Hearst Advises Market Division Upheld By Taxes
In Des Moines hearings, Charles Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau urged creating a state marketing department and a bureau of agricultural research to provide truthful data and fight propaganda. He warned that without action, agriculture could crumble and decline if the legislature neglects support for education and disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dez Moines
Bureau of Research
State Board of Education
Charles Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Towin Blate Collyvoe
Ant
Viearst
Iowa
Hearst
College of Agriculture
Jowa
Tawa
Lawas
Hia
Huresy
Mearal
Henist
Tomorrow Will Be Governor's Day at Dairy Show
A dairy show article highlights Governor's Day events with Springbrook Echo the grand champion stallion, owned by Hazard & Stout, and other top Holstein and Jersey prizes. Awards include silver trophies for best three stallions and mares, and notable champions such as Sir Forbes Ormsby Hengerveld and Standard of Oaklands P. S. A crowded program includes horse pulling and a busy cattle pavilion, with attendance about 2,004 below the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Springbrook Echo
Hazard & Stout
David
Jones
Co. G. Good & Son
Ogden
American Association
H. H. Kitdee
Ames
Sir Forbes Ormsby Hengerveld
Batrid-Garvens-Swarte- Erlback
Atlantic
Jerseysland
Mar
Rineside
Fern
Plymouth
F. J. Banister
Hickman Milly
Urbana
Fairield Farm
Toneka
Kan
Teva
Ogden Mills Opposes Al Smith for New York Governor
Alexander VP Moore reports from abroad that Spain’s King plans a visit to America as Ogden Mills lines up against Al Smith for the New York governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Mills
al Smith
New York
Alexander VP. Moore
Spain
Aimerica
Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse Show Highlights
The Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse Show crowned Genese De Brot as grand champion mare and Jones as reserve junior champion in the mare classes. Queer Supreme won junior championship in yearling for C. G. Goals & Son Ogden. Cavuahec’s Ping Pong repeated as Ayrshire grand champion bull, marking its fourth championship at the event. Judges praised uniform type across breeds and the close, competitive drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme
Genese de Brot
UCBE
Jones
Livermore
Horse Department
Dairy Cattle Congress
Naional
Queer Supreme
C. G. Goals& Son
Ogden
L. V. Wilson
Minneapolis
Fairfield Farm
Iopeka
Kan
Boomerang
Ping Wong
Adam Seite
Sops
Waukesha
Wis
Ping. Pong
Dry Law Enforcement Costing Nation Billions This Year
Fragmented OCR reports dry law enforcement costs, noting Treasury losses over 22 million and confiscations by agents. A Methodist leader cites prohibition costing billions in losses and argues it yields little profits while wartime bills and fines rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose
Deeta Picksett
Methodist Mynale Coms Taltien
Gas Tax Growth Delayed By State Revenue Strain
The article reports rising gas tax tensions in Iowa as public offers expand and tax collection lags. State officials and the SPFA Feded group discuss impending demands and adjustments, with the state treasury commenting on the slow revenue flow since the tax began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Maines
Towa
Jolson
Women urged to track liquor enforcement at convention
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union discussed a plan to station women in U S courthouses to monitor criminal cases, especially prohibition, to ensure proper punishments for bootleggers and runners. Reports highlighted looming wet candidates and pending liquor legislation, with Ella A. Boyle expected to be re elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Angeles
Cal
We CG. T. U
Stella Humann
Department of Ehristian Citizenship
Mra
Stina
Mas
Lonnir Bowe Yost
Legislation
Washington
