Fighting PARGON Talks to Legion Keeps Brotherhood Spirit Alive
Rev Tom Roberts of Sheffield Iowa extols the American Legion as a beacon of brotherhood forged in World War service. He recalls a Catholic boy’s last confession before going over the top and Roosevelt’s sons wounded in the same sector, illustrating unity beyond faiths. Mayor Frisbie urges support for veterans and the bonus bill. Becker-Chapman post officers outline plans and a social at the armory. A coupe from Lincoln Savings Bank is awarded to George W Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Tom Roberts
Baptist Church
Sheffield
Roberts
Roosevelt
Mr. Roberts
Theodore Roosevelt
Paris
N. W. Frisbie
Legion
Frisbie
Iowa
Will Forbes
Becker-Chapman Post
L. Barthe
Armory
George W. Berger
Lincoln Savings Bank
Sues to Recover Missing Mortgage in $7,000 Case
John T. Goss filed a writ of replevin in Des Moines to recover a $7,000 mortgage missing since January. The instrument, dating from G. C. Masters to Waterloo Sand & Gravel Co., was last in possession of defendant Fremont Austin in Waterloo. The paper supposedly moved to Des Moines and is with attorney John Connolly for Louis W. Smith, who allegedly plans a sale or exchange. Damages and writ requested. Also notes Civil Service tests at the local post office for fish culture positions and other federal exams with details on dates and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Goss
Jas
Fremont Austin
Denver Street
Goss
Austin
Des Moines
John Connolly
Louis W. Smith
G. C. Masters
Waterloo Sand & Graveil Co
River View
Waterloo
B.J. Weaver
Uncle Sam
Postoffic
Commission
Panama Canal Service
Weather Bureau
Civi Service Board
Post Ofice
Brennan 15 Winner In Chicago Heavyweight Bout
Brennan the Chicago heavyweight defeated Bandsman Rica in the second round of a scheduled 13 round bout here, following a 12 round effort with Jack Dempsey. The win comes as part of a busy schedule noted during a February night in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Pit
Brennan
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Bandsman Rica
England
Elmwood author Bessie Aldrich writes 60 tales at home
In February American magazine, Elmwood Nebraska author Bessie Streeter Aldrich describes balancing writing with four children and housework. Born in Cedar Falls, she recalls family lineage to Zimri Streeter, early Des Moines representative, and notes her Mason Family Series with American Magazine while planning a new set of stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Streeter Aldrich
Elmwood
Neb
Aldrich
Elvi
Black Hawk County
Zimri Streewer
Cedar Fells
Des Moines
Cedar Falls
Charles Aldrich
Marshalltown
Heig Dow
Plymouth
Rock
Baltimore News
Des Moines Regrets Hull Move to Waterloo
The Des Moines Chamber of Commerce motor trades bureau passes a resolution honoring Harter B. Hull as he leaves Des Moines for Waterloo. Hull, long a Dodge Bros. representative, is praised for duty in trade and civic clubs, and the board expresses regret and best wishes for his future business and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Trades Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Harter B. Hull
Waterloo
Hull
Dodge Bros. Motor Car Company
Clal
Conau
G Club
BUCO
A. Cony
Hiall
Greater Waterloo Association
Births Reported In Waterloo Area This Month
Birth notices list several families in Waterloo and surrounding townships including Elmer and Mrs Howitt Rural Route 4 Waterloo January 13 a daughter Thatothy May. Paul Krein 475 Shil lae two sons William John and Harold Jr from Pratt. Harold and Mrs. A A Fiuf January 27 a son Harold Jr. Freda C Mark Anton township January 28 a daughter Blanche Lorena. Arthur Cola Des Moines and flown Fourth Street West has a daughter Phyllis Martha. Also noted is civic involvement and scientific progress linked to Langley and the bolometer for measuring radii variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krein
William John
Harold Aa
Pratt
Emi
Fiuf
Harold Jr
Freda C
Mark
Anton
Blanche
Arthur Cola
Moines
Phyllis Martha
Hull
Modesto
Langley
Wateroo Right Elect Officer and Irish Republic Merger
Formalities completing the merger of Local Friends of Irish Freedom Society with Iowa branch of the American Association for Recognition of Irish Republic were observed at a meeting in the Knights of Columbus hall. Officers named: JL F McGarvey presiding, James Sims vice president, J J Meany secretary, C L McDermott treasurer. Resolutions pledging support for Irish republic recognition and urging U S officials to act were adopted, with a pledge to defend United States interests and publicize the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Irish Freedom
Iowa
American Association For Recognition of
C. Hall
JL. F. McGarvey
James Sims
J. J. Meany
C. L. McDermott
American Association
B. J. Slattery
United States of America
Ireland
Congress
United States
Cork
Republic of United States
Boyologist Talks to Fathers Sons in Waterloo Lecture Series
Frank H. Gamel known as the boyologist spoke on Life's Most Sacred Function before nearly 3006 fathers and sons at First Congregational church. He outlined generation principles and outlined upcoming talks including a father and son banquet at Grace M E church and lectures at Grace M H church and Walnut Street Baptist for high school boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Frank H. Gamel
Waterloo
Mr. Gamel
Waterloo East
Grace M. E. Church
Grace M. H. Church
Walnut Street Baptist
Modern Woodmen Elect County Camp Delegates
At the regular meeting of Water co Camp No. 2059 M A, national lecturer EL A. Say delivered a lecture on fraternal affairs. Delegates to the county camp to be held at Le Porte City on April 6 were elected: panel Sias M J Formner F J Makinster J C Muragh G J Bondurant RB R C Brown D K Thomson FM Stull BH S Bingham E A Smith F L Follett GC W Hutton M Taffner W A Bellinger W H Daniels M A Parker. Alternates named H P Cartington and others.
