Radio Wave Reallocations Announced for U S Broadcasters
Washington February 4 news reports reallocations of radio wave lengths for broadcasting stations. The Commerce Department listed B grade stations with modern gear and ample parts, allocating varied wavelengths to cities including Boston Lawrenceville Detroit Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Minneapolis and Chicago among others. The plan aims to reduce service interruptions with no fixed effective date announced.
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Washington,d. C
Commerce Department
Latiers
Boston
Lawrence
Mich
Thigs
Neb
Goreeibas
Bristow
Okla
Atlantic
ROY
Rittsburgh
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Mass
Ft. Worth
Dalla Ana
St. Louis
Two Literary Clubs Elect Officers for Tuesday Meetings
Cedar Falls areas elect new leaders for Tuesday clubs and Nineteenth Century group. Officers include Mrs. George R. Peebles president and A R Baxter president, with lists of vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. Also notes material unloading for CO men's gymnasium and Cedar Falls church women meet schedules. Estates probate items and local residents return to South Dakota.
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Cedar Falls
J. W. Bancroft
A., Co
Vuesday Club
George R. Peebles
Emma Rumsey
CG. W. Wester
D. S. Wright
Benjamin Boardman
G. W. Walters
O. BH. Read
J. D. Corning
A .L Clark
Atonement Presented by Lyceum Players at West High
The Lyceum Players present Stonement a three act play at West High School auditorium next Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Wells star as Bernard Halloway and son Kenneth across three acts with a quick change. The show features a mystery theme and a musical interlude with vocal numbers by Mr and Mrs Wells. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. The program also includes a soprano Gladys Shartbout, baritone Raym ond Koch, and pianist Wither Carlin.
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West High School
Sirsenn Wells
Bernard Halloway
Kenneth
Ate. Wells
Tecappias
Returnes
Nain
Bernard Malloway
Mit
Irs. Wells
Jul Za
Tein
Abareh Jb
Gladys Shartbout
Prano
Raymund Koch
Withert Carlin
First rehearsal for American Legion band at church
The American Legion band, drawn from Theeker Chapman post members, begins rehearsal at First Methodist Church on Tuesday. G. Albert Scholins directs the group as they plan to perform about 20 pieces. The occasion marks the band’s organized formation under Scholins’s direction.
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American Legion
Theeker- Chapman Post
Thea
Lnsaragnee
G. Mbert Seholia
Organia
First Methodist Church
Local Socials and Sickly News From La Porte City
La Porte City residents share club gatherings and family updates. Good Cheer club met at a farm home southeast of town with about 30 attending and two-course refreshments served. J Lane recovers from pneumonia then illness returns with quinsy. sons Edd and George visiting. Lotus club hosted by Mrs. Hayzlett with 16 members. fancywork and luncheon. Other notes include crutch aided mobility after sprain, a funeral in Tipton, and the birth of a daughter Dorothy Arlene to the Hagens, with Harold Johnson’s wife returning from Oklahoma City.
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Good Cheer Club
O. E. Miles
la Porte City
Liles
Perle
Gutt
Perle Gott
Idamae Ables
Ciuh
R. J. Dame
T. J. Lane
Edd
Brandon
George
Cedar Rapids
Lotus Club
A. Hayzlett
G. A. Hayzlett
Hattie Smith
Vth Adis
LN. Wright
Tipton
Percy Hagen
Locust Street
Little Miss Tuts
Dorothy Ar
Prosecution Opens Case in Mahanna Trial
Assistant county attorney IF W Edwards opened for the state in the Mahanna case, accusing Frank Mahanna of offenses against a 16 year old girl who was 15 on January 4, 1924. The state will show Mahanna invited a ride in a car during May. Defense is led by E J Wenner and Hal Mosier who said their opening would follow the state’s evidence. A jury was finally drawn yesterday evening with twelve members, including H H Miller and P E Klein. few women jurors were selected and none remained.
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IF. W. Edwards
Frank Mahanna
Edwards
Mahanna
E. J. Wenner
Hal
Fred Seidler
George Woellert
Waterloo girls to write meat themed stories contest
Waterloo high school girls in home economics plan a two story writing contest on meat sponsored by the National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago. Last year Martha Timmerman then a junior high student won the local contest and her story ranked among the best nationally. Cash prizes totaling 2500 dollars with a championship prize of 3 pounds will be awarded. Winners will be announced at each site.
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Waterloo
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Martha Timmerman
Tanlac for Your Health ad claims fast grippe recovery
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a swift remedy after grippe or flu. It alleges Tanlae cleanses the blood boosts digestion, restores appetite, and makes the user feel like a new person, citing a formula of roots and herbs claimed to revitalize strength and vigor. The copy urges readers to purchase Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation relief.
