Decoration Day services honor fallen sailors in Cedar Rapids
Large crowd gathered at the auditorium for the annual Decoration Day service with speakers Rev. A Kerney Rev B W Clements and John D Moore World War veteran from Waterloo delivering remarks. A pageant by the West View Cemetery volunteers featured young ladies from local clubs, with tableaus and a scene at a French cemetery closing the program. Locals placed flowers at graves across the city as rain eased and crowds moved to ceremonies and surrounding neighborhoods for the day.
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achadl auditorum
help. Post
I sgencal Association
B. WB. Clements
SMethodist church
T. E. Sherpastor
Presbyterians
E. E. Clements
Oren Walker
marshel
John D Moore
Waterloo
les Kocher
auditorium was
union
aouthern
Gertrude becker
Columbia
Charles
Winogene Anderson
Margaret Mahood
bel Bitterdey
gece Anderson
Pauline Ashley
Jed Hartz
Josephine Milles
Gerle Btrodecker
Lucy Elwell
Mabelm
W. A. Frankl
West View
U. S
BROLGUT HELE
Frank Lynn
Green Day
T. T. Turner
West View cemetery
Geoslsgon
torlod
Lyon
thly
Migsouri
Frank Lynn May
Geu
Sisvan
I. W. Sisman
Wateroo
Ray
Sisvon
St. Louis
B. Wilhelm
Minneapolis
Lynn
Wallace Slyson
June Ylsson
Arch W McFarlane Seeks Third District Congress Seat
Arch W. McFarlane of Waterloo campaigned in La Porte City and Big Creek township predicting a large lead once ballots are counted. He urged voters to back him as the best qualified to succeed Hon. Burton & Sweet in the district.
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ARCH W. McFARLANES
Arch W. McFarlane
Waterloo
congress
lowe
McFarlane
La Porte City
Big Creek township
Hon
Burton
Sweet
Black Hawk County
Arch W
SANTEE VOTES SHAPED BY LOCAL SUPPORT
Cedar Falls candidate C B Santee for State Senator from Black Hawk Grundy district has strong backing in Black Hawk County. Voters head to polls next Monday amid praise of his record and pledge to do the right thing at the right time. Also notes hospital update for Fred Walthers and social visits, plus a local fashion staff change. Hline's Fruit Sale features pineapples for canning at Kline's Department Store.
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Kilne’s
H. J. Blanchame & Co
H. RB. Halbfass
Iowa Falla Electric Co
Cedar Rapids
AN. Kalb
Qwatenna
Minn
Crowell
Kline's Department Store
G. D. Ruby
Chestnut Street
American Legion Auxiliary
G W. Bell
Chicago
Bells gutter
Luella Paige
Dallas Husman
Wolfe Tire Co
Canal
Benton Harbor
Mich
Jennie
Bird
county recorder
A. K. Longaker
George Rober
Waterloo
Taliac
H. J Bionchaine & Co
Kline
Kilne’s Department Store
Kenneth Gobil
Keith Kline
Cerlelon Anton
State University at
Iowa City
Joe Wilson
Highland club
Arthur Kober
L. A. Ritter
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Mies Leda
G. H. Waechter
Pella
John McQuilkin
Waechter
Alice Bigler
Wadena
La Porte City
George Banger
Misa Higler
Iowa
Grant
dutiea
Verne Hunt
Rochester
Mlon
Sandsy
Bro. L. A Ritter
Hunt
Lal
iPone
Mayo Bros. hospital
C. B. Santee
Black Hawk-Grundy
amoni
Hig Creek
golera
Moniday
Santee
Black Hawk County
Lohia
bimae
Moe
Taniac
H. J. Blanchaine & Co
Fred Walthers
Titelsat
Fran.Gravenkorat
Misa Ida
Mra Otto Wand
schnalder
Kanada
Nebraska
Idata
Farmers Savings Bank
George Nichols
Clarence Hager
John Gonnerman
Nichola
HLINE
canalog
Esher Seeks Re election As County Auditor Votes Loom
F W Esher county auditor arrives with primary ballots. He seeks re election after a term marked by drainage projects and a new annual financial report. Esher, tied to Waterloo and La Porte City, is praised for efficiency and office modernization.
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Esher
Afr
court house
Waterloo
La Porte City
Iowa
Vote IX Walker Building for Primary Day
Local notice explains polling at the Walter building on Main Street for La Porte City voters next Monday with two election boards, 9 am to 5 pm, and 1 pm start for counting. Lists polling and counting judges and clerks, discusses updated procedures and early results.