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M .A
EL A. Say
le Porte City
Panel Sias
M. J. Fommer
F. J. Makinster
J. C. Muragh
G. J. Bondurant
R. C. Brown
George Pagenn
C._E. Burch
C. BE. Eballheim
C. E. Brokaw
C. W. Knoop
M. Culligan
J. F. Murphy
W. C. Logan
C. R. Davis
W. D. Ryan
Ff. E. Wille
Health of Women and Lydia Pinkham Ad
An advertisement discusses women's health noting many endure strain from progress and common ailments such as backaches and nervous irritability. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long-standing natural restorative for these conditions.
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Lydia i
Lydia i] Pinkham
Colored Man With Sack of Chickens Caught by Police
John Wilson a colored man was arrested at 4 40 am with a sack of yellow legged chickens after a chase lasting blocks Officer Fred Hickle captured him and the birds were kept in the police station basement Wilson admitted stealing the fowls from Bason Bros and placing them in a wagon before fleeing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Fred Hickle
Wilson
Cacklers
Bason Bros
Sixth Street
Harry Fees
Hickle
Fourth Street
West High Pep Meet Promises West Side Victory
Maurice Cohn and Herold Bagwell presented humorous views on human nature as West High hosted an assembly. John Benton and Captain Bert Simmons predicted Old Rose and Black will beat East High in Friday’s East-West basketball game at East High Gym at 4 p m. Wells led the pep rally to energize Friday’s big clash. Elinor Christiansen played a piano solo and the glee club performed, both earning encores. The Cyclone club was announced to meet at West High at 7 30 p m today to study parliamentary law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cohn
Herold Bagwell
West High Assembly
Harold Bagwell
John Banton
Bert Simmons
Rose and Black
East High
Eastwest
Wells
Elinor Christiensen
Glee Club
Cyclone Club
West High
Musterole replaces mustard plasters for relief
A vintage ad touts Musterole as a clean white ointment made from pure oil of mustard and other ingredients. It claims to relieve sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and many pains without blistering, available in 35¢ 5¢ and hospital sizes.
Open to all West High students with eight credits
Meetings of the IB are held every Wednesday for eligible students at West High, inviting attendees who meet the eight credit requirement to participate.
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All West High
Dr. E. E. Magee Resumes Practice in Waterloo
Dr. Emery E. Magee returns to Waterloo after two years study in Chicago and eastern cities and reopens in the First National bank building. He will specialize in obstetrics and diseases of women and men. During absence he trained at Lying-In Hospital with Prof. B DeLee and at Sarah Morris Children’s Hospital with Profs Abt and Hess, observing in Buffalo and Baltimore clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
E. Magee
Chicago
Waterloo
First National Bank
Magee
Mages
Spegal
B. DeLee
Sarah Morie Children’s Hospital
Isaac A. Abt
Julius H. Hess
Buffalo
New York
Batthnore
Wisconsin College Quint Lobes To Moullikin 31 to 9
The Milli kin basketball team returned home from Beloit today after a road game in which they handed Wisconsin college quint Moullikin a 31 to 9 defeat.
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Isconsin College
Moullikin
Associated Press
Decatur
Millikin
Beloit
Wisconsin College
Proverb Caution Amid Arab Adage On Tongue After Whistling
A saying compares after whistling to a period of forty days when lips remain unpurified. It notes this gesture as a highly polluting sign from a person’s speech, reflecting cultural beliefs about spoken words and social purity.
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Pargon
United Press
Wilbert Shatbarger
Wilbert Shallenberear
Ruswell-Lamson Hotel
Wife No
Supreme Court
Betty Clifford Coberg
George L. Coberg
Annie Coberg
Coberg
Navy
Norfolk
Elmwood, Neb
Waterioo
Elmer Howitt
Jan
Thatothy May
Waterloo Righ
Laws Association
I Cognition of
Woodmen
Say Cohn
Bagwell
Musterole
Mrs
Buick
Company 417
West Fourth St
Plaza Theatre
E. E. Magee
Los & Sika
W. A
Knox
Percy R. Wood Bye
Javitt & Johnson Bank
Buite
DR. Waterbury
Edwin T. Jaynes
Franklin St
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Grove
Alemi Na
Vto
California
Los Angeles
Chicago Great Western
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Kansas City Union Station
Fred Harvey
Grand Canyon
Peverill Motor Sales Co
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