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Tania
Tanlae
Ant
iMERCANTILE: BUSINESS LOSES E. L. HOSTETER
With the closing of the Basket grocery at 708 Sycamore street, E. L. Hosteter retires after 38 years in Waterloo retail merchan tile life. He will devote time to his farm and real estate. The Basket grocery was the first cash and carry in Waterloo started by Hosteter ten years ago as Parcel Post Package Basket. He previously ran a furniture store in the same building on Fourth street east. The vacated room will be remodeled and rented.
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Basket
Sycamore Street
Wosteter
Waterloo
Hosteter
Basket Grocery
Fourth Street
Zemo promises clear skin with antiseptic liquid
Advertisement urges readers to try Zemo to remove pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. It touts a clean penetrating antiseptic liquid usable day or night with trial bottle 35 cents large size one dollar and Zemo Soup 25 cents, available at all druggists.
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Eczeman
Aplington Baskets Past Iowa Falls In Wisconsin?
Aplington high boys won at Iowa Falls last night 21 to 9 after trailing 7 to 2 at halftime, launching a 14 to 1 closing rally. The Aplington girls also beat Iowa Falls 9 to 2 to extend their nine game win streak. Minnie Riter scored 19 field goals as the Iowa Falls doubleheader visit looms Friday night.
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Aplington
Spe
Aplington High Quint
Iowa Falls
Aptington Girls
Minnie Riter
Wiatsburg
East High and West High Prep Basketball Schedules Set
East High meets Teachers College at Cedar Falls tonight with tip at 7 15. West High faces Cedar Falls on the Tiger court with start time set for 8 p m.
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East High
Teachers College High
Cedar Falls
West High
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty and Desertion in Common Law Marriage
Matthew Tunger files for divorce charging cruelty and desertion by his wife after a 13 month common law marriage prior to a formal ceremony. He seeks ownership of household goods at 520 Ankeny Street and states Vel. 18, 1924. The action names Yim Der as the corespondent in a case dated today.
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Matthew Tunger
Yim der
Ankeny Street
Creomulsion touted as cure for chronic coughs
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and fights germs, with overall relief for bronchial and lung ailments and a money back guarantee if relief fails after proper use.
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Setinus
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Karnak Health Cure Praised By Contractor
Fr Eckman of Marshalltown Iowa reports dramatic relief after using Karnak medicine. He says sleepless nights, fatigue, and weakness improved, and credits Karnak with restoring energy and well being. He urges others to try Karnak as sold by local druggists and stores.
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Eckman
Marshalltown
Towa
Bervas
Jad
Coon
Rolere Dry Co
Llieher
Reichert Accused of Ignoring Court Order in Contempt Case
The filing after noon seeks citation to show cause why Philip K Reichert should not be punished for contempt. Frances Reichert sues, alleging a 1924 divorce settlement required Reichert to pay $100 plus costs and attorney fees.
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Frances Reichert
Philip K. Reichert
Plaintig
Ftin
Contempt Hearing Set For Nonpayment Defendant
A defendant who failed to pay and ignored a court order has a contempt hearing scheduled for February 6 at 9:00 a.m. The hearing will determine whether contempt charges are upheld.
Groundhog forecast sparks warm spell amid mixed skies
A springlike dry spell followed overcast skies with snow melt from Sunday and Monday. Temperatures ranged 42F high to 17F low as government readings and noon measurements rose, with forecasted warmth and a dip in temperatures again by Thursday evening. Movie operators report strong audience flow despite confusion over front and back seating, while organizers consider pricing changes to balance access.
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Georges H. Twaddle
Ceder Malis
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
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Huumel Fur
Department of Commerce
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Cincinnati
WSAT
WLW
A. CO
WHHL
Women's Associations
Cedar Falla
Thursdy
Anish Bethlehem
Overgaard
Presbyterian
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Evangelical
Plm. S
Levi Jewell
Sherman Porter
Congregational
W. M
Curtis Ford
St. Luke's Episcopal
LeClair Martin
Jocal Versons
District Court
R. C. Rose
Jennie S. Rose
Nellie Cunning
W.C. Canning
Hortense Jones
John Osgood
Timothy Benson
Nellie Mayo
P. Manful
Mabel Veeht
W. Miller
cAnuna C
Frank M. Miller
Harold G. Simonsen
Carrie Simonsen
Thenry Stiles
SB. Humbert
Christena Tuthill
Fred N. Iruene
South Dakota
van Seliger
Ernest
John Seliger
Winifred
Lyceum
C. Albert Scholin
TG Direct Legion’s Band
la Porte
Edith, Adame
Roa Porte City
E. L. Hosteter
Zemo
Lumbago
Wan Tor Bros. Rodert Prug Co
Atkil Charnacists
Iivert
Tere
Aplington Basketeers
East
Karnak
A. F
Eekman
Philip Reichert
Noveber
Jaya
Uber
Beauhoy
Chamberlain’s
Scane
H. L. Scane
Dees
Stetson and
Knox
Syria
Arrow Brand O
Phoenix
Madras
Thenva
Scane’s Clothes Shop
East Fourth St
Waterloo, Towa
Pant Easttbelette
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