Education Never Ends at Cedar Falls Graduation
President Homer Searley of the State Teachers College Cedar Falls addressed graduates stressing initiative integrity and lifelong education as essential for success. He urged continuous learning, warned against complacency, and highlighted the role of reliable public and private conduct in civilization.
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Homer
Searley
Laws State Teachers' College
Cedar Falla
Waterloo
Wenlog
Washington
Seine
Nic
Toby
Numerous City Visitors Reported Over Weekend
The city welcomed many visitors and residents travelers from Eldora Waterloo Cedar Falls Packerabuny Cleves and Hampton. Individuals named include George Ward Miss Jeune Phelan Karl Siupaay W M Hathaway Victor Kachelhaffer Pred Fischer Walter Austin C E Welch Miss Jennie Seitsema Dick Geersema Milly Mary Marvehall Mrs W F Diebner Mr Peters W T C Rule and Stace Normal School attendee Mary Maradi. A note highlights club rates with the World newspaper and other papers and advertises a matinee in Bayard Veller's Within the Law in four acts at the Metropolitan.
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George Ward
Kidora
Miss Jeune Phelan
Karl Siupaay
Shugar
Wife
Tows Falla
Sy M. E. Hathaway
Bim
Waterloo
Victor Kachelhaffer
Bualnens
Watertoo
Pred Fischer
Thy
William Robey
Eldora
Bailey
Steamboat Rock
H. Pamamare
Mias Simon
Cedar Falla
Mary Maradisi
Milly Mary Marvehall
Stace Normal School
Cedar Falls
W. F. Diebner
Aldora
Ackley
Die Feters
Weallsbury
W.T. C. Rule
Hampton
Dr. I. A
Coming City Election Provokes Public Interest and Debate
The town anticipates a March election amid public calls for more publicity on candidates and issues. Voters seek clear standpoints on water works, franchise grants, and public ownership versus private services. School election results report fifty four votes. Geo Althouse wins three-year director term, J B Bleeker 51, Mapes 49 for one-year post, Rath 49 as district treasurer.
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Geo. . Althouse
J. B. Bleeker
Mapes
Tressurer
Sherm
Althouge
Blacker
Mapen bin
Theo. Roosevelt
Mr. Rath
John Rath
Colorado farming prospects from a Iowa settler near Denver
A former Iowan rancher near Denver writes the Albia Republican detailing crop yield outlooks. He claims sixty acres yield three crops yearly, with 1 to 1.5 tons per acre per cut. Wheat oats and barley perform well. corn yields 25 to 40 bushels per acre. Dairy farming is a growing, profitable industry. Land prices cited: raw land 915 to 826, improved 825 to ei).
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Denver
Colo
Albla Republican
Morning Three confess to holdup at Davenport
Briefs report that three men confess to a holdup in Davenport. Other items note soldiers destroying a camp of Colorado striking miners, Ceara under martial law, a St Louis club house fire with thirty dead and ten recovered, and various political and labor developments across the United States. Gosttel & Son, Minnesota fruit and rural notes follow.
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Colorado
Ceara
St. Louis
Des Moines
Johnny Bull
Michigan
Connolly Meets President in Iowa Political Talks
Washington reports say Congress member Maurice Connolly met President Wilson to discuss Iowa politics and his potential re election. Cedar Falls notes pastor C. H. Holmgren, formerly of Algona, as a Republican candidate, with three rivals from Black Hawk County, which could split the vote.
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Washington
Maurice Connolly
Wilson
Iowa
Connolly
Cedar Falls
C. H. Holmaen
Congregational
Algona
Black Hawk
Eastern Star Inspector to Visit City for Banquet and Lodge Work
Mrs Oliva Rouse state inspector of the Eastern Star will be in the city this evening to inspect the local Masonia Organization. The event includes a banquet and social functions for members. Tomorrow evening Town Falls hosts a Masonic School of Instruction with invitees from the surrounding area and a postwork banquet. Fountain Judge is expected to attend.
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Mra
Oliva Rouse
Waterloo
The
Eastern Star
Masonia Organization
Masona
Town Falls
Fountain
Fraternities Confer Third Degree At Mona Evening
Fraternities with Fountaio lodge conferred the third degree on a candidate at Mona evening's session and performed additional lodge work. Twenty-five members attended and shared a supper afterward, in a special room arranged by Fountalo lodge. Future plans include more work in the third degree.
