Phillips asserts change dominant note in business
Dean A Phillips of the University of Iowa College of Commerce told the Men’s club and guests last night that change is the dominant note in modern business. He said newness style and art drive economic progress and urged both employer and employee to sell themselves to customers and invest effort in growth. He ended noting happiness as the ultimate end rooted in work and character. A West High string trio and Lawrence Hutson with Pauline Horton provided music.
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A. Philips
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dean Phillips
West High’ School
Esther Siegel
Charlotte Burton
Vera Jensen
Lawrence Hutson
Pauline Horton
Hartnett Beats Orders To Throw With Left Hand
Chicago April 23. Gabby Hartnett Cub catcher is a fine baseball player. When his right hand failed to heal quickly enough the club physician ordered him not to throw for 10 days. Hartnett, right hander, ignored the order and tosses with his left hand daily.
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Chicago
Gabby’ Hartnett
Cub
Hartnett
Women Golfers to Sponsor Derby Championship
The Women's Western Golf Association sanctioned an international women's championship the Derby at Blossmoor Country Club from September 9 to 12. Any woman golfer worldwide may compete in the 72 hole medal play event, hoped to rival the national open for men, with USGA rules applied to meets sponsored by the association.
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Chicago
Western” Golf Association
Blossmoor Country Club
United States Golf Association
Charles City Gun Club shoot scores listed
Scores from the Charles City Gun Club shoot held Sunday at the grounds north of the city are led by shooters Otto Nelson and Jim Ross with top marks for their regions. Names from Albert Lea Britt Waterloo Blooming Prairie Northwood and other towns appear among the participants with several scores noted.
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Courier Spectal Service
Charles City
Charles Cuy
Otto Nelson
Albert Lea
Minn
Jim Ross
Britt
Bim Castle
W. J. Suteltif
Waterloo
Geo. McCutchIn
Tilonka
M. Rofshus
Albert Len
H. J
H.W. Miller
Waverly
G. A. Clausen
Albert Lea Jr
W. A. Behhmidt
Mitchell
Ripley
Don Castle
P. J. Olmsted
Kensett
Van Ryn Key Man for U. S. Tear in Cup Play
Top ten U S Davis Cup prospects are thinning with Bil Tilden and Frank Hunter abroad and others busy with studies. John Hennessey, John Van Ryn, Wilmer Allison and Fritz Mercur are the four remaining top ten players. Van Ryn expected to carry singles load with Hennessey and form doubles pair with Allison against Canada in Montreal May 16 to 18.
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New York
Bil Tilden
Frank Hunter
George Lett
John Doeg
Julius Seligson
Frank Shields
John Hennessey
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Fritz Mercur
Indianapolis
Austin
Tex
Orange
N. J
Bethlehem
Pas
Pacific Coast
Hennessey
van Ryn
Allison
Mercur
Montreal
Altho
Vincent Richards
Canada
Japan
Fritz Mercury
Lott
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Washington
Detroit
Tilden
Hunter
Europe
Local shooters list at 60 and 100 targets event
The record lists shooters including F Zwiener Blooming Prairie H Moeller St Ansgar Frank Casler Britt and A F P Nels Charles City with others such as Chris Johnson Austin J Shattuck Charles City and Sam Twining Charles City at 60 and 100 target events.
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F. Zwiener
Blooming Prairie
Minn
H. H. Moeller
St. Ansgar
Frank Casler
Britt
A. F P. Nels
Charles City
Chris Johnson
Austin
J. Shattuck
A. F. Johnson
Sam Twining
Charles Cly
County road contracts awarded for 1929 program
Secondary road improvements totaling 38 802.25 dollars were awarded by the county board of supervisors. Six miles of Cedar Fall Dunkerton road will be graded drained and bridged connecting Gilbertville with Raymond and Washburn. Awards include tiling 5 826 feet for 580.53 by Paul Berg Reinbeck grading 53 067 cubic yards for 14 186.72 by Clear Lake Construction graveling 9 000 cubic yards for 9 405 by Moe & Nelson bridges and culverts five units to A Burton and two units to E B Spencer Construction with I beam structures. Drake University tennis team beat Iowa State 4 2 in Ames.
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Board of Supervisors
Cedar Fall
Dunkerton
Gilbertville
Raymond
Washburn
Paul Berg
Reinbeck
Clear Lake Construction Company
Moe & Nelson
Belmond
E. B. Spencer Construction Company
Waterloo
Jay Mills Resigns From Publix. Heads to Newark Theatre
Omaha Nebraska April 23 Jay Mills popular master of ceremonies at Riviera theatre resigns from Publix company and will join Newark Theatre plans. Mills known for hosting Riviera events departs to pursue new engagement in Newark.
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Jay Mills
Newark Theatre
Omaha, Neb
Riviera Theatre
Publix Company
Theatre worker to join Newark venue amid moves
A theater professional accepts a position in Newark New Jersey and will depart the Riviera in about two weeks. The individual previously worked at Capitol Theatre Des Moines and Riviera Theatre Waterloo. A separate note mentions zoo animals needing better lodging and seaweed added to London theatergoers meals.
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Newark,n. J
Riviera
Capitol
Des Moines
Riviera Theatre
Waterloo
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Phillips
John
Wilmer
Jallison
Art. Machamer
BE. F. Gueffroy
CG. J. Connor
H. J. Thomas
C. F
Dunkerton Road
DRAKE
Netmen
Ames
U.P
Drake University
Iowa State
Mons
Upgers
London Tte
Royal Furrier
Phons
The
Cfoil
Wm. Penn
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