across Iowa
Reports describe bridges washed out between Brandon and Urbana and embankments destroyed on the Cedar Rapids interurban line. Waverly saw five and a half inches of rain, with Manchester noting five inches Saturday night. Galena and Durango faced severe flooding with hotels and streets submerged, tracks washed out near Dubuque, and widespread damage to cornfields and lowland pastures.
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Balisteror
Cedar Rapids
Brandan
Urbana
Waterlon
Waverly
Manchester
Judeo Dunham
Menin
Dubuque
Chicago
Finais Central
Dyeraville
Northwestern
Ihnois Central
St. Paul
Iowa
Des Moines
Keokuk
Davenport
Omaha
Sioux City
Undertaker J M Hileman braves storm for funeral trip
In Saturday night rainstorm J M Hileman of Waterloo drove to Dewar and back to serve a call. A sturdy team struggled through water up to the hub as torrents blocked the route. The party reached Waterloo at dawn after hours on the muddy road with the return trip quicker though still slow.
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Waterloo
J. M. Hileman
Dewar
Primary Election to New York State Tomorrow
Tomorrow is primary election day in New York. No mayor or governor are on the ballot, but party contests for six supreme court justices, a Twenty third district representative, state assemblymen, local aldermen, the sheriff and district attorney draw interest. The fiercest race is the Republican nomination for district attorney in New York county.
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New York
Altho
Supreme Court
Twenty-third Congressional District
New Yort County
Patriotic orders urged to attend city parade meeting
Commander G. Crabtree of the Robert Anderson post G A R calls members of all patriotic orders in the city to meet at the G A R hall Thursday at 10 o clock. The call covers Robert Anderson post Spanish American War Veterans and auxiliary Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution Sons of Veterans and auxiliary Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R.
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G. Crabtree
Robert Anderson Post
G. Alr
Robert Anderson
Temperature Readings Suppressed by Buchanan Optical Co
Fragmentary temperature data from Buchanan Optical Co shows daily highs from the mid sixties to near seventy with variations in a sequence that hints at a weather note. Details are incomplete and many figures are unreadable.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Tretea Eee
Maquoketa River Deluge Swamps Maquoketa and Manchester
A sudden eighteen hour downpour swollen the Maquoketa River to record levels, flooding parts of Maquoketa and Manchester. Homes, barns, and cellars flooded. Mrs Lendrum barely escaped collapse into a cellar hatchway. hundreds of fowl perished. bridges and fences destroyed. water crested between 9 and 11 am with extensive damage anticipated to public property and crops.
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Manchester
Maquoketa
Cosins’ Grove
Latin American Students Flock to U S Schools
New York scene shows Latin American students arriving as war shifts education abroad. Brazilians travel to Yale Princeton and Harvard while Mexicans and Cubans join fresh programs taught by instructors in new Latin America focused courses at several eastern universities.
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New York
Europe
United States
Brazil
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Latin-America
Burroughs Ledger Posting Machines Demonstrated in Waterloo
First demonstration of the Burroughs ledger posting machine in Black Hawk county opened at Leavitt & Johnson National Bank with three machines installed. Demonstrations scheduled for tomorrow Friday and Saturday. On Wednesday and Thursday the mechanism will be explained at Waterloo Savings Bank.
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Burroughs
Black Hawk County
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo Savings Bank
German Ambassador Denies Turkish Atrocities as Inventions
Boston dispatch reports Count von Bernstorf of Germany calls Ottoman Empire atrocity rumors pure inventions. He cites official reports to the U S government and says Catholic pressures influence the pope. The envoy signs J. Bernstorfer.
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von Bernstoref
Torrish
Boston
Count Vonernstorff
Ottoman Empire
Gelan
United States
J. Bernstorer
Obituary of George Lowery in Jesup
George Lowery died Saturday at 6 p.m. at age 91. He lived on a Westshore Township farm for 47 years and had resided in Jesup about three years. He is survived by his widow and two sons James and Charles. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the M. E. church, with Rev. Thomas J. Elwick officiating. Interment will be at Cedar Crest cemetery.
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Tova
A. M. McCenahian
Greeley
Colo
Hull Brothers
Painesville
Ohio
Hi Auction
Salnes
Shoemaker
van Pelt, Mayne and Company of
Waterloo
Wilk
Thirs
Col. Perry
Columbus
Orito
la Rue
Crown City
Exhibition Hall
Kittles Band
Crown City Quartet
Woition Ral
Demousization
la Rues
State College
United States
Johnson
James Richardson
Davenport
Mae
Waterloo Ie
Maria Brace
Northen Pacific Railway
Ita
Armstrong Matiufacturing Company
Jesup
George Lowery
Westhore Township
James
Charles
M. E
Thomas J. Elwick
Cédar Crest Cemetery
Three Youths Die in Kenosha Train Car Crash
Three young Kenosha men Fred Pratt 25 Fred Maetten 23 and Anthony Czarkowaki 21 were killed in a spectacular collision between a Chicago and Milwaukee electric limited train and an automobile at a Burlington road crossing north of Kenosha. The car was hurled 900 feet along the tracks before the train stopped.
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Kenosha
Wis
Chicago and
Milwaukee Electric Limited
Burlington Road Crossing
Here
Fred Pratt
Fred Maetten
Anthony Czarkowaki
Turks Subscribe to German War Loan in Turkey
A large number of Turks with modest means subscribed nearly $500,000 to the third German war loan as a show of sympathy. Most gifts were small, with subscriptions totaling about a half million dollars. DAIRY FARM FOR SALE offers young stock feed and equipment valued around 3,000. Avalon Farm ad seeks buyers near Minneapolis 16 miles south of city limits.
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Constantinople
London
Germany
Ant—Corps
Eity Umits
Minneapolis
Avalon Farm
Donaldson Bldg
Sacred Heart church fund campaign opens with 50000 goal
Campaign offices for Sacred Heart church launch a drive to raise 50000 dollars. Stenographers list parishioners and subscribers while a card system is set up. Subscriptions run 18 months with installments every three months starting November 15, 1915. Leavitt Johnson National Bank handles collections. The campaign advertises the largest telephone number in the United States as 50000.
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Sacred Heart
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Sacred Heart Church
United States
Cattle Congress grounds praised for dry show premises
Officials defend grounds and buildings at Waterloo cattle show after rain complaints. Report notes dry alleys and arena, comfortable buildings, and ample capacity, urging public support for a record show in 1935.
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Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Greece Requisition Ships to Move Troops
The Greek government seized twenty merchant vessels at Piraeus for troop transportation, the action announced from Paris and dated September 27, in Greece.
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Piraeus
Greece
Paris
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