Wind Guts Score in First Day of State Trapshoot
Old Sal near the western horizon at Byrnes Park yesterday opening lay of Iowa Amateur Championship. High amateurs Sam Jones Sioux City and Harold M. Cooper Marshal Kawny led with 144 and 148 respectively. pro Earl Donahue Des Moines led with 3470 and J J Harker Lowell third with 148. Kip Gilbert Des Moines and JL Bei Maytag Newton tied at 43 targets in the 25 target events. Fisher close second with 41. Thursday closes the shoot with 25 target events and ten additional events including amateurs ladies and professionals at single targets.
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Curious Hawk and Pigeon Scene Captured in Flight
A brief observed incident describes a hawk circling high then diving toward a pigeon. The bird appeared to target the ground before its sudden halt as the pigeon escaped unharmed, leaving observers puzzled by the dramatic moment.
Auto Thieves Fall: Waterloo Car thefts continue
Auto thieves struck Waterloo streets last evening, stealing two cars in three days of nightly activity. One car was recovered by the owner, the other by police. A Ford coupe missing from near John Deere Tractor Co. plant was later found by its owner on his way to report the theft. Gasoline, tools, and castor pins were taken. The Hudson brougham on 215 Bryant Street vanished with police locating it on Bare Clay Street north near the Great Western railroad tracks. Police attribute the spate of thefts to joy riders and accessory thieves, noting several recovered cars and common theft of gasoline and parts.
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Move Charles City House From City To Farm In County
The house once used by Carrie Catt in Charles City is being moved to a county farm. The 1870 built home, moved after her mother's death, stood in a prominent city section and will relocate to a rural property. County officials note the transfer and poll counts show local supervisory races with M H Sproul and Clarence Barnett leading in district contests.
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Butler Auditor Beaten in Primary by Leland Suxtus
In Allison Minnesota County, the Republican primary produced Leland Suxtus Butler Auditor with 1.9794 votes defeating Paulus Hilmer who received 1.774. Chris Shir ar held transit seat without opposition and Ge Selielien clerk posted 1 979 votes versus opponent.
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Nightly film and stage lineup at city venues
Tonight's shows feature Crystal-Warry Langdon in Tramp Tramp Tramp at PALACH with Bob Custer in The Range Terror. PLAZA presents Casile B. DeMille's Thet Volga Boatman and vaudeville. RIALTO screens The Only Thing with Elinor Gioa, Eleanor Boardsman and Conrad Nagel. STRAND features Thomas Meighan in The New Klondike.
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Three 1 Million Whitefish Cats Obtained From Factories
Three million whitefish cats were obtained from factories amid a study of Japan stream fisheries. Officials reported the shipments were intended to aid research into river ecosystems and fish production in Japan.
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Waterloo Girl Wita Sail Soon for India
Miss Helen A. Draper daughter of Mr and Mrs G Ay Draper 103% Williston avenue arrived home after eight months in the Biblical Seminary of New York preparing for work in Calcutta India She will sail with about 50 young women from New York in November to Calcutta where she will teach in the Methodist Girls High school
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Williston Avenue
Biblical Seminary of
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Gail
Galcutta
Methodist Girls' High School
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