Howe of Representatives
Congress
Ella A. Boyle
Dairy Cattle Show Program Highlights Events and Exhibits
The program lists dairy events and attractions across Thursday and Friday including Holstein and Jersey breeder banquets, horse shows, hippodrome performances, and a grand parade. Exhibits cover cattle, horses, industrial displays, children’s examinations, and government demonstrations with multiple bands and soloists performing at various halls and pavilions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway Club
Jersey
Black's
Eminy
Jiulstein
Dersey
Tiack Ana White Orchstra
American Legion
Holstein
Pout Lecoure
H. A. Bittenhender
Dow Lesters
Barquet
Ruck
Betrovi Claybane
Calloway Elun
Black “and Witte Orchestra
Southern Jubilee Singers
Hippodrone
Neort
Third District Amerint
Hippaean
Nypodrome
Dinzy Injured in Ankeny Webster Street Auto Crash
Richard W Dinzy, 74, of Quidey street, was severely cut and bruised when his light sedan collided with a heavy coupe driven by Scott J Mardis at Ankeny and Webster streets near noon. Dinzy was taken home by officers Willan Wisen and Harry Johnson. Mardis was uninjured. Dinzy, a Roosevelt school employee and former police officer, suffered extensive vehicle damage. Mardis’ car had minor front damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard.w. Dinzy
Quidey Street
Miehs
Scott J. Mardis
Mobile Street
Ankeny
Webster Streets
Dingy
Oacers Willan Wisen
Harry Johnson
Likere
Mardis
Tmingy
Diva
Roosevelt School
Police Department
Mardis Onctstor
Alibi Offer in Murder Trial of Weerays Gazette
Trial details reveal Masat testimony claiming a sweetheart offered an alibi for Burzette Masat in the Morris Van Note murder case. Eyewitnesses describe the suspect as trying to recall events with many questions answered by I dont remember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masat
Itn
Ballany
Weerays Gazette
Werster
Morris van Note
Pie
de Fesse
Omirdasiay
Tate
Iowan in Texas to Investigate Brother Death Slain
Horace Cansier aged about 30 who had just arrived from Iowa to probe his brother Barney Canster’s death by an officer last May was shot and killed by Huntsville Texas police officer C B Birmingham. Birmingham claimed self defense and was released on bond. Witness L Maple said Canster stated he did not know why he had been shot. Barney Canster had been killed by City Marshal T B Gaines with Gaines awaiting trial on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Horace Cansier
Stupy
Iowa
Barney Cannin
C. B. Birmingham
Birmingham
Justice of Peace
H.J. Camp
L. Maple
Canster
Berney Canster
Horace
T. B. Gaines
Iag
Gaines
Birminghan
Des
Mrs Beyen Appointed State Health Lecturer in Des Moines
Henry Albert, state commissioner of health, announced the appointment of Mrs Isabel Beyen of Cedar Rapids as principal health lecturer in the state department of health. The vacancy had existed for nearly a year. She has long nursing experience and served on the World War front in France Belgium and Roumania. Reyea recently returned from a tour of Australia and New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Henry Albert
Isabel Beyen
Cedar, Rapids
France
Belgium
Roumania
Reyea
Australia
New Zealand
Passages of Waterloo area obituaries and notices
Obituaries and death notices from Waterloo area papers list Marinacy Harris 42 night watchman at Iowa Arator Company dying at 5 30 am from infection. Survived by widow Firdie Harris and children Estella Idole Teta brother Emmet Harris two sisters Mia and Mes. at Indianapolis, services set at First Baptist Church with Rev Williamson. Body at Kearns funeral home. Also notes on James Ross formerly of Waterloo died in Chicago while en route to Cook County hospital. services Friday at Kistner chapel with burial at Fairview. Gene Elliott 8 month old died at home of pneumonia. Edgerton family death of Frank Riberton. infant son of Mr and Mrs W H Nelth died shortly after birth.
