Mrs Eickelberg Becomes Third East Board Candidate
Late yesterday Mrs Eickelberg filed for the East district public school board position in Waterloo. She is active in the Waterloo Woman's Club and a former teacher. Also filing were W H Brunn secretary of the board and D Cass, with nominations due by Monday noon. Dr H H Boysen declines re election and Mrs R A Cole remains the sole Norman member.
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W. H. Brunn
East District Public School Board
Ebickelberg
Waterloo Woman's Club
Will H. Lance
D. Cass
HH. A. Boysen
R. A. Cole
Izaak Walton League Waterloo Chapter Member Drive Ends
The Waterloo chapter of the Izaak Walton League will wrap up its membership drive with a banquet this Friday at 6:30 p.m. in Fagles Hall, announced by President T. Monges. Art Stitz was named chair of a committee to arrange speaker details. The meeting and dinner are open to Walton supporters with a small cover charge. The group will discuss securing lodging for members and potential property actions, including buying the Boy Again reservation in Sherwood Park or jointly using the Waterloo Boat Club clubhouse. Fenerts on the drive were incomplete last night.
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Waterloo
Izaak Walton League
Fagles' Hall
Sherwood Park
Thase
Waterloo Boat Club
Fenerts
Code of life as lesson from school sports
Bruce Gates, president of Gates Business College, told Bust High’s assembly that not quitting is a key life lesson learned from clean school sports. He emphasized perseverance as part of character formation during his afternoon address in the school auditorium.
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Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Bust High
Thou Shalt Not Quit Honored By Gates Words
Gates addressed students urging fair hard play in sports and life. He emphasized integrity in competition and the value of perseverance, stating that success comes from honoring the game even in defeat.
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Ufe
Gates
Producers Milk Co Raises Capital To 350000
The Producers Milk Company increased its capital stock by 50000 to reach a total of 350000, signaling expanded equity and potential growth plans for the dairy firm.
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Producers Milk CO
Amendment raises capital to 350000 for Foster firm
W. O. Foster, chairman, and W. B. Foster, secretary, filed an amendment to raise capital from 50000 to 350000. The increase, the pair said, reflects growth in business and necessitates the higher capital provision.
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W. O. Foster
W. B. Foster
Significance of amendment noted by dairy firm shipping cream
A dairy company explained the amendment's importance by noting its business buys and ships dairy products. It ships sweet cream to eastern markets, a trade that has grown substantially in recent years. The Lesdon Zoo operates a snake hospital to treat ailing reptiles.
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Lesdon Zoo
Langdon Wins Iowa Oratorical Contest in Iowa City
Herschel Langdon of Gilmore City won the University of Iowa oratorical contest and the right to represent Iowa in the northern oratorical league contest in Minneapolis. Mops Bannister of Ottumwa finished second.
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Iowa City
Herschel Langdon
Gilmore City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Minneapolis
Mops Bannister
Ottumwa
The Constipation Tragedy of Maxy Lives and a Kellogg All-Bran Remedy
A dramatic editorial extols constipation as a societal ruin and promotes Kellogg All-Bran as a safe, effective relief. It touts daily use, medical endorsement, and versatility in serving and cooking, urging readers to choose the cereal over pills and drugs. Kellogg in Battle Creek is noted as the maker.
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Maxy
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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East Board
School Directorate
Paul Davis Day Goods CO
Detroiter
Detroiter Gas
Detroit
Vinor
Hoosier
Aluminum
Bridge Street
Waterloo, Iowa
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