Honor Students Named From East High School Honor Roll
Supt Charles W Kline announced eight top students for the senior class at East High during a morning assembly. Hizel Hanlon led with 94.21 average and will be valedictorian. Gladys Storm is salutatorian with 93.03. Others are Mabel Nesfield Marion Cooley Arvilla Young Julia Peek Coretta Barck and Clifford Hutton the sole male. The list highlights working students and some who funded education while studying.
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East High School
Charles W. Kline
Hizel Hanlon
Peek Street
Gladys Storm
Ralph Storm
Mabel Nesfield
Dunkerton
Marion Cooley
Arvilla Young
Julia Peek
Coretta Barck
Clifford Hutton
Toy Annowneiy Sng
Kline
Ally
Gschool
Fi. ‘S
Musterole Ad Promises Quick Relief For Chest Aches
An old fashioned mustard plaster style remedy, Musterole, is promoted for sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma rheumatism lumbago and more. It claims to prevent pneumonia with chest cold relief and is sold in 25¢ and 50¢ jars with hospital sizes at 2.59. Mail orders and endorsements note repeat purchases and perceived medical savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telic
Masterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
William Niess
Sacramento
Calif
Sava
P. O
Honor Students Trade Off For Rural High School Prep
The text notes parents disapproved of high school education yet some honor students pursued training. Many entered high school with rural school preparation, and the class is described as producing the most industrious students.
Seeds for School Gardens Attract 122.44 in Orders
Envelopes with children's seed orders total 122 dollars and 44 cents, with amounts from one cent to fifty cents. Over 12 000 packages needed to fill orders. Sixteen school buildings will participate in the garden effort, sixteen except one sending orders. In the third ward the largest order is 44 dollars. The program aims to give poor children access to seeds at nominal prices, not profit for the supplier. Four prizes will be awarded and the civic department of the Woman's club will hold gardening lectures in the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Labor nominees sign resignations in leveraged pledge
Two unions the leather workers and tailors endorsed the Social Democratic ticket at Labor Temple meetings. Leather workers donated to the campaign fund and tailors gave a liberal sum. Leon Link and H B Houser spoke to both locals. It was revealed the nominees signed undated resignations filed with the Central Labor Body to be used if they violate public will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leather Workers and Tailors
Labor Temple
Leon Link
H. 8
Houser
Central
Testimony Closed in Graham Will Case
At 11 10 this morning all the testimony was in in the will case where the brothers of Miss Bessie Graham deceased strive to have set aside a bequest given to Attorney C B Courtright by the testatrix The trial has progressed since yesterday morning and considerable time has been spent in arguing legal points Yesterday afternoon the defendant took the stand He said of his acquaintance with Miss Graham and of his acting as her attorney for many years He had known her for something like forty five years The mother of the wife of Theodore Graham was a cousin of the defendant The bequest which is being attacked amounts to 35000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Graham
C. B. Courtright
Miss Graham
Ife
Rose Beau ix shop changes hands on Lafayette Street
Rose Beau ix shop on Lafayette Street changes management with Mrs Susie Nauman taking over from Miss Gertrude Pennington. Pennington will return to Eldora after several months in charge. Ms Nauman a local resident has led the store during the transition amid a money saving sale offering deeply discounted shoes from Wing and Miller Shoe Co of 535 Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhaudty
Rose Beauix
Lafayette Street
Susie Nauman
Gertrude Pennington
Wing & Miller Shoe Co
Commercial St
Jesse Higby Dies in Des Moines Telegram Advised
Jesse Higby formerly of Cedar Falls died today in Des Moines per a telegram to relatives in Cedar Falls this afternoon. A brother, Steward Higby, is an attorney in Law City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Higby
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Steward Higby
Lawa City
Wilson sees New Haven settlement progressing well
President Wilson said there will be no receivership for the New Haven rail road and that DOJ negotiations with the New England railroad are proceeding satisfactorily. He expects an early settlement, with Attorney General McReynolds noting the talks are advancing without planned cabinet discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
New Haven
Department of Justice
New England Railroad
White House
McReynolds
New Hartford News Briefs Mention Farewells and Visits
Tiarry Fitch and family left for Water Glen Alberta Canada to start anew. John Coster of Coster discussed Butler county fair with Rev. Mr. Fray. Fred Sherman of Cedar Falls visited friends. H F P Harmon hosted by his parents in Hubbard. John Quackenbush from Webster City sought old friends. Baptist Ladies Aid met at B J Dