Almon Gates founder of Gates Waterloo College dies
Almon F. Gates 60 founder of the Gates Waterloo Business College and educator in the Midwest died at Presbyterian hospital at 12:30 pm of acute dilation of the heart following asthma after returning from a National Association conference. He organized the college in 1888 and steered its growth, securing accreditation efforts and remodeling the Courrier building. Survived by son Brice, a brother G Gates, and sister Mrs Francis Hunt. funeral Friday at 2 pm at Hilemann Gindt chapel and 2:30 pm at First Congregational Church with memorial service at the college.
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Presbyterian Hospital
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Courier
Ionia County
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Northern Indiana Normal School
Valparaiso
Upper Iowa University
Waterloo Business College
al Brown
J Tobin
Brown
Incorporated College
W.H. Hager
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Bruce
G. Gates
Sandusky
Mich
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Burt
Hilemann& Gindt
First Congregational Church
Rollo F. Hurlburt
First M. E. Church
J. E. Johnson
First M. H.church
Congregational ‘Church
Board of Trustees
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Brice Gates
Mary S. Horner
Currie-Simpson Co Gets Keokuk School Contracts
Keokuk Iowa August 1 contracts for two grade schools awarded by the board of education totaling 192380 35 Currie-Simpson company Waterloo Wilson J Heating company Washington IA and C S Abell Keokuk are successful contractors This makes three schools under construction this summer.
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Dangerous Signs on State Highways May Be Removed
Des Moines Iowa August 1 Supervisors in Iowa counties can remove advertising signs on state highways that are arranged to confuse motorists according to an informal opinion by Attorney General Gibson made public today. Numerous signs bearing the word
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Iowa
Ottumwa Officials Name Warehouse Board Leader
The article notes Ottumwa's Warehousing Board No. 1 appoints Beck as senior member under state warehousing law. The board, including J. W. Jones, K. C. Mowery, and A. F. Beck, will regulate advertising stop signs and road markers deemed misleading. state officials appointed by Secretary Cassady.
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J. W. Jones
K. C. Mowery
Ottumwa
Beck
None Hurt In Wreck On Providence Worcester Line
Boston August 1 authorities say an engine and three cars of a passenger train from Providence to Worcester were derailed at Riverdale but all passengers and crew escaped injury in the incident reported by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad offices.
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