Swine breeders in city discuss pavilion plans
Two representatives from six hog breeds met Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress directors at noon to propose a national swine show pavilion for 1,000 hogs. Plans show a HL shaped building with two 66 by 250 foot wings, a 32 by 320 foot arena, cement floors, and aisles for spectators and exhibitors. Breeds listed include Poland China, Spotted Poland China, Chester White, Duroc Jersey, Hampshire, and Tamworth.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Tog
Haveeen
Poland
China
Hester
Duroc
Tamworth
West High Thrift Campaign Gains Daily
A school thrift drive at West High, run by the commercial department headed by W. EL India, shows growing participation. An assembly report finds 38 percent of freshmen, 34 percent of sophomores, 6 percent of juniors, 45 percent of seniors, and 70 percent of past graduates saving. Forty-eight percent deposited Tuesday. 31 students who saved earlier did not add new funds. Top accounts include $402.15, $807, and $69.10.
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West High
Commercial, Department
W. EL India
Commercial “Department
Depositors Totals and Grade Breakdown Over 12 Weeks
Over the last 12 weeks deposits reached 171 230 238 2233 244 240 222 244 5201 292 and 378. The peak single day was 197.77 on January 12. Grade wise, ninth 20 percent tenth 33 percent eleventh 47 percent twelfth 34 percent.
Home Promised to Her by Mrs Howell Says Claim
Mrs Lena Howell seeks 18000 for services from Ira Blough as administrator of Elizabeth Wilkins estate. An amendment alleges in May 1918 Mrs Williams promised to leave the homestead to Howell if she left her home to care for the decedent and breaching that agreement. Interest at 6 percent is asked on 15000 from Aug 1 1920.
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Lena Howell
Ira Blough
Elizabeth Wilkins
Murtagh
Mears & Love
Williams
Howell
Jefferson Street
Second Street
Third Avenue
Willams
Miss Agnes Meany Still Holds Lead in Monte Carlo Race
Miss Agnes Meany maintains the lead in the Monte Carlo Forum event as the week begins. Josephine Bernard Madaline Althouse and Adella Damge press the pace with a strenuous campaign ahead of the final week. The standings list Agnes Mosny Bernard Althouse Bamge and others among the contenders for the prize slate.
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Agnes Meany
Diayer~eas
Monte Carlo
Agnes Mosny
Josephine Bernard Ars
Madaling Althouse
Adella Bamge
O. Burton
Tafmann
Iske Bryan Estier
Glulyee
H. T. Wagner
Magdalena ‘Smith
Skating Pros Tie For First In Open Speed Meet
Saranac Lake, N Y Feb 13 Art Staff and Bobby McLean both of Chicago won one event each and placed second in another with a tie for third in the final race of the opening program in the American professional outdoor speed skating championships. They are tied for first with 55 points each, Ed Mund Lamy of Saranac Lake has 40 points and Ett McGowan of St Paul has 20 points.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Art Staff
Bobby McLean
Chicago
Pontiac
Tink
Edmund Lamy
Ett McGowan
St. Paul
Doctor Discovers New Rupture Remedy
Akron Ohio advertisement reports a physician unveiling a painless non surgical rupture treatment. It promises no cuts no rubbing and no loss of work time with rapid recovery. Readers can request a booklet from Hernia Specialist KeIT Scott Suite S51 M Scott Building Akron Ohio.
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Akron
Ohio
Ohio P
Scott
Scott Bldg
Sunnyside Country Club Elects Directors at Meeting
At the annual Sunnyside Country Club meeting in Wa terleo association Ist night, Bryant, Plumb, and Kerwin were elected directors for a three year term. C WY Chapman delivered a finale report praising Mirant conditions and urged members to use club facilities. officers and committees to be chosen by the board next week. Willi Bathie will continue as staff instructor at the club.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Greater Waterleo Association
Bryant
HH. B. Plumb
W. P. Kerwin
C. WY. Chapman
Willi S. Bathie
Freight Handling to Receive Better Care
A no exception freight shipment campaign will be started on the Illinois Central system in March to improve efficiency and carefulness of all employees. The aim is to have freight shipments arrive with perfect billing and conditions, with daily reports tabulated at headquarters as outlined by Western lines General Superintendent W S Williams.
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Illinois Central System
W. S. Williams
Western Lines
Marsh Pork
West Va
U.S
Blue Star
Simpson College Gets Increased Quarters for Girls
Indianola Iowa February 16 A six thousand dollar real estate deal closed here for Simpson College to obtain the Lorraine apartment house from Browne and Schrier to convert into a girls dormitory Current occupants will move out this spring Rae Lu arranged the deal
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Simpson College
Indianola
Siorpson College
Browne & Schrier
Lorraine
Rae, Lu
Plan for Dormitory At Lorraine Apartments
Yen, business manager of Sipser college, outlines an alteration plan due to crowded Mary Berry hall. The Lorraine apartments, built six years ago, contain 11 units in a 60 by 80 foot building, each housing five residents. Alterations will convert apartments into temporary dormitory space, with a proposed 10 room dormitory for boys and a 4 room layout contemplated. temporary use only.
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Yen
Sipser College
Mary Berry
Mayor Attends Meeting on Telephone Rate Bill
Mayor A I Guugy attended a Des Moines hearing by the Inquhitive committee of the League of Iowa Municipalities. The session explored a bill empowering city councils to regulate telephone rates and services. The measure was introduced in the Senate by Senator Bowman from the district.
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A. I. Guugy
Inquhitive
League of Iowa
Des Moines
Senate
AL. Ds. Bowman
Council to Review 23 Paying Program at Adjourned Meeting
City council will discuss completion of the resolution of necessity for the 23 Paying Program and fixing assessments for property owners. Protests cannot be heard at this session, with a publication planned for tomorrow and Saturday. A special meeting likely March 4 will include taxpayers who wish to be heard.
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Mareh
Recruiting for Philippine duty in medical department
An advertisement invites recruits for service in the regular army medical department in the Philippines. The notice directs applicants to the Joen recruiting office on the second floor of the federal building and promises a chance to see the islands with no layover.
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Philippines
Joen
Federal
Iva Mion
Suspended Police Patrolman Faces Public Trial
In the city council records a patrolman named Steware or Stewart is suspended from the department by Chief Walker for conduct unbecoming an officer. He may appeal to the fire and police commission for a public trial, after which changes to the suspension could become permanent.
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Patrolmlan
Steware
Patrotman
Waseddy
Ha Department
Poop
Walker
Pole
Aieet
Cormat Wollee
Stewaart
Lak
Civil Services
Pas Licew
Tommal
Appeah
Olive Tablets advertised as a facial cleanser remedy
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective cleansing remedy for skin clarity and blood purification. It claims the tablets help with dull complexion, bad breath, and torpid liver, urging readers to take one or two nightly for a week. The ad contrasts olive tablets with calomel and notes their olive color.
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Dwards
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair Quickly
An advertisement claims Wrath's Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally and evenly overnight. It promises darker, glossier hair after one or two applications and appeals to those feeling aging, urging purchase at any drug store.
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Wrath
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