Marshalltown and Waterloo Horses Take Blue Ribbons
The light horse show at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippo drome hosted five gaited and three gaited classes. Stephen J., owned by Doris Bailey of Marshalltown, won the five gaited combination with Gaiety Girl and Storm King also placing. Bluebell from Oskaloosa stables and Tiny June owned by Bruce Robinson vie in the three gaited class for horses under 15 hands, with Bud Carey of Hanna & Miller on Bluebell and Tiny June ridden by Mrs. John McCoy.
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Hippodrome
Dairy Cattle Congress
Stephen J
Doris Bailey
Marshalltown
Gaiety Girl
Oskaloosa Stables
Oskaloosa
Storm King
Bruce Robinson
Des Moines
Lady Lou
Hanna & Miller
Waterloo
Monterey
R. G. Munday
Shenandoah
Bud Carey
Bluebell
John McCoy
Tiny June
Newcomers swell Waterloo population with influx
Waterloo merchants report population growth as 22 in and 7 out. New residents listed include Frank Hughes 216 Ankeny, Charles Shroyer 425 Bath, Mrs. Henry Bryant 212 Whittier, Ethel Monroe 102 North Barclay, and others at addresses on Jefferson, Washington, Grant, Mulberry, and Lafayette among 20 plus additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hughes
Ankeny
Charles Shroyer
Bath
Henry Bryant
Whittier
Ethel Monroe
North Barclay
George Pelcher
Benjamin Thurman
Jefferson
Paul W. Moorehouse
South
Archie Knight
Washington
L. J., Young
Grant
R. B. McWilliams
Grace Mullan
Williston
J. Schmuhl
Mulberry
H. B. Estrin
Logan
Roy Bockes
Avalon
J. E. Valentine
Fifth West
L. M. Wells
Brockwell Arms Apartments
Fred Rosenthal
F. B. Lufkin
Barclay South
Guy Tranger
Peoria
Grace E. Henry
Lafayette
R. S. Griggs
Third West
J. E. Boose
Local horse show judges saddle and light harness horses
Miss Annie Lawson Deg Moines fourth Lady Fashion Glehn Boud Waterloo and fifth Bugle Boy R G Munday Ralph Hamilton Keota Ia did the judging Saddle and light harness horses will be seen each afternoon and evening in the hippodrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lawson
Deg Moines
Lady Fashion
Glehn Boud
Waterloo
R. G. Munday
Ralph Hamilton
Keota
Hippodrome
Jewish New Year 5686 Begins Worldwide Observance
New Year's rites mark sundown to sundown as Jews around the world begin 5686 with shofar blasts. In New York City more than 1,650,000 Jews joined in prayers across Orthodox and reform congregations. Rabbis note Ford's apology to Jews amid continued opposition in Teutonic nations. Notables who died in 5687 include Houdini Loew Bamberg Luzzati and Bearsted. Rosh Hashana leads to a week of services ending with Yom Kippur.
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New York
New York City
Henry Ford
Maurice H. Harris
Ford
Harry Houdini
Simon Bamberger
Utah
Marcus Loew
Luzzati
Italy
Henry
Lord Bearsted
England
Hog Feeding Experiment Shows Feed Cost Savings
The Town station tested two hog lots of 133 pounds each. One lot fed corn alone gained 100 pounds on 672 pounds of corn costing £12.00. The other lot, 94 percent corn and 6 percent tankage, gained 100 pounds on 447 pounds corn and 29 pounds tankage, totaling $8.94 per 100 pounds of gain after tankage valued at $3.55 per hundred. The result: $3.06 saved per 100 pounds of gain in feed costs.
Government cuts towboat crew sizes on Mississippi
Washington report notes a settlement in Duebuque Iowa over government barge line crews. Licenses were changed to require a minimum crew of 12 men, nine fewer than prior requirements.
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Buque
Mississippi
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MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Welp
L. W. Welp
Est
Crystal Theatre
E. 4Th St
Price
Rath Packing Company
Iowa
St Ansgar
Mitchell
Bristow
Osage
Sreene
Lona
Traer
Frédericksburg
X Sumner
Denver
Pysart
Oelwein
Haxleton
Brandon
Tages
Ing Company
Cattle Congress
the Rath Packing CO
Nashig
Hudson
Tripeli
Gov't
Washington, D. C
Mulberry St
Iowa Warehouse Co
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