County Farm Meetings Cover Township Areas
Cedar Falls hosts a series of Farm Bureau group meetings beginning Monday January 12. Officials from the state federation will explain the organization and answer questions. Men and women invited with emphasis on nonmembers joining. local drives will notify residents. Meetings listed include Mount Vernon Eagle Black Hawk Orange Lester and several Waterloo area locations.
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Cedar Falls
Farm
Fisher
Aen
Mount Vernon
Eagle
Engin Center
Black Hawk
Opera House
Wednesay
Orange
Grange Consolidated School
Lester
Dunkerton
Biz Creek
Spring Creek la Turte City
Hi South Poyner
Gilbertville Hall
East
Fire at Mason City candy factory injures 40 workers
Mason City Iowa January 9 Forty employees at the Mason City Candy company lost their jobs when a morning blaze partly destroyed the factory. Officials estimate the damage at eighteen thousand dollars and say repairs will take about five weeks.
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Mason City
Mason City Candy Company
Fitzgerald Brothers Buy Tiffany Block on Fourth Street West
Fitzgerald Bros clothing company completed the purchase of 214 Fourth Street West Waterloo from Dr. D S Tiffany. The three story building, first floor Ginnard grocery, is among Waterloos best located properties. No public price. possession likely later. Other large west district deals are pending.
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Fitzgerald Ros.e Clothing Company
Fourth Street
Clothing Company
Dr. D. S. Tiffany
Ginnard Grocery
Waterloo West
Dr. Tiffany
Fitzgerald Dros
Waterloo
West District
Kramer Buys Storeroom at 225 Fourth St West for 20000
The former Fuess and Volkman store at 225 Fourth Street West was sold today through the agency of F. L. Marquis and J. L. Marquis to U. G. Kramer. He will use the building to house his hardware stock and business. The sellers were B L Swisher and Co Farwell, with a cash consideration of $20,000.
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U. G. Kramer
Fourth ST. West
Fuess & Volkman
Fourth Street West
F. L
J. L. Marquis
F. Swisher
Farwell
YMCA Financial Campaign Set For January Kickoff
John T. Houser, general secretary, announced the YMCA will launch a 310 000 financial campaign separate from the YWCA effort starting January 19 and running through the week to present public needs.
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John T. Houser
Waterloo Y Fund Appeal Sent To Local Leaders
Letters are being sent to businesses and prominent people of Waterloo appealing for funds and detailing the Y's excellent work. The solicitation committee met at noon to plan how to assist all who wish to help, with J. L. Jones as chairman and John Sweeney and G. Verne Orr as members.
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Waterloo
J. L. Jones
John Sweeney
G. Verne Orr
Senior class wins W. H. basketball cup at West High
The senior class captured the W H basketball cup in the interclass series with a year’s possession. Juniors placed second, sophomores third, and freshmen fourth as close games and strong school spirit highlighted the event. Verle Reed, boys' secretary, noted the enthusiasm.
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Verle Eed
Y Referee Notes Week Basketball Results At The Gym
The Y gym hosted two games daily from Wednesday through Friday with juniors 27 over freshmen 15 juniors 35 over sophomores 2 on Wednesday seniors 35 freshmen 15 on Thursday seniors 24 over juniors 15 sophomores 26 over freshmen 10 on Thursday juniors 22 over sophomores 14 on Friday. A general study center begins at 9 45 a m tomorrow in the manual training school building with instructors A Fuller H J Peterson and Miss Sara Rice.
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A. @. Fuller
H. J. Peterson
Sara Rice
Jack of all trades sought in New York crime case
New York police commissioner seeks William Eugene Crosby, 40, accused of criminal assault on his 14 year old blind daughter. Crosby is described as a multi occupation individual, listed as salesman, collector, piano tuner, broommaker, religious pretender, Salvation Army worker, fake clergyman and lawyer, and real estate practitioner.
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New York
William Eugene Crosby
Crosby
Jack of All Trades
Salvation Army
G A R Memorial Installation Noted With Tribute
Members of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered in Memorial hall for a yearly installation. A $20 check was presented in memory of Samuel Wilson, who died in 1917, by his sons Burton and Amos Wilson. Henry Seebers was installed as adjutant by the commander.
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Memorial Hall
Samuel Wilson
Burton HE
Amos Wilson
Henry Seebers
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George MW. Twaddle
Mutual Vns
Danish Mutual Insurance Association
Petar Falkenberg
Ray Huntley
Nashua
Calvin S. Huntley
Harmy Aswegan
Stout
J .W. H. Schultz
Near Dike
G. O. Miller
James W. Ford
Tthe Women's Association of the
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence “Friiswid
Oranha
Nels Frifs
Ray Irwin
Highmore
N. D
Thomas G. Eberhold
West Twelfth Street
Fitzgerald Brothers
Tiffany
Reserve District No
Black Jiawk National Bank
Towa
U. S
Total
Federal Reserve Bank
Wanking House
Federyl Reserve Bank
St. Capital
Mitatanding
United States
Letters of Credit
Iowa
Blackhawk
Chas. W. Knoop
Lila Marcham
R. D. Hutchison
Geo. B. Miller
A. BE. Glenry
Wight's Meat
East Fourth ST
W. H. Basketball Cup
I. Warted
West Fourth Street
Inness
Corot
Rheims
Copley
Wallace Nutting
van Brigg
van Briggle
Colorado Springs
Fulper Pottery
Warwice
Pinkerton’s Bakery
Snyder's
Lakeside Beans
Coffees & Teas
Japan
Pillsbury
N. Y
Sheriffs Office
Enderlein
Adler
Enderlein Clothing Co
West Fourth ST
Tony Berend
Commercial Street
Dundee Mill
Campbell’s
E.C
Doe
Morris
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