Greater Waterloo Host to Salesmen and Farmers Today
Traveling salesmen from Waterloo and other cities attend a Greater Waterloo Host event tonight from 7 to 10 pm with an expected 3000 guests. State Senator W G Haskell of Cedar Rapids delivers the main talk. Ross Conservatory of Music students perform dances and songs with accompanying musicians. Local association members welcome guests and express appreciation. Farmers and their wives attend a special open house program this afternoon with notices to local country business men.
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloos
W. G. Haskell
Gedar Rapids
Ross Conservatory of Music
Harriette Dudiex Ross
Harriette Dudiex Ross Will Interpret the Following Dances: “la Petit
Amour
Ocean
Emma Lou Smith
Butterfly
Madeline Smith-Althouse
Anna Caser
James Murphy
G. V.orris
Charles W. Hunt
Ionas Farm Bureau
Charles Hearst
Cedar Falls
Naval Recruiting Station to Close
The Navy recruiting station at 100 1 2 Fourth Street East is closing Monday. Maj A R Mack in charge of the Des Moines district reviews the property and accounts of Chief W A Nemes as he transfers to Des Moines. The local station may reopen before July 1 and navy matters can be directed to the Des Moines district headquarters.
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Navy
Fourth Street
Maj. A. R. Mack
Des Moines
W. A. Nemes
Maj. Mack
Spacous bungalow designed by Chas S Sedgwick
A spacious bungalow by designer Chas S Sedgwick showcases a servantless layout aimed at easy living. It features a sunlit living and dining area, three bedrooms on main floor, a modern kitchen and bath, a second story with three more sleeping rooms, and options for heat via pipeless furnace or hot water steam or hot air systems. The frame house spans 40 by 46 feet with cream exterior and red shingled roof, priced roughly 7500 to 9000 dollars excluding plumbing and heating.
Transfers Noted of Farming Lane
In Black Hawk county farm sales revived with prices around 3209 an acre for various tracts. Henry Shaefer’s Corydon farm sold to Campbell Legget for 350 per acre. J R Scott farm in Muscatine county sold to Grant Dalton for 65000 total, 317 an acre. Floyd county transfer shows M K Dingman and Bertha Dingman in 480 acres sold to T Therson for 100800, about 210 per acre.
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Black Hawk County
Henry Shaefer
Corydon
Campbell Leggett
Wayne County
J. R. Scott
Muscartine County
Grant Dalton
Floyd County
M. K
Bertha Dingman
T. Therson
Dairymen Protest Lime Water Adulteration Ruling
Iowa congressmen led by Representative Towner protested to the internal revenue commissioner against Attorney General Palmer's ruling that 1 percent limewater in sour cream adulterates butter. Dairy interests nationwide argue the ruling would ruin the dairy industry and could impose an extra ten cents per pound tax.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Towner
Yesterdar
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Palmer
Washington
Towa
Barney
Caminetti urges aid to curb slipping slavers at ports
Commissioner General of Immigration Caminetti calls for 200 special agents in major cities to combat white slave traders. He says officials abroad monitor procurers and criminals, but hundreds still obtain visas and land in New York and other cities despite port interceptions.
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Washington, DB
United States
Caminetti
State Department
Caminelli
Jin
New York
Immigration Service
Senator J J Rainbow Home From Des Moines Recess March 7
Local notes report Senator J J Rainbow returning from Des Moines with the senate recess set to end March 7. The column lists assorted city visits, illness updates, court entries, and social events including a Y P A convention, lodge rites at Fourth street east, and various travels and notices across the Waterloo area.
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J.J. Rainbow
Des Moines
Senate
Harold Miller
Madison Street
Grundy Center
Harriet Stephens
Cuba
Wis
W. S. Jeffery
Third Avenue
Tribe of Ben Hur
Lodge Hall
Fourth Street
C. W. Williamson
Second Street West
Day Health Department
Elizabeth Kinney
Arj. van Doren
Randolph Street
Mary Hughbanks
Forest Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Horace van Metre
Law Department
University of Iowa
I. van Metre
J. N. Mandeville
S. B. Biggs
Ava
Minneapolis
Higgs
W. E. Taylor
Maurine
Helen
Kewanee
Mr. Taylor
Interstate Appliante Company
Scouts Attend Second Of Instruction Series Hike
A large city Boy Scout contingent met Ray L. Short for a river hike from Sans Souci bridge. The event featured fire building, cooking, tracking and trailing contests with plans for continued hikes. Last night at K P hall the second lesson in a series on first aid was led by Dr J H Butta and Miss Nana Colby with other merit badge work by Marion Kenneally, Robert Mayer, and Douglas Bragdon. The third lesson is set for next Friday at 7 15 pm.
