Baccalaureate honors Gates Business College class
Baccalaureate services for the class of 30 graduates from Gates Business College were largely attended last evening in First Presbyterian church. Dr J Ht Macartney spoke on Theodore Roosevelt as an unselish patriot, noting his patriotism and religious faith. Mrs A G Kessler and Mrs CG Ness sang, and the Gates quartet performed. Parents from outside the city attended. The graduates will attend a reception at the Gates home Wednesday and commence Friday at Central Christian church.
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Gates Business College
First Presbyterian Church
J. Ht. Macartney
Theodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Boshood
Dr. Macartney
Leonard Wood
Germany
Venezuela
Admiral Dewey
Macartney
A. G. Kessler
CG. J.ness
Gates College
Vernes Bierbaum
John Wells
Detitt
Spensley
Harvey Nichols
Ann Clark
Hayzlett Cottage
Third Street
P. R. Howell
Howell
Irvin Baker
University At
Town City
Myitannis
A.M. Baker
Isther Hake
Waterloo
R. E. Kerney
Win Yerkes
Dorothy Mae
Rockford
J. J. Junkerman
Cedar Rapids
A. G. Adams
B. J. Buchan
Hazleton
la Porte City
Ladies
The
Presbyterian Church
H.C. Goodwin
Mary Young
C. S. Ford
Young
Huge Apple Orchard to Be Sold by Delaware Firm
Bridgeville Del March 9 the thousand acre orchard of the Delaware Apple company with 80 000 bearing trees will be sold to George Saulsbury of Baltimore who has offered 93 300 for the land The property was to be sold at public auction but was withdrawn after Saulsbury’s offer He will resell it giving half the amount received over the price he pays to the stockholders of the company now in the hands of a receiver
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Bridgeville
Del
Delaware Appia Company
George
Saulsbury
Baltimore
State Briefs Des Moines and Iowa convention notes
State briefs report the fifteenth annual Iowa Retail Shoe Dealers association convention set for Des Moines with speeches by Gov Hammill in Iowa City. Other items include court damages by George Nagle over a 1924 Muscatine County crash, deaths of Andrew Loetscher, Maj L O Black, E A Merriam, a Lions City bridge robbery, Cedar Rapids city manager form and Kenwood Park incorporation votes, Alex Storey death, Grinnell death by horse kick, and a Cherokee verdict exonerating Steingrube and Garrett on manslaughter charges.
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Farley & Loetscher Mfg. Co
Loetscher
Boone
Maj
L. O. Black
Universalist Church
Tmeumonia
Black
Black & Wansen
Iowa
Council
E. A. Merriam
Council Binffs
David Bradley & Co
Simar
Lions City
Misssouri River
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Kenwood Park
Iowa City
Alex Storey
University of Iowa Medical Laborators
Grinnell
Dewitt Miller
Herbert Steingrube
Louis Garrett
Henry van Waaften
State Hospital
Pneumonia Fatal to William J. Clark at Cedar Falls
William James Clark died at 3 30 a m today at his residence one mile west of Cedar Falls from pneumonia contracted ten days ago He was born in Norway Iowa May 1 1861 and had lived in this community about five years Services will be held Tuesday at 4 20 p m at the Buckingham cemetery burial will be at Fairview Rev George K Barsalou will conduct the services He was previously in Traer neighborhood.
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Cadar Falls
William James Clark
Traer
Norway
George K. Barsalou
Buckingham Cemetery
F. T. Chandler
Chickasha
Okla
M. BE
D. Sands Wright
Chandler
Frank Stromgren
Waterloo
James E. Edwards
Cedar Heights
A. H. Lamb
George BP. Boysen
R. H
J. A. Miller
Des Moines
Town Retail Line Centers Association
Clarence Decker
Mt. Vernon Township
Nels Kajar
Cedar Hefzhts
Ralph Nichols
Minard Stout
Cedar Falls
Teschers
Nichols
Stout
William Carter
San Diego
Cal
Antimosa
Gyo
Carter
Cesar Falls
Betha Martin
Hazel B. Strayer
Thursday Club Meets at Home of Mrs George Nichols La Porte City
Local social column reports the Thursday Club gathering at Mrs George Nichols farm home west of town with a strong attendance of members and four visitors Mrs R O Rae Mrs Oscar Burdin Mrs Shmon Kerstetter and Mrs George Rothmeler. Afternoon included a business session games and contests followed by a two course refreshment. Upcoming meeting set for March 19 with Mrs Greer Atechuitkin.
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George Nichols
la Porte City
George Nichola
Town
Mra. R
Rae
Oscar Burdin
Shmon Kerstetter
Mra George, Rothmeler
Mearch 19
Brs
Greer Atechuitkin
Clinton Mourns Three Prominent Women Dying
Clinton Ia March 9 Three prominent Clinton women died yesterday Mrs Walter J Hayes widow of the late Congressman Hayes Mrs W S Gardner wife of a former postmaster and Mrs Fred S Haines Jr nee Miss Viv ian Pallystoik a popular musician Mrs Hayes an early resident and keen student of politics and economics Gardner a past grand master of Masons in Iowa and a Stand trustee of the grand lodge
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Clinton, Ia
Clinton
Walter J. Hayes
Congressman Hayes
W. 5
Gardner
Fred.s. Haines, Jr
Vivian Pallystoik
Hayes
Masons
Iowa
Grand Imige
Gas Battle Feature for Mecca Week
Lows City Iowa March 9 For the first time civilians may view a chemical warfare exhibition supervised by Maj G W Mason of the Chemical Warfare Service Omaha Neb at Mecca Week a feature of Meson week annual observance of University of Iowa student engineers Maj Mason will demonstrate chemical warfare used by Germans Austrians and Americans during World War I.
