Glasses May Be Moved In April To New Building
St Ansgar Iowa March 11 floors are finishing on St Ansgars 810000 schoolhouse and it should be ready for occupancy by April 15 moving into the new building will likely start in the first week of April though some plan to wait until fall for classroom use the old building dates from 1877 the project features an auditorium gymnasium and space for commercial courses the gym is soundproof with a long stage along the gym auditorium wall architects are Oren D Thomas Proudfoot Rawson Bouers & Thomas Des Moines general contractor Lanning Construction Newton plumbing and heating by W A Peck Des Moines electric by William Berger Omar directors cooperated including HB Falk John Pe Lund Albert Haiver Ben treasurer others C Ed Miller B T Heg end Charles Mueller Monrad loug
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Oren
D. Thomas, Proudfoot, Rawson, Bouers,& Thomas
Des Moines
Lanning Construction Company
Newton
W. A. Peck
William Berger
Omar
St.Ansgar
Col
HB. Falk
John Pe Lund
Albert, Hai
Lawn City's Solo Council Contest Seen For First Ward
Gedar Falls March 13 only contest in municipal election with filing closed. Matt Carroll challenges incumbent James W. Ford in First ward while Mayor J F Cross seeks a fourth term and his ticket includes W K Hearst and R Laughlin. Other candidates: J J Eylel Second ward H D Philpot Third W D Wier Fourth Jd H Byers treasurer Walter K Voorhees L Wy Slutts park commissioner J B F Jepsen hospital trustee.
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Courter
Gedar Falls
Matt Carroll
James W. Ford
J. F_° Cross
W. K. Hearst
R. Laughlin
J. J. Eylel
W.D. Wier
Jd. H. Byers
Walter K. Voorhees
L. Wy. Slutts
J. BF. Jepsen
Towa Falls Walton League Elects New Officers
Towa Falls Ia March 11 The Iowa Falls chapter of the Izaak Walton league installed a new staff of officers led by President J L Welden and Vice President E Poole. Secretary-treasurer is Glen C Smith with a new executive committee of J W Capwell W A Middleton and Rev J M Herbst. Frank D Peet was named delegate to the national convention and H F Kelloge as alternate. The local chapter endorsed the sh and game commission bill before the legislature after a dinner of 65 parts with addresses by A C Willford state president and Judge George W Wood of Waterloo.
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Creaker
Towa Falls
Iowa Falls
Izaak Walton League
J. L. Welden
E. Poole
Glen Co. Smith
J. W. Capwell
W. A. Middleton
J. M. Herbst
Frank D. Peet
Kelloge
A. C. Willford
League
George W. Wood
Waterloo
Toca
Shand Game Commission
Vinton Man Freed On Pledge To Support Wife
Hearl Hansen appeared before Judge Nichols Baturdey on a county attorney's information charging desertion of wife and three children. Arrested in Des Moines, he was admitted to bail on his own recognizance and remains with his family. He is a baker by trade.
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Gourier
Vinton
Hearl Hansen
Nichols Baturdey
Des Moines
Ball
Gjerge
Tehel
Norway
Last Services for Archie Olmstead in Shell Rock
The funeral for Archie Olmstead aged 42, who died Saturday after a short illness, will be Tuesday afternoon at his parents home with Rev. W. A. Buell in charge. Burial follows at Beaver Grove cemetery. In other notes, Mrs Harriet Lashbrook, 86, died near Swanton and was buried at Oak Hill cemetery. Survivors include Moses and Henry Olmstead, two sons, five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Courier
New Hartford
Archie Olmstead
W. A. Buell
Beaver Grove
Olmstead
S. W. Hemenway
Harriet Lashbrook
Swanton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Moses
Shell Rock
Henry
Graduation to mark end of winter term at Cedar Falls Teachers College
The winter semester at Cedar Falls State Teachers College will close Tuesday after a class of 67 receives diplomas. President O R Latham will award degrees at 1 am in the auditorium, with President H Lindley delivering the address. A musical program precedes the talk and a faculty dinner tonight features Alison Aitchison as toastmistress.
