Judge Wood Presses Action to Save Shell Rock River Fish
Judge George W. Wood, Iowa Izaak Walton League president, petitioned the state board of health for cooperation to stop pollution threatening all fish in the Shell Rock River. Gov Hammill was notified after a Sunday inspection tour. 260000 young fish were stocked in 1924. fears grow of a fish die-off and potential bovine epidemic from polluted waters.
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George W. Wood
Izaak ‘Walton League
State Board of Health
Shell Rock River
John Hammill
Walton League
Waterloo
Shell Rock
Judge Wood
Thomas Waldron
Vame
Wood
Mason City
League and State Health Department
Tudge Wood
McDermott in Line for Marshalltown Manager Job
Jos McDermott, catcher and outfielder for the Waterloo league team last year, is expected to be named manager of the Marshalltown club in the Valley league. He is in Marshalltown today conferring with Anson officials about the job, which Marshalltown wants a playing manager of experience to fill. McDermott, popular for his sportsmanship, previously managed Sioux City in the Tri-State League before its collapse. He moved from Sioux City to Waterloo and had planned farming near Moville Iowa with a semipro team, but may accept the Marshalltown post. Frank Boyle is retiring as Anson pilot.
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Jos McDermott
Marshalltown
Bert Williord
Waterloo
Hh McDermott
Anson
Hel
McDermott
Masonic Rites for Greene Member of 50 Years Standing
Benjamin Sturtz longtime Greene resident and Masonic member will receive funeral rites at the Presbyterian church at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. George Hess officiating. A family prayer at 2:00 p.m. precedes the public service. Born in Ohio on April 3, 1851, he came to Iowa in 1854. He married Mathilda Bryant in Greene on March 4, 1888. He is survived by five daughters Lizzie McRoberts Mautts McIntyre Georgia Harth Dorothy Rohwedder Fern Barth and two sisters Susan Wikenberry Elizabeth Elfts.
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Greene, Ta
Benjamin Sturtz
George Hess
Charles City
Mr. Sturtz
Ohio
Iowa
Mathilda Bryant
Graene
Lizzie McRoberts
Mautts McIntyre
Georgia Harth
Dorothy Rohwedder
Fern Barth
Susan Wikenberry
Elizabeth Elfts
Tutor Cagers Defeat Coburn Independents In Practice Contest
Cedar Walls Jan. 5 Special The Tutors defeated the Coburn Independents of Waterloo 47 to 11 in a slow practice game. Coach Art Dickenson used substitutes as Coburn were short of help. Horton and Morrison led forwards with Forton adding many field goals. Don Harshbarger and Red Morgan joined the strong lineup.
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Cedar Walls
Coburn Independents
Waterloo
Eeme
Coburn
Art Dickenson
Horton
Morrison
Forton
Don
Joker” Harshbarger
Red Morgan
Don Harshbarger
Cohn
Eighteen West High seniors to finish early credits
West High announces that eighteen seniors will complete required graduation credits by the end of the first semester on January 22. Principal Fred Jr. Kinsy said diplomas will be awarded at June commencement. fourteen will stay for the second semester for extra credits. Names include Dorothy Endurant Olivia Enderlein Wilma Worth Hazel Day Joe Kress and others. Ernest Hawkins Charles Hollis Kester Kern and John King will not return for the second semester but will participate in graduation.
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Highteen West High School
Fred Jr. Kinsy
Seailian
Dorothy Endurant
Olivia Enderlein
Wilma Worth
Hazel Day
Joe Kress
Dean McPfarland
Frances Miler
Florence Mioothart
Alice Rodamar
Vera Santmen
Helen Stykes
Edith Thomson
Carleton Turner
Blair Wood
Ernest Hawkins
Charles Hollis
Kester Kern
John King
Commerce Course Is Most Popular East High Elective
East High records show the commercial course as the school's most popular elective for the second semester starting Jan 25. Registration totals about 6825 across shorthand, typewriting, business English and bookkeeping, with history, mathematics and languages also drawing sizable student enrollments. Chemistry remains the least popular elective with under 70 registrations.
