Davenport bowler Carlson sets state singles record in tourney
Davenport reports a state bowling meet where N Carlson of Davenport won singles with 646, topping Billy Martin of Des Moines who had 636. Carlson’s 221 181 244 set a state record. In doubles Clinton’s Burk and Darling won with 1232, ahead of Des Moines pair Martin and Locker at 1221 and Waterloo’s Johnson and McFarlane at third. Five-man team results follow with Bettendorfs and Bright Spots high, as Alexandrias and King Amusement ties form.
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Davenport
Des Moines
N. Carlson
Billy Martin
Carlson
Martin
Locker
Burk
Darling
Clinton
Johnson
McFarlane
Waterloo
Wagle
Knight
Hamimil
Morrison
Bettendorfs
Black Hawks
Alexandrias
King Amusement Tives
Prine Clemens Autos
Fitzgibbons
Moline
Bettendorf
Black Banks
Davenpore
Alexandria
Ning Amusement
Des Af
ZAG Smith Motors
Cedar Rapids
Boone
Burgh-Darting
MartincLocker
Des BE
Johnson-MacFarlane
Thompson-Zische
Whittaker-Hummer
C. R
Weele-Knight
Des M
Isienhause-Brnckhart
Washington
Jiaminil
Cedar Rapid
West
Means
Lorenze
Boonewees
Hrazler
Boone -Ee
Bane
Burgh
Clintonsree
Jay Hummer
Cedar
TA Farber
Stauffer
A. Vinail
Gage
Towne
Is There a Real Demand for a 2 1/2 Cent Piece
New York January 31 reports canvassed economists bankers merchants and consumers on a proposed 2 1/2 cent coin. Opinions split with bankers and merchants skeptical while economists note potential long-term saving though some doubt immediate impact.
Nashua Continues Winning Streak Over Charles City
Nashua won again by defeating Charles City 32 to 19 on their home floor. Nashua has not lost to a high school team this season, extending their series of victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Charles City
Boston Girl Five To Meet YMCA A Team
The Boston College Girls basketball team will meet the Waterloo YMCA team on Feb. 17. Composed of former high school and college players, they have toured the country facing strong college and independent teams under AAU rules. The group is touted as the only girl team leading YMCA and college fives.
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Boston College
Waterloo
M.C. A
Knights and Ladies of Security fair continues at K P Hall
The Knights and Ladies of Security Fair at K P Hall will run through the week. Tonight the Fraternal aid members are admitted free and a big feature is planned. The Moose Judge drill will perform at 8 30 p m and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Knights & Ladies of Security Tair
K.P. Hall
Fraternal Aid
Moose
Moulders Wage Scale Advances Across Waterloo Plants
The new wage scale for moulders goes into effect tomorrow and will impact several hundred workers at Waterloo wagon foundries. An average increase of 10 to 11 percent is granted, the first raise in years. One plant reportedly faces personnel tensions, but no widespread trouble is anticipated.
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Waion Foundries
Waterloo
Uncle Sam Swings Stamp Paper Prices Across Departments
The high cost of print paper hits the postal service with an immediate increase in stamped paper costs. Postmaster M. H. Kelly announced the new schedule affecting all stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers. Quantities bought by firms see a rise of about 50 cents per 1,000 envelopes, while single envelopes and window sales remain unchanged. The change aims to offset department costs and curb government competition with private printers.
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Uncle Sam
Postal Department
M. H. Kelly
Villistas Attack Train Near Juarez Delays Passengers
Mexican Central passenger train reached El Paso after being fired upon by Villa followers at Moctezuma 119 miles south of Juarez. Troop escorts returned fire as shots rang out from a sand hill. Passengers panicked, many sheltering behind baggage and lying on the floor.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexican Central
Villa
Moctezuna
Juarez
Noted Opera Singer Seeks American Citizenship
Karl Edward Heinrich Jorn, a noted tenor with the Metropolitan Opera in New York, has applied for his second papers for naturalization as an American citizen. Reports say Jorn, still German, was ordered by wireless to return to Germany to sing at the royal opera, or possibly to join his regiment at the front.
