FW G plans 1315 convention at Iowa City
Hive Lake of Independence mentioned for next president as the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs gears up for its biennial in May at the University of Iowa. Colfax hosts a board meeting with about thirty members approving schedules, lodging, and reports. Harriet Lake of Independence favored for president. Mrs J W Vatzek of Davenport eyed as a potential candidate if duties permit.
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Hariette Seward Hurd
Firectorg
Iowa Federation of Women's
8. B. Clark
Hed Oak
Colfax
Iowa City
Mre
Jax Moyer
State University
MacBride
University
Whitler
Webster City
Hetel Jefferson
Ark
Iine
Song
Legislative Committee
Road Roads Committee
Schorist and Loan Fund
Hart‘et
Lake of Independence
Ling Thore
Nhen
Miss Lake
Harriet Lake
J. W. Vatzek
Davenport
Onear
Huffman to Be Des Moines Postmaster in Democratic Tally
In Des Moines the Iowa Democratic delegation backed George Huffman for postmaster, noting his long-standing alignment with Wilson and Bryan. The choice follows debate over patronage, with critics upset over recent appointments while Huffman’s merit and party fit are cited as justification.
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Des Moines Democrats
George Huffman
George
Hufman
Baltimore
Iown
Champ Clark
Champ Clerk
Iowa
Missouri
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
Jerry Sullivan
Jersey
Jerry
Huffman
Des Moines
Reactionaries Lose in House in Des Moines
In Des Moines on March 6 the Clark bill to repeal the appointive state superintendent of instruction failed 61 to 44, with 50 needed. Debates featured Representatives Clark Pitt Anderson and Eggleston arguing voters can select qualified officers, while Les of Sac attacked the "back to the people" theory, noting voters lack information to judge candidates. Other items note a Clinton man going insane over dope law and Iowa City gamblers fined after Cosson raids.
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Des Moines
Clark
Miller
Pitt
Anderson
Davis and
Eggleston
Les of Sac
Bere
Lee
Bronson
McFarlaney
Towa
Marcha
Iowa
Cosson
R. P. Howell
Ralph Abbott
Goat Abbott
Earl
Ray King
J. R. Gill
Good Results From Manual Training At Castile Mill School
The Castile Mill rural school between Waterloo and Cadars fills county lead in instructional manual training with a full equipment install. Pupils show improved woodcraft and dexterity, producing fine examples of workmanship. A Hollander youth 16 built a polished box praised by locals, signaling a positive shift in student interest across schoolwork.
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Castile Mill
Waterloo
Cadar Fills
C.H. Hackett
Coutier and Reporter
Hollander
Linden community notes and moving updates
Chauncey Cannery moved his family to 2120 Lafayette street while Judd Perry relocated to the Hollar farm northeast of Linden. Burtner from Raymond moved to 216 Cottage Grove avenue as Mrs. Mirind Banfield visits Janesville. Mrs. George Clark had surgery at Presbyterian hospital. Ladies Aid washed and held a church cleaning bee. A young child burned his arm but is recovering well. Several residents moved or planned to move, and local meetings and hospital fundraisers were announced.
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Linden
Chauncey Cannery
Lafayette Street
Judd Perry
Hollar
Burtner
Raymond
Cottage Grove Avenue
Mirind Banfield
Janesville
George Clark
Presbyterian Hospital
Z. W. Chapman
Robertson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Linden M. E
John
L. C. Lowe
Tom Banfield
Glen Parker
Ursula Zuehlie
Horn
Dan Scholl
CG. Farobson
Scott Farm
P. Peterson
Sumner
A. Peterson
Vorhees
Cedar Falls
Magser
Frank Phillips
Morgan
Bather's Bee at the Waterloo Delighted Audiences
The Waterloo hosts the Bather's Bee tonight as the first trial and a vivid impression lingers. The Gorell company presents a strong offer with In the Bishop's Carriage slated for the coming week and fans expect a full, detailed production after significant preparations and expense.
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Fay Wilerap
Waterloo
Gorrell
Kavrs
Gorell
Hale
Majestic Night Offers Humor and Sights in Three Day Run
The Majestic presents Lee Motte Revue tonight with a jingling Dennis act, pretty women, buggy chorus and clever comedians. Howard Langford, Prank Hills, and Minide Laxter star in leading roles. Tomorrow brings Marrigu Teoupe and daring monoplane artists. The Three American Girls and The Juvenile Kings perform musical numbers and impersonations alongside a witty prologue by Weber, Dolan and Frazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Motte
Iony Pio
Majestic
Hhls
Howard Langford
Minide Laxter
Weber
Dolan
Frazer
Jayla
Wiese
City Waterworks Considers Hoisting Equipment Purchase
The board met in a routine session to discuss selling a hoisting apparatus and tools for well repair to the city. Pending investigation, the plan to equip Cedar River park sites was retained, with no current city machinery of this type.
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Board of Waterworks
Armstrong Mannfieldinig Ca
John B P. Berry
Cedar River Park
Sup
Beary
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Wade
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J. J. Richardson
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Evening Courier
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