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Gavner &Pecay
Cedar Falls
Marvel
Teachers College
O. R. Latham
H. Lindley
Head of State University
Lawrence
Kan
The
State University
Moscow
Ida
Lindley
Bel Canto Green Club
Miss Alpha GC
Mayfield
Edward Kurtz
Roland Searight
Alta Freeman
Bartlett Hall
8. Wright
W. R. Boyd
State Educational Board
Siso
Vern E. Rigdon
Natural Science
Chicago University
New Haven Woman Dies Suddenly at 80
Mrs. Matt Fox, 80, of New Haven, died Friday night after a three hour illness. Survived by husband and three daughters Kath erine and Gertrude Fox and Mrs. John Miller. Funeral held this morning at Catholic Church New Haven with Rev A N Tibeau officiating. Burial followed at New Haven.
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Osage
Marth
Matt Fox
New Haven
Duraton
John Miller
Katherine
Gertrude Fox
Catholc
Pather A. N. Tibeau
Osage Man Fined 5100 as Bootlegger
In Osage March Frank Was arrested Friday by Sheriff Art Hungerford and City Marshal George Gulliver and taken before Justice Paulson charged with bootlegging. He received a $100 fine plus costs and had his car seized. Unable to pay, he was jailed.
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Courier Special Services
Osage
Frank
Art Hungerford
George
Gulliver
Paulson
Costa
Subdistrict Declam Will Be Thursday at Grundy Center
Grundy Center hosts a subdistrict declamatory contest with entrants from Union Steamboat Rock Gearing Eldora Clemons New Providence Liberty Consolidated McCalisburg. Election day brings four board candidates: R J Kuehl C 9 Macy Mrs Asa Middleton L A Plager and others.
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Courier
Grady Center
Grundy Center
Union
Steamboat Rock
Gearing
Eldora
Clemons
New Providence
Liberty Consolidated
McCalisburg
R. J. Kuehl
C. 9. Macy
Asa Middleton
L. A. Plager
Byron Hawn
Wilbur Smith
John Sovers
Ide
Leigh
Empress Theatre
Her Slater
Sioux City
Des Moines
Charles Adams, Jr
Washington
Gladys Baughmans
M. EB
Galtre
Filtz Beekman
Final Liquidation Granted For Flovo 60 Bank
Court action authorizes the receiver J. M. Blosson to sell remaining assets and close the defunct Farmers Trust & Savings Bank. The order also allows compromising stock assessments of Ida Eaton Verne Eaton Thomas Beardmore and Lizzie Kearney. Other items include approvals of guardianship bond releases and confessions of judgments in related cases.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
H. Kelley
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
J. M. Blosson
Ida Vv. Eaton
Verne Eaton
Thomas A. Beardmore
Lizzie Kearney
E. T. Gough
Henry Matthews
D Street
A. Heuer
Heuer
Chester Knitting Mills
Waterloo
Emma Boye
BT de Fi
Cedar Falls Man Judges at H. S. Music Contest
Cedar Falls March 11 McCreary returned yesterday from Knoxville where he officiated 25 judges of the band orchestra and wind instruments at the sectional high school contest Several organizations were unable to get to Knoxville because of the rain rain cancellations McCreary will judge the orchestral and band divisions at the district contest and beat Paullina on Friday and Saturday of this week
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
McCreary
Knoxville
Paullina
Nashua Public Schools To Stage "Her Step-Husband" Play
Nashua faculty will present a three act comedy titled Her Step-Husband at the opera house on March 14 to raise funds for school purposes. Cast includes Alfred Peters, George Williams, C. Darrow, Harold Smith, Syd Lani, Phyllis Wiley, Viola Nalbert, Bessie Troutner, and Corra Skuttle.
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Carrier
Nashua
Nashua Public Schools
Opera House
Alred Peters
George Williams
C. & Darrow
Harold Smith
Syd Lani
Phyllis Wiley
Viola Nalbert
Bessie Troutner
Corra Skuttle
Funeral rites for Lyle Hunt at Shell Rock
Clarksville youths funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the M E B church in Shell Rock for Lyle Hunt age 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt. Burial will follow in Shell Rock. He died Sunday morning from complications after several months of illness. Surviving are the parents and six sisters.