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Karl Edward Heinrich Jorn
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Jorn
Germany
Broker denies Bolling notes on market rumor collapse
The testimony details misgivings over Washington and New York messages about market moves. Hutton, McEllis and others deny using the telegrams to trade. Connolly firm faced client losses and transfers to Hutton & Co as the market moved on the eve of war remarks.
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Connolly
Fim
Mutton
Mc Ellis
Hutton
Hiltian
Noto
Lansing
Whipple
Liliton
Hutton & Co
Rotarians Will Make Boys Their Comrades at Sioux City
The tenth district Rotary clubs conference in Sioux City urged making boys friends and confidants through camping outings and shared games. Dr Ereste Pidgeon Winnipeg praised the event as the best he had attended for its spirit of helpfulness. Delegates, about 200 from four states, were described as men of lofty ideals and sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth District Rotary Clubs
Sioux City
Wlor. Parratt
Parrott
First Christian Church to Hold Mission Rally
A mission rally under the Foreign Society of the Disciples of Christ will be held at Central Christian Church on Tuesday. Maps and literature will be available, with President McLean in charge. Two missionaries will speak. local ministers will attend. All churches are invited. no admission fee or pledges required. Services start at 10 a.m. Everyone welcome.
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Foreign Society of the Disciples of Christ
Central Christian Church
McLean
The
Preten; Society
Nature Best Paint Says Alaskan Maid
New York January 31 Miss Louise Sachen from Kuyukak Alaska a community of 121 souls visits New York for the first time and says New York women need more nature and less artificial paint She admires natural color from outdoor life and questions makeup on cheeks preferring nature's own shade based on rough air and snowshoe travel
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New York
Louise Sachen
Velle
Kuyukak
Alaska
Miss Sachen
Sean
Miss Lachen
City in Brief From Waterloo Adrift in Annual Auto Show Fox
Figures of local interest include several residents traveling to Chicago for the Auto Show with updates on relatives in Des Moines Cedar Falls and Pittsburgh. Notes mention an inquest for Mrs Malinda Sprout a Rotary conference returnees and railway and dealer activity tied to Chicago events.
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C. Schmitz
Chicago
Andrew Smith
Wairbank
George Smith
le Mars
Phyllis Zimmers
Pittsburgh
Ruth C. Reed
Miriam Marsh
EB. S. Wales
Ovens
Malinda Sproult
Sidney D. Smith
Waterloo Rotary Club
Sioux City
Elsa Teeter
Sunnyside Avenue
St. Paul
Charles
Frank D. Whitney
Florence Curtis
Des Moines East High School
Ming Esther Brush
Cedar Falls
Toy Auto Supplies fork Sw Georgia Camp Party
The Y M C A youth camp party featured Mines M McManus, C I Allstant, and J B Ridenour driving toy cars loaded with camp supplies. Phase women and Mrs Forbes were called to help, as the plan used no other conveyance. The camp opens June for general use with weekend and special parties when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.A. McManus
Allstant
W. Forbes
Arguments in Spanella Case Opened Today
Arguments in the Harry J. Spanella case, in which he is charged with ruling his wife Crystal Holland Spanell, were only partly finished at noon recess today, with jurors expected to return and reach a verdict before nightfall in the ongoing trial in Angelo on January 31.
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Angelo
Harry J. Sparell
Crystal Holland Spanell
Milford Hughes Evangelist of Rescue Mission Is Dead in Waterloo
Milford R Hughes once led a rescue mission from Commercial and Firth Streets in Waterloo turning derelicts toward faith after Billy Sunday meetings He suffered later from illness and grief losing his wife and health and died yesterday in Black Hawk county hospital remembered for his early evangelistic work and charitable mission, survived by three daughters and a son
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Milford R. Hughes
Black Hawk County
Ned
Billy
Waterloo
Hughes
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hughes
Commercial
Firth Streetz
Milford Tt
Waterian
Independence
Highway Bill Stalls in Senate Amid Powers Debate
In Des Moines today the Senate stalled a bill to curb or abolish the highway commission, while appropriations for state institutions totaling 1,458,830 were proposed by Senator Meyer of Muscatine. Grants include Soldiers' Home Marshalltown 41,000 and industrial schools, with other key allocations for hospitals and reformatories. A cigarette law repealer was also introduced, permitting sale to adults but prohibiting minor access with penalties.