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Ray L. Short
Sans Souci Bridge
K.P. Hall
J. H. Butta
Nana Colby
Marion Kenneally
Robert Mayer
Douglas Bragdon
Whisky sale to hospitals sets four cent drink price
In Philadelphia a bar price of about four cents a drink was quoted as seven barrels of whisky and seven barrels of alcohol seized in transit were ordered sold for hospital use. The order by Judge J Whitaker Sampson directs Leo A Cras sen to dispose of the confiscated goods to hospitals in Philadelphia Norristown and Reading. The US Public Health Service has opened nine soldier hospitals in six weeks including four leased buildings, with several army hospitals taking over war time structures.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
J. Whitaker Sampson
Federal District Court
Leo A. Crassen
Prohibition
Norristown
Reading
U. S. Public Health Service
Army
Bank Report Highlights U S National Bank Assets and Liabilities
The report details assets and liabilities for the bank including loans and discounts, U S Government securities, bonds, and cash items. It notes total deposits, reserve requirements, and a sworn statement by Cashier Wray with notary attestations dated February 24, 1921.
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Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
U. S
Fi Reserve Bank
ROUSE
United
United States
Boye
United Ae
Federal Reserve Ban
Sonce
New York City
New York
Town
County of
Black Hawk
Y W. Wray
Fred HA Wray
Cashiar
Sal - Anna M. Decker
Ira Bonamar KE
Stewart
Trumbaler
Interurban to Adopt Zone Fares and Cash Boxes
Interurban cars between Waterloo and Cedar Falls will switch to a zone fare system March 1 with rear cash boxes and conductors on the platform. Six zones determine fare, riders receive a zone ticket on entry and return it on exit to prevent overreach. Monthly coupon tickets go on sale, and metal fare discs replace paper tickets for workmen and students. A temporary 7 cent fare in March tests viability. if patronage rises insufficiently, 5 cent or 10 cent adjustments may follow.
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Waterloo and
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
Osdar Pauls
C. D. Cass
Ceder Falls
Soening
Cass
Bemis
I Cass
Gotham Buried in Snow as Miss Edwards Letters
Miss Blanche Edwards writes from New York Bellevue Hospital describing six to eight foot drifts in main streets and ongoing heavy snowfall. She notes ambulances blocked and repeated digging, traffic shutdowns, frost bites, and a nurse shortage with beds full and cots in corridors.
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New York
Blanche Edwards
Bellevue Hospital
A. v Edwards
Miss Edwards
Edwarde
Week of Noon Club Programs In City
City clubs plan a busy week of noon programs. Rotary meets Monday at Black's to discuss a new payment plan for weekly luncheons. Realtors convene to hear appraisal talks. Kiwanis hosts an Original stories luncheon Tuesday at Black's tearoom with members sharing humorous pieces. Spokesmen's club meets Wednesday. talks cover life insurance, education influence, and national legislation priorities. Industrial plants face rising dust concerns. Dr Spencer notes dust exposure affects worker health.
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Rotary Club
Black’s Tesroom
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo Board of Realers
Kiwanis Club
Black's Tearoom
Charles Altatadt
The Favorite Prescription for Young Mothers
A vintage pitch emphasizes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to aid young mothers, promising better appetite, reduced nervousness and insomnia, and buoyant health during the convalescence period. It claims long proven effectiveness over 50 years and urges readers to ask neighbors about its benefits.
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Pierce
Eau Cuams
Wis
Dr. Pierce
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Presbyterian Institution
Drama League
East High School
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Grace Friend
Gilbert and Sullivan
Ethel Lawless
Miriaim Marsh
Florence Clay Knox
Dera Wade
O'Keefe
Drame League
English
England
Queen Victoria
Pichard
C. L. Tarbell
Samuel
Ernest Pickworth
Frederick
A. D. Hartson
Martha MclCormick
D . Ruth
Elsie Byvank
Stanley
Leslie Wildward
W. White
Mabel
Naneen Davis
Baith
Catherine Sedgwick Tsabelle
Alice Swanson
Harold Pratt
Richard Abel
Elmer Hull
Theodore Sedgwick
Hatter’ B. Hull
H. BH. Caughlan
Gerald Turner
W._ Beal
Dawson
Lford Smith
George Sheridan
Robert Watterson
D. M. Place
Marian Gray Couch
General Stanley
A. B. Buderlein
Cleta Daly
Marjory’ Rahe
Alice Miller
Lucile Dawson
Ruth Bassett
Helen Davis
Josephine Lumry
Dorothy Lawmry
Myrtle Belangee
Lucile Heckle
Mary Bird
Mae.Howell
Helen Howell
Greater Waterloo
Naval
Chas. S. Sedgwick
Achanan
X” Building
H. B. Cropper
Torrington
Conn
New England
Doc” Jones
la Porte City
Clyde C. Anton
Mr. Anton
J. B. Jordan
Richard Higgins
Cambridge
Mass
M. H. Loomer
Featives
Omaha
York
Ned
California
Roy Stevens
Courier
Triangle Five
Lupe iV
Leavitt & Johnson Nationsi
Ayet ' Lesources
Erie Eee
ATS
Lott
Gotham
Ralph Hoxle
Northey
Berman C. Miler
Sdiacaes
Towa -Farmer
John Rath
G. V. Orr
Spencer
Bank Bldg
West Side
Debkie Garage
Franklin A. Scott
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