Homecomers Festival Opens As Sun Shines
The Homecoming Parade opens in Waterloo with Miss Hazel Riedell crowned queen of the Homecomings Festival at 7:30 PM in front of the Times-Tribune building. Crowds, floats, and a grand pageant are planned, with a big parade tomorrow and a campfire at the Cattle Congress grounds.
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Westfield
Tne
J. QO
Trumaner
Cedar Falls
Trumbauer
The
Black Tanks
Miss Riedell
WVITL
Waterloo
West Slator Sales Co
FP. IA. Riedell
Cédar Falls
el Kabir Temple
Mystic Shriners
Fomvorray
Washington Istreets
Byron Pinkerton
Cattle Congress Grounds
Cattle Congress
Jones
Lf, Swisher
Cuttle Congress
Margarine Exhibit Links Oleo to Dairy Interest
A booth at the Cattle Congress pure food hall showcases Jelke High Grade Margarine, arguing oleomargarine aligns with dairy industry. A. D. Racci of Chicago promotes the product as kitchen staple, noting cream from a Jelke dairy farm and oleo oil plus neutral from beef fat and leaf lard. Swift Co. also displays. Waterloo Fruit & Commission promotes Lily margarine and invites sampling.
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Jelke
A. D. Racci
Chicago
John F. Jelke
United States
Swift Company
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
Kilted Musicians Impress At Battle Congress Concerts
The HKilties band led by Will F. Newland performed in cool weather at the Battle Congress, presenting classical and popular pieces. Wee Jamie Clark played the uilleann pipes, John Lockhart sang Tippertary, and audience cheers welcomed each performer despite the biting breeze. Nearby connections linked Gordon Sellers of Glasgow to local figures, while South Dakota’s exhibit showcased giant vegetables and illuminated agricultural scenes.
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Jamie
Wailie
Sandie
Hkilties
Canada
Altho
Will F. Newland
Wee Jamie Clark
John Lockhart
Harry Lauder
James Sellers
Glasgow
Scotland
H. H. Young
Westerstreet
Howrey and Herren Boost Minnesota at Cattle Congress
Two Waterloo men, W. H. Howrey and W. E. Herren, represent Minnesota in the Cattle Congress exhibit. Fred D. Sherman, immigration commissioner, arrives with aide W. King to oversee the Waterloo booth. Minnesota notes include vast land sales, a $33,000,000 school fund from farm land, and strong corn prospects in the north.
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Waterloo
W. H. Howrey
W. E. Herren
Minnesota
Gopher
Fred D. Sherman
W. ©. King
United States
Iowa
King
Corn Is Monarch in South Dakota Exhibition
Albert Norby of the state department of immigration heads the exhibit at the Cattle Congress proclaiming corn as king while alfalfa is queen and the dairy cattle industry stands tall in South Dakota. The exhibit previously won blue ribbons and gold medals at the Panama-Pacific exposition and the Iowa state fair this year. Charles McCaffree, commissioner of immigration, was unable to be in.
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Waterloo
Denver
Colo
Lars Bradine
Cedar Falls
Booth
Norby
Bladine
Sioux Rapids
South Dakota
Albert Norby
State Department of Immigration
Cattle Congress
Charles McCaffree
Immigration
Acetylene Lights Attract Farmers In Waterloo Booth
Acetylene lighting methods demonstrated by Oxweld Acetylene company at Waterloo attract farmers seeking property improvements. Roger W. Jackson oversees displays of gas stoves irons and lights with safe automatic friction igniters. Company torches helped burn a hole in the Eastland and saved over 100 lives. lights have been installed in U S government stations and naval ships.
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Oxweld Acetylene Company
Chicago
Roger W. Jackson
Waterloo
United States
Canadian Exhibit at Dairy Congress gains attention at booth
The Canadian government displays butter and cheese with Canadian grains and vegetables at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Frank H. Hewitt, the government agent based in Des Moines, heads the booth as Toronto band director Nolan visits. Hewitt reports a strong grain crop and overall prosperity with no compulsory military service or war taxes on lands.
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Coliseum
Frank H. Hewitt
Es Moines
Canada
Hewith
All Tanger Satisfied at Local Food Expo Booths
Half famished visitors to the exhibit hall at the Cattle Congress enjoyed waffles from Aunt Jemima Pancake Co and canned fruits by Fowler Co. Pancakes were handed out by Smith Lichty Hillman, bread by Altstadt Langlas of Clear Quill flour, gelatin desserts from Tryphosa, and coffee by Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co.
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Cattle Congress
Aunt Jemima Pancake Company
Fowler Company
Smith, Lichty, Hillman Company
Altstadt & Langlas
Tryphosa
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Mirthful Milquette Book Offer Ends Soon
Notice urges readers to obtain Watly Kolt's Etiquette Encyclopedia of Milquette before distribution closes. Quick action advised to clip daily certificates printed in the paper and secure multiple copies for family and friends. The book promises guidance on proper conduct for all ages, noting social tolerance hinges on good manners.
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Watly Kolt
Milquette
William Galloway Pays Admission at Ayrshire Show
William Galloway, owner of Ayrshire cattle, paid admission to enter the grounds after forgetting exhibitor credentials. He asserted his identity, but the gatekeeper insisted on a ticket or payment, and Galloway paid to gain entry, aiding the show’s finances.
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Ayrshire
William Galloway
Ayrshire Clags
Galloway
Mr. Galloway
Wiliam Galloway
Pantalettes Arrive in New York as Fashion Fad Draws Crowd
New York shoppers flood a downtown department store to watch six willowy models parade in bifurcated garments that reach to the shoe tops with fur edging. Colors include crimson blue yellow and green as public curiosity runs high.
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New York
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised in Unionville testimonial
A Unionville Missouri woman describes severe female trouble with weakness, cramps, and nervous spells then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. She endorses the medicine and invites other women to seek help, noting confidential letters answered by a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Unionville
Marthaa Skavey
Missouri
Jaydin B. Pinkham
India
Ee Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Fragmented Clothing Description Recalls Six Viewpoints
Six observers describe a category of clothing with varied reactions. A heavyset woman calls it divine while a slim man shows a bleak look as others label it practical and charming. One reader invites Jenny to join, and another comments on a demure young figure.
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Jenny
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