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Fountaio Lodge
Mona
Community News Notes From Early Iowa Towns
Free text books defeated ay Otsuwina school election. Mrs E A Gingenfelter elected to join Des Moines school board. Sherman post office in Hardin county discontinued, mail to Hubbard. The fee has gone out of the Mivaluge river at Dubuque. In 1912 the channel remained frozen until April 4. Lieb sohn Bros opened in Dike with about $1000 in business. An orchestra played all day, plus a furniture department in the Stack building. The John Ruggeative, valued at about $150000, will be divided between two sons of John Snigg, who died ten days ago at Waterloo. He owned 644 acres in Grant township Grundy county. Grundy Center public schools reopened after swallpox outbreak. Buildings were warped, sprayed with fumizacud per abate ta procedures.
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Ay Otsuwina
E. A. Gingenfelter
Des Moines
Sherman
Hardin County
Thal
Hubbard
Dubuque
Dike
Liebsohn Bros
John Ruggeative
John Snigg
Waterloo
Grant Township
Grundy County
Grundy Center
Tremendously Big Record in March Real Estate Transfers
The Grundy County recorder shows forty transfers in March led by a 27 000 parcel. nine nominal 61 entries and several farm land deals suggest total transfers near 5 million dollars in Handin county. Mortgages filed total 33 with largest at 18 180 and others 17 000 14 500 14 000, all on farm land amid 6 to 8 percent interest. Chattel mortgages number 19 span cattle machinery horses grain and even household goods including an automobile. Banks at Grundy Center report near a million in business plus sizable activity at Reinbeck and Wellsburg.
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Dand
Handin County
Orundy
Grundy County
Grundy Center
Reinbeck
Weilsburg
McCall Enters Eleventh District Judgeship Race
Edward M. McCall, a Nevada attorney with seventeen years practice, announces his candidacy for judge of the eleventh district. C. E. Albrook withdraws due to illness, leaving Wright of Fort Dodge Fry of Boone and J. W. McGrath of Hagle Grove as other contenders. C. G. Lee of Amos will not seek a second term.
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Edward McCall
tHald By
R. M. Wright
Fort Dodge
E. Fry
Boone
J. W. McGrath
Hagle Grove
C. G. Lee
Amos
Quarantine Affects W F Jacobs Home Over Scarlet Fever
Scarlet fever fears prompt quarantine at W F Jacobs residence. The sick child is described as not seriously ill, while a wider outbreak of pink eye is reported among many school children.
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W. F. Jacobs
Wick
Pink-eye
Arends Sues for 1040 Over Auto Collision Injuries
George Arends, a south town farmer, sues Henry Heetland and his son Herman for 1040 claiming injuries after an automobile passed their buggy on a road. Heetland offered settlement, but talks failed. suit docketed for Eldora court term starting March 23. The item notes deputy Williams served notices in Eldora.
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Williams
Eldora
Henry Heetland
Herman
George Arends
Aranda
BE. H. Lundy
Sult Agnin
Mr. Arends
Ira
Arends
Heetland
Cass
Notice of Appeal Over Damages Awarded in Grundy Bank Case
W R Jamieson a Waterloo banker seeks a re hearing in Grundy county court after the Farmora Savings Bank of Morrison won a 40 000 verdict at trial. The case hinged on a letter of credit written by Jamieson when president of the Citizen Savings Bank of Waterloo and secretary of the Waterloo Loan and Trust Company to B A Boggs of Central Granite Company. Morrison bank contends Boggs and the granite company loaned 62 000 to cashier R K Reimers using Jamieson’s letter to support credit. Also notices demand settlement of all book accounts by March 16 and mentions St Patrick s Day church services and candidate Lovejoy for seventh judicial district judge.
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W.r.jamieson
Waterloo
Grundy
Farmora Savings, Bank of Morrison
Asge
Jamieson
Citizen Savings Bank of Waterloo
Waterloo Loan and Truat Company
B. A. Boggs
Central Laws Granite Company
Morrison Bank
Yameison
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