Graduation Week Plans at Teachers College Begin
Cedar Falls reports a full schedule for graduation events from Friday through Tuesday. Ceremonies include a commencement concert, memorial gateway dedication, and diplomas by President Seerley. Multiple local residents travel, attend weddings, and health updates are noted.
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Cedar Falls
Jone
Teachers’ College
Seerley
Delta
Sigma Rho
Philo Hall
Claude Do. Porter
Centerville
What Women Want Love Told In Quiet Reassurance
A reader writes of marital doubt and Ruth Cameron advises that women seek explicit affection, not silent proofs, urging husbands to openly express love. The column suggests cheerful, supportive conduct improves home happiness and cites Chamberlain’s Tablets and Kingsley on success.
Miner Town Inquest Homicide Verdict Reexamined
In a western mining town a man was found dead in his hotel room hanged by suspenders. The coroner's inquest jury ruled the death as self-inflicted after determining the deceased came home drunk and hanged himself by his pants, a local mystery noted by Story Jones.
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Story Jones
Cedar Falls Schools Highlight Class of Fifty and Plays
Cedar Falls seniors celebrate with graduation exercises at the auditorium led by Prof. C. P. Cosgrove and a class of fifty. the event features diplomas, solos, and a class address. Tomorrow evening the class play The Little Maid of Plymouth Town will be staged. No new smallpox cases reported as Cedar Falls maintains precautions. The district also notes a fundraising playground tag drive supporting local children.
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Cedar” Falls
Fraf. C. P. Cosgrove
Teachers’ College
Henry Iblings
Winnifred Merrill
Titus Lowe
Francis
Plymouth Town
Cedar Falls
California in Grip of Pest Grasshoppers
California faces widespread grasshopper outbreaks from San Diego to Shasta with reports of heavy crop damage. State Horticulturist A. J. Cook warns of urgent campaigns by farmers and fruit growers to prevent losses as full grown trees fall to young hoppers. The outbreak prompts national attention with warnings of more raids and government actions.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Diego County
Shasta
California
A. J. Cook
Great
Sacramento Valley
Cook
Washington, D. C
F. M. Webster
Bureau of Entomology
Kansas
New Mexico
Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Harrison E. Smith
Wellington
Amarillo
Tex
St. Louis
Department
Colonial Lodge Plans Open Session and Public Address
Members of Colonial Judge No. 10 of the Homesteaders are urged to attend a Thursday 8 pm meeting at Labor Temple. Officers to be elected and 40 to 50 new members to be obligated. After the lodge session the doors open to the public with George A. Young addressing at 9 pm, followed by a series of performances and talks about fraternalism and insurance. Special prices on refrigerators advertised by People's Furniture Co.
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Labor Temple
George A. Young
Des Moines
The
Order
I. M. Gibson
Guy A. Feely
Gay Pearl Williams
Insurance and’ Assurance
Willis N. Birdsall
Supreme President
Growing Berries by a Veteran Iowa Publisher
J H Pearson of Ainsworth Iowa Clipper details five rows on a 26 by 150 foot bed and a lifelong berry regime. He outlines planting after fall growth, weed control, sub irrigation with clay tiles, fall mulch, and interplanting celery between rows, noting yields and irrigation practices.
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J. H. Pearson
Ainsworth
Iowa
Clipper
Washington
Garden Advice for Strawberry Beds and Weeds
The passage guides care of strawberry beds with mulching and careful cultivation to control weeds and pests. It notes hoeing, removing red clover dandelions wild lettuce chickweed and pepper grass, and cautions planting multiple varieties for fertilization. It mentions white grub worms as a pest and feeding them to chickens after locating the grub.
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Godfrey Bowman
C. F. Griffith
Hill
Mina Weisbard
Marathon
Odd Fellows' Hall
Joe Clay
John Leavitt
Grinnell
Karl Keller
Omaha
Robert Mason
Harlington, Neb
Excelsior Springs
G. A. Newman
Vielt
J. B. Newman
Washington Street
Miss Rowena Greeley
South Dakota
William Noble
David Merner
Cedar Rapids
W. H. Merner
Alicia Schltz
Laurentia Hansen
Grace Waugh
Topeka
Kan
Nebraska
Thomas Peterman
Wesley, Ia
Peterman
Lucile High
Normal School
Marshal Enlow
Waterloo
Isabel Loomis
Californi
Anna Funk
Hdith
Ufford
Jennie Daubenburg
Mae Toomey
Margaret Griffin
W. M. T. Aitken
C. H. Streeter
Redsville Creamery Company
Fredsville Creamery Company
George Boysen
W.A. Bryant
Miss Bid Downing
Schuneman
Ruth Cameron
Elizabeth Browning
Cameron
Miss Cameron
Mr. Man
Chamberlain
Charles Kingsley
Mary’ Scholl
Cedar Heights
St. Mary's School
Luke Donlan
Colonial Lodge
People’s Furniture Co
Lafayette St
Growing Berries
Morgan
Sullivan
R. M. Cowing
First National Bank Building
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