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East High
Iowa
Walker Milligan Bout Called Off Over Walker Toe
The world welterweight title fight set for January 22 at Madison Square Garden was canceled due to Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey injuring a toe that recently required surgery. The New York state athletic commission now moves toward a Flowers Shade challenger match to determine the top contender to Harry Greb.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Tommy Milligan
England
Walker
State Athletic Commission
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta Negra
Dave Shade
California
Harry Greb
Police seek theft of rubbing alcohol from railroad car
Police and railroad officials investigate the theft of a cage containing 12 pint bottles of medicated rubbing alcohol from a W., C. Ff. & SS. railroad car Sunday night. The goods were part of a 13 case shipment to Mike Ganss pharmacy at 633 Commercial Street. A bundle of four automotive tires, 3053 1-2, was also stolen from the same freight car in Waterloo’s west yard. The alcohol, not fit for consumption, is often redistilled for use as a drink.
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Mike Ganss
Commercial Street
West Yard
Waterloo
January Thaw Forecast Ends With Colder Night
Forecasters expect the January thaw to close tonight with fair but colder conditions. Temperatures yesterday stayed above freezing, with a high around 83.6 degrees and a nighttime drop to about 2 degrees. The report notes a sharp cooling trend as the day ends.
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Isa
Mercury
Funeral services for Mrs Clara G Wilson
Funeral services for Mrs Clara G Wilson who died Sunday from apoplexy will be at 12 30 p m Wednesday at the home 324 John son street for the family and at 1 p m in First Methodist Episcopal church Rev J B Johnson assisted by Rev J Arthur Young will officiate Burial will be in Parkersburg cemetery Parkersburg West Virginia
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Clara G. Wilson
John- 50N Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Johnson
J. Arthur Young
Parkersburg
Victim Liquor Raid Leads to Bond for Webber
Walter Webber, 26, of 234 Hoyle Street, was arrested at 8:00 pm by Detective Hugh Crumrine and officers. He posted a $300 appearance bond after County Attorney W. A. Cook released him for surety. Detectives, armed with warrants, searched five locations and recovered nearly a pint of moonshine from a wash basin at the Hogle street address. County Attorney Cook stated he would file a charge of illegal possession against Webber.
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Walter Webber
Hoyle Street
Hugh Crumrine
Wag
W. A. Cook
Crumrine
Hogle Street
Webber
Community Centers Resume Winter Schedules After Holiday Shutdown
Waterloo reopens seven community centers Edison Washington Irving Kingsley Emerson Lafayette St. Marys and Lawndale playground this week after a two week Christmas closure. Athletic leagues restart with activities for men women boys and girls in basketball soccer volleyball and more twice weekly. Skating at Cedar River park Pat's Pond and Byrnes was paused due to thaw.
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Waterloo
Victor Read
Edison
Washington Irving
Kingsley
Emerson
Lafayette
St. Mary’s
Lawndale Playground
Cedar River Park
Pat's Pond
Byrnes
Attested by J C Trumbbater c El Pickett
Attestation appears with names J C Trumbbater and El Pickett in a dated document fragment. The readable portion confirms involvement or endorsement by these individuals, suggesting a formal certification or witness statement from a historical period.
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J. C. Trumbbater
C. EL Pickett
Waterloo Hockey Club Seeks Dairy Castle Arena Use
Waterloo Hockey Club in cooperation with the playground association aims to flood the Waterloo Community arena to host matches with other Iowa teams. Secretary Cohagan announced 1926 amity pledges and urged donations via Community Fund lock box or Morris Plan company or four city banks acting as free collection agencies.
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Waterloo Hockey Club
Playground Association
Dairy Castle Congress Hippodrome
Iowa
Waterloo Commuarena
L. A
Cohagan
Morris Plan Company
Collagan
Marsh Improves Slightly Amid Prolonged Illness
Charles A. Marsh, president of the First National Bank, showed slight improvement in condition after weeks of serious illness at his home at 1271 Leland Avenue. His wife said he rested and was not able to get out today.
Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Eases Constipation in Children
Mon ticello Indiana physician Dr W B Caldwell with 47 years practice offered a gentle laxative. His Syrup Pepsin promotes natural bowel regularity without harsh purge or purge medicines. It aims to soothe chronically constipated infants and children while avoiding sickening effects.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Salvation Army Revival Meetings Planned in Chicago Led by Col Addie
Under Col J c Addie and Ensign J W Westbrook the Salvation Army in Chicago announces a series of revival meetings from February 8. Events will include street parades nightly services and an outdoor hall venue at 513 Water Street with a public lecture on Modern Miracles and a large uniformed chorus to organize for the meetings.
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J. c. Addie
Chicago
The
Salvation Army
Eddie Bows
Toay
Addie
J. W. Westbrook
Army Barracks
Water Street
Bowe
Col. Addie
Uni
Ensign Westbrook
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