Guardian of Love of Fort Atkinsons’ Early Days Is Dead
Charles City Virginia March 11 4 J Goddard aged 89 died recently at Goddard’s park near Fort Atkinson site. He and his brother built Loz Cabin on the old Indian trading post site two mules southwest of Fort Atkinson. Goddard guided visitors, shared histories of tribes and early settlement, and kept a Civil War musket souvenir from Sherman’s march. He was born 1841 in Calhoun County Michigan. He resided with his daughter Lola Krumm, who helped maintain the homestead and land around the trading post site now part of a state park.
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Loz
Goddard
Go. C. Thirteenth
Towa
Calhoun County
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Lola Krumm
Farmhouse Burns on Bacon Farm Near Delhi
Fire caused by a defective chimney destroyed a house on the Low Bacon farm two miles northwest of Delhi early Sunday. The structure valued 5 000 plus, furniture on the lower floor saved, neighbors plan to convert the brooder house and granary into temporary living quarters, family to live in the granary, insurance covers the loss, Mr Bacon aims to rebuild soon.
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F Cowrinr
Manchester
Delhi
Broeder
Bacon
Ackley Woman's Collarbone Broken as Car Overturns
Ackley Iowa March 11 Mrs Frank Steinmeier suffered a fracture of her left collarbone Saturday when their car overturned between Rockwell and Mason City while en route to Wells Minnesota for the death of Mr Steinmeier's mother Mrs Lane Steinmeier. The car was wrecked and the party Mason Guy Mr and Mrs Steinmeier and Raymond were brought home by a man in the Steinmeier rig. Mr Steinmeier left Saturday night by train for Wells. The funeral was Sunday at 3 pm.
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fCnumier
Ackley
Frank Steinmeier
Rockwelt
Mason City
Wells
Minn
Steinmeier
Lane Steinmeier
Mason Guy
Donor Withheld for Charles City Schools Picture Gift
A friend, whose name is withheld, donated a motion picture machine to the Charles City public schools. An order was placed for a portable picture projector to enhance visual education with the latest projection devices.
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Bpertad Kersvnee
Charles City
New Hampton Caucus Nominates Four Council Candidates
New Hampton officials announce four council candidates for the four wards. First ward nominee Louis Hesselman, second ward Harry Carney, third ward A. J. Kienske, and fourth ward Wilami Denner. The caucus action names the slate for March, reflecting local political planning.
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Council
New Hampton
New Hampton, Jr
Catcuq
Louis Hesselman
Harry Carney
Pfhird
A. J. Kienske
Wilani Denner
Social Calendar Assures Busy Cedar Falls Week
Cedar Falls schedules promise a busy social week with Past Matrons' club luncheon at Mrs. F. O. Jackson's home on Franklin Street and Laufa lots gathering at Mrs. D. J. Watters's on Washington. Royal Neighbors, Knights of Pythias visitors night, Irish program at Music and Drama department, and Legion home talent rehearsals feature.
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Cedar Falls
Club of the Eastern Star
F. O. Jackson
Nettie Johnson
Franklin Street
D. J. Watters
Washington Street
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Jesup
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
Grundy Center
la Porte City
Independence
Waverly
Harry J. Brown
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Mmes
Ellen Carney
J. J. Caldwell
Alpha C. Mayfield
American Legion
Louis Begeman
Edward C. Dahl
Wayne Smith
Helen Stover
John Voorhees
Paul F. Bender
J. H. Byers
Parlor Reading Circle
J. C. Radell
Anton Siifsgard
John Caldwell
E. M. Guiver
John H. Robinson
L. F. Jewell
R. O. Skear
Teachers College
First Baptist Church
H. S. Bulum
Amegee
Ladies” Ald Society of Fine Methodist Church
Cedar Falls High School
Honor Bright
Teachers College High School
Minnie Starr
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Lena Schnack in La Porte City
A 25 member group of relatives and friends surprised Mrs Lena Schnack Saturday at her sister’s home in La Porte City in observance of her birthday. She now lives in Charles City and visited La Porte City with relatives. social evening and lunch followed.
