Trades School to Close Thursday and Reopen in October
Early in the week the trades school reported fines for eighteen operators in Judge Meyers court for using unnumbered or paper numbers on vehicles. Officials plan further court actions and speed enforcement while the Ames led program expands with more classes and downtown offices planned for next year.
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Night Trades School
State College At
Ames
O. H. Johnson
J. S. Shortess
Acme Cafe
K. G. Smith
Engineering Extension Department
Johnson
Waterloo
East High
Meeting of the Caledonian Society at Pinkerton Hall
A Caledonian Society gathering at Pinkerton Hall tomorrow evening features addresses by J. S. Barr and John C. Hartman, Planoforte and violin solos, songs including Blue Bells of Scotland and Jack O'Hazeldean, cornet and piano solos, humorous readings, and a Scotch program with several Cedar Falls and Waterloo participants. All Scots and those of Scottish descent in the district are invited.
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The
Caledonian Society
Pinkerton Hall
J. 8. Barr
Chopin
Rice
Cedar Falls
Blue Bells
Scotland
Bowen
William McGibbon
Cutter
Misa Oliver
Mr. Robinson
Waterloo
John C. Hartman
Golo
Mr. Galyean
Miss Galyean
Jack O’hazeldean
Miss Vaughan
Robert Law
Oliver Stevenson
Sam Thompson
Prof
Fullerton
Baby boy adoption sought at Presbyterian Hospital
A newborn infant at Presbyterian hospital drew interest from many laboring class families seeking a permanent home. The eight pound boy, described as a fine child, received devoted care from nurses while officials planned to place him in a stable, well supplied home. One caller even asked to borrow the baby for three weeks to decide on keeping him.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Mrs Carey at Rochester After Prolonged Mayo Surgery
E F Garay returned from Hoch etner Minnesota where his wife underwent a long Mayo Brothers procedure for a chronic trouble. She was under anesthesia more than eight hours. Her condition is as good as could be expected and she will stay a month for further medical treatment before returning home.
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E. F. Garay
Hoch«etner
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Ghe
Labor Body Plans New Headquarters and Delays Convention
At a regular meeting the central labor body appointed a three member committee to locate new headquarters due to inadequate space at the Case building on Mulberry street. Propositions were reviewed and a full investigation will follow. Delegates postponed selecting Iowa Federation of Labor delegates until the May 13 meeting. The body also thanked the Courier and Reporter for fair coverage during the city campaign and in labor news.
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Central Labor Body
Labor Temple
W. A. Moore
H. S. Hauser
Frank Conner
Labor
Case
Mulberry Street
Delel ‘Gates
Iowa Federation of Labor
Daren‘port
Central
Courier and Reporter
Post Returns to California After Illness Recovery
Millionaire Postim Cereal manufacturer W. Post passes Waterloo at 2 percent oclock this morning on the Chicago Great Western. Eight weeks earlier he left California for Rochester to escape complications from appendicitis. Carey's Rochester visit notes a private car described as a palace on wheels. Post plans to return home, not chasing earlier eastward speed.
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W. Post
Postim
Waterloo
Chicago
KF. Carey
Rochester
Mr. Past
Mr. Post
Carry
Post
California
Pittsburgh Brooklyn Game Postponed Due to Wet Grounds
Funeral League reports Pittsburgh vs Brooklyn postponed on April 16 because of wet grounds. This delay affects local schedule and team plans.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York Egg Record Hopes Die on Unlucky Foul
William Reinke, famed heavyweight egg eater of the East, failed to break the world egg-eating record on Easter morning after a foul halted his run. He had consumed fifty three eggs in various preparations and offered light remarks on health wealth and appetite, insisting he does not seek a wreath or fame, just a useful life.
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William Reinke
New York
William
Reinke
Lilly
Snyder Reelected at Fort Dodge Grand Council
J A Snyder was reelected to the office of grand secretary at the Royal Arcanum grand council in Fort Dodge. He has held the post for 22 years. Ka Varre and WI Bightey are holdovers on the supreme representative and finance committees.
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Lawarre
J. A. Snyder
Vo Wilkes
C. If
Rightey
Fort Dodge
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Snyder
Ka Varre
Supreme Council
New York
Bightey
Ministers Plan Concert Program by Upper Jawa Quartet
The Ministers' quartet from the Upper Jawa Methodist conference will perform at Linden M. E. Church tomorrow evening April 17 starting at 8 o'clock. Proceeds go to the parsonage fund. The program features multiple quartets solos readings and a variety of vocal numbers sung by Rev. Mitchell Coe Baker and others with a strong emphasis on musical impersonation and choral pieces.
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Upper Jawa Methodist Conference
Linden M. EB
Wis I H. Mitchell
West
Vanrh
A. Kk. Coa
Oasis
CB. Luce
Albion
E. A. Baker
Dhv
Ery
Coa
Accountants to complete county audit April 23
Two estate audit office accountants have inspected county offices for weeks and will finish their review on April 23. J. F. Wall will visit then to discuss findings with county officials. Public findings have not been released though early hints suggest records are regularly kept with no discrepancies.
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J. F. Wall
Will Build Fine Home in Prospect Hills
W W Beal of Iowa Securities plans a two story frame residence on lots 200 and 201 low Sheridan road Prospect Hills. The Beal family will relocate from 807 Independence Avenue and the project is expected to cost about 7600 dollars.
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W. W. Beal
The
Iowa Securities Company
Prospect His
Implements of War On Display At Black's Store
Unusual exhibit in the James Black Dry Goods store window attracts attention. The display features war paraphernalia such as ammunition trenching tools firearms obsolete items mess kit tent models blankets shelter rolls and more. Company L Fifty-third regiment furnishes the items with photographs in view.
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James Black Dry Goods Company
Ig l
Company L
Fifty-thirdregiment
County Auditor Faces Unprecedented Precinct Voter List Gap
County Auditor Rainbow faces a new problem after redrawn precincts split the third precincts of the Third and Fourth wards. He lacks voter names and party affiliations from the previous primary for these new precincts and must supply lists to election judges. Rainbow plans to file copies from the first two precincts with clerks and judges.
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Rainbow
Bankers Attend Iowa Association Meeting in Rockford
Bankers Johnson C W Knoop J Miller Schultz and Mr Miller traveled to Rockford to join group No 3 of the Iowa Bankers association. It was expected RE Johnson would be endorsed for a directorship at the new Chicago regional bank following yesterday’s Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids meeting.
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Rockford
Johnson
C. W. Knoop
Miller
Schultz
Mr. Miller
Iowa Bankers’ Association
RE. 1. Johnson
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
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Teoys
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