Waterloo Water Works School Board Election Returns
Waterloo West and Waterloo East elected continued board members while the labor ticket failed to gain seats. Carleton Sias and C K L Kingsley won in Waterloo West, Altstadt and E B Peck led in Waterloo East, with B W Schuneman elected to fill an expired term by a wide margin. Tax levies for school purposes and maintenance carried easily. Only seven women voted.
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Waterloo West
Carleton Sias
Kingsley
Willey
Charles MacKay
Waterloo East
Charles Altstadt
E. Peek
Stephen Brown Sween
T. N. Stuffiebeam
John Fressle
B. W. Schunentan
Frank R. Cooley
Waterloo Boards of Education
Central Labor Union
C. KL. Kingsley
BE. V. Willey
Waterloo
Dr. Ebbe
Peck
T. N. Tufflebeam
B. W. Schuneman
Ben J. Lichty
Frank Cooley
Altho
Dunlap Votes Bonds For New School Building
Dunlap, March 13. The $25,000 bonding proposition for a new school building carried by eight to one. More women voted than men in support of the bonds. Ellis coffee room remains open same hours as usual. (advertisement)
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Dunlap
Dunlap, Ta
Ellis Coffe
Welfare League Delivers Hope To Poverty Stricken Family
A Social Welfare League report by Ruth C. Reed narrates a poverty story of Mrs A and her daughter Mary. Through housing, medical care, schooling, and jobs, the family moves from subsistence to stability with a weekly income of thirty dollars. The narrative highlights department support, county funds, and league cooperatives restoring health and independence.
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The
Social Welfare League
Ruth C. Reed
Mary
Elsie
Charlie
Mr. A
Mrs. A
A. Family
County Poor Fund
County Board
Congress Control Still a Question in Senate and House
Washington reports the Sixty-fifth congress faces a toss up in control after an April special session. Republicans hold 215 seats to Democrats 214 with several third parties and a vacancy. A joint control plan may emerge leading to Champ Clark as speaker and equal committee divisions. Rural carrier exams set for March 24 at multiple Iowa towns.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Gov
Whitman
New York
Conry
Qearne
Reublicans
London
Champ Clark
House
Germany
Congress
Meeting of Minnesota division rail workers on fuel saving
A Minnesota division meeting chaired by Duckwitz, trainmaster of Dubuque, discussed fuel conservation with local officials and firemen. Proposals include traveling firemen with engines to train crews, sharing firing methods, and five alder firemen receiving practical tips to boost efficiency. sessions aim to curb waste and improve operation.
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John Bunyan Smith
Wall Mal Street Baptist Church
Porte
BND
Racraft
Fmt
Railway Y
Machante
Sergior
Uitvols
Rome
Irou
Pyal
Duckwitz
Dubuqua
Minnesota
Cedar Eights Vote for $15,000 School House Plan
Voters approve a $15,000 schoolhouse plan in Cedar Eights amid a low turnout. Mayor Willfaca Cathaythia and officials debate modernization, safety, and funding over ten years.
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Ryan Bure
Dan
Kelley
Abtaan
Willfaca Cathaythia Imnern- Tasamammedic
Saa
Euler
Pau
Wagner
Liberty
Hair Washing With Soap Trade Advice
Old pamphlet style advice says soap and coconut oil clean hair well. It claims soap rinses dust and dandruff, leaves scalp soft, hair bright and easy to manage, and coconut oil is cheap for family use.
Local School Grounds to Gain Expanded Facilities
Fragmentary text indicates plans to adorn school grounds with improvements by Finebrig pa Kardemaing and Mayor Galloway this morning. Mentions a project to double capacity, an architectural effort, and Cedar Weights likely tied to town growth and infrastructure.
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Finebrig Pa
Kardemaing
Galloway
Machius
Internal PRathing Cure Promises Rapid Benefits
A reader advertises a controversial internal remedy pitched as a breakthrough, claiming it cleanses waste, reduces waiting times for effects, and offers a free booklet from Calloarsen & Tansen's Drug Store in Waterloo. The piece promotes the product as highly effective and urges public interest.
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Calloarsen & Tansen
Waterloo
leMcien B
Town plans growth to 1500 inhabitants in three years
Officials say the community will exceed 1,500 residents within the next three years as plans for future development proceed. The statement emphasizes proactive planning and anticipated population growth to guide infrastructure and services.
Gets-It corn remedy hailed as painless cure
A Waterloo advertisement touts Gets-It as the painless corn remedy, claiming two drops loosen the corn so it can be picked away. It cites testimonials from H. W. Taggart, O. J. Miller, Hansen & Hansen, Strickler's Pharmacy, Horn's Drug Co. and others and notes bottles cost 25 cents or are available by mail from B. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago.
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League
Co-Operative
Elsie
Waterloo Medical ‘Society
B. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
If. W. Taggart
O. J. Miller
Jllansen & Hansen
Strickler’s Pharmacy
Florn’s Drag Co
C. J. Miller
Hansen & Hansen
Horn's Drag Co
Wangler Brug Co
B. W.,schuneman Co
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