Cattle Show Draws Big Crowd at Dairy Congress
Reports from the Dairy Cattle Congress describe the Roth farm from Battle Creek entering the Belgian contests with herd from Bonesteel South Dakota, led by Lewis Jackson and Olph Stammer and touring Waterloo. Profs Rudick and Burnett run Ames dairy exhibits with butter cheese and cream while M C Peters promotes a six horse hitch. Crowds admire Belgian and Jersey exhibits as enthusiasts discuss pedigrees and prize stock.
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Battle Eck
Carothers
Onville
Waterloo
Gely
Jackson Bros
Bonesteel
S. D
Mule Head Ranch
Olph Stammer
Lewis Jackson
Liege
Ames
A. W. Rudick
Burnett
Illinois to Perpetuate World War I Veterans Memorials
Urbana September 27 Illinois moves to perpetuate World War I veterans honor with memorials. The University of Illinois Memorial Stadium aims to be completed by fall 1924, funded by students alumni and friends without state aid. About $700000 has been pledged, with a goal of $2 million from the alumni drive during football season.
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Urbana
Union
University of Illinois
University
State
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Lawrence
University of Nebraska
Hiinvis
Annual Poultry Exhibit Draws 1200 Fine Birds
The second annual Waterlog Poultry club show opens near Exhibition Hall with over 1200 high quality birds entered across breeds like Silverlace Wyandottes and Barred Rocks. Cages hold geese ducks and turkeys with a rabbit section also on display. Judging by Harry Atkins will begin this afternoon and run through Saturday, with awards by a registered American Poultry Association judge.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Poultry Club
Waterloo
Harry Atkins
American Poultry Association
Champlin's Horses Delight Spectators at Dairy Cattle Congress
A large crowd gathered at the hippodrome for the Dairy Cattle Congress program in Waterloo last night. Champlin's hackneys and saddlehorses from Ames led a varied bill featuring horse exhibitions, acrobats, clowns, trapeze acts, and the Melvins and O-Kura Japs rope and bar performances, with the Greater Waterloo band opening the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Greater Waterloo Band
Champlin
Ames
M. ©. Peters
Uncle Hi Jram
Luccindy
Melvins
McDonalds
Prickette
Luster and Goodwin
Torrellis Comedy Circus
Legion hosts big athletic carnival at Parkersburg
Parkersburg Iowa Sept 27 under American Legion auspices an all day bill features two boxing bouts two wrestling matches a band concert and an evening eight round main event Fritz Kuipp of Waterloo fights Joe Gentle of Cedar Falls. Bristow and Iowa Falls compete with Parkersburg and Grun dy Center with Bristow to follow with a street band concert.
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Parkersburg
Fritz Kuipp
Waterloo
Joe
Gentle
Cedar Falls
American Legion
Grundy Center
Iowa Falls
Bristow
Yost Brothers
Bockes Brothers
Ariel Pippert
Gerald Richardson
Candy Day Proposed as The Sweetest Day in Year
A national holiday proposal aims to give children a day of unlimited candy. The idea envisions a grand, glorious moment when youngsters can enjoy treats and the healthier options deemed good for them.
Candy Day Marked For October Eighth In An Aim To Sweeten Life
The article suggests a dedicated candy day to brighten the tired housewife and her husband who often shares in the sweets. It notes that candy plays its own part alongside holidays like Thanksgiving Christmas and birthdays and states candy day is set for October 8 this year.
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Bill” Crownover
Hudson
Ade
Crownover
Arceur
Ogden
Hubby
Cupid Opens New Book as 18 282 Marriages Recorded
Marriage Record No. 39 was opened with license No. 18 282 procured by Clarence Youngblut of Jesup and Clara Welter of Raymond. Since record No. 38 in 1920, 640 licenses issued. total marriages in the county reach 36 564, nearly matching Waterloo’s population.
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Clarence Youngblut
Jesup
Clara Welter
Raymond
Waterloo
Synod of West Opens at Grundy County Church
The Synod of the West opened today at Colfax Township Presbyterian Church in Grundy Center. Rev. Montanus of Perry and Rev. Summerdyke of Philadelphia spoke as about 75 delegates attended the opening program. A note mentions Alphonse Daudet's 1884 salary for Seppho as a historic large sum.
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Synod OF West
Grundy CO
Presbyterian Church
Window peeper knocks down woman. petty thefts reported
A window peeper knocked down Mrs. J J Paulus at Eleventh Street East after she challenged him about his behavior. Police found a bicycle with a broken chain linked to the suspect and later handled reports of a stolen bicycle and other petty crimes. Four intoxication arrests and two for disorderly conduct followed, with three drunks fined in police court.
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J. J. Paulus
Eleventh Street
Two Men Charged With Disorderly Conduct Forfeit Bonds
Two men charged with disorderly conduct forfeited bonds of five dollars each under a local court ruling.
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Tinued
Young Girls Behind a Wave of Bad Checks in Cedar Hupids
Two girls Frada Denton 11 and Vera Denton 16 were arrested amid a spree of more than twenty bad checks. Freda confessed to cashing seven or eight checks using varied signatures all drawn from a single bank. Bail set at 500 dollars each as they await preliminary examination likely for juvenile court. The Denton family recently moved from Virginia where the father was a merchant.
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Cedar Hupids
Frada Denton
Vera
Freda
Denton
Virginia
Keokuk Bridge Toll Collector Retires After 46 Years
Keokuk Iowa September 27 Herman Hiesbach toll collector on the Keokuk and Hamilton bridge over the Mississippi River will resign October 1 after 46 years and five months of service He has been off duty only two days during that period and witnessed the bridge replacement hydroelectric plant and dam construction and the shift from horse drawn traffic to automobiles He retires due to ill health.
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Keokuk
Herman Hiesbach
Keokuk and Hamilton
Mississippi River
Fliesbach
Fiesbach
Slight Rebound in Bank Deposit Slump
Des Moines reports from 923 savings banks 904 state banks and 22 trust companies show deposits on Sept 3 at 942 247 578 08 with a large error in figures. Since June 20 loans and discounts declined faster than deposits indicating an improving banking condition. Deposits for savings banks Sept 3 stood at 452 227 236 99 while loans and discounts were 371 state bank deposits listed as 1 704 009 due against 1 40 717 99 in loans and discounts.
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Des Moines
State Banking Department
Tess Uhun
New Heading Device Promises Fuel Savings and Versatility
A demonstration today showcases a heading invention that supposedly pays for itself through fuel savings. The device thrives on any kind of fuel, promising broad applicability and efficiency.
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Arcola
Standard Hardware CO
Tripole
Towa
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Iowa State College
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Lrane Townsend
Hugh van Pelt
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Cupid
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America
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Koch Plumbing and Heating
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Walker & Loch
Jesup, Towa
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