Uniformity push discussed at school boards meeting
Supt Anson T Hukill of west side schools urged uniform textbooks for Waterloo, Kent Estate board plans, inviting east and west side committees to next luncheon at Irving hotel. Real estate leaders back the uniformity push and a building inspector statewide move is discussed for Waterloo and Sioux City.
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Anson T. Hukill
West Side
Waterloo
East
Irving Hotel
W. Kline
M. J. Pommer
Sioux’ City
Sioux City
Sunday School League Formed With Six Teams
The Sunday School Athletic league organized a six club baseball league for the coming season at the YMCA parlors. Member churches include First Baptist, First Presbyterian, Grace M E Walnut Street Baptist, First Congregational and First M E while Christian and East Park Presbyterian Sunday Schools may join. First game set for May 13 at Cedar River park and schedules to be adopted at Friday meeting. Keith Crowther chaired and a rules committee was named: H R Lee Roy Gibbs and Mr Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Grace M. E
Walnut Street Baptist
First Congregational
First M. E
Christian
East Park Presbyterian
Cedar River Park
West High Athletic Park
Keith Crowther
H.R. Lee
Roy Gibbs
Mr. Stevenson
Frederika's Clothing Sale and Tragic Death Report
Local sale planned in J. J. Adams hall by Roy Hinkley this week. A tragic death story follows as Moon Butts travels to Omaha after a report of his son's death. a body found near a Willamstown property. coroner and mourners.
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Tts
Wilcox
Waverly
J. J. Afar
James McDonald
Nada
Leela Golding
Stevens
Dresden Town
Clyde Clary
Martha Mowitt
Losee
Libbie Leacham
Dresden
Nellie Sullivan
Williamstown
Jim Mette
Jerativan
Rey Rourke
Dok Rourke
Will Rourke
Pin Pont
FA North
Freder O'Day
San J .D
Ninay
Ime
Clintbert
Willamstown
City In Brief Highlights Serving Waterloo Community
Local notices and updates from Waterloo include visits by residents from Vinton Independence and Denver, court dates, club meetings, and social events. Notables travel to Greene for missionary district events while new businesses open and a criminal case results in a twenty year parole sentence for LeRoy Utterback of Independence.
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LeRoy Utterback
Independence
J. E. Cook
Mittimus
East Side Schools Board Plans Hawthorne Gymnasium
The East Side schools board met last night and approved gymnasium plans for Hawthorne School. A tenon in the basement will be fitted for the purpose, with a goal to install gyms in all buildings as new Lincoln and Lafayette structures include similar plans.
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Board of Education of
East Side
Washington
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Lafayettte
Mr Rausch Returns From California
Mr Rausch returned from Los Angeles where he and Rasch were called to care for their son Donald who was stricken with pneumonia while at the Warward Military school. Donald has been ill since February but is slowly recovering. Mrs Rausch and he will return to Waterloo when weather allows, likely in a month or six weeks. Geo Rausch, enrolled at the school, will not return until the school year ends.
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Fa. Rausch
Los Angeles
Cal
Rasch
Donald
Remains of Child to Be Reburied in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 16 Special The body of Mrs Theodore Hunter s son now in San Antonio Texas will be brought to Cedar Falls for re burial The mother will accompany the remains Burial services will be held at the grave with religious rites conducted by Trev Tithe Lowe pastor of the M O Church Burlat will be in Fairview
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Cedar Falls
Theodore Hunter
San Antonio
Tex
Unter
Sorviers
Trev
Tithe Lowe
M. O. Ehurcho Burlat
Fairview
Davis
Parole Granted in Noted New Jersey Murder Case
In Trenton on April 16 the court of pardons released Andrew Campbell of Paterson who was jailed for thirty years in the murder of Jennie Boschester. Clemency requests for William A Death and Walter McAllister were denied. The three men had long pursued clemency in one of the era's famous cases.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
Andrew Campbell
Paterson
Jennie Boschester
Wm. A. Death
Walter McAllister
Lodgemen Seek to Build a New Home for Waterloo No 16
Waterloo lodge No 16 I O O F plans a move to erect a new lodge home in the city. Members discuss the project while meetings currently in G A R hall. An April 21 initiatory degree class is announced with full attendance urged.
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Waterloo Lodge
Humble Hen a Money-Maker in 1912 Crop Report
A 1912 crop report highlights the humble hen as a profitable asset, noting poultry production and egg output as a steady income source for farmers across regions mentioned. The document emphasizes practical farm diversification and small-scale animal husbandry benefits.
Cattle and Hog Heads Reported in Public Inventory
The record notes 2,983 head of cattle and 5,682 hogs in the listed stock. The figures appear in a rural property tally or agricultural registry.
Forger Report Shows Checks Totaling 325 In Waterloo
A forger's activity abroad is indicated by a Waterloo report detailing bogus checks totaling 325. Merchants report losses of 200, 10, and 26 dollars respectively. W W Christiansen sues Charie Christiansen et al. on a contract claim for 57 dollars.
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Waterloo
W. W. Christiansen
Charie Christiansen
Davis Store Promotes Rug and Carpet Display at Waterloo
A Davis store announces extensive growth and a large rug and carpet department. The owner invites all shoppers within trading distance of Waterloo to visit and see an immense display, promising not to disappoint.
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Davis
Waterloo
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Tdzer
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Kansas City
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I. J. Hoeksma
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August Schoel
Chautauqua Park
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Lois Schoel
Platt
William Daisy
Charles Ferguson
L. E. Park
T. A. Trimble
Greene
Woman's Foregn Missionary Society
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Archer Avenue
Clifford Gould
Charles Rinehart
Dorothy Peterson
Presbyterian Hospital
MR. Rausch
Famous Case
Lester
Great Rug and Carpet Sale
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Axminster
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Wilton
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