Weave r Favile and De Graff Are Named A o Judges
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 28. Weaver Iowa Falls was renominated as a candidate for Justice of the supreme court, and F F Faville Fort Dodge and Lawrence De Graff Des Moines were nominated at that honor by the Republican judicial convention yesterday after on. Justice Weaver was renominated on the second ballot and Faville and De Graff were nominated on the fourth ballot.
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Cedar Rapids
Weaver
Iowa Falls
Supreme Court
F. F. Jalle
Fort Dodge
Lawrence Deaff
Des Moines
Justice Weaver
Aville
de Graff
Dge Howell
Thomas Sthur
Logan
Failean de Graf
Parent
Scott County
Hich
Salinger
Arthur
Awell
Faville
Salingr
Applegate
Clark
Withrow
Albert
Nish
Linn County
Aittle
Polk
Bat
St. Justice
Des Toines
Fayille
peGraff
Alinger
Cesar Fails Liam in Cedar Faliz Newsroom Note
Cedar Faliz reporter George H. Twadiale of the Waterloo Evening Gourier and Dotty Reporter cites office listings at Ll West Fourth Street with phone and hours.
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George H. Twadiale
Cedar Faliz
Waterloo
Hearing set on objections to consolidated area in Iowa
Objections to the proposed consolidated school district drawing from Black Hawk and Grundy counties will be heard August 2 in Waterloo Cedar Falls. Supervisors H. C. Moeller and Warl Gray will preside at the courthouse hearing. The report notes other local items including church promotions, racing entries, hotel sales, and city regulations for the bathing beach.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
Grundy
Pairfield
Cedar Walls
Waterloug
Warl Gray
H. C. Moeller
A. Busch
Denmark
United Danish Lutheran Churches
Nazareth
Calfornia
Japan
N. M. Andreasen
Mr. Busch
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Fresno
Cal
David Reed
Grundy Center
Joseph Cormner
Iowa Falls
Hart Monholland
Riceville
W. M. McMillan
Fargo
N. D
Earl A. Roadman
Fayette
Minneapolis
Simpson Methodist Church
P. A. Dunbar
Clear Lake
Adolph Kramer
Bloomington
Ind
B. W. Merrill
Merrill
Blue Hills
Frank Rugg
Bedford
Waterworks Shows Big Earnings for Quarter Ended June 30 1920
Waterloo waterworks reported net earnings of $123 743.51 for the quarter ending June 30 1920 after operating costs. Total receipts from non tax sources were $34 003.04 and operating expenditures $20 330 183. The water sales brought in $25 375.78 with $8 687.86 from miscellaneous accounts and $11 730.19 from the tax levy. Sinking fund levy added $6 703.36, bringing total receipts to $46 314. An overdraft of $887.90 existed at quarter start, with cash in funds of $11 418.51 at June 30. Fixed charges will reduce funds to about $2 000 in the near term. The report notes interest, bond retirement, and related costs.
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Waterloo
Republican District Judicial Convention Held Here Tomorrow
Republican district judicial convention set for Hotel Russell Lamson to nominate two candidates. Likely nominees are G W Wood already on the municipal court and H B Stiles Manchester serving Dunham's unexpired term. Democrats offer no judge candidates making the outcome effectively decided. Black Hawk county delegates listed include Edwards Arbuckle Mears Gwynne Jordan Paulsen Lovejoy Frank Swisher Silas Newman Blough. Barron Moore Coal Co Utica 107.
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Russell-Lamson
G. W. Wood
B. Stiles
Manchester
G. W. Dunham
Stiles
Black Hawk County
A. J. Edwards
J W. Arbuckle
T. Mears
J. W Gwynne
J. E. Jordan
P. H. Paulsen
A. B. Lovejoy
P. H. Frank
F. Swisher
Carleton Silas
J. 5
Newman
W. M. Blough
American Friends Service to Limit Europe Child Feeding Role
The American Friends Service Committee says it will not take over all central European child feeding from the American Relief Administration. Berlin reports 634,000 children fed daily in 88 German cities, with numbers fluctuating to 500,000 by September and potentially to 1,000,000 if U.S. funds arrive. The German government has agreed to supply flour and starch for the feeding program.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Friends Service
Europe
Herbert Hoover
American Relief Administration
Murclaig
Berlin
Germany
America
Sugar Ad Run Error Corrected After Printer’s Slip
An advertisement for 600 bags of sugar in The James Black Dry Goods Co. paper was printed on Tuesday by printer’s error instead of Wednesday. The price was also incorrect and has been corrected in today’s reinserted ad following store instructions.
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James Black Dry Goods Company
Local Birth Notices Mixed From Stanton Nicholas To La Porte City
A jumble of birth notices lists parents and dates across several towns including Stanton Nicholas La Porte City and Me with several entries noting July births. Names such as Joseph Wagner Milas Holth John Schiller Jr and Lee Bird appear amid hometowns and hospital references.
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Joseph Wagner
Stanton Nicholas
Leute Jteriindur
Arthur
Formenly Milas Holth Uiaeris
Ton Beard
John Schiller, Jr
Reber
Clarlee Widerard
Census Revisions Prompt 1920 Population Increase
Fragmentary census note reports revised 1920 population figures. Mentions lines of data for Westerly and nearby areas with figures like 18,068 and references to cross-checking districts.
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Increrse Pet
Westerly
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Genuine Tablets Sold in Boxes
An advertisement markets Bayer Aspirin as a genuine pain reliever for headaches menstruation neuritis and cold symptoms. The tray lists twelve tablets per box and notes Bayer Manufacture as the trademark and source for the product.
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Bayer
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Charles Mi ¥On Schalbte
la Porte City
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Renewington Township
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Lanett
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Lester Are
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Burch Bros
Misses & Child
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