Teachers to Talk on Helpful Themes at County Meeting
The Associated Charities received a check for 134.7% from the Waterloo Commercial club as its share of net proceeds from the February home talent minstrel show. The club retains a similar amount as its share of profits. The teachers program for Hutler, Black Hawk, Bremer, Cerro Gorda, Chickasaw, Floyd, Grundy and Worth counties' second convention will be at the state Teachers' college Friday and Saturday.
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Waterloo Commercial Club
Directon
Hutler
Black Hawk
Bremer
Cerro Gorda
Chickasaw
Floyd
Grundy
Worth
State Teachers’ College
Wealcome
Seertey
Benjamin Huard Moe Wit Joud
Pattenith
Fivn Totten
New Hartford
Charlotte Foster
Waverly
Thertha Moehlis
Steadlyn
Gertrude Hersey
Parkersburg Y
Esther Watster
Marble Rock
Flord County
Mary Cretzmeyer
Bremer County
Irving Harton
Start to Remodel Federal Building
Work began today on remodeling the Waterloo post office. Plans call for swinging doors replacing heavy sliding doors, new window portraits, marble flooring at the delivery window, plate glass lobby desks, a new bulletin board, larger radiators upstairs, and general modernization. Andrew Striezel oversees the competitive bid contract.
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Waterloo
Andrew Striezel
Missing man found in Waterloo mystery solved
The police identified 32 year old Jack OBrien who vanished December 24 while working on farms near Frederika. He was recognized on a street and taken to headquarters. Sheriff Krause of Waverly was notified and Frederika officials suspected drowning as the river there had been dragged multiple times.
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Jack O'Brien
Frederika
O Brien
Krause
Waverly
O'Brien
Tempers and Mormon Conference Headline From Waterland
Rev Robert Westenberg announces Minnesota waking up on temperance with progress noted in major cities. German Ellsworth of Chicago will conduct a conference at Labor temple on Saturday with priesthood meeting for Iowa clergy. no collections will be taken. Public invited.
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Board of Temperance
The
Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mr. Westenberg
Waterlan
First Presbyterian Church
German E. Ellsworth
Chica
Northern States
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Labor Temple
Iowa
Tawa
Ad Men's Club to Chicago Conclave Speaker Row
Waterloo ad men win national invitation to speak at Chicago convention service in June 2024. Frank Warner says a Waterloo speaker will be chosen at tomorrows meeting. The club plans a delegation of 75 to 106 from the Iowa regiment joining the local quota.
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National Association
Chicago
Frank Warner
Town Criers
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Tme
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Asc
Waterton
Tue Quatte
Iowa Regiment
Warner
Geneseo Community News Briefs March Notes
Geneseo area news highlights a school election result with Fred Lockard elected director. The second quarterly conference meeting will be held four weeks from Sunday with District Superintendent T. M. Evans to conduct services. Local residents Mary Burgess and daughter Ine Woodard visited Geneseo. sickness and travel updates follow, including Meeker family visits and farm activity in the area.
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Bragonier
Traer
Wecinity
Fred Lockard
T. MM. Evans
Mary Burgess
Jon Perro
Ine, Woodard
Settle
Mekag Dros
Waterloo
Yusha
Gann
Gerring
British Aviator Killed in Sea Fall During Flight
London report states Flight Sub Lieutenant Shepherd of the Royal Navy fell into the sea with a plane today while scanning off Eastbourne and was killed. The incident occurred near East Journe as rescue efforts began.
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London
Sublieutenant Shepherd
Royal Navy
East Journe
Local notices and elections dominate Janesville report
In Janesville on Monday the school director election yielded 36 votes with B A Sicklos and SK A Greenlee re elected. Other items include cemetery meeting postponed to March 12, births and illnesses, property sales, moves, and local social events.
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Janesville
B.A. Sicklos
SK. A. Greenlee
John Powell
Plainfield
Janesville Cemetery
van Epps
St. John
J. W. Heanett
Fred Webster
Fitkin
Decker
Fippert
Clarence Shepard
Harry Stiles
Sto
Waterloo
David Braver
Mary Myers
Antler
Mle
Chaplin
Rollins Inaugurated as Faamont College President
Wr. Walter J Rollins inaugurated as president of Faamont College at Wiehite Kansas with students forming a procession to the chapel for Frank M Siddon as principal speaker. Rev Waa Bo Barton of Oak Park delivered an afternoon address and the observance concludes tonight. Rollins, formerly pastor of First Congregational church, assumes duties today.
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Walter
Naval armor shifts aim at bottom protection in warship design
A Philadelphia Record excerpt discusses experiments in protecting vessels below the waterline, weighing bottom armor against weight, buoyancy, and turret reduction. It notes historical progress from side armor to decks and submarines and speculates on replacing heavy turrets with lighter shields to resist torpedoes and mines.
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Philadelphia Record
Marketing World's Greatest Problem
Peter Radford argues the world faces a distribution crisis not a production one. He cites vast arable land, rising farm output, and inadequate markets, urging organization and cooperation to improve marketing and prevent ruinous competition.
Butler county court adjourns. two divorces granted
Judge Edwards adjourned the February session of the Butler county district court. Two decrees of divorce were granted at the February term, Mabel E. Willis from Arthur E. Willas, and Estella Savage from Ernest Savage. Several relocations and social notes follow, including school events, marriages, moves, and local visits in Allison.
Thirty Bays Youth Sentenced for Striking Mother
Gale Hockens age 19 was jailed for thirty days in hard labor after being convicted of beating his mother at their home Thesilay morning. The mother testified he struck her yesterday and on numerous occasions. He attacked her when she refused to give money, with police Judge Meyers condemning the act and noting a whipping post would be fitting. The mother suspects drug use but has no proof.
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Gale Hockens
Hockens
Meyers
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