Classified Ad Advertisements From Page Twenty One
Numerous small ads list for sale and exchange items including musical instruments cattle stock farm goods and household items. Notable entries show purebred Duroc Jersey boars two Guernsey cattle a Guernsey bull and a Jersey cow plus Persian cats kittens and collies. Also entries for fruit vegetables nursery stock grapes potatoes cabbage and other farm produce with contact details and prices.
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Riviera
Chestre
Chalara
George J! Miler
Guernsey
Dreshelt
Freien
Hatstein
A. Weallace
Hilside
Thane
Berth
Beautifnl
Williston
Gaale
Pedigeees Collies
Fox
G. Hoffman
Marin Street
M. Vrust
Orchard
Mitchell Ave
Dante
Clk Miller
A. Parker
Castle Jill
Tambae Drive
Concord
Sua Porte Road
Meyer's Nursery, Company
Darwin
Perdezen
Rainbow Greenhouse
Kentucky Bars Aged Platers From Tracks
Louisville September 29. The worn out old racer will leave Kentucky tracks January 1 under a ruling by the state racing commission awaiting final adoption. After that date no selling platers over seven years old may race on Kentucky tracks. Horsemen expect other commissions to follow. The measure aims to gut new blood by removing older horses despite rising numbers of young runners.
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Louisville
Kentucky
State Racing Commission
United States
Professor Learns Golf at 75 in Fremont Nebraska
Fremont Nebraska September reports Professor Pope Holmes Dysinger of Midland College taking up golf at age 75. A philosophy professor, he views the sport as a lasting interest and recalls its delayed appreciation since his Gettysburg College graduation fifty years prior.
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Fremont
Neb
Pope Holmes Dysinger
Midland College
Intel
Dysinger
United Lutheran Church
Conference of Faith and Order
Lausanna
Switzerland
Gettysburg College
Det‘ysburg
Phi Beta Kappa
Brucher to resign as Becker-Champion Post adjutant
E J Brucher, adjutant of Becker-Champion post No 134 American Legion, will resign at Thursday night meeting in Memorial hall, effective Oct 20. He cites limited time for work, with no immediate plans though he considers offers. Under his two year tenure the post nearly doubled membership from 4406 to 855, promoted free skating and hockey attracting a Waterloo team and a rink, boosted hockey at Hippodrome, and ran a community skating project praised statewide. The post runs an employment bureau aiding veterans and loans to many men.
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E J. Brucher
Iast
Becker-Champan
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Brucher
Altho
Becker-Chapman Post
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
The
Legion
Post
Service Clubs Honor Visitors at Cattle Congress
The Rotary club hosts exhibitors and cattle breeders at a noon luncheon Monday in Hotel Russell-Lamson with several short talks led by Estel, dairy show manager. Kiwanians plan a similar event Tuesday at noon in the same hotel. Lions Club, Canopys Club actions follow next week with luncheons in Black's tearoom and guest speakers, led by W F Higgins.
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Rotary Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Russell-Lamson
S. ‘Estel
Dairy’ Gattle Congress
Lions Club
Black
Canopys Club
W. F. Higgins
Waterloo council to make Russell-Lamson hotel HQ
Waterloo council accepts an invitation from Russell-Lamson to use the hotel as its permanent headquarters. The U C T of A notes the hotel will host regular luncheons and fall meetings. The program includes meetings, initiations, dances, bridge, and entertainment through the fall and winter.
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Waterloo Council
Russell-Lamson
Water works construction to begin next week in Janesville
Janesville officials announce the waterworks project will start next week with materials already arriving. A rally day service is planned at the M S church, and a cemetery association meeting is set for Oct 2 at Mrs Martha Shaffer's home. Women’s Relief corps members attend a New Hadford district convention today. An alleged liquor purchase under cover with marked money led to arrests Lulu Conk 25 and Hanson. liquor seized and a gallon of alcohol found. Hanson’s prior burglary and jailbreak involvement noted. parole likely revoked if liquor charges proven.
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Courier
Janesville
Lie Cemetery Association
Martha Shaffer
Women's Relief Corps
New Hadford
Lulu’ Conk
Hanson
Reformatory
Entz
May Revoke Parole for Charles Hanson in Bootlegging Case
Charles Hanson, 30, could be sent back to Anamosa State Reformatory after parole, following a burglary sentence. He was arrested last night on a bootlegging charge by Detective Hugh Crirane and Ralph Davis.
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Charles Hanson
Eomnty
Anamosa Reformatory
Hanson
Hugh Criarine
Ralph Davis
Mrs Hoppenworth Dies at Waverly in Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Gus Hoppenworth died Friday afternoon at Mercy hospital after surgical treatment. She is survived by her husband, a daughter Mrs. Ed Lider near here, a grandchild, and three sisters.
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Courier Special Service
Waverly
Gus Hoppenworth
Mercy Hospital
Ed. Lider
Here
Leonard Walters to Occupy New Park Avenue Garage
Leonard Walters announces relocation of his shop from 328 Park Avenue West to 319 Park Avenue West and renaming to Walters Motor Company. The new 50 by 70 foot hollow tile building will feature up-to-date equipment, added storage, and alley-side access with possible future car sales. The Hummel corner property at Park Avenue and Jefferson Streets was acquired by Harry Hummel. A Russian expedition plans to fly to Kamchatka to inspect wastes of northern Siberia. Tuberculosis death rates have dropped nearly 60 percent.
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Walters
Park ‘Avenue
Park Avenue
Leonard Walters
The
Walters Motor Company
Bulding
Hummel
Jefferson ‘Streets
Harry Hummel
Three-Minute City Council Approves Sewer Bonds
In a special 10 AM session lasting three minutes, the city council approved a budget supplement and issued 18,997.34 in sewer bonds, and adopted a tax levy to cover principal and interest for sewer district No. 2. Bonds proceeds fund sewer repairs by Sieg Construction Company.
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Sieg Construction Company
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Emerson
John Deere
U. S
Waterloo Dredging Co
West End
Mullan Ave
Tucker. Butter Co
Pravle St
Toreenburg
Mulberry § St
America
Pint. Trank C. Marinan
Knights of Columbus
BE. YI. Brucher
G. 1
Council
H. C
Russell Lamson
Bud Manning
E. N. Humistér
Iowa
U. C
Ty's
Wateriog Council
San Francisco
Cleveland
Norfolk
Water Works
Kmamlchatka
Siberia
Congress
State Loan Co
Hivleran Theatre
Wan and Co
TOWA
Associated Manufacturers Co
Waterloo, Iowa
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