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Dallas Holman Harrs
Malias Holman Harris
Iowa Arator Company
New Marion
Ind
Waterloo
Asia
Firdie Bond T Harris
Estella
Idole
Teta
Emmet Harris
Tholten
Tad
James Ross
James 43
Chica
Cook County Hospital
Florin Ransom
Washington Street
Kistner Chapel
Woo Chisholm
Pasyyor
United Presbyterian Church
Fairview
Josie Ross
Sioux Falls
Eugene Elliott
Ngene Eliiott
Glenn Elilott
Raymond
Jesup
Jane
Petersen Bros
State Day Fights Gallagher in Second District Race
Des Moines Sept 30. Prohibitionists marshal to oppose J P Gallagher Williamsburg Democrat for Congress in Iowa Second District against incumbent W D Letts Republican. Gallagher advocates modifying Volstead law to permit light wines and beers and repeal soon. Antisaloon league troops ready to scrutinize his stance. Gallagher, famed as Lowas silver tongue orator, denounces prohibition as futile and seeks repeal or reform while denying support for saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
Tawa
J.P. Gallagher
Williamsburg
Congressiman
W. D. Letts
Gallagher
Constantinir
Antisaloon League
Hus
Taxpayers Rush to Meet Poll Tax Deadlines
Eleventh hour taxpayers thronged the county treasurer and courthouse lobby as delinquent penalties loom after today. Poll tax receipts reached $12,710.50 by noon with about $3,000 still needed to match last year’s total, while overall receipts yesterday and Tuesday showed substantial gains for the tax office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Church
Charles C. MacKay
Tunney Cousin Hero City Police Man Poised for Praise
Hoboken police officer Bill McDonough, cousin of heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, earns congratulations for heroism in helping a woman and a three day old baby escape from a top floor apartment. The scene occurred as McDonough carried both to safety, marking a notable act of courage in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken, N. F
INS
Gene
Tunney
Bill McDonough
Hoboken
Helen Smith
Chicago man plunges to death from hotel window
Police report 43 year old I V Cooke of St Louis plunged from the nineteenth floor of Hotel Morrison in Chicago. He jumped from a window and died on the building roof. Cooke's brother Robert registered with him at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deatuhs
Chicago
I. V. Cooke
St. Louis
Morrison
Nolice
Courtwax
Cooke
Robert
Jhita
Dempsey Secrecy Maintains In New York Suite
In New York at the Hotel Belmont two physicians attended the former heavyweight champion who has not left his room since arriving from Atlantic City. Staff deny involvement, but reports say a doctor was summoned early to attend Dempsey and another later for a constitution check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Anaantic City
Temperatures and Rainfall Report for Midweek
Official Wednesday high temperatures and Wednesday night lows are recorded with Thursday estimates. Morning rainfall totals up to 7 am show a light measure of precipitation.
Journey Through Sinai Lessons and Moses Leadership
Sunday School text outlines topics from Genesis to wilderness living, focusing on Israel at Sinai. It covers the journey from Sinai led by the ark, Moses seeking Hobab’s aid, and God’s guiding presence as the army marches in divisions toward Canaan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai
Land of Moses
Aaron
Gershon
Kohath
Merari
Tabernacles
Got
Moses
Judah
Reuben
Ephraim
Dan
Ark
Hobab
Israel
Canaan
God
Mystic Workers Reelect Officers At Biennial Convention
Mystic Workers reelect officers against opposition at the 16th biennial convention in Madison. Arthur A. Bentley, Robert Toole, AJ F. Sehech, Dr C M Frye, and Charles F Sturtz were reelected. Detroit awarded next convention. Class A Relief Society organized with Will V. Tufford and H B Creasey as leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Mystic Workers, Fraternal Insurance Society
Reid
Arthur A. Bentley
Fulton
Robert Toole
AJ F. Sehech
Ottawa
Jitnes
C. M. Frye
Rock Pats
Charles F Sturtz
Prank Trough
Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit
Dieters Break Fast After Three Days Bread and Water Diet
Washington September 30 Arthur W Werderson and Teward Z Jones of the department of justice of elats returned to a regular fare after three days on a bread and water diet. They said the regimen was monotonous not due to hunger and that the self imposed fast was driven by other motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur W. Werderson
Teward Z. Jones
Department of Justice
Regia
Justice
Dozen Cities Seek Pair Who Broke Jail
