Indians Should Be Freed From Federal Guardianship
A 1930s federal report urges swift transfer of American Indians from U S guardianship to state laws and local government control. It highlights vocational guidance, health campaigns, liquor and gambling enforcement, and expanding education for girls. It notes 35 000 returned students as a $50 000 000 investment, Navajo weaving craft, and vast tribal assets worth up to 750 million with annual rentals of 12 million. The piece frames emancipation as necessary for equal rights and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Indian Service
Arizona
California
Marchant
Reinbeck News Keeps Busy With Visitors and Games
Reinbeck reports a flurry of New Year visits from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo and Chicago. high school basketball beat Grundy Center 28 to 30 after a 14 to 0 halftime lead, with many locals traveling for relatives or business. Notable arrivals include Mrs. John Wilson, Senator S. W. DeWolf, and Dr. G. A. Biebesheimer. marriages and family reunions mark the season.
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Cedar Falls
Joe White
Waterloo
Joe Boynton
P. JH. Stewart
Los Angeles
Calif
Florence Stewart
Rose Linder
Des Moines
J. F. Geb
Franklin
Mass
Iis
P. F. Geb
Vivian Innes
Chas
Webesheimer
Chicago
C. P. Beardsley
Helen
Parkersburg
Harry Harsh
John Nagle
G. A. Biebesheimer
Vinton
W. Trussell
Wellsburg
Pred Davis
Clara Schmidt
Rockford
Emil Runft
Sam Viamond
Hurle
Grundy Center
J.D. Morrison
Ruth
J. Ti. Shoemaker
Chester Corey
Iowa City
Walter Franklin
G. Meissner
Kansas City
Dor
Henry Albert
Town City
A. A. Moore
Liscomb
Kinif Ohrt
J. E. Gange
Ross
J. J. Wilson
Kedly
Reinbeck
Wm. Mitchell
Hugh
New Hartford Post New Year Visits and Local Death Honored
New Hartford reports holiday visits by Fred Wells and family of Des Moines and George Ramey of Thornton. A. N. Piffetd vacates Thornton schools to visit parents. Miss Pearl Mack returns from Canada. Harvey Converse, aged over 70, dies of kidney and heart trouble. funeral held at his home with interment in Oak Hill. Pallbearers named. M. M. Lampman returns from Montrose to manage farm interests. Alfred Vetter, 83, long-time resident and Civil War veteran, seriously ill in Cedar Falls. Chris Peterson operated on for appendicitis and recovering. Community events include Mrs. AD. H. Pelletier hosting young married ladies and M. E. Bible Class honoring J. D. Ramsay. End with local ad note.
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New Hartford
Fred Wells
Des Moines
George Ramey
Thornton
W. F. Graham
Tr. Ward
Nettle Browne
Finchford
A. N. Piffetd
Thornton Schools
Pearl Mack
Canada
Harvey Converse
Ife
H. A. Essex
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. J. Marmon
F. A. Perrin
Matt Chaptoan
N. A. Olmstead
A. E. Seaver
Fred Johnson
M. M. Lampman
Montrose
Ira
Luther Olmstead
Chicago
Misa Alta Fay
Osage
L. E. Mack
Alfred Vetter
Cora Canning
Cedar Falls
Chris Peterson
John Knipe
AD. H. Pelletier
M. E. Bible
J. D. Ramsay
Home Building and Loan Association stockholders meet
The annual meeting of the Stock Holders of The Home Building and Loan Association of Waterloo Iowa will be held Tuesday evening January 7 1913 at 8 o'clock p m at the office of the Secretary 317 Syndicate Building for the election of five directors a secretary and a treasurer and for amending Articles 9 and 15 of the articles of incorporation and for transacting any other business that may properly come before the meeting. J H Hildebrand Secy.
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Home Building and Loan Association of
Waterloo
Iowa
Syndicate Bldg
J. H. Hildebrand
Sec'y
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank of Waterloo
Towa
Ira Rodamar
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Crowl
Denver St
R. M. Cowing
First National Bank
Tiger
Bridge
Mt. Vernon Township
Black Hawk County
A. Henry
Church Quartette
Music Committee
J. G. Cherry Co
Cedar Rapida, Ia
Apply Waterloo Engraving & Service Co
W. St. St
Master Barber College
Ade
Courier
W. H. Hartman Company
Waterloo Evening Courier
Park Avenue
West
the Courier
National Automobile Training Ass'n
Omaha
Neb
Anakemen
Case Dairy Co
Jefferson
Jake
Bill
Halt Firth
Arthur C. Cole
West 4Th Street
Nousekeener
The
Mason Motor Co
Kent
Fullerton Place
Bluff St
Quiet Place
W. 2Nd Street
West Eighth Street
W. 7Th
Wellington St
H. Day
Washington Flats
I. C
West Side
5Th St
Sycamore
Ward
Red
Hent
South St
Stolt Bros
Second Street
Wellington Street
Campbell Avenue
Home Park
Lewis Miller
Cedar Rapids Foundry and Machine Shops
Pease Rapids, In
Fisher Tent & Awning Co
R.” Care Courier
Maytag
Interstate
Rambler Jackson
Rambler Motor Co
Fred Miller
Jesup, Ta
Weat Fifth Street
Fred Eldridge
Park Avenue West
Best Residence Disstrict
West Aide
W. 6Th
Cor.Forest Ave
W. Éth
Bremer County
Nashua
Droom House
Galloway
Hudson
J. E. Rey
Traer
Newton House
Mulberry Street
Hileman & Gindt
Feely & Feely
Iowa Securities Co., Com
City and Farms
Waterloo Loan & Trust
M. B. Neff
Waterloo Loan CO
Bridge St
American Express
G. Wilcox
West 4Th St
Waterloo Income Property
Waterlon Evening Courier
Mortenson
Black Hawk Bank
Ee al
G. BH
Edgington
W. Bruner
Sage
H. Helple
Nat'l Bank
E. E. Peek
Peek-Rath Bik Bam
Security Storage Co
Waterloo Transfer & Storage Co
Commercial Street
Pacific
Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Westfield
W. Lfith St
Swift Co
Minn
Heart of Wheat Belt
W. H. Stephenson
Ida PR. Rawlings
James W. Rawlings
District Court of
HR. Boies
Commission
U.S
William Watson
Forest City
John A. Watson
Albert Jaqua
North Dakota
Ben Habben
Minnie Engle
A.W. Sinden
Dike
Elizabeth Innes
Aug. Strohbehn
Wm. Kroeger
Joe Schuler
Burton
W Wilson
ANI Insurance
West Fourth Street
West Fourth
Saskatchewan
Theas
Manitoba
Alberta
Frank H. Hewitt
Earres
Ottawa
Ont
Waterloo Savings Bank
Trust Co
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