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Lows City
Maj
G. W. Mason
Chemical Warfare Service
Omaha
Neb
University of Iowa
Mason
Oregon farm spends 100000 for foxes
Summerstown Prince Edward Island reports the shipment of 100 black and silver foxes valued at 160090 dollars to a fox farm in Oregon. The island has long supplied breeding stock for fox farms across Canada and the United States. A new belt with wire ropes supports a baby during nursing and crawling.
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Summerstown
P. E
Prince Edward's Island
Oregon
Canada
United States
Heavy vote indicated in Cedar Falls school poll
Cedar Falls March 9. at 1 30 p m a special report says a new record for participation in a school election was indicated with 160 ballots cast. There had not been so much interest here for several years.
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Cedar Falls
Epsonade Salts Heralded as Superior Laxative Medicine
Pure Epsom Salts praised for constipation biliousness and headaches. Doctors rely on it as no other laxative acts so smoothly without griping. Epsonade Salts blends pure Epsom salts with fruit derivatives to taste like lemonades and remains inexpensive at drugstores. Guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
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Epsom
American
Epsom —(Association
Adv
Farm Bureau votes 10 to 1 against proposed bond issue
Iowa Farm Bureau federation referendum shows about 10 to 1 opposition to an 865 million bond for a state highway program. About 68 percent favored gasoline tax deductions for tractors, and 65 percent supported using gas tax revenue to back road funding. Only 16 percent backed transferring primary roads to the state highway commission.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Tha
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
State Highway Commission
Reds Plan to Spend Much on Education
Washington March 9 Expenditures by the Russian soviet government this year for public education will exceed by more than 120 per cent the outlay for that purpose in 1923-24. The figures, totaling 160 to 190 million dollars, are touted as made possible by a remarkable economic improvement and are said to surpass prewar education under the czar.
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Washington, D. C
Russian Information Bureau
Rheuma Promises Quick Relief For Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a fast two day relief for rheumatism, claiming it dissolves uric acid and clears joints and muscles. It guarantees no narcotics, refund if unsatisfied, and notes Wangler Bros offers a no cure no pay plan.
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Wangler Bros
Chamberlain Opens League Council for Protocol Discussion
Geneva March. Austen Chamberlain British foreign secretary opens the twenty third session of the League of Nations council as diplomats crowd the corridors. The program features the Geneva security protocol and a postponed debate on the peace protocol formulated by the last assembly.
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Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
Council
Council of the
League of Nations
League Palace
Europe
Great Britain
Corn stocks low on March 1 report shows drop
The Department of Agriculture announced that corn on farms March 1 totaled about 61,609,000 bushels, representing 32.9 percent of the 1924 crop, down from 1,163,847,000 bushels or 87.8 percent of the 1923 crop. About 66.3 percent of the crop is cited in the release.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Crop merchantable comparison in 1924 and 1933 crops
The text notes a merchantable yield of 1924 crop at a certain level, compared with 80.8 percent of the 1933 crop. It implies a relative measure of quality or viability between the two years, highlighting a lower or different standard for the 1933 harvest.
Noted Speakers to Appear at Waterloo Teachers Meeting
A. C. Fuller announces the annual convention of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers association in Waterloo on April 2 and 3. Speakers include Florence Allen of Ohio Supreme Court, Joseph Rubin on Inglda Conditions in Russia, C B Colegrove of Pasadena, I. B. Richman of Munsey One, and George Sethe of the University of Minnesota. About 1,600 teachers are expected, with sessions in East High auditorium.
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A. C. Fuller
Iowa State Teachers College
Northeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Hast High
Florence Allen
Supreme Court of Ohio
Joseph Rubin
Russia
C. BP. Colegrove
Pasadena
Cal
Upper Iowa University
Teachers College
I. B. Richman
Munsey- One
George Sethe
University of Minnesota
Waterloo
East High Auditorium
Rialto Theatre Names James B Connolly Manager
James B Connolly, longtime theatrical man and former New York newspaper writer, yesterday assumed the post of houses manager for the Frank Amusement company at the Rialto and Plaza theatres. Connolly has visited Waterico sav.
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Rialto
James B. Connolly
New York
Rialto Theatre
Frank Amusement Company
Plaza
Connolly
Waterico Sav
Actor Walter Woodall Dies After Revival Show
Walter Woodall, long time advance man for touring attractions, died in Bouffaio New York area after a revival show. He previously hailed from Owatowns Minnesota. The obituary notes his Shakespearean roles and years of stage work.
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Eral Times
Owatowns
Minn
Bouffaio
Walter Woodall
Notable Shakespearean Actor Dick Lambs Remembered
A brief historical notice honors Dick Lambs of New York, renowned for his Shakespearean performances and long career on stage. The item highlights his prominence in theatrical circles and his lasting influence on American theatre.
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George M. Twaddle
Cedar Fatia
Waterloo Evening Courier
Weal
William J. Clark
Seerley
Hi. H. Seersley
Harry B. Allen
Cozad
Neéb
Arthur
Cedar
Albert Rasmussen
Cedar Falls Township
Ring of Rama Krishnath
M. HE
John, Voorhees
Lia Porte City
Mra
Edith Adams
Ports City
Roy Hawkins
Hilne
Praram Ngs
J. R. Bie
HL Blanchaine
Ara't
Mecca
Epsom Salts
Farm Federation
ACKD
Bondoaue
Reds
Waterloo Insurance
LAMAR
DUKE
Agt
Lafayette
Chamberlain
League Council
Bayer
Tandy
Lumbago
Ber of
DRS. Harvey & Moodie Chiropractors
West Side
Jefferson
Franklin
Collard-Hull Company
Hudson-Essex Waterloo Co
Overland-Waterloo Co
Waterloo, Iowa
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