Democrats Rally to Frame County Slate After Senate Victory
Democratic leaders in Black Hawk county gathered at 622 3-2 Commercial Street to organize and nominate candidates for state senate representatives county offices. M H Kelly called the meeting highlighting improved chances after Dan Steck’s win and to place the best men on the party ticket for June primary and fall elections. Attendees included S Sullivan Murtagh and H Miller with most township committee members present as discussions of candidates began but progress was slow.
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Dan Steck
Brookhart
Towa
United Sites
Senate
Black Hawk County
Commercial
M. HY. Kelly
Kelly
Weed Blick Hawk
T. Sullivan
C. Murtagh
Hermann Miller
Des Moines
Haing
Tive Residences Included in $4,300 Building Permits
Two proposed homes were included in five building permits issued today by Charles Wutson, building commissioner. R.G. Akin, 712 Eleventh Street west, obtained a permit to erect a one story frame house at Euston street and LaPorte road for about $2,000. Wieland, 314 Bryant Street, secured a permit to build a one story frame residence at 500 Burton avenue for about $1,000 and a garage at $100. W. J. Simucker, contractor, is listed on the permits. Other permits: William Leask, 1400 Forest avenue, Strage, $100. Mrs. Mary Pott, 520 Oak avenue, garage, $100.
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Charles Wutson
R.G. Akin
Eleventh Street
Euston Street
LaPorte Road
Wieland
Bryant Street
Burton Avenue
W. J. Simucker
Wiliam Leask
Forest Avenue
Strage
Mary Pott
Oak Avenue
Farmers Cashing Heavily for Wolf Bounty at Corydon
April 17 report from Corydon details prairie bounty payouts. Humphrey Waddle of Clio turned in eight tiny wolf cubs near Ute county straw stack and earned 32 dollars. Harry Johnson of Monroe township followed with a second catch worth 44 dollars from a straw stack. Glen Williams near Humeston captured seven cubs and the mother wolf and received 38 dollars.
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Corydon
Humphrey Waddle
Clio
Ute County
Gatley
Harry Johnson
Monroe Townships
Glen Williams
Humeston
Local fines and incidents from city court daily recap
A municipal court session saw W Donald Sindlinger fined 25 dollars for driving under the influence and careless driving. Leonid Barnes and others faced fines for speeding and red parking. Names include Otis Dickens awaiting extradition, M4 A Mansfield jailed on charges of cheating by false pretenses, and H B Decker fined for failing to supervise a child in school.
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W. Donald Sindlinger
Manieinal
John W. Gwyane
Sindlinger
Leonid Barnes
Madlad Foto Court
Frank H
Woueil
OR. Whaien
Lyle Warring
Eta Stein
Etheran le
Stein
Warrins Hal
Ain Palavna
Stein Alsiy
Tupioye
A. Masfield
Learing
Rose Kerr
Jefferson Street
Manxfield
Leonard Fowler Service Company
Worthiess
Maxfield
Otis S. Dickens
Frank Dickens
Chicago
Waterloo
Tle
Wagner
Dickens
RE. McKinster
Forest Avenue
Tate
Cedar River
Thipsbetrestacad II
B. Decker
Sycamora Street
Faro
Imittimus
Cicus Weather Coming Clown Tells Waterloo
Joko the principal clown with the Robbin Bros will visit Waterloo on April 28 under Becker-Chapman American Legion Circus day. He jokes that warm, laughing weather will follow, while noting youths with icicles in their hair await spring.
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Arctic
Joko
Robbin Bros
Fourying
Effeus
Waterloo
Becker-Chapman
Legion
Poppy
Joke
Jake
Explosion damages Cedar River fur store in early morning
A blast in the Greten fur store at 184 Bridge Street near the Cedar River caused 1400 dollars in fur damage and blew out a rear window. Authorities say static electricity ignited gas from naphtha and sawdust in a cleaning machine. Fur losses included American mink, black fox, and stone marten. No injuries reported to nearby worker A Menssen.
