Gates Graduates Confident in Modern Youth
Forty four graduates of Gates Business College received diplomas in a Grace Methodist church ceremony. Class president William Reints opened with a summary of college work. Priscilla Evan argued the modern girl thrives in business. Mary Louise Barnes praised youth independence and readiness. Stella Frick, Osage, was honor graduate with average above 90 and perfect attendance. Bruce Gates awarded diplomas. Mary Horner presented certificates. Orchestra provided music.
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Ovo
Gates Business College
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
William Relnts
Parkersburg
Priscilla Evan
Claremont
N.hs
Evan
Robert Marshall
Waterloo
Mary Louise Barnes
Swaterida
Osage Girl Manor
Stella Frick
Osage
Miss Frick
Bruce F. Gates
Miss Mary
Horner
Alumni Association Welcomes New Graduates
Grace Clark presented a piano solo and Donald Huntley a flute solo during a college program. Walter Ballinger, vice president of the college alumni association, welcomed the graduates to the association. Rev. O M Yagey gave the invocation and benediction as thirty seven others, the first section of the class, were graduated earlier in the year.
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Grace Clark
Donald Huntley
Walter Ballinger
College
0. M. Yagey
First Evangelical Church
Tallest corn stalk measured at 14 feet 9 inches
Bert Thompson of Route 5 brought in the leading stalk in the tall corn contest conducted by the Independent Meat & Grocery Co. The 14 ft 9 in stalk tops all others, with Y. S. Stephenson of Route 3, Jesup, close behind at 14 ft 4 in. The competition runs from Wednesday through next Tuesday night.
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Black
Hawk
Bert Thompson
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Y. S. Stephenson
Jesup
Westminister Pulpit Guest Change This Sunday
Rev R Bruce West of Cedar Rapids will fill Westminster Presbyterian church pulpit Sunday morning instead of Dr H M Gage who cannot return in time. Telegraphed today. West noted as guest speaker due to Gage’s travel delay.
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R. Bruce West
Westminster
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
H M. Gage
Dr. Gage
West
Commerce Chamber Asked Everything From Farms to Klans
The Waterloo Chamber of Commerce secretary says the body is drawn on for wide ranging needs as it grows. Requests include state maps and Hoover speeches, Decoration Day legality, Ku Klux Klan officials, and the size and labor of every Black Hawk county farm.
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Commerce Chamber
Waterloo Chamber’ of “Commerce
A. Hanson
Towa
Herbert Hoover
Harison
Hanson
Colorado
Black Hawk County
Budget Woes Push City Budget Toward Exhaustion
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate officials discuss year budget constraints and rising demand for city telephone directories. The text reflects strained finances and pressure on services as funds near depletion.
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Hanson
The
C Ber
Seharity
Nebraskan car incident cited in fragmented report
A damaged fragment describes a collision involving a vehicle near a city, with unclear details about ages, fault, or casualties. The text mentions anger at car lights and suggests an attack or derailment, but specifics are unreadable. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
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CasHn & Carry Grocery
Relbeck
E. Watson Grundy
Herpert
Amber
Jabor
Blueberries
Phra
Lipton’s Tea i
Golden Ibantam
Meyer
Atlantic
Pacific
Western Division
Foft
Nebraska
Dakote
Opeka
Kan
Ity
Wonder Bakery
Campbell ‘Baking Company
Mllaggis Rice
WU Te Kellogg Company
Battle Creek Mich
London, Can
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Diamond Bros
Sycamore St
Doz
Sunkist
Swift
Japan
Wisconsin
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