Rev Haehlen to Conclude Service at Zion Church
Cedar Falls April 17 Rev J A Haehlen will conclude his four year pastorate at Zion Evangelical church tomorrow preaching both services. He heads to Des Moines Tuesday to become presiding elder of the district. A reception will follow at the church Monday evening as part of year end club activities and meetings.
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Cedar Falls
J. A. Haehlen
Af Zion Evangelical Church
Des Moines
Woman's Club
Bila B. Reynolds
College Training School
Iva M. Luse
Child Welfare Department
Car
D. Wild
Harald Milterstead
Business Women’s Division
Grace Rait
Wilson Apartments
Clara Sutter
Wiliam
Rownd
Eugene Allen
First
Waterloo Libraries Invite Reading at All Times
Waterloo’s public libraries welcome patrons and showcase services while public librarians discuss regional branch organization with state leaders. The piece highlights reference files, Montessori child training works, historical and modern fiction, foreign language queries, and ongoing poster displays.
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Waterloo
Iowa and Illinois youths vie for Chicago livestock trip
Iowa leaders and Armour's farm bureau plan a $45 trip prize for top junior club members in livestock events at the county fair show. Winners, chosen by Iowa State College agriculture staff, will be announced weeks before the Chicago International Livestock Exposition. A death and local obit are noted in this county.
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M. €. Taif
Iowa
G. K. Noble
Armour
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Algo
Evry
Lowa College of Agriculture
Taf
Shell
Hief
Jilx
Hurhand
Armoun
Heeman
M. E
Public Health Digest Reports Measles Spread Across City
Quaranexe notes list scattered cases of scarlet fever and smallpox among residents such as Norma Hinkle Clara Whistler Pawling Whistler John Real and John Roby. Daily measles reports rise with numerous entries including George Cankes and Mrs THC Anderson.
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Norma Hinkle
East Second Street
Clara Whistler
Pawling Whistler
Lowa
John Real
Sheridan Road
John Roby
Cottage Street
George Cankes
Logan Live
Nue
Miami
Thc. Anderson
Ormant Street
Boys and Girls Clubs Influence Grows Rapidly Across States
The article notes the expanding impact of boys' and girls' clubs as their influence gains momentum nationwide, with the movement spreading through every state and attracting broader support from communities and leaders.
How ard Sutherland Seeks Republican Nomination
Senator Howard Sutherland of Virginia announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. Also noted: Senator Lodge of Massachusetts filed for the vice presidency. Reports from Salem and Washington mention investigation into surplus army supplies profits. Indictments involve Iron River packing house owners over alleged wine possession.
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Washington, D. C
Howard Sutherland
Virginia
Danville
W. H. Trimpple
Salem
Ore
Lodge
Massachusetts
Oregon
Marquette
Mich
John
Peter
Steven Scalencer
Iron River
Iron County
Madden
Inos
War Department
Black Hawk County Delegation Uninstructed at Convention
The Black Hawk County delegation failed to instruct as the division on an amendment showed 50 for and 51 against. Delegates named include J. E. Rundios, J. K. Batley, Judge G. W. Wood, B. M. Lichty, H. L. Esher, A. J. Edwards, with Gen. Hanna delivering remarks amid calls for a speech and a push for party reform. Women delegates displayed strong interest throughout the session.
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Miller
House
J. EH. Rundios
J. K. Batley
G. W. Wood
B. M. Lichty
H. L. Esher
A. J. Edwards
Hanna
Phil CG. Hanna
Potomac
Grunau and Aids Demand Control Over Switchmen
A Cleveland speaker addressed the yardmen on an open meeting, urging control over switchmen and condemning radical tactics. He stated that workers at key Ohio railroad centers were staying out 100 percent, highlighting labor tensions and political argument.
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Grunau
Aids
United States
J. W
Cleveland
Yardmen’s Association
Ohio
City in Brief: Local Notes on Visits, Delays, and Acknowledgments
Mr and Mrs H W Grout plan a short stay at Colfax Iowa. The Gideons will lead services at the real cue mission tonight. Miss Mary Worthen returns to St Catherine's Davenport. Dr M S Cornish returns from Isong Beach Cal to visit his 81 year old father. Edwin Manhard reports bicycle theft on Third Street East. Initiation of large Knights of Columbus class postponed to May 16. Miss Wilma Peverill visits home from University of Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs A W Peterson leave for New York City for the ANPA meeting. State Senator J J Rainbow, recovering from pneumonia, visits his office. J M Keegan runs his car into an iron post. no damage reported. Mrs Joseph Grennan and Mrs F C Aikin visit Bowman family. family plans Meadowdale move. Ben Hesser shows improvement after paralysis. able to sit in chair. Verdict for plaintiff Harvey Harum for $195 in a personal injury suit. $750 claimed. W W Lytle opens Waterloo Real Estate office in Leavitt & Johnson bank building. former flour and grain man. Three police respond to Fowler Street disturbance. no arrests. Strand theatre work delayed by brick material shortages. carload on track, work to resume Monday. S Altman, dancing teacher, offers classes at the Forum. Advertisement seeks furnished Chicago rental near river. contact Lamson, Hotel Russell, Room 423.
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H. W. Grout
Colfax
Gideons
Mary Worthen
St. Catherine's
Davenport
M.S. Cornish
Isong Beach
Cal
Edwin Manhard
Third Street East
Knights of Collumbus
Wilma Peverill
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wis
Alta
Vista Avenue
J. M. Keegan
Fowler
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Joseph Grennan. Corning
F. C. Aikin
M. L. Bowman
Bowman
Meadowdale
Harvey Harum
Morris Berstram
Ww. W. Lytle
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Lytle
Fowler Street
New Strand Theatre
S. Altman
Hemsworth Engineers New Residence Contract at Hubbard Ave
Dr. L C Hemsworth entered into a contract with Smucker and Co for building a two story brick modern residence on Kingbard Hill at 106 Hubbard Avenue. The contract price is reported as 12000 dollars.
