Council Approves Motor Bus Line Regulations
The Cedar Falls city council adopted an ordinance regulating traffic and authorizing a new Motor Bus service between Waterloo and Cedar Falls. The line will start Saturday with hourly round trips from Cedar Falls at 6:00 p.m., using one 18 passenger bus costing about 5,000 dollars. Fare is 25 cents per trip, no franchise granted, license and heavy liability bond required.
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Ity Council
Motor Bus Company
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Paul R. Ryberg
H. A. Pomeroy
Minnneapolis
Rome
Urges Churches to Use Newspaper Ads
Rev J T Brabner Smith of the constitutionalism committee urged churches to spend on newspaper advertising and space purchase as conscientiously as paying the preacher. He said newspapers can inform and shape public welfare, and that press and pulpit should cooperate with timely, direct articles hitting the heart of the story early.
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United Press
New York
J. T. Brabner Smith
Episcopal Church
Iowa Music Teacher Clings to Her Job
Storm Lake Iowa February 15 Miss Sara Jones music teacher wants her job back. School board of Newell fired her over illness absence 19 4e while Jones says she kept up work. County superintendent supports board. Jones plans to appeal to state superintendent of public instruction.
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Storm Lake
Sara Jones
Newell
Ilness
House Voters Debate Impeachment Of Federal Judge Landis
The article explains impeachment versus charges in the Landis case, noting impeachment requires House charges and Senate trial. It cites constitutional provisions on impeachment powers, trial procedures, and removal standards for presidents and judges. It clarifies roles of House and Senate in federal officer cases.
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House
Senate
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Weliv
Ohio
Landis
United States Senate
Tower
United States
Olie
Supreme Court
Dairymen Slash Milk Prices In Waterloo
Radical cuts go into effect yesterday as Waterloo dairies reduce quart bottles from 14 to 1 and pint from 9 to 7 cents. They cite a declining butterfat market and warn further cuts may come to farmers. A Barclay township seller offered 11 cents for milk. dairymen deny competition influenced the move.
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Waterloo, Dairies
Barclay Township
Quick Action Saves Life of Woman Who Took Carbolic Acid
Mrs. Blanche Cook attempted suicide at her father A. A. Atherton's home on Edwards Street after a domestic dispute. Nurse Alberta Lena Simon reported she swallowed carbolic acid but prompt intervention and vomiting prevented worse harm. a doctor said she would recover.
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Blanche Cook
A. A. Atherton
Alberta Lena Simon
Cook
Noted lecturer to speak on Irish question
An American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic will hold a mass meeting at Waterloo theatre next Sunday February 2 at 3 pm. Speaker Walter Holloway, a noted lecturer, will present the Irish question from an American Protestant and old English perspective drawing on revolutionary ideals.
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All & Mass
American Association For the Rérognition
Waterloo
Wailer E. Holloway
Cage
Halloway
Stock
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ministerial Association
Civic Department of Waterloo Woman's Club
Grace M. E
Washington
Building Permits Filed for Remodels at Cortlandt and Independence
W Kime of 308 Cortlandt Street applies for remodeling permits with B Farrer. Mrs G H Tarker of 343 Independence Avenue seeks authorization for remodeling work.
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W. Kime
Cortlandt Street
B. Farrer
G. H. Tarker
Independence
Ieray’ Wisees
Fragmented notes on religion history and early American figures
The fragment mentions Islamic practice of shaving a head tuft as a sign of paradise, fossil finds hinting at Liskimes in New Jersey, and Andrew Jackson’s early apprenticeship with a saddler. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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New Jersey
Blacks Store to Expand Upward at Corner Fourth and Sycamore
James Black dry goods store begins remodeling to add a new fifth floor department store and larger basements. The project raises capital stock from 600000 to 1000000 and schedules a April 1 expansion with seven building doors in use including basement. Metropolitan Life and Dr J R Allen relocate to the Commercial Bank building during the work.
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James Black Drygooda
Fourth
Sycamore
James Graham
Gxture
Completa
James Black Company
Fourth Street
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
J. R. Allen
Commercial Bank
Casebeer Improves in Meningitis Case
Cerebral meningitis diagnosed in Jack Casebeer after found unconscious two weeks ago near Elk Run while supervising timber cutting. Doctor reports continual improvement and normal temperature for several days as samples were sent to authorities in Town City with no results. A Waterloo physician identified the illness.
