Iowa Bill Seeks Legalization of Student Teacher Contracts
A bill now in the Iowa House aims to authorize school districts to contract with the state Board of Education to train and employ student teachers for up to two years. The measure, passed by the Senate, addresses a teacher student dispute once ruled on by Judge H. B. Boies.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Senate
House Committee On
Supreme Court
H. B. Boies
Iowa
State Board of Education
Iowa State Teachers’ College
County Superintendent of Schools
West High Teachers Resign to Join War Effort
Misses Anna Roan and Mable True, longtime instructors at West High, resign to join the War Risk Insurance Department in Washington, D C. Roan will be replaced by Alec Robinson in English and True by Streblow of Cedar Falls. Robinson and Streblow bring extensive training and experience from Iowa State and prior teaching roles.
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Anna Roan
Mable True
West
Washington, D. C
War Risk Insurance Department
Mildred Court
Miss Roan
Alec Robinson
Miss Robinson
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Fort Madison
Miss True
Miss
Streblow
Cedar
Falls
Teachers Wages Discussed At General Meeting
Teachers of public schools are asked to fill out questionnaires on personal expenses for one month and a year. The meeting at East High School Auditorium tonight will feature reports by Supt C W Kline F J Miller and BE L Ritter on the Chicago convention. The wage question is a statewide issue and will be a major item before next year's election of teachers. Wages data and comparisons with women in other professions and teachers in other cities are being gathered to ensure fair consideration in Waterloo.
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East High School
Supt
Kline
Waterloo
Liberty Bakery Opens At 609 Commercial Street
Liberty Bakery, a new firm by Andrew Fries and Carl C Hansen, returned soldiers, opens at 609 Commercial Street succeeding the Friedl store. Carl Hansen will supervise baking, Andrew Tried will run sales, with both wholesale and retail operations and plans for citywide delivery. The shop markets itself as sanitary and oilheated to reduce dust.
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Liberty Bakery Company
Commercial Street
Andrew Fries
Carl C. Hansen
Hoboken
Friedl
W. Friedl
Andrew Tried
Temperature Rise as W C T U Funds Raised in Drive
A thermometer will be placed in Model laundry show window to track Waterloo’s $1500 quota for reconstruction work by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. The rise in temperature will register campaign progress as 25 women coordinate the effort, following a meeting on the project.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Waterloo
Towa
Fiftieth Anniversary Honors William and Mrs Bates
Approximately 200 friends and relatives attended open house for Mr. and Mrs. William Bates on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Gifts included gold cut glass and a Japanese lampshade. telegrams arrived from distant friends. John E. Bates presented the lamp with warm remarks. The couple reside in the city with three children and three grandchildren. An evening family dinner followed with guests and local hosts assisting.
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William
John EB. Bates
Bates
Charles Knapp
Mae Shull
O. J. Fullerton
Dinner Dance Concludes Le Club Joyeux Season One
Le Club Joyeux hosted a large gathering last evening at Hotel Bills for a dinner dance marking the season’s finale. A six course meal was served as tables circled the ballroom with dancing between courses. Bartlett's orchestra provided the music.
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le Club Joyeux
Bartett
Haster
Among the Churches at Westminster Guild Meeting
Mrs. M K W Heieher of Cedar Falls spoke on Japan yesterday to Alpha chapter Westminster guild with hostesses Mrs H B Plumb and Miss Helene Balliett. Light refreshments followed. Christ Episcopal Daughters of the King held a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs E F Stevenson with Mrs Edward Wright assisting. twenty two women attended. United Presbyterian announces a church picnic supper Friday evening at 6 30 with members and friends to serve.
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First Presbyterian
Christ Episcopal
F. Stevenson
Edward Wright
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Congregation
Spoening
Local Club Gatherings and An niversary Observances
La Lomita club meets at Mrs H C Brandes residence with sewing materials requested. J D club met with Mrs H W Schultz for reguar gathering. Stitch and Chatter visited Mrs Fred Matthes with special guest Mrs H F Matthes. Hap py Hour club hosted luncheon with Mrs E J Lockwood and Mrs Q P Thompson, then visited Mrs William Bates celebrating her fiftieth wedding anniversary. Lenten Organ Recital at Grace M church planned by Kenneth Runkel features 45 minute program and no admission. W C T U union signal day observance held in G A R Memorial hall with thirty two new subscribers to Union Signal.
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Q. P. Thompson
William Bates
Wilbur Condon
St. Francis Circle
Kenneth . Runkel
Grace M
Runkel
Boettmann
Davy
West
Lillian Stevens
Union Signal
W.C.T. U
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Meeting seeks better shipping service for Waterloo shippers
Waterloo Commercial club officials urge nearly 400 express and railroad shippers to attend a 7 p.m. meeting at the club rooms on March 5. R. J. Hoxie and A. J. Knapp sign the notices urging improvement in service to match competitive cities and to support all local shipping interests.
