ML STAR speech program set for teachers meet
Outstanding talent is provided by the executive committee of which County Superintendent HH a Mooker chairs for the annual affessions of the Northeastern Iowa teachers association. West High school April 2 will feature speakers including Gienn Mrank and Ursualey Jilanten. Lectures cover The Power of Imitation and Menial Hygiene in schools. Round table sessions include many University of Iowa faculty. Attendance expected 1500 to 2000.
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loWa
West High School
Gienn
State University of Isin
Jtenn
Aince
Tern Civilizating
Ursualey Jilanten
Minneapolina
Meniai
Snitcols
Towa “State Teachers College
Fed Music
Mus
Cecilians
Wusic
P. GC. Packer
JD. Stoddard
T. J. Kirby
Bird T. Baldwin
Mabel Snedaskery
Other Vegers
Mar Yia Miller
Ruth Woods
State University of Iowa
Faculty of
State Teachers Colles
C. W. Bangs
Manchester
O. P. Fowler
Dubuque
Gertrude M. Crane
Deedrak
A . Clevenger
Waverly
Nationwide radio fade out survey planned by enthusiasts
Scientists and 4,254 radio fans across the United States and Canada prepare to track fade outs tonight from 8 to 11 pm. Observers will log every five minutes details on static fading weather and atmospheric conditions to uncover causes. More than 45,000 report blanks will be tabulated in this broad radio survey.
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Evanston
UNS
United States
Canada
Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
Corn Committee Plans Opening of Legislative Bureau
The administration committee of the agricultural committee of 22 met in Chicago to plan a Washington DC legislative bureau representing middlewest business interests and to consider a Chicago headquarters. Attending were George N. Peek Wilfred Lindstrom H. H. L. Hartshorn William Hirth Charles Truex Ballard Dunn and Frank Warner, among others.
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Chicago
Agricultural Committee
Des Moines
Washington, D. C
Legislative Bureau
George N. Peek
Moline
Ill
Walfred Lindstrom
Pleasant Lake
Ind
H. H. L. Hartshorn
Ford
Kan
William Hirth
Columbia
Charles IV. Truex
Columbus
Ballard Dunn
Omaha Bee
Frank Warner
Declam Entrants Drill for 4 Way Contest Thursday
East High, West High, Teachers College High, and Cedar Falls High prepare for a quadrangular declamation contest at Teachers College Cedar Falls Thursday evening. East High entrants include George Heath, Frances Stotts, and Encatha Ken. West High speakers were to be chosen Wednesday night in the home declamatory contest.
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East High
West High
Icicle Injury Costs Firm $9 141.65 in Superior Court
A Newmarket Manufacturing employee Antonio Wiedzie sued after an ice fall from a mill roof struck him in January 1923. A Rockingham County jury awarded $9 141.65 to the plaintiff for injuries suffered while clearing ice on the roof.
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Manchester
X. i
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
Newmarket
Antonio
Wiedzie
Rockfuzham County
Europe Faces Shift as Russia Attracts World Interest
The piece notes world interest moving east toward Russia as Western Europe’s dominance wanes in 1926. It cites John Gavitt’s analysis in The Seventh Year of the League of Nations, Germany’s entry, and Russia’s limited league participation.
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Europe
Russia
Germany
John Palmer
Clauwiry
League Opf
Osea Nations
League of Nations
Gywvit
Hodges
League of Nations News
Gavit
Roosevelts Return With Armor-Plated Rhinoceros Hide Trophy
Col. Theodore Roosevelt and his brother Kermit finish a 19 month central Asia hunt. They sail from Bombay to Marseilles and then to the United States carrying rare trophies including an armor plated rhinoceros hide, Royal Bengal tigers, Indian antelopes, leopards, hogs, axis deer, and over 200 birds. They also secured the Marco Polo sheep from the Pamir mountains and eleven Tienshan ibex high in the Pamir region.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Central Asia
James Simpson
Roosevelts
Bombay
Marseilles
France
United States
Pamir
Simpson College Open to Meeting to Patch Athletic Rift
Simpson College athletic board offered to meet with the Tutor Board at a neutral city to mend differences that led to a break in athletic relations. Officials backed Coach Noel Workman’s decision to terminate ties after a near riot at a basketball game, while implying no disavowal of that action.
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Indianola
INS
Simpson College Athletic Board
State Teachers College of
Cedar Falls
Athletic Board
Noel Workman
G. Cable
Tutor Athletic Board
J. L. Hillman
Simpson Ila
Efforts to Oust Birds on Camden City Lawn Fail
Camden New Jersey February 3 sparrows drive city fathers to distraction despite acid poison and hose play by the fire department Birds roost in the trees on the city hall lawn hampering lawmakers A squad used poison and sprayed the trees while three fire companies used hoses to attack the birds The city hall was greeted by continuous chirps of defiance on arrival.
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Camden
N. J
City Hall
Alvina Block Weds Edwin Mixdorf in Taitheran Church
Miss Alvina Block daughter of Mr and Mrs John Block married Edwin Mixdorf son of Mr and Mrs August Mixdorf at 2 pm Saturday at Taitheran church The couple’s attendants were Ida Kopplin Elia Haifa John Block and John Mixdorf The bride wore a white gown trimmed in pearl heading and carried a bouquet of 5 sweet peas A wedding luncheon followed at the Block home.