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La Porte City
Walter
Main Street
C. B. Gingrich
Jos. Husman
J. F. Gill
Roy E. Ashley
W. R WILkinson
C A. Drust
D. J. Hummell
Ed Mullan
Geo, Banger
Glen Teter
Busy La Porte City trade and Decoration Day notes
Local listings show sales from Kilne's Department Store and Tripp's milk at five cents a quart. Residents like Mrs W P Mayes and Ellen's Department Store advertise goods, while Decoration Day visits and Memorial Day events mingle with farm work notices and residential updates across La Porte City and nearby towns.
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Candy Kitchen
J. F. Gay
W. P. Mayes
Vinton
Tripp
Kline's Department Store
La Ports City
Kilne’s Department Store
Kilne's Department Store
Mm C. A. Hart
Aredale
Weasley
Durham
La Porte City
Gables
Ellen's Department Store
Mra Lee
Scofield Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Firestone
Oldfield
Ora Van Brocklin
Crowell
George
Bert Ponsford
Ponsford Bros. garage
Indioenapolis
Ind
Mian Estella Eberhart
Dee Mothew
Mra
P. Herering
Benton voters urged to support Henry Laseen for re election
The Benton County voters in the superfloor district should endorse Henry Laseen in the upcoming primary. Laseen is described as prudent and dedicated, promising to serve the county with honesty and full effort if re elected. He is urged to be nominated by a large majority and is portrayed as a candidate who represents the people openly.
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Benton
Henry Laseen
Laseen
Aimee
Lassan
Twenty-One Diploma Recipients Celebrate Class of 1922
The public school held a large graduation in the auditorium last Thursday night for the class of 1922. Rev E Clements delivered the address, St Pauls Methodist pastor A M Jaye spoke on education and home, and B F Kocher praised the graduates. Ogden Fosse led the class yell after diplomas were presented by officials. Friday morning the high school announced honors and reported top averages and credits.
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E . Clements
sethodist church
A. M. Jaye
St. Paul's Methodiat church of
Cedar Kupus
Clements
hil dioccurae
F. Kocher
Board of Education
Ogden Fosse
G. D. Ruby
Ogden Foywe
Todns
Waldo Towne
Grant Obland
New Superintendent Here as Board Chooses Teachers
The board of education works on selecting teachers for the new term. F J Moore is expected to arrive to assist. Several teachers have accepted but yet to sign contracts, seeking higher salaries. Olive Johnston fills the first grade vacancy. Winogena Anderson cannot leave her post this year due to family illness. Lad a Ritter becomes second grade teacher and Josephine Millar is re-elected to fourth grade. Ruth Countryman becomes the new high school principal, a LeMars graduate from Lincoln home.
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Board of Education
birlog a Misa Olive Johnston
Havana
Winogena Anderaono
thia
Lada Ritter
Jophine Millar
Ruth 4 Countryman
Il Sincla
LeMars
Not Playing That Kind Of Politics In Weverly
A Weverly Independent Republican item claims a candidate Sweet introduced post office building bills to aid his imperial campaign. The notice finds no such bills since Kenyon’s resignation and before his Senate run. It accuses some candidates of devious methods and highlights past timing.
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Weverly Independent Republican
Sweet
Congress
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faleo
Sweethag
Kenyon
United States
For Sale Fifteen Real Brood Sowa To Tow September
Mrs G EB Stebkine chaired a Laguies Literary Circle meeting that closed the year. Officers for the coming year were announced: President Milas Wlonogene Anderson, Vice President Bire A Campeon, Recording Secretary Mins Mabel McGill, Corresponding Secretary Mr NM L Cumming, Treasurer Mrs R E Kerney, Librarian Mire R B Fields.
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range
T. E. Sherman
J R McCoy
EK. Triem
Southwest
A. M. Thompson
Africa
way
Mre
E. Triem
art Utley
Uncia Billy" Thompson
Thompson
Afrcea
slater
iquartette
Mmes. St. T. Polge
G.E. Stebbing
Pauline
Ashley
Margaret Mahood
Biko Winogene Anderson
T. E
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G. EB. Stebkine
Laguies
Milas Wlonogene Anderson
Bire
A. M. Campeon
Mins Mabel McGill
NM. L. Cumming
R. E. Kerney
Mire
R. B. Fields
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