Foreign Appraisal of American Ways Is Complimentary
Iowa State College students attending a Cosmopolitan club meeting reported that Americans are seen as sound in spirit despite flaws. Guests from India, China, Estonia, and New Zealand praised friendliness, knowledge pace, and the American tendency to organize, while noting limits in philosophy and exposure to other countries. An American Medical association membership noted but is not directly tied to the discussion.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Anerica
America
United States
Gates College Reception Canceled by Scarlet Fever Quarantine
A scarlet fever quarantine at the home of Mr and Mrs Bryce Gates 739 Mullan avenue delays the annual Gates College reception for the 1928 graduating class members. The commencement exercises proceed today at 8 pm with Rev CG L Kenagy giving the invocation.
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Bryce Gates
Mullan’ ‘Avenue
Wast
Gates. College
Jane
Gates
Wit Jheld
Firsttsk
CG. L. Kenagy
College ‘Orchestra
Glee“Club
Mary Repp
Glenn Knight
Kenneth’ Wilson
Ruth’ Lemmann
Pan Lois Walker
Des Moines
National Association
Bruce Gatés
Edwin Towne
Gates, College Alumni ‘Association
Kenagy
Williams
Presbyterian Churches To Launch Financial Canvass
Financial canvass for the coming year will be made next Sunday by members of both Northminster and East Park churches. The pastoral service includes a luncheon at the church and an afternoon canvass.
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Presbyterian
Morthminster and
East Park
SARC
Iowa Exports Ranked Twenty Seventh in 1928 Quarter
Washington March 6 Iowa registered 27th among states in the second quarter of 1928 exports at 8 40 181 total value The data show a slight decline from the first quarter and 1927 figures Lard led Iowa exports at 2 851 693 with agricultural machinery valued at 1 357 112 Other notable items included bacon canned meats oats glucose and pork products The national total for April to June 1928 reached 1 149 940 627 with New York leading at 214 918 670 and Texas second at 139 416 902
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Department of Commerce
New York
Texas
Michigan
Maryland
Washington
Oregon
California
Oklahoma
Waterloo welcomes nine new families last week
Waterloo Retail Merchants association reports net population gain of nine families from 16 additions and seven moves. Newcomers include F Bagnard, Frances Bustmell, F O Goodwin, C A Guynn, Kobe J B Ricker, C Lanan, E L Lester, George McKee, J A McManus, Mrs R Otterson, H C Rockwell, H W Spragle, Charles Volbruck, J C Watson, George Wilden, and R O Zobel at various streets.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants ‘Association
Bagnard
F. EB
Marple
Bustmell
Frances
Sycamore
Fourth
Lester
E. L
Wellington
McKee
George
Allen
McManus
J. A
Park West
Otterson
Mrs. R
Saxon
Rockwell
H. C
Jefferson Spragle
H. W
Tenth
West
Volbruck
Charles
Evergreen Watson
J. CG
Evergreen
Wilden
George M
Grant
Zobel, R. O
Ats Kingsley
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American Medical Association
Commercemlent
Lord Foremost
Mrs
Newcomer
Eas
BAT
Standard Tire Co
West 5Th & Jefferson Sts
Clute
Westfield Ave
Pola Ri “A
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
WGN
Chicago
WTMJ
Milwaukee
WOC
Davenport
WHO
WOW
Omaha
WDAF
Kansas City
KSD
St. Louis
KSTP
St. Pauls
Superior