Radio Bill On Tonight In Waterloo Local Camp Ad
The campaign to present the opportunities of citizens military training camps opens tonight with a radio program from WCCO Minneapolis at 6:00 PM. Col T A Pearce calls it informative for parents of youths considering 1922 camps. Third Infantry band from Fork Snelling provides music. Camps at Park Snelling Fort Des Moines Fort Crook and Fort Leavenworth run 300 days in August with all expenses paid. Last year 30 Black Hawk county men attended.
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Waterloo
WCCO
Minneapolis
Col
T. A. Pearce
Eighty-eighth Division
U. 3
Avto Li
E. J. Brucher
C. LT. C
Black Hawk County
Fork. Snelling
Park Snelling
Minn
Fort Des Moines
Fort Crook
Neb
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Charley's Aunt at West High Tonight Draws Large Seating
Junior class of West High School presents Charley's Aunt in the school auditorium tonight at 8. The production is nearly sold out with 1,200 seats total and about 475 remaining as of yesterday. The plot revolves around Oxford commemoration week as two students, substituting a male friend for an aunt in a dinner party, create comic confusion.
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West High School
Charley
BP. m
Oxford
Gravel Pit Case Decided For Plaintiffs In Iowa Trial
A verdict for about half the claimed amount, 5639.44, was returned at 6:30 p. m. yesterday in favor of A. L. Hook and Glenn Durkee against H. N. McCoy. The six day trial in Black Hawk and Benton counties involved extra work and gravel removal for a landing, with McCoy admitting 141.87. Judge Hasner presided and jurors were foreman G. C. Quincy and others. The case closed with jurors excused for the term.
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A. L. Hook
Glenn Durkee
HN. McCoy
R. W. Hasner
Quincy
Plainthus
Black Hawk
Benton
Hasner
Chambers
BE. H. McCoys
George Claassen
Cedar Rapids
Walter Beck
Vera Bherwood
W. C. Gronberg
Carl W. Eller
Charles Wingert
Lee L. Litchfield
GC. V. Quincy
J. H. Wente
Matilda Pullin
Margaret Sporle
8. O
Cutter Picks Up Disabled Steamer West Hikas
Coast guard cutter Mojave reported contact with the disabled steamship West Hikas about 500 miles southeast of Nantucket Shoals. High seas and strong winds hindered the salvage. West Hika likely to be towed into Boston.
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Washington
D. C
U.P
Coast Guard
Mojave
Nantucket Shoals
Boston
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Third Infantry Band
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Girl
Jean Hill
John Dent
Adele Dent
BIVEN
Cheerio
Merriese
Woodens
Arn
Grand Rapids
Luce
Davenport and Club
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