Soldiers Return From Camp Dodge With Trophies Retained
Companies B and D I N G Waterloo returned from Camp Dodge after 17 days at the Blaza national guard encampment. About 120 personnel, including officers, came back in good health and high morale. They praised peacetime training as less strenuous than wartime days and noted the feeding prowess of Company D, with private mess funds funding ice cream and roasts. Private Leonard Cleveland earned a four foot trough for a large meal after consuming 22 large pancakes and eight messkits of ice cream. Company D earned two silver trophies from boxing and wrestling events, and the Waterloo units captured three field meet pennants. The old barracks will be replaced by stucco and slate buildings in a Spanish mission style, forming quadrangles for regiments with quarters for men and officers, recreational spaces, and clubrooms. The camp will house the entire state national guard and include stables and warehouses. First place went to Company B for rifle team, among other honors.
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Waterloo
Camp Dodge
Blaza National Guard
Towa
Lloyd Althouse
Uncle Sam
Leonard Cleveland
Company DB
Sergt
Dave Haywood
Ralph Towne J
National Guard
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Artillery Proving Grounds
Kentucky
Iowa winners vie for govern or's trophy at army shoot
Readable text notes that range competitors are eligible for the govern or's trophy and that the trophy winners will represent Iowa at the national army shoot in Vamp Per Ty, Ohio, in the early fall.
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Iowa
National Army
Vamp Per! Ty
Ohio
Act Up at Gas Force Picnic Ends With 19 17 Ball Victory
The seventh annual outing of Citizens Gas & Electric Co. for employees and families drew about 300 to Island Park. A ball game between gas and electric teams ended 19 to 17 in favor of the gas group. Prizes included ties, socks, doilies, baskets, flashlights, compasses, and sundials.
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Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Island Park
Cedar Falls
H. B. Maynard
Worshoe
Tom Robinson
Pat Means
Pfirs
Bobby [Gibson
Russell Hopkins
Aindred Oman
Maxine Buehner
John Knudsen
B. F. Pelcher
Trudgeon
Gibson
Pattes
Christensen
First Flights in State Golf Meet Are Played Today
Mrs J L W Bryant of Waterloo defeated Mrs Francis Simpson of the city in the championship flight as Sunnyside Country Club hosts the state golf tourney. Clapp Beardt Summaries include Bryant Byers Addington Addington and McFarlane in close contests with multiple 4 and 3 or better margins.
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JL. W. Bryant
Waterloo
Francis Simpson
Sunnyside Country Club
Clapp
Harlan
Beard
Des Moines
Byers
Cedar Rapids
Baker
Margaret Addington
J. J. Lynch
Addington
McFarlane
Reynolis
I Ae
Beattie
Cherry
City in Brief: West End Bridge Area Ad Highlights
A city in brief item notes an equipped optometrist shop near the West End Fourth Street bridge closure area. Nearby reports list residents visiting in Dubuque Vinton Cedar Rapids and other towns. Several clergy and professionals announce travels and local engagements across Iowa and nearby states.
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West End
Opttes
Pollyanna Class Picnic at Sherwood Park
Westminster Sunday school Pollyanna group schedules its annual picnic for Thursday afternoon at Sherwood Park. Members will meet with Mrs. M. M. Frost at 5:15 PM at 1411 Fifth Street West.
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Pollyanna
Westminster Sunday School
Sherwood Park
M. M. Frost
Fifth Street West
Coal costs ease avert tie up for Waterloo interurban lines
C I D Cass, general manager of the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway, announced coal supplies for the power station have been secured at about five fifty per ton, averting a threatened shutdown. He noted 1913 and 1921 coal expenditures near twenty five thousand and eighty five thousand dollars, with 1920 peaking at one hundred thousand. Cass predicted 1922 coal costs around ninety five thousand, similar to last year.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co
Cass
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Gass
Y W Cafeteria To Have Three Meals
The Y W C A cafeteria in Waterloo will open informally Friday with a new service schedule serving breakfast, dinner and supper daily. Mrs H P Brown in charge will greet patrons and seek input on how to best meet the needs of local girls and women. Mrs Brown aims to make the dining room a homelike place with Shel overseeing all cooking.
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H. P. Brown
Waterloo
Stearns Bound Over On Forgery Charge
G. C. Stearns was bound over to the grand jury on forgery charges by Judge O. B. Courtright in municipal court this morning. Bond set at 1. Wente, cashier of Commercial National Bank, filed the information. Stearns allegedly forged J. C. Stearns name on a 49.95 check drawn on Commercial National Bank payable to Repass Auto. The check bears a July 24, 1922 date.
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G. C. Stearns
Grand
O. B. Courtright
Stearns
J. C. Stearns
Commercial National Bank
Repass Auto Company
H. ©. Wente
Commercial Bank
Man Thought Dead Sought by Sheriff for Back Alimony
Minneapolis authorities pursuit centers on Jacob John Karpen of Ashton Ohio after a body identified as him by relatives proved possibly alive. Sheriff Brown aims to serve an attachment for back alimony if Jacob John is found in Minnesota, amid conflicting reports of his whereabouts and a buried body in the Mississippi River.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Jacob Karpen
Ashton
Kate Karpen
Karpen
John
Mississippi River
Jacob John Karpen
Jacob John
Albert Lea
Karl EB. Brown
Tiennepin County
Minnesota
Library to Resume Regular Reading Hours on Sept. 1
Waterloo public library returns to its regular hours starting Sept. 17 and will be open Sundays from 2 to 6 p m thereafter all branches including Fast and West buildings will be closed on Labor Day vacation privileges apply to fiction and nonfiction books
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Waterloo
Remarkable Dr Shal Jenberger Visits Waterloo
A Chicago specialist named Dr Shal Jenberger has visited Waterloo repeatedly over 270 months. The local populace credits him with improving health and happiness through his treatment and research. He is well known to readers of this paper for his long standing community work and advertisement highlights.
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Fred Debe
W. B. Debe
Iowa State Bank
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Waterloo
Iowa
Shal Jenberger
Chicago
Weins
Receiver Named for Farmer Ross Francia Olive Estate
Jesse Kober of La Porte City has been named as receiver in the bankruptcy of Ross Francia Olive, a ten acre farmer four miles southwest of La Porte City. J. E. Jordan, retired, made the appointment to market the sweetcorn on the farm while canning value remains.
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Jesse Kober
la Porte City
Ross Francia Olive
J. E. Jordan
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