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Waterloo Commercial Club
R. J. Hoxie
A. J. Knapp
Student at LS T.O. fractures ankle in icy fall
Cedar Falls March 5 Special Miss Lottie Chehock, a student at Town State Teachers' collage, fell while crossing Twenty-third and Walnut last evening, sustaining a fracture of the right ankle. A farmer found her shoe and took it to the residence of Mrs. L. Clark nearby. Her home is at Plymouth, Ia.
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Cedar Falls
Lottie Chehock
Town State Teachers’ Collage
Twenty-third
Walnut
Be Generous With Stomach Be Generous With Stomach
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for relief from indigestion and sour stomach. It claims the tablets aid digestion, allow varied meals, reduce gas and headaches, and restore appetite. Sold in drug stores in the United States and Canada at 10 cents a box.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Single Women Defeat Married Sisters in Volley Games
The YWCA event featured three hard fought volleyball matches won by the single women by scores 21 to 10 21 to 10 21 to 12. Alma Walters captained the winning team against Mrs Euna H G captain of the married group.
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Y. W. C. A. Summsiuum
Alma Walters
Ndnal ¥Aus
Nellie Traai
Anita Pontiman
Louise Miller
Maria Miller
Flora Behrens
May Howard
Euuina HG
Mines
Charles Trunkey
J. Magee
Deuker
C. Long
T von Hin
Harriett Proctor
Pearl Kimball
Physical Educa Lion Department
Y. W. CG. A. Field & Pep
Wo- Paedi
J. EB. Brinkman
Anu
Blancha Martin
Br. J. Magee
Poyner Township Aids World Food Supply With Strong Cereals Output
Crop reports from assessors show last year was favorable for all food products. Poyner Township, rich in waste land, presents a good showing with cereal production leading the gains as farmers exerted energy to feed the world. The report details the year's yields across cereals.
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Poyner
Agricultural census snapshot with varied crop and livestock totals
The report lists Cornu with 188 490 bushels of oats 162 466 bushels of wheat 2314 bushels of barley 11702 bushels of rye and 2 6e4 bushels total. The Janus township held 1664 bushels of sued corn of prin quality. There are 408 head of swine 780 horses 490 cows 2332 enteritle gill kinds and 16690 head of poultry producing 2066 dozen exes last year.
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Janus
Independent Filipino State Mission Gains Legislative Backing
The territorial legislature of the Philippine Islands, meeting in a joint special session, made the Independence Mission a permanent body to continue efforts toward erecting the Philippine Islands into an independent Filipino state until success is achieved.
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Associated Press
Manila
Philippine Islands
Police Notes From City Rail Station and Court
Police notes report Harry Martin arrested for vagrancy after loitering at Union station. Charles Wagner held for investigation at request of a Timals Central rail way agent. A city order enforces minors' prohibition from poolrooms. T. J. Spurlin and Ed Stroues had fines and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. link to Monday night plate glass window breakage remains unproved.
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Harry Martin
Charles Wagner
Timals Central Railway
T. J. Spurlin
Ed Stroues
Birdsall
Pupils Learn to Read to Prepare for Future Life
Report on eighth grade readers who passed an examination last week under county examiners. Answers showed varied knowledge from physiology and anatomy to patriot songs. Students linked reading to future life and national involvement, naming tunes from America to lighthearted wartime ditties.
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Eirta
Yin
Blowevar
Kraduy
New Manship
Sonia
United States
Nuyons
America
Rule on insane soldiers issued by Surgeon General
Washington March regulations issued today by Surgeon General Ireland to obtain more uniformity in disposing of insane patients at army hospitals and asylums. The move aims to standardize procedures across facilities and improve care for military mentally ill.
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Washington, D. C
Ireland
Transfer rules at St Elizabeths halt soldier moves
A Havas dispatch from Basel notes that no transfer to St Elizabeths Hospital here may occur until a case is deemed incurable or a long treatment is needed. General Hospital No 13 at Danaville reports only mild cases, lacks open wards, and admits it has not met all expectations, predicting no triumph for informational Socialism.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
General Hospital
Havas Diapateh
Basle
Socialist World Seen by Haase Teuts for Revolt for Two Years
Tuesday’s minority socialist meeting in Merlin featured Sturg Jaase, an Independent Socialist, declaring that the German revolution had been smouldering for two years. He spoke amid a conclave of Teuts and Haase supporters.
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Haase
Teuts
Parly
Sturg | Jaase
Merlin
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Gene Payton
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Mary Kroesen
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