Emmetsburg Iowa Sept 30 police report two prisoners John Welch and rank Smith escaped from a jail by sawing through bars while awaiting trial for last June Robbery of George Groves. They left Estherville and were recaptured in part but both remain at large with police across a dozen cities checking tips including a stolen car sighting near Whittemore and a report of shots fired at a suspect vehicle in Mankato Minnesota Welch already sought in Aurornia on breaking and entering and Smith an escapee from Utah state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
John Welch
Rank
Smith
Estherville
George Groves
Whittemore
Hera
Mankato
Minn
Welch
Sibley
Au Rorna
Utah State Penitentiary
Sousa's Band to Play in Vermilion Oct 27 Hippodrome
Harry Askin, manager of Sousa's band in Vermilion South Dakota, states the musical group of five musicians will arrive by special train the morning of October 27 for matinee and night concerts at the hippodrome. After Cedar Rapids and Davenport, they proceed east. John Philip Sousa turns 72 on November 6 and has never missed leading his band. if ill, concerts will be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Askin
Sousa
Hippodrome
Vermilion
S.D
University of South Dakota
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
John Philip Sousanna
Askin
Divorces Granted In District Court September Term
Judge George W. Wood's division reports 12 divorces by default. Margaret Bailheim granted divorce from Mark Bailheim and resumes maiden name Margaret Burris. Clara M. Youngs wins unconditional divorce from Leon ard M. Young. Troulke Clewell petitions against Howard Clewell for cruel treatment. seeks custody of two children, Manel 16 and Luella 13, and alimony of 60 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wood
Margaret Bailheim
Mark Bailheim
Margaret Burris
Clara M. Youngs
Leonard M. Young
Troulke Clewell
Howard Clewell
Waverly
Manel
Luella
September Building Totals Rise in Waterloo Month
The September report by Building Commissioner Charles Wasson shows a total of 209 160 for the month, nearly three times September 1926. Twenty one houses were authorized at 392 600, thirty four heating permits issued, and major projects include Trinity American Lutheran church expansion and UNG Produce Milk Company station. Remodeling at 507 Atice Street and two houses at 226 and 232 Berth Avenue West, totaling 1 000 and 5 000 each, were authorized on the month’s last day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles Wasson
Trinity American Lutheran
UNG Produce Milk Company
L. RB. Wark
Atice Street
Cal J. AmiUer
Berth Avenue West
Police Court Fewer Cases in September 1926 Than 1925
Police court activity shows 112 cases in September 1926, down from 142 in September 1925. Traffic ordinance violations lead with 49 arrests, intoxication 34, public quiet disturbances 18, driving when intoxicated seven, plus four speeding and one careless driving case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. W. Koepke
Waterloo lecture honors dairy progress at Lions luncheon
At the Hoon luncheon James Professor Mor tensen of Iowa State College praised Waterloo's dairy work through the cattle congress. Lions guests included J D Conner and Earl J Cooper, with J W Koch directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
LIONS
Waterloo
Inwa
Middlewest
Cattle Congress
Mortensen
Iowa State College
Ames
Lions Club
Hoon
J. D. Conner
Belgian Draft Horse Association of America
Earl J. Cooper
Chicago
Holstein-Friesian Association
J. W. Koch
Eight Daughters Share In Mary Cronin Estate
In Mary Cronin's will filed in district court the eight daughters split the estate. Bequests include $150 to the pastor of St. Mary's in Waverly and to Rev Ernest McDonald. The balance goes to the eight daughters, with Lida Corrigan receiving $7,000 and others receiving $400 to $2,000. A son was provided for during the testator's lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Catholic Church of
Tax board rules optician records are taxable asset
Washington September 30 records from CENS Opticians stating patient record cards are tangible property and their value may be included in vested capital for federal income tax returns, the board of tax appeals held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Board of Tax Appeals
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Iona Mare
Ogpen Mitaos
Atvexantder “ Moore
Gas Tak Growing
Tay
Legger
W. C. T. U. Convention
Usse
Richard Dinzy
Sweetheart
Burzette
Tetrazzini
Hughd S. Cumming
Texas
Brothers Death
Edgerton
Elverd Teslay
Frank Riberton
Waterton
Arston
Seattle
Wash
Ma TY
Eagerton
Lafayette Street
Frank Word
W. H. Nelth
Highth
PND
Bill" Hull
Dempsey
Fighter
Wwotel
Cy Eh EU Ry Fitzwater
Moody Hible Insiitute of
Union
Golven
Kernel
Wderness
Mystic
Class A Relief Society
Mystie Workers
Will V. Tufford
Clinton
H. B. Creasey
Cline Ton
Mary Cronin Esiate
Buster Brown
Durham-Schmidt Brownbilt Shoe Store
West Fourth St
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