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Jack Casebeer
Caseber
Caseheer
Elk Run
Town City
Waterloo
Club speakers outline rival organizations platforms
Spokesmen from Rotary Lions and Kiwanis plan a joint meeting at Black's tearoom to present their club platforms. A. F E Gates will state the Rotary platform J L Jones will reveal Lions planks and A A Sohner will discuss Kiwanis. Paul Davis chairs Guy Lee critiques. Additional talks include housing penalties and Navy program cuts.
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A. F E. Gates
J. L. Jones
A. A. Sohner Paul Davis
Guy Lee
H.A. Boysen
W. H. Langles
V. J. Rechtferth
Germany Must Pay For War Damage Yet Not Burden Nation
Uncle Harry discusses the Allied Council plan demanding Germany pay 53.85 billion in indemnity plus a 2 12 percent export tax over 42 years. He cautions a nation cannot be spanked and notes Germany must rebuild its economy to meet obligations. A London meeting looms for further reparations talks.
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Germany
Allied Supreme Council
Jingmy
Uncle Harry
Helen
Kaiser
Supreme Council
England
Allied Council
London
Dining room to open at Greater Waterloo offices
Fred Nielsen, steward for the new dining room in the Greater Waterloo association quarters in the Suffern building, prepares to feed business men at noon Thursday. The dining area occupies the third floor with kitchens and offices, and a private stair gives access to the second floor lounge, reading room, and a game room with billiards, pool, cards, and chess.
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Fred Nielsen
Greater Waterloo Association
Suffern
Nielsen
Waterioo Woman's Club
Baum Grocery Co Offers Daily Delivery Service
Baum Grocery advertises prompt phone orders and daily delivery with a wide range of staples. Featured items include creamery butter, Cream of Wheat, toilet paper, coffee, rice, Aunt Jemima buckwheat, pickles, Heinz ketchup, and Oleo, plus fresh cream each morning.
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Baum Grocery Co
Ewo
B. Ath Si
Chase & & Sanborn
Monarch Brand
Jemima
Nueva Nat Oleg
Missionary meetings bring Northern Baptists to Iowa cities
Waterloo hosts a multi city Baptist missionary conference from Feb 14 to March 4 featuring East and West China, Burma, Assam, Japan, the Philippines, Africa and U S speakers. Rev A D McGlashan directs arrangements with Rev John Tilden Latta and Hon Henry Bond among the speakers. Schedule lists Cedar Rapids Waterloo Fort Dodge Mason City Spencer Sioux City Council Bluffs Des Moines Ottumwa Davenport.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Walnut Street Baptist Auditorium
A. D. McGlashan
Des Moines
District of Columbia
Northern Baptists
Northern Baptist Convention
East China
West China
Burma
Assam
Japan
Philippines
Africa
John Tilden Latta
Thonze
Henry Bond
Brattleboro
Vermont Northern Baptist Convention
Harry S. Myers
General Board of Promotion
Vermont
C. S. Jennings
Robert J. Burdette
Woman's Home Mission Society
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Spencer
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa
Davenport
McCombe to Deliver Message to Waterloo Parents
Dr. McCombe will give a red hot sermon to Waterloo parents during a revival at Bt Methodist church tonight. Parent teachers associations join as guests. a section of the auditorium is reserved until 7 25 p m. 7 15 p m parlor gathering precedes.
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Bt Methodist Church
McCombe
Waterloo
Clase
Mark Screggy
H. J. Merlin
Park
Ferris Crew
Lewis Heckinger
A. J. Dunlap
Elmwood
A Morrison
Pleasant
Harry Padden
Ll. Harmon
Randolph
Annie Watterson
Johnson
George Miller
Sheridan Road
Waiter Mathews
Jefferson
Scout Tenderfoots of Troop 8 Prepare Rite at Westminster
Waterloo Boy Scout Troop 8 led by Scoutmaster CG. H. Trunkey holds the first initiation ceremonies for a class of prospective scouts at Westminster Presbyterian church. Several Waterloo scouts will be examined before the court of honor as part of the event.
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Waterloo
Westminster Presbyterian Church
CG. H. Trunkey
Sitting Bull
Court of Honor
Scouts Gather at Headquarters for Merit Badge Awards
At scout headquarters at 6 p.m. today to determine the award of more merit badges. A number of scouts here have already proved proficiency in various branches of scoutcraft, entitling them to wear a badge indicating the success of their efforts.
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P. S
Morning After The Big Night Relief With Stuart's Tablet
A vintage ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for postmeal distress. It promises fast relief from gas sour risings and biliousness, noting the tablet works during stomach rest and suits banqueters and rich food environments. Ends with price of 60 cents per box.
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Stuart
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