Graduation Tonight for Waterloo Business College Class
The Waterloo Business College holds graduation at First M E church with Prof. C P Cosgrove of Cedar Falls giving the address. Owensboro inventor W B Ireland and stenotype demonstrators attend, while graduates travel from Reinbeck Allison Lone Tree and Edmonton Canada for the ceremony. A reception at Gates home follows with class members and faculty present. Sheriff Shores travels to Knoxville with a patient for treatment at the state inebriacy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Owensboro
A Waterloo Business College
M. E. Church
M. B. Byron
Stenotype
Murchison
Bowen
C. P. Cosgrove
Teachers' College At
Cedar Falls
Frank Porter
Reinbeck
Nora Whitehead
Allison
J. N. McC
Waterloo Business College
Fros
A. F. Gates
Mullan Avenue West
Harry Stroud
Prof. Gates
Clarice Crouse
Gresham Community Notes from March Activities
Gresham Iowa reports busy lumber sawing near Fairbank and moving among residents. Delegates Karl Teisinger and Clarence Albright attended a Dumont district Y Pp. A. convention February 24. Mrs. Fritz funeral drew many neighbors and sympathy. Y P A met at Holdiman home with a social hour after business. Lydia Buehner visiting Waterloo. Jacob Scholl to Oran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holdiman
Fred Albright
Waterloo
Crawford
Garvin
Allen Steely
la Grippe
Jacob Scholl
Oran
Heins
Scholl
Chester Teisinger
Montana
Las
Jacob Teisinger
Conrad Fritz
Gresham
Community Notes From Mount Vernon Township And Nearby
A list of local moves and events includes Mr and Mrs Byri Dennett settling in East Cedar Falls and work at an Iowa Gate factory, visits by Ray and Orril Smalling in LaPorte, Claude Johnson at court in Waterton, and the B and BR Telephone company annual meeting in Janesville. Mrs Earl Progser to entertain Thursday club March 12, spring term start for Crete Newell near Plainfield, and residents moving to new homes in Green Mountain and Shell Rock areas. The Daylight Card Club enjoyed a social at Wm Callahan’s with hot mashed potatoes and chicken pie. Additional gatherings involve Mr and Mrs Fred Raskins, Louie Nelson’s family moving into the former J E Moore farm, and Myrta Garton visiting from Waterloo. Agnes Boomer and Oscar Merce wed and plan to settle on the VG Boomer farm. Mother and child are reported improving at Orville Miller’s home.
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Mount Vernon
Byri Dennett
East Cedar Falls
Tennett
Iowa
Ray Smalling
LaPorte
Orril Smalling
Claude Johnson
Waterton
B. & BR. Telephone Company
Janesville
Earl Progser
Crete Newell
Plainfield
Bert Jackson
Green Mountain
M. V. Sunderlin Hem
Wm. Callahan
Fred Raskins
George Phelps
al Decker Place
Shell Rock
Louie Nelson
J. EB. i Moore
sMias Marty Ballou
Waterloo
D. A. Finley Sceme
Schooel House
District Xoo
Gladden
Amd
Orville Miller
John Vincrnt
Sioux Joel SD
Myrta Garton
Loren Ostrander
Agnes Boomer
Oscar Merce
Boomer
Waterloo Couple Wed in Eldora Surprise Nuptials
Miss Bernice L. Ferguson of Waterloo and Roy W. Van de Walker of Conrad were married by Rev. J. C. Clark at the Eldora parsonage Monday noon. The ceremony joined families from Waterloo and Conrad with a Winchester hotel wedding dinner and a Mason City orchestra reception at the groom’s parents’ home. The bride, once of Waterloo, worked at Boston Brokerage and later in the William Galloway offices. The groom’s father owns several stores and the couple plan to join the Orpheum vaudeville circuit after his job with his father. They will visit Waterloo friends this weekend to receive congratulations.
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Waterloo
Eldora
Bernice L. Ferguson
Roy W. van de Walker
Conrad
J. C. Clark
Ferguson
R. C. Ferguson
van de Walker
Winchester
Mason City
Orchestra
Waterloo East
Boston Brokerage Company
William Galloway Company
Orpheum
Official changes on Great Western
Recent changes in Great Western officials announced. T. J. Cleary becomes commercial agent at Waterloo. March 1, Ted Jodon named division freight agent at Des Moines, replacing H. R. Holbert. March 15, W. C. Hine named division freight agent at Fort Dodge, replacing L. M. Foss.
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Great Western Road
T. J. Cleary
Mr. Cleary
Waterloo
Tferd Jodon
Des Moines
H. R. Holbert
W.C. Hine
Fort Dodge
L. M. Foss
Remarkable Root Juice claims aid for kidney and back troubles
An advertisement touts Root Juice as a cure for weak kidneys and related symptoms. It cites relief in days and lists testimonials from John Listenberger of Fort Wayne and J M Stevens of Atlanta, urging readers to buy at Henderson Drug Co while warning of imitations by dishonest druggists.
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John Wlistenberger
Wayne Ave
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. M. Stevens
Chestnut
Atlanta
Henderson Drug Co
Dairy Education Takes Firm Hold Across Midwest
Mr. Van Pelt conducts a series of farmers institutes in Nashua Sumner and Dubuque as dairy education expands. A three week dairy train from Illinois Central and Winds Central trains schedule meetings from Dubuque to Cherokee concluding March 22 with emphasis on increased production from individual animals.
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van Pelt
Nashuin
Farmers’ Institute
Sumner
Dubuque
Rock Island
Gowrey
Illinois Central
T. C
FH. 8
Mstel
Winds Central
Reel Island Road
Dubuique
Cherokee
Winter Weather Record and Dairy Train Report
Winter’s record shows thirty six days with temperatures at or below zero and a February coldest period noted. The Rock Island dairy train tour across Illinois boosted dairy interest, with schools dismissing and many students visiting despite blizzards. G Q Toulouse moved to 112 Ash Street, Rose Hills, planning a large chicken raising operation.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Hugh G. van Pett
Pythian Temple
Rock Island
van Pett
Mercury
Sh Aess
Slipever
Offhey
Vaughan’s
G. Q. Toulouse
I]nois Central Round House
Rose Hills
Ash Street
Osage
Council Bluffs
Prophecy on Cedar River Breakup Forecasts Weather Turn
Prophet Busby predicted the Cedar River would thaw and be ice free by the 10th, stating definite dates for spring breakup. The outlook suggests this forecast may be incorrect and false.
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Busby
Cedar River
Clarksville Man Seeks Mail-Order Marriage Partners
George Perkins of Clarksville Iowa requests names of five Watering ladies previously pictured in the Courier seeking to marry. He notes his birth in Waterloo and moves to Clarksville six years ago and asks the paper to publish the names so he may write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waterloo
Clarksville
George Perkins
Box
Clarksville, Iowa
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Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
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MT. Vernon
Bernice Ferguson
Roy
Groom
Seve
Ral Large Stores
Great Western
Dblipois
Tinues
Black Hawk County
Illinois
Munsonville
Winthrop
Independence
Jesup
Raymond
Waverly
Nashua
Charles City
Mellin
F. W. Bradford
Assabet Ave
Concord Junction
Mass
Piano Buyers of
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