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Cedar River
Greten Fur Store
Uridge Street
A. Menssen
Treber Avenue
Greten
Norma Talmadge in Kiki at Plaza for Entire Week
Norma Talmadge stars in Kiki a light comedy based on a Belasco stage play at the Plaza for the entire week First National Pictures presents a romance with a Parisian girl named in the cast Rosemary Deering and Co perform a vaudeville revue between screenings The program features the Opera House style music and organ accompaniment. traffic on the Rock Island rail line was halted by a freight wreck near Verdi early today delaying shipments and adding to the day’s news
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Norma Talmadge
Belasco
East
Miss Talmadge
Paris
Thoroly
Plaza
Rosemary Deering & Co
Topnotch
Rosemary Deering
Red” Grange
Ona Bleake
Music Masters
Alvin Evans
Washington, Ta
Rock Island
Verdi
Here
Pastor L W Bock Returns After 22 Years
After an absence of 22 years, Hev. L. W. Bock plans to return to the Evangelical church in Van Horn on Sunday April 25. He formerly served as presiding elder for over twenty years and is rejoining his old congregation.
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Van,Horn
INS
Hev. L.W_ Bock
Bock
Waterloo man regains wager on Steck contest
A Waterloo man recoups money he lost on Steck after a bet placed on Brookhart was paid by a Republican supporter of Steck. Franklin Wallace, traveling freight agent for the Illinois Central with local ties, noted Brookhart’s edge as the race narrowed. The former loser collected a five dollar “winnings” from the initial ballot count.
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Waterloo
Steck
Brookhart
Frank 2. Wallace
Sinois
Widow Contends $100 Monthly Not Adequate for Widow's Support
In Waterloo probate court Judge Stiles heard the case of Mrs. WW D Cowles widow of a longtime company secretary challenging a $100 monthly allowance. Mrs. Cowles testified she could not live on that sum, needing $126 to $156 monthly, citing rental income and substantial repairs. The estate is valued around $80,000 to $90,000 with most personal property. a duplex home nets $35 monthly rent, while upkeep and taxes absorb income.
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Severa
I. GB. Stiles
Are
Bava
Mullan Averue West
WW. D. Cowles
Tessurer
Waterloo Manufacturing Company
Cowles
California
Gulf of Mexico
la Florida
Waellington
New England
Judea
Walter P. Jensen
J. G
Otter
Vita Insuranca
East District Pupils Present Varied School Concert
About 200 pupils from east district public schools performed a well varied program in Mast High auditorium led by G T Bennett. The grade orchestra of 190 pieces opened with America, East High Orchestra played Light Cavalry Overture and Awake, the high school band performed Evening Shadows Serenade and Shawkbay March, the Junior High violin choir offered The Young Marshal and Miserere, and a semi military drill closed the show with orchestral and choral support. Additional solos and a string quartet complemented the program.
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East District
Mast
America
East High
Vera Morse
Josephine Baruth
Golda Imnapp
West Liberty to appoint new public school superintendent
West Liberty Virginia April 17. Cesinder will become superintendent of public schools next year succeeding C. P. Slater who after six years of steady work plans to enter the University of Iowa for further study.
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West Liberty
TNS
Cesinder
Tia
C. P. Slater
University of Iowa
Past Masters Night Observed by Janesville Masons
In Janesville on April 14 Equity lodge A B O and A My celebrated Past Masters night. Harvey E Daniels received the master degree from Ancil Causaday. Assisting past masters included J H R Royer Bradlay Squires C B Kyler U R Dubois G W Briden and M B Norman. Black Hawk lodge past masters Wiler Lewis Jamerson Whillis attended. Norman received a past master's jewel.
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Janesville
Equity Lodge
Harvey E. Daniels
Ancil Causaday
Imile East
J. H R. Royer
Bradlay Squires
C. BE. Kyler
U. R- Dubois
G. W. Briden
M.B. Norman
EB. Bart Wiler
Before Her Baby Came Adkins Texas Woman's Vegetable Compound Testimony
A Texas woman recounts severe illness before childbirth and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for recovery. She praises the tonic, claims her baby thrived, and offers to answer letters sharing her experience. The advertisement notes the product has been used by women for over fifty years and is sold by druggists.
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Adkins
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sha Q
Lydia
Pinkham
Tsonirmant
Box
Lydia EL Pinkham
Nightly Theaters and Personalities in Cedar Falls Stage Guide
The listing covers Crystal Palace Plaza Rialto Strand and Waterloo showing Bowden style titles with performances by Jane Noval Betty Blythe Lewis Stote and Anne Nichols. Local managers include J A Harner F P Hobson and Delmar Loyersen with Cedar Falls and Waverly venues.
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Crystal
Palace
Jane Noval
PLAZA
iHawk Ludge
J. A. Harner
AL Brown
Don Levevsee
FP. A. Hobson
W. EL Wilson
Delmar Loyersen
Cedar Falls
Aml
Mr. Steele
Waverly
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