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Nes Moines
Dan
Benatar Moidocge
Calhoun County
Lighway
Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
Senate
Itty
Oenmalor Fvorsmeyer
Muscatine County
Board of Control
Marshalltown
Phans
Davenport
Donf
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Eldora Industrial School
Industrial School
Mitchellville
State Hospital
Independence
Clarinda Hospital
Gherokee
Woodward Ganitarsium
Knoxville Inebriate
Sue
Cerro Gordo
Minora
Ben Hur group to meet. Waterloo theatre program planned
ShN Hun Court No 100 of the Tribe of Ben Hur will hold a regular session at 8 p.m. Tonight. Initiation plays are slated for Waterloo theatre on March 23 and the program for March 27. Spring social events and features will be included.
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Willcourt
Tribe of Ben Hur
Wil
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo Real Estate Board Holds Weekly Meeting
The Waterloo Real Estate board met at Hotel Russell Lamson today for its regular session. Routines were discussed and reports from standing committees were heard.
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THA Estate
Oen
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Deaths in Waterloo Area Mortuary Notes and Obituaries
Obituaries report John Appel 37 at home in Waterloo after a fall, with survivors in Illinois Chicago and Iowa, funeral in First Lutheran Church. Sarah Ella Housholder 67 dies near Waterloo after illness, buried in Rowley. Mrs Walter Moody of Nashua dies in Fresno, dilated heart, newborn daughter, funeral in Salt Lake City.
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John Appel
Fourth ‘Street
John Appal
Germany
United States
Illinois
Black Hawk County
Bennington Township
Waterloo
lTepry Appel
Anna Peters
Chicago
George Biehl
Forreston
Peterzen Brothers
First Lutheran Church
Tomor
Fritz’ Cemetery
Sarai Ella Housholder
Sarah Ella Housholder
New York City
Iowa
Rowley
Hebron
Henry Trousholder
D. Db. Mundell
J. D. Buttier
Butte
Mants
Ww. J
Ireland
Leon
Irving
C. CG. Hand
Litchfield
Walter Mooody
Nashua
Walter Moody
WL Moody
Fred Kimball
Fresno
Cal
Moody
W. S. Moody
Salt Lake City
Walter
James Moody
Burial plans for Lydia A. Woorn and family notices
The report notes Lydia A. Woorn’s services at 1 30 p m and 2 p m at Grace M B church with Rev Lang and Rev Lockwood directing. Burial will be at Fairview. The text mentions a hospital stay, home departure, and a brother survivor, with reference to O K Towne mortuary and a 7 day morning as the burial detail.
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Rands
Brother
Huron
O'K Towne
Barclay
Wall Street Closing Fricds and Exchange Totals
Special wire from New York reports closing quotes for major industrials and utilities at 3 p.m. January 3. American Sugar, American Car and Foundry, American Locomotive, American Smelting and Refining, American Sugar Refining, General Electric, New York Central, Southern Pacific, and other leading firms show varied fractional changes in the day’s trading.
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Courier
New York
American Car and Foundry Warneey
American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
Hothichemn
Brooklyn Rapid Tren
Canadian Pacific
Cheenperke
Ohio
Sea
Chicago
Mil
St. Peal
Chicano
R. Tang
Colorado
Ky General Electric
Great North Dea
LIEN
Millors Central
International Harvester
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvegia
United States
Btecl
PEE Company
Wabash
Pfd
Aters
Eeeemeewnys
Emnn
Westinghousm Mectrie
Local Notes From Shell Rock Community
Shell Rock residents share news of visits and events including J Mount hosting relatives, B O Newcomb returning from Kansas City and Bolivar trips, plans for a Chicago trip to attend an ante show, and a pre-nuptial gathering for Lillian Hall. Friends and neighbors pass along funerals, church services, and caregiving updates including Mrs Benson Allen’s ill health and James Jorsleman under care.