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L. C. Hemsworth
Smucker & Co
Kingbard Hill
Hubbard Avenue
Spring Rains and Grippe Warn of Colds
The weather brings colds and grippe, with many illnesses beginning from a cold. Early warding off advised by purging toxins with Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets or Mayapple laxative. If a cough starts, local treatment suggested. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery praised as a long-standing tonic to soothe mucous membranes and improve blood circulation.
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Grippe
Dr. Pierce
Mortuary Notices Report Two Obituaries in Waterloo Area
Mrs Cathrine McCoy age 83 died at 24 m today at her daughter's home 200 Butler Street She widow of William Coonrod and lived in Waterlo for many years with children M J Sennett J J Gorman J O Cooured Kathrine and Thomas McCoy William in Dubuque James Scully Ionia Minn and 13 grandchildren The body to be taken to Waverly for 10:30 am Monday service at St Marys Church Funeral home O Keefe Towne. Mrs Agatha Tyers pioneer resident of Waterloo died in Storm Lake Ia aged 82 Burial at Fairview tomorrow at 1:30 pm Relatives here Watts Stevenson Watts Thrower and FE Peek Funeral in charge of Hileman Gindt. Burial beside husband James Tyers who died 10 years ago.
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MHS
Cathrind M'Ooy
Cathrine McCoy
John
Coonrod
Butler Street
Ireland
William Coonrod
Wavery
M. J. Sennett
Waverly
J. J. Gorman
J. O. Cooured
Migs Kathrine
Thomas McCoy
Waterioo
William McCoy
Dubuque
James Scully
Ionia
Minn
O'Keefe & Towne
St. Mary's Church
Agatha Tyers
Waterloo
Storm Lake
Fairview
Hileman & Gindt
Tyers
Agatha Watts Stevenson
T. M. Watts
Will Thrower
BE. FE. Peek
James Tyers
Tribute to Vail Suspends Wires Sunday
New York April 17 The American Telephone and Telegraph company will suspend 12 million miles of telephone and 24 million miles of telegraph leased wire for one minute at 11 am EST tomorrow as a tribute to Theodore N Vail chairman of the board while he is buried at Parsippany The move marks a ceremonial pause in communications across the country.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Theodore N. Vail
Parsippany
Boy and cop collide on Randolph Street
A motorcycle rider Officer O P Beckwith swerved to avoid a boy named Robert Getty who darted into traffic on Randolph Street. Beckwith suffered a sprained foot and other non serious injuries while the boy was badly bruised. Beckwith carried the lad to his home. Police warn against children running and skating in streets and suggest drastic remedies may follow.
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Randolph Street
O. P. Beckwith
Robert Getty
IKA PP in Sweden by Plane Week Before Arrest
Stockholm April 17 Dr Wolf gang Kapp leader of the reactionary revolt in Berlin on March 1 percent who was arrested at Soedertelje yesterday has been in Sweden for a week arriving by airplane from Germany on April 10. He shaved off his moustache but was recognized by a Swedish author. Kapp spent Wednesday night at Soedertelje merry making with engineers unaware of his identity. He seemed in good humor when arrested and admitted he was the leader of the abortive German revolt. He is wanted in Germany for a political offense and cannot be surrendered and no extradition demand has been received or is expected.
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Associated
Presa
Stockholm
Wolfgang Kapp
Berlin
Soedertelie
Sweden
Germany
Kapp
Soedertelje
Grain Price Warrant After May Opposed by Julius Barnes
The government wheat guarantees may continue 30 to 40 days beyond June 1 as proposed by Senator Capper at western grower request. President Ames of the United States Grain corporation opposed the plan in a letter to Capper. Current crop conditions have lifted wheat prices above the guaranteed level.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Western Browers
Ames
United States Grain Corporation
Price comment shields 1919 wheat from immediate action
Mr Barnes stated there is no need to force sale of wheat from the 1919 crop still stored on farms, arguing the price is adequate and no protective measures are required for farmers at this time.
Only Playing Boys Face Juvenile Court Burn Attempt
In Lancaster Ohio on April 17, Darren Pool and Kenneth Baker both 11 were arraigned in juvenile court on charges of attempting to burn 10 year old newsboy Charles Kneller. The boys testified they were "only playing" and hoped Kneller would stamp out the fire with his feet as they fled.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Darren Pool
Kenneth Baker
Charles Kneller
Kneller
Heiliee
French Currency Plan Abolishes Cross-Border Tender
In Paris on April 7 representatives of the Latin monetary union meeting here decided that French currency will not be accepted in union member countries nor will foreign currencies be legal tender in France. The move aims to ease the exchange situation.
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Paris
Havas
France
Bicycle Week Waterloo Race Tourney Promises Prizes
Announcement of a national bicycle week race event in Waterloo during the first week of May. Fifteen prizes are set with more to come as events are arranged for boys of all ages and classes, with expected large rider participation.
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Waterloo
Father John's Medicine Tonic Claims Vast Food Value
The advertisement extols Father John's Medicine as a potent food tonic with extraordinary nourishment. It asserts the product delivers 25,715.76 calories per teaspoonful, compares it favorably to steak, cod, and oysters, and notes it is alcohol free and non habit forming. It emphasizes sixty years of use and urges starting today.
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Father John
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