Scott to stay in Antarctic another year for scientific work
News from Wellington reports Captain Robert F. Scott will remain in the Antarctic for another winter to complete scientific exploration. The Terra Nova carried Scott’s message and earlier notes indicate he was 150 miles from the South Pole on January 3 and advancing. The 1910 expedition began November 29 from Christchurch with 58 officers and men, dogs, and three motor sledges, prioritizing geology, meteorology, gravity, and ice studies alongside the pole quest.
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Antarctics
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Lieut
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Bay of Whales
Presbyterian Annual Meetings in Three Waterloo Churches
Several Waterloo congregations held annual meetings with elders re-elected and officers chosen. First Presbyterian elected four elders for three years. John Berry named as treasurer and W. W. Miller as secretary. Westenberg to lecture on "The Master Man" later in the week. Westminster reported $8,000 raised for benevolences and current expenses. debt reduction noted. United Presbyterian noted growth, an increased budget, and M. E. Hutson re-elected for three years.
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Westminster Presbyterian
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Northminster
East Park
First Presbyterian
Robert C. Westenberg
First Presbyterian Church
Marshalltown
H. H. Hurst
H. M. Doughtry
A. W. Peterson
J. W. Forbes
Ww. Miller
Board of Trustees
H. A Boggen
J. K. McQuilkin
W. W. Miller
C. K. Bentz
J. W Rath
John Berry
W. B. Addy
Westenberg
Tis
Sunday School Association
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. A. Bown
A. O. Tabor
A. N. Moritz
W. W. Marsh
M. J. Perrin
Fred
Pettit
H.J. Hadish
A. 0
Tabor
F. W.W. Jenks
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
W. W. Templeton
James Gardiner
M. E. Hutson
Police Court March Arrests and Fines Report
March police court records show 75 arrests over 31 days, with 26 prisoners after March 26. Total fines and bonds remitted by the police judge amounted to 94.40 dollars. Drunks led arrests. charge breakdown includes drunk and disorderly, disturbing public quiet, taking property, jumping trains, vagrancy, begging, insulting girls, and disorderly conduct with varied counts.
Mason Novelty Co Incorporates at Waterloo
The Mason Novelty Co files articles of incorporation with Waterloo as the principal place of business. Authorized capital stock is 25000 dollars. The company will manufacture, buy and sell novelties of all kinds. L. Mason serves as president and B Mason as secretary and treasurer.
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Mason Novelty Co
Waterloo
L. Mason
B. Mason
Cedar Falls paving enjoined amid union strike
A writ of injunction halts Cedar Falls paving contracts awarded to William Horrabin after claims bids violated specifications. Judge Platt set bond at 2000 dollars as city funds are barred from paying for the 70 280 square yards of work. Union carpenters walkout follows a dispute over wage scales, with master builders sticking to the proposed rates of 52 1 2 and 55 cents per hour for two years. No sympathy strikes expected from other unions.
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Cedar Falls
Sheriff Shores
William Horrabin
W. A. Bryant
J. EB. Williams
Mullan
Mr. Horrabin
Carpenters
Buildings and Trades Council
Building Work Tied Up by Strike
Des Moines April 2 striking carpenters and a few workers halted work yesterday in response to a union order to lay down tools until the wage scale dispute with master builders is settled. Several hundred of the 900 union carpenters were idle.
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Des Moines
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