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Shell Rock
Bossey
Mason City
West
J. Mount
Newcomb
Kansas City
Bolivar
J. Mo Mfollex
Johe Mullen
Henry Brown
Elic Johnson
Harland Tareo
Viator Wilson
Chicago
Roy Cain
Misa Lillian Hall
Mildred Sparks
Ostwetn
2. W
Boulder
Cole
Waverly Event Updates and Local Moves January 31
Waverly notes visitors, residents moving, and a big school bond push. Des Moines visitor C J Bergen stays with his brother as the Flower Guild hosts a Monday event. A high school parade supports a new schoolhouse with band and a Tuesday operatic bond-issue meeting.
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Waverly
C. J. Bergen
Des Moines
Bergen
Russ Rachel Ruddick
Flower Guild
BL Andrews
Mary Garden
le Porte City
Westside
Wenneth Lyon
Herp Murray
Sis Ror Watkins
FL HO Pratt
Waterloo
Pratt
Parl Davis Dry Goods Co
Vernon Woottring
Pratt Dire. Reed
AL Rohit
Beed
Opera House
Local Notices and Classifieds Include Goods for Sale and Help Wanted
Bale-Good Paying Businees seeks small capital. Address BT. Courier. Ford Meet-160 Acrs Parm 5 1-2 Mile NE of Cedar Falls. Robert Anderson, 1029 Conger Street, Waterloo. Gost-Personal. Will Pace 2 Ford delivery trucks seen picking up new Defiance auto Lire in 300 block on Logan Ave between 32:59 and 1 p.m. yesterday. Wanted Experienced Bindery Girl apply Stewart-Simmons Press. Wanted Girls Everybody's Sanitary, Phone 13. Sale Furniture: six genuine leather dining chairs $9, six Genuine leather chairs pair $22.50, sell $12.50. Davenport leather in black moroccoline, $19.75. oak dresser $6. sanitary couch $2.30, $3.00. Brussels rug 3.3x10.6 $4.75. oak sideboard $5, $7.59. oak rocker $2. cupboard $6. child’s bed white enamel $1.75. library table. Stove $2.80. Items in Reed shape. Jo Koester of Barclay Township. Joe Raymond, 21d township, died 4 a.m. today at St. 221 East Fifth. Phone 2404.
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Ford
Cedar Falls
Robert Anderson
Conger Street
Waterloo Gost
Will Pacies
Defiance
Giri
Stewart-Simmons Press
Giris
Kone
John Koester
Koester
Barclay Tow
Joe Raymond
St. 221
East Fifth
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Jolson
Mint
D Emand
Economist
W. J. Dileo
Hoboken
Joseph Franck Johnson
School of Commerce
New York University
Cotns
Richard
Consumers
Nell Swartz
Consumers’ League
Florence Kelley
National Consumers’ League
League
Kenny Clews
Mr. Clowes
Mr. Clews
Charles 11. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company
Dis
Clews
Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
Giddings
Mfe
Jany
H George
W. Perkins
Boston Girl
Y.M.C. A
H.C. L
Villistas
Bolling
Cat
Rotarians
First Christian Church
Martin Burk
Focal
Albert Toot
Adams ‘Street
Can. & Ross
EB. G. Bauman
Sycamore Street
Fourth Street
Randolph
South Streets
Ewoo
Ced
Nature
Miss Tousse Sachen
G. Brainerd
Des Maines
Nathan D. Barber
Diazel Warner
Cook County Hospital
W. Z. Burbank
Wl. A. Snyder
Burlington
Dle
West Liberty
Laney Ligim
Yester
Tt.b. Boies
J. M Kren
D. P. Retemann
Los Angeles
Tripoli
Chicago ‘Great Western
Bne
TOY Auto
Spanela
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