Prevention of horse disease outlined by Iowa experts
Cedar Falls Iowa September 28 special. Charles H. Stange dean of veterinary medicine at Iowa State College summarizes outbreak of cerebral spinal meningitis in horses across Iowa. He notes no reliable cure yet and details preventive resolutions: barn pasturing, old grain feeding, flax seed meal supplement, clean water, lime wash for tanks, cautious use of medicines, and burning or burying carcasses. He warns against skinning diseased animals to avoid spread.
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Cedar Falls
Charles H. Stange
Veterinary Medicine
Iowa State College
Ames
F. B. Miller
Cedar Falls National Bank
Iowa
Lincoln
EH. J. Davison
Bureau of Animal Industry
J. H. Hale
A. Bostrom
Neb
H. Stange
J. J. Gibson
Des Moines
Teachers’ State College
England
Black Hawk County
Loughridge
Elven
Personal notes at Gedar Falls social round up
Notes from Cedar Falls Iowa dated Sept 28 cover theatre nearing completion for J L Mc Clinton, visits by relatives, a social club outing to see Graystark, job changes at International Harvester, faculty dinners, a Shakespeare study group, and a church reception for Teachers College students. Progressives to organize a Cedar Falls club as politics heat up between factions Pickett and Leacht, with a lively meeting expected.
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Cedar Falls
Council Hall
Pickett
Leacht
Shells from Cedar Falls to Winslow in custody chase
Deputy Sheriff Harley O Blenin returned from Winslow after serving a writ of attachment on David Savage. He found clam shells along the Cedar River banks but Savage eluded capture, with a boxcar load ready for shipment. A separate planter talks of a Minnesota muskrat farm project on 640 acres, while Chamberlains Colic remedy is praised for its cures.
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Harley O’blenin
Waterloo
Winslow
David Savage
Aina Tona
Clam Thelia
Hummal Company
Cedar Falls
Aolva
Savage
O'Bleins
Minnesota
William Eston
Thomas Lynch
Sac City
H. J. Maxfield
Immigration
H. A. Rider
State Game and Fish Commission
Lowangs
Rider
Marxfield
Airship Through Fence Causes Fright at Farm Visit
Osceola Iowa Sept 28 Aviator Harold Kantner landed as plane tore a wire fence frightening C Stemmand s team Mr and Mrs G W Common fled in a wagon during a visit with relatives They attack Mareuerite 14 and Julian 3 children of C A White in Prairie Minn and will mask until Thanksgiving in Minneapolis injuries reported but none serious
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Osceola
Harold Kantner
C. Stemmand
G. W. Common
White
Rela
Mareuerite
Minneapolis
A. White
Ris
Palmer to Speak on Bible Lessons in Waterlooo
Rev Frank N Palmer D D of Winona Lake Ind will give Bible lectures in the Emanuel Evangelical church parlor Waterloo Oct 6 to 18 under Y M and Y W C A auspices Two afternoon classes and one evening class will be held Palmer directed the Winona Bible school for four years and taught in Winona schools for eight years He has traveled extensively in Palestine and is considered highly capable in this work.
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Winona Bible School
Winona Schools
Palestine
Deyoe Outlines Normal Training for Iowa High Schools
Des Moines report notes A M Deyoe, superintendent of public instruction, has issued a 148 page book on the normal training course for four year accredited high schools in Iowa. Fred J L Mahannah explains the proposal and the law. The volume emphasizes pedagogy psychology agriculture and home economics with articles by Wilbur H Bender and Neal S Knowles. It includes illustrations of school rooms and projects at Osage Waukon Rock Valley and Waverly.
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Des Moines
A. M. Deyoe
Department of Public Instruction
Fred JL. Mahannah
Wilbur H. Bender
Neal 8. Knowles
Iowa
Osage
Waukon
Rock Valley
Waverly
Iowa Progressives Short of Funds in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the Iowa progressive party facing a depleted treasury and weak donor interest. The state committee adopts the national certificate plan, with B. W. Waterbury of Des Moines and Wiley Rankin of Mason City directing operations from Fleming Building room 1106.
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Des Moines
Iowa
National Progressive Committee
Chicago
B. W. Waterbury
Roosevelt
Wiley
Rankin
Mason City
Tha
State Progressive Committee
Waterbury
Fleming Building
General Strike Looms Among City Painters
Trouble between master and journeymen painters remains unresolved as union talks continue. A walkout occurred earlier this week over foremen lacking clearance cards, and if no settlement is reached today, the union plans to vote tomorrow at Labor Temple on a full city-wide painter strike.
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Labor Temple
Sunday laws and liberty clash in public letter
The writer attacks Sunday blue laws, arguing they violate civil and religious liberty. He cites police enforcement of selling papers or bread, condemns ministers and state partnership, and calls for repeal of Sunday restrictions as unconstitutional and anti free. CHAS. F. FARRAN signs the letter.
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Java
Police Club
New England
Yowa
Chas. F. Farran
Waterloo pattern plant praised during inspection tour
Water company at Freeport NL plans to pattern improvements after Waterloo system shown to President Snyder and Orth Smith during their visit. Mason City Mayor Norris praised efficient water plant management while officials discussed routine business and displayed interior photos. Foley Kidney Pills ad appears at end.
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Freeport
Waterloo
Snyder
Board of Trustees
Orth Smith
J. P. Berry
Sycamore
Third Streets
Smith
Norris
Mason City
Board of Water Trustees
Hardware firm to occupy new quarters on Jefferson Street
About Oct 1 H B Bachtel will move his hardware stock to 618 Jefferson street. Special inducements will help buyers save as the store expands with a fine line of new hardware. Jefferson street is rapidly becoming a key business street in West Waterloo.
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C. B. Miller
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Fremont Street
Dr. C. B. and
Grant Miller
Hardware Firm
Jefferson Street
H. B. Bachtel
Bachtell
West Waterloo
Cable Across Cedar River to Improve River Safety
City electrician Carl E. Pritchard oversees stretching a cable across the Cedar River. Two poles on each bank with a tower cable will support chains four feet apart to help boaters regain control before the dam. A prior crossing failed with ice. a new one now planned. Grace Church organ concert opens Tuesday October 1 featuring Mr Runkel and a cantata. Mrs John T. Swift visits sister Mrs George Kipp of Monroe.
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City
Carl E. Pritchard
Cedar River
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Black Hawk
Albert Loughridge
C. J. H. Murphy
Lawrence
Murphy
Rock Island Depot
Kansas Point
WM. Rothermel
Oelwein
Wm. P. Rothermel
Rothermel
Gedar Falls
Little Theatre
Minos
Ceder Falla
Dayton
J. L. McClinton
C. B
R. A. Santee
Mise Greene
Toledo
Earl Brown
Helena
Mont
Washington, D. C
the Darners
Graystark
Grant Peterson
Palo
Kan
Clarion
Mr. Paterson
Standard Gate Company
Brockney
Cedar Rapids
Robert Williams
George Dawson
Austin, Minn
Edward Mears
Mose Lavy
Amelia Hecklinger
International Harvester Company
Edith Hesse
The
Evangelical Church
Teachers’ College
Rale
Palmer
Deyoe
Progressives
Kantner
Majestic
Billy Weston & Co
Attorneys At Music
Ramber Motor Garage
A. A. Williams
Pattern Plant
UKE
H. W. Tagwart
Iver
Grace Church
New Church
Runkel
Bartlett
Bossi
Shepard
Mr. Ogle
Mr. Paar
Mrs. Wilbur
John T. Swift
George Kipp
Monroe
Waterloo Paint and Glass Co
H. D. Bachtell
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