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Alvina Block
John Block
Premifer Street
Edwin Mixdorf
August Mixdorf
Taitheran Church
Henry Mueller
Ida Kopplin
Elia Haifa
John Mixdorf
Wilhelms report favorable town business conditions
John Wilhelm and his wife returned from a three weeks trip to California and a ten day shopping tour in New York. He said town business compares favorably with the nation and California holds its own amid Florida exodus with some vacancies in less desirable areas. They met former Waterloo photographer E Willard Spurr in Pasadena.
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John Wilhelm
Walnut Court
Police Chief Blames City for Gambling Dens Open
Des Moines police chief Cavender accused municipal authorities of mal administration and said gambling dens remain active with a local loss of about 40000 dollars. Western writer Catherine Cather, California author, died in New York and will be shipped to San Jose for burial. Iowa National Bank director election results to be announced in Frk. Kesser’s obituary notes a director resignation.
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Des Moines
Cavender
New York
Catherine Cather
California
San Jose
Moines
Kesser
Frank
Iowa
Test
Wips
Congregational Ministerial Association Visit Noted in Grinnell
Several days last week at Grinnell were spent by attendees of the Congregational Ministerial association. T. C. Crippen is in Hampton hospital treated for a bone infection in his lower limbs. Mr and Mrs George Lachtenberg welcomed a boy Friday morning. Mr and Mrs B J Weires and Miss Nelle Weires hosted Al Far society ladies at the former home Saturday evening.
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Grinnell
Congregational Ministerial Association
T. C. Crippen
Hampton Hospital
Welnge
George Lachtenberg
Airs
B. J. Weires
Nelle Weires
Alfar Society
Formers
Nashua Local Notes Highlight Moves and Ailments
Nashua reports Wesley Foster renting Mrs. Helen Fox’s home and moving to Minnesota to assist her daughter with her husband’s paralysis. Byron Brown plans to restart his milk route. Tom Campbell retires from farming and moves to town. Claude Hall returns from California. Mrs. Belle Seaman ill with kidney trouble at Waverly hospital. Martha Thompson ill in Washington hospital after pleural infection and lung tapping. Emanon club met at Mrs. Lynn Rust’s home. Fred Dickman injured by a horse last week and bedridden.
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Nashua
Fed
Wesley Foster
Helen Fox
Byron Brown
Tom Campbell
Andrew Keuts
Charles Farnsworth
Plainfield
Fred Dickman
William Dickman
Flory
Emanon Club
Lynn Rust
Claude Hall
California
Belle Seaman
Waverly Hospital
C. W. Thompson
Martha
Washington, D C
Frank Moorer
James Mellinger
Earl Corey
Snow Fence Costs Highlight Black Hawk Snow Removal
Black Hawk county spent 2804 dollars in December on snow removal, second only to Polk and Pottawattamie among Iowa counties. The state commission notes 500000 feet of snow fence erected and ongoing demand for fencing, with delivery to Black Hawk delayed to late November and January 21.
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Cara Ted
Jack Hawk County
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Black Hawk
Polk County
Pottawattamite
State Commission
Wheeler Lumber Company
Des Moines
The
Highway Commission
Jesup Club Activities and Community Notices
Jesup and area residents attend club meetings and social events through February. Reports include hostess duties, funeral attendance, family visits, and installation of officers, with updates on members changing homes and future plans. A fatal suicide by a longtime Chicago blacksmith is also noted in brief.
Butler County teens prep for state spelling bee
Allis Ja grade and rural schools in Butler County prepare for the state spelling bee. The top school will advance to Des Moines for the April state contest. Also noted are local church rites and elections, including candidates for sheriff and other offices.
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Allis
Butler County
Court House
Butler
Des Moines
Een Brodericknish
Stora Roberts
Bristow
A. Fiaberis
CL Cowin
United Brethren Church
Ray Norcout
Waterlow
E. E. Wilder
Son
Agen Rich School
Waterloo
Winthrop
Rirat
Hich C. Terrin
New Hartford
Tentler Farmers Mutual Wire
Marders Barnett
Ship
Allison
Conus Sipaty Ife
Hugh Carter
aAtchison Onarshal
Sherif
Boney
Barna
Rev
Ala Medward A. Lang
Guess to Move Show, FPLDS Tragedy at Home
Chicago February 8 Atonie Frances Miller left home to attend a movie. Her parents quarreled and soon after she returned they were dead Roy Miller shot his wife then killed himself in the home tragedy.
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Chicago
Joseph Vitek
Antonie Frances Miller
Roy Miller
Daugherty Found Dead In County Jail Pool
An 80 year old inmate Daugherty was found dead in a jail pool area on Sunday. Authorities believe he possibly suffered a fall and died from exposure while in custody.
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Daugherty
Skarpe
Pool of Wa
Sioux City Furnace Victim Death Probed
Official investigation continues into the death of Mrs. George Solomon, the furnace victim. Solomon is to be arraigned on a murder charge Tuesday as funeral arrangements are delayed pending further action.
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Sioux City
George Solomon
Furnace
Solomon
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Persistent coughs and colds jeopardize health. Creomulsion, a creosote based emulsion, soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims to treat bronchitis asthma and respiratory diseases, with a money back guarantee if not relief after following directions.
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Creomulsion
Atlanta
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