Marshall town High defends home win over West Waterloo
Marshall Town High School defeated West Waterloo 17 to 11 in Marshalltown. Matthews at center starred with eight points, four field baskets, while Green added free throws. West Waterloo trailed 12 to 8 at halftime and fought to narrow the gap before Marshalltown pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Marshalltown High School
West Waterloo
Whlttle
Matthews
Hurlburt - Balch
J. Smith
C. Miller Tor Farr
Carney
Sale of Gun Without Filing Report Charged
Information prepared by EB. J. Wenner, county attorney, was to be filed today in Cedar Falls for Lonny Helm accused of selling a revolver to Edale Hanner about December 22 and failing to report the sale within 24 hours. The law requires reporting by dealers and individuals selling firearms. Penalties include up to $500 fine or up to one year in jail. Sheriff Henderson did not take Edale and Leslie Hanner to the penitentiary last night due to expected testimony. The trio received life sentences for the murder of Tony Gunanas on December 28. Edele Hanner stated he procured the revolver from Lonny Halm, recovered by deputies at the house where Karl McBain had lived. The sheriff plans to move the prisoners to Fort Madison tonight. William McBain, father of Earl McBain, from south of Cedar Falls, said he came to bid his son farewell and noted his son will not be 21 until next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Wenner
William Morgan
Cedar Falls
Lonny Helm
Edale Hanner
Edale
Leslie Hanner
D. B. Henderson
Karl McBain
Tony Gunanas
Edele Hanner
Lonny Halm
Harlow O'Bleness
Nathan Enlow
Marahes
Robert Murray
McBain
Fort Madison
William McBain
Earl McBain
Goodby
First Iowa Farmers Institute in Manchester Opens Week
The Delaware County institute marks 42 years since the first Iowa farm gathering. A busy program runs Wednesday to Friday with talks on drainage farming child welfare and sanitation. Exhibits show tuberculosis risks and prevention as well as poultry and corn themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Farmers’ Institute
Iowa
F. P. Walker
F. E. Richardson
John Rector
Institute
W. HR. Harrison
Des Moinex
E. S. Estes
Waterloo
C. Cort
Ames
Hopkinton Glee Club
H. Hoffman
Adlen G. Thurman
Cedar Rapids
Thomas McDonald
Adela K. Groening
Waverly
Sunior Agriculture
o_ B. Benson
Washington, D.C
Delaware County
Pridey
Mrs. C
No Neutrality in the Kingdom of Christ Sermon
Rev H Prekel argues in a Lutheran sermon on Luke 11 23 that neutrality is impossible in the kingdom of grace. He urges sincere repentance and active engagement, condemning indifference and passive opposition to Christ and his followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. H. Prekel
Summanuel Lutheran
Christ
Kingdom of Grace
Harrowing China exams described by visiting paymaster
John L. Schram reports from Shanghai on December 4 how imperial exams in Nanking trapped thousands for three days per question, with about 200 passing from crowds of 20,000 to 26,000 in crowded stalls. Many who failed chose death rather than ridicule, while the Yangtse valley yields vast fertile plains and a river laden with silt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
EL Schram
Franklin Street
John L. Schram
United States
Brooklyn
Shanghai
Schram
Nanking
Empire
Yangtse
Woosung
Kunshan
Quinsan
Seaport
Chinkiang
Silver Island
Bad check law gains favor in Des Moines trip
A. W. McFarlane with C. B. Santeen and Senator H. W. Grant return from Des Moines praising a bill to make cashing a bounced check a misdemeanor. Hotel men in Waterloo push the measure with support from the state retail merchants’ association. House action pending organization efforts. committees expected next week. Also noted is the Iowa Life Insurance stockholders meeting Tuesday at 2 pm to elect officers and hear reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McFarlane
C. B. Santeen
H. W. Grant
Des Moines
Waterloo
McFarlane
State Retail Merchants’ Association
Russian Contract Fire At Kingsland Plant
A Kingsland New Jersey blast at the Canadian Car and Foundry plant, blamed on incendiary origins, destroyed buildings valued at 750000 with total losses near 16000000. Russian government shells worth 6000000 were unrecovered. insurance covered most losses. Investigations ongoing with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
Kingsland
N. J
New Hospital Site at Independence Chosen
The board of trustees of the proposed hospital met Thursday evening and unanimously decided to purchase the George Hamer property on East Main Street for the structure. The committees soliciting funds have met with cordial reception and the total amount of 70000 has been awarded. Death of Mrs Belva Warren widow of the late OM Warren occurred at her residence in town. She was about eighty and had lived in the area since moving from Wisconsin. Alfred Trenerry will preach the Sunday service at the Tpiiat church. Charles Habinyon, an old-time resident, is very low at his home. Mrs Franks is reported as very low. The Pythian Sisters gave a basket rock at their hall. John Burr is visiting his mother in town. Emil Tetzloff and family move to Charley City to make their home. Mr Wear and family move here from Saxe City to join B. W. Broekling in the photograph business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Dan
J&wan
George Hamer
East Main Street
Tynda
Krenady
Belva Warren
Tlya Warren
Om, Warren
Wiscane Sin
Thin
Vty
Std
Iush Park
Lev
Alfred Trenerry
Tpiiat
den Moines
Cora Cole
Uity
Pythian Slaters
Court
Rouse
M. B. Griffith
John Burr
Nebraska
Josie
Burr
Emil Tetzloff
Charley
Saxe City
Minn
Mr. Wear
B. WU. Broekling
Mt Auburn News Roundup From Cedar Rapids And Chicago
Mt. Auburn reports Ft. Rogers visited Cedar Rapids on business. Clarence Hopper and family, long in Palo, plan to move to Mt. Auburn. Dodd Smalley spent days in Chicago with a stock load. Mrs. C. G. Kitchen of Cedar Falls visited here. Mrs. George McKinisury of West Liberty, visiting U. R. Rogers family, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Ft. Rogers
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Hopper
Palo
Dodd Smalley
Chicago
Mra. CG
Kitchen
Cedar Falls
George McKinisury
West Liberty
and Stirs
U. R. Rogers
Feening
Damaged Textile Prices Include Bleached Towels and Huck Items
A fragmented listing shows prices for bleached Turkish towels in two sizes at 25 and 39 cents, along with bleached Huck towels in 18x36 and 18x34 sizes priced at 14 and 3 cents. The text is a salvaged OCR fragment with inconsistent formatting and unclear lot counts.
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West High
Marshall Town
Farmers’ Institute For
Make & Resolution
Wee
John Jb. Schram
Mattleship
Toms
Ming Tombs
Siakwan
Sun Yat Sen
Republi of China
Yuan Shih K'ai
Nung Wu
Purple Mountain
Feng Kuo-chang
U Uffin
Iowa Life Insurance Company
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Courier
Ganadian Car and Foundry Company, Limited
Montreal
New York Corporation
Nnntted
Rino United
Diane
Coroniat Tin
Baye Waly
Avis Week
Myers’ Orchestra
M. W. AL
Garinunl
Tharmpeon
Adios
Vrank Iliebe
Pepperell Rand Lockwood
Marseilles
Venice
Lée
Ecru
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