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Gourier
Porte City
Lena Schnack
Fred Walthers
Sehnack
Charles City
Former Mayor to Oppose Incumbent at Vinton Polls
Former Vinton mayor George N nore, defeated two years ago by incumbent E A Buxton, will again run against Buxton. Filings disclose opposition for some city council seats by the price ticket. D E Mackie and Cline Schlotfelt seek at large councilmen, F H Schmit for Fourth ward, and Glare Donald for First ward.
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Courier Special Settier
Vinton
George Norice
E. A. Buxton
Buxton
D. E. Mackie
Cline Schlotfelt
F.H. Schmit
Fourth Ward
Glare Donald
First Ward
Pavement Damage on Main Street in Independence
Courier Special Service reports extensive damage to asphalt paving on Main Street east in Independence Indiana. Heavy traffic and hard freezing have worn holes to the concrete base and raised large surfacing chunks as water seeps in and freezes.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Main Street
Independence Junior College to stage Jack Wilson and His Coronadoes
Independence Indiana news item reports the Junior College at Independence will present the play Jack Wilson and His Coronadoes at Grand Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with a chorus and orchestra. The play was previously performed at the state hospital on Sunday.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Jack Wilson
Grand Theatre
the State Hospital
Charles Gallop 77 Dies at Cedar Falls
Charles Gallop 77 dies at the home of his sister Mrs Augusta Wright 624 Thirteenth Street West awaiting word from his sons and daughters in other states. He had resided with Wright and the funeral arrangements are being arranged.
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Courier
Cedar Pals
Charles Gallop
Augusta Wright
Gallop
Wright
Thirteenth Street West
Chicago Pacific time cut by railroad to five hours
The Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific railroad announced it will reduce running time by five hours between Chicago and the Pacific Northwest. The move follows similar reductions by the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad
Pacific Northwest
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Agreement to Leave Town After Guilty Plea
Vinton Indiana March 11 Special sentence withheld when Arthur Lritten pleaded guilty to lewdness before Judge Nichols Saturday on condition the defendant leave town.
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Vinton, In
Arthur ‘Lritten
Nichols
Red Cross Pills Liver Laxative Ad Claims Cure All
An old ad promotes Red Cross Pills as a universal liver stomach and bowel remedy. It markets treatment for appendicitis gall stones dyspepsia constipation and colds with a money back guarantee, price listed as 25 cents for a small bottle. The copy imitates typical early 20th century patent medicine language.
Adierika Laxative Claim Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement asserts that Adierika glycerin mix including buckthorn bark and saline clears gas and constipation within hours. It promises immediate improvement in gas pressure and tiredness after meals by cleansing both upper and lower bowels, with a single spoonful claimed to relieve discomfort.
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Robert Drug So
Cy J. Miller
Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Rankin Resident
Mrs. Ben Owen of Route 2 Rankin Illinois reports strong benefits from taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before and after her two children. She says it helped her feel better and enables her to perform heavy labor at work and at home. She offers to answer letters.
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Ben Owen- Lane
Route 2
Rankin, Iinois
Cedar Falls Churches Prepare Easter Programs
Cedar Falls church directors and local organizations are shaping Easter programs. Some choirs will perform special numbers with extended lines, others will stage pageants about the resurrection. Evening services replace usual preaching, with First Presbyterian staging Triumph of the Defeated by its young people.
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Cedar Falls
Chilr
First Presbyterian Church
Gystex 48 Hour Test Promises Quick Relief
Do you suffer from Get Up Nights, backache, bladder weakness, burning or rheumatic pains? Try the Gystex 48 Hour Test. The product claims rapid relief, no narcotics, safe ingredients, and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. offered at 60 cents.
Konjola Promises Relief After Many Medicines Fail
The Konjola Man at Wangler Bros drugstore, 220 East Fourth Street, touts a 32 ingredient medicine that allegedly relieves chronic stomach troubles without alcohol or nerve-depressing drugs. He cites customer testimonials, including Mr. Kienny Pries of 125 Albany Street, who reports digestion and bowel improvements after trying Konjola.
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Wangler Bros. Drug Store
East Fourth Street
Nature
Kienny Pries
Albany Street
Pries Sri
Kon- Jola
Wangler Bros
Hast Fourth Street
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