Public Service Camp for Cattle Congress
Waterloo council and Boy Scouts plan a Public Service Camp at the Dairy Cattle Congress week of Sept 26. E Hstel and scout officials completed arrangements for a scout encampment with tents and displays. Scouts will guide visitors and aid at the exposition while demonstrating public service. Ray Short considers attending the National Education Association meeting in Des Moines to discuss Bar Scout work. H D Lee and C W Eine, Waterloo school superintendents and scout council members, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Council
Boy Scouts
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hstel
Congress
Congress Buildings
Scoutcraft
N. B.A
Ray L. Short
Waterloo
National Education Association
Des Moines
James H. West
New York City
H. D. Lee
C. W. Eine
Watterloo
Auto Fees Heavy in Woodbury County Records
Woodbury county treasurer reports $294,832 in automobile license fees since December 1, 1920. By year end 1921 about 13,000 licenses had been issued for trucks and pleasure cars. The figure comes from W. L. Sedgwick, county treasurer.
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Brour City
Italy
Auomobile
Woodbury County
W. L. Sedgwick
Iowa Education Directory Lists Long Serving Teachers and Salaries
The 1920s Iowa Educational Directory shows long tenures for teachers and varying salaries. Notable cases include Emma J Fordyce at 46 years in Cedar Rapids earning 1200 a year, Abbie S Abbott at 2000 as high school principal, and Elizabeth O Locke in Fairfield with 41 years in teaching. Waterlo o lags in superintendent pay, with leaders earning up to 4800 annually, while Des Moines, Sioux City, and Davenport top other cities with higher figures.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Yooking
Iowa
Emma J. Fordyce
Abbie S. Abbott
Elizabeth O. Locke
Fairfield
Anna A. Holland
Des Moines
H. K. del Fosse
Belle -Connor
Muscatine
Waterlon
M.G. Clark
Sioux City
Jj- W
Studebaker
Des
Moines
Taesteese
Terloo
Ottum
Clinton
Independence
State braces for cigaret permits under new law
Dubuque Fifteen applicants seek city licenses to sell cigarets as of July 4 with required applications and bonds of at least 1000 dollars. In Hamilton county land sales from Jan 1 1918 to May 31 1921 averaged 241.66 dollars an acre from 306 transfers covering 102 492 acres. Ainsworth teachers reelected for 1921 22 school year.
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Dubuque
Webster City
Hamilton County
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Consolidated School
Superintendent Robinson Re-elected and Rafisback Promoted
Council Bluffs Cornelia Bluffs spent the total sum of 1 049 75 58 according to the annual report of the city auditor for the fiscal year ending April 1 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perintendent Robinson
O. L. Rafisback
Council Bluffs
Corneil Bluffs
Federal education, health, and war risk offices to share Des Moines floor
Des Moines July 1 Capt Dan C Newquist head of the bureau of war risk insurance announces that the federal board for vocational education the United States public health service and the bureau of war risk insurance in Iowa will be housed on one floor of the Flynn building. Mace Jr directs the federal board for vocational education and Williams leads the U S public health service in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Federal Board For Vocational Education
United States Public Health Service
Bureau of War Risk Insurance For
Iowa
Flynn
Dan C. Newquist
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
M. Mace, Jr
F. L. Williams
Hays Humanizing Post Office Letters In Waterloo
Postmaster Wil H. Hays campaign to humanize the service arrives in Waterloo as the department orders beginning letters with dear phrases and ending with sincerely yours or respectfully yours. The move reverses prior efficiency focus, aiming to make correspondence more effective through formal greetings.
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Waterloo
Wil H. Hays
M. H. Kelly
Mr. Smith
Clarksville Man Reports Automobile Stolen Here
Clarksville Iowa man John Woods reports his automobile was taken while he traveled to Waterloo yesterday. He left for home by rail at 1 am and discovered the car missing upon arrival. Local police are investigating the theft and reviewing nearby listings for the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
John Woods
Waterloo
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Ad Promotes Malsified Brand
An old advertisement touts Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as superior and non drying. It claims most soaps and shampoos are too alkaline, damaging hair, while Malsified lathers richly with water and cleans scalp without residue. It promises quick drying, silky hair and low cost.
Barn youth party ends with car theft report
An evening at John as boys smoking in the barn leads to damage estimated at $100 to a pavilion. A car, described as a Ford with a missing left fender, was stolen from Fhome 1374. Police were told the license number could not be provided as it was registered under another name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Woods
Fire fire at 336 High Street barn garage
Fire department delayed by wrong address 336 Vine Street yesterday at 3 p.m. as a small barn used as a garage burned. Firemen later received the second alarm with the correct location and extinguished the blaze. cause reported by responders.
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Vine Street
336
High Street
Moonshine Still Captured in Cherry Street Raid
A raid by Capt. Tom Morris and two plainclothes officers yielded a crude moonshine still and a pint of homemade liquor, and arrested Thomas Andrews of 483 Cherry Street. This marks his second arrest for alleged manufacture. The apparatus was a simple crude setup with an old can and tin bucket linked by a lead coil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morris
Thomas Andrews
Cherry Street
Andrews
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State Bruesfs
Hays
Postoffice Department
Marsh Place
Oxfords
the Arant Shoe Shop
5Th and
Sycamore Sts
E Wangler Bros. CO
East Fourth Street
Margadant Bros
Pinkertons
West Fourth Street
Dan
Alto Mo
Sele Prica
Sea Island
Louis
Lewark Shoe Stores
United States
East Fourth St
Sycamore
Jake & Bill's
Boy Scout
Jake
Bill
E. Fifth Street
Sycamore Street
Palm Beach
Enderlein
AL Enderlein
Tony Berend
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