Waterlouw Board Reelects Hukill As Superintendent
Prof A Z Hukill was unanimously reelected superintendent of Waterloo schools for thirteen consecutive terms. S M Wallace retires as principal of West High with a salary increase. The board rejects a single daily session, orders sanitary drinking fountains in Emerson building, and assigns Greenfield and Home Park grounds for future athletic fields and a public playground.
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Anson
Ty Hukill
Hukil
Hukill
S. M.wallace
Emerson
Waterloo West
Whittier
Home Park
Doctor Shelite Feeds and shelters Indian family in storm
Dr JA G Shelite aided a hunger struck Indian family traveling from Oklahoma to Wisconsin. He escorted them to Clint Rhone farm for meals and shelter in a pump house, then provided food and supplies via his agent Van Etten before they continued their journey.
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Independence Bulletin Journal
JA. G. Shelite
She
Local Farm Notes and Visits Across Cedar Falls
Union items report Chas Wild arranging lumber from Cedar Falls to build a new barn on his farm. Miss Golda Gerholdt of Idaho Falls visits here. Julius Miller called at his farm last week. Fred Miller traveled to Cedar Falls Friday. Mrs J Hartung and children moved from her brother Fred Mark to Cedar Falls. Chas Miller of Cedar Falls builds a barn on the Wild farm. J Garner auto trips to Cedar Falls last week.
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Chas
Wild
Cedar Falls
Golda Gerholdt
Idah Falls
Julius Miller
Fred Miller
CedarFans
J. Hartung
Fred Mark
Chas. Miller
Garner
Business Men Dine On Duck at Y M C A
Thirty nine members of the Business Men's gym class attended a Toast duck dinner at the Y M C A on Wednesday evening. Harold Potter contributed and Henry Marsh supervised the meal. Dr E R Shannon acted as toastmaster with responses from J D Stifling, Dr F W Powers, Paul Davis, and Frank Mulkern. The group described plans for the summer and enjoyed a social gathering.
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Harold Potter
Henry Marsh
E.R. Shannon
Y. MC. A. Griiasium Claes
F. W. Powers
Paul Davis
Frank Mulkern
Lee l
Waterloo Pastor Addresses Labor and Temperance at Meeting
Rev. W. S. Johnson of the Christian church spoke on Labor and Temperance at the W C T U gathering held yesterday afternoon in the WMC A parlors. The meeting drew good attendance and much interest.
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W. M.C. A. Pariors
Orpheum Week End Attractions Offer Bright Entertainment
The Orpheum continue weekend shows with a capably packed bill. Highlights include Little Sunshine with Gardner and Miss West, a clever Cuban dancer, the LaSaille trio performing acrobatics, Bert Wiggin the cartoonist and juggler bringing lively comedy, and a final playlet When the War Is Over by the Brownies delivering humorous scenes.
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Orpheum
Temperance talk cites liquor loss and per capita revenue
Rev Mr Johnson warns of appalling U S liquor losses with 27 cents per person and 40 cents in Jawe cited as the price of vice Can we afford to sell our boys for 40 cents Kansas City going dry brings deposits to workers new schools and rising temperance hope Foley Kidney Pills advertised with claims of kidney and bladder relief J K Joder & Son
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Mr. Johnson
United States
Jawe
Kansas City
Beeman Returns From Marshalltown Dedication Service
Rev H G Beeman arrived home after delivering the final public service of dedication week at the new First Baptist church in Marshalltown. Pastor James McGee leads the church. Beeman spoke on The Second Milestone, illustrating the Christian test of character with the tale of going the second mile. Music by the church quartette accompanied the service.
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H. G. Beeman
Marshalltown
First Baptist Church
James McGee
Mr. Beeman
Meat sales suit against Hrones Co and others
A. J. Wittick sues Hrones & Co. plus Harry Hrones Gust Kuif Jim Pete George Kovachoff and Harry Ego for 214 63 on meats sold to defendants with about 240 items in the account. Almira Vroom sues Del F Scholes Blanche E Scholes A C Hall and Mrs A C Hall on a promissory note for 1176 30. A Hudson two lot mortgage backs the note.
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A. J. Wittick
Hrones & Co
Harry Hrones
Gust Kuif
Jim Pete
George Kovachoff
Harry Ego
Almira Vroom
del F. Scholes
Blanche E. Scholes
A. C. Hall
Hudson
Knights Templar Easter Service at First Presbyterian
Knights Templar Ascaion Commandery No attend Easter Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church corner Mulberry street and East Park avenue at 3 30 pm. Meeting time 2 45 pm at Masonic Hall committee G 7 Mack E C G Ralson Gen and J C Liffring C G invite Knights families Masonic Order Eastern Star and all interested to attend. Presbyterian choir to perform special music.
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Ascaion Commandery No
Knights Templar
First Presbyterian Church
Mulberry Street
East Park Avenue
Masonic Hall
Mack
E. C
G Ralson
Gen
J. C. Liffring
C. G
Knights
Masonic Order
Eastern Star
Presbyterian
Plague Confirms Spread in Eastern Java
The Hague reports official confirmation of plague in eastern Java near Malang. In that area forty six cases are recorded with twenty six deaths, total deaths around one hundred six. Java’s size and export profile are noted.
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Hague
Java
Malang
Batavia
Malayi Archipelago
Sumatra
Borneo
Orange Two reads about local events and returns
The column notes cold snowy weather halting field work for a time and lists community happenings. D B Saylor built a new garage, Mt Morris College students return home, the Orange Township Literary Society plans its last program April 14 with no admission. Several residents travel or work away and real estate deals are mentioned.
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Orange Two
D. B. Saylor
Mt. Morris College
Orange Township Literary Society
Alvin Summy
Edward Lichty
California
Ivan Davis
Ray Lichty
Charlie Grady
Pennsylvania
KF. M. Lichty
Chicago
Stork
Miss Alice
Alvin Glessner
Waterloo
Will Klingaman
Burgoon
Hansen
Mark Miller
Klingaman
Wolford
N. D
North Yoakota
Senate ratifies income tax amendment in Tennessee
Ratification of the federal income tax amendment was approved by the Tennessee senate, with the house enacting a companion resolution days earlier. The action completes Tennessee's ratification process per the period report.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Senate
House
Old Settler Praises United Doctors Treatment
Mrs H D Gould of Waterloo Iowa recounts decades of rheumatic cramps and morphine relief before seeking United Doctors. After two months of treatment she reports relief, better sleep and appetite, crediting the Waterloo institute for curing deep seated blood and organ diseases with a new system of medicine.
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H. D. Gould
Ankney St
Waterloo
Iowa
United Doctors
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West Fourth St
Atch
Woolford
A. Z. Hukill
M. Wallace
Prin
West High
Vile Sunshine
MR. Gardner
Miss West
J. K. Joder & Son
J.-L. Southers
Eau Claire
Wis
J. K Joder & Son
Orange
Aolsom
Howard Garrison
Elsie Hanson
Ethel Castell
Great Western
Hanson
Castell
Oelwein
J.K. Joder & Son
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Patent Vulcanite Roofing CO
Chicago, Ill
Moore & Moore, Waterloo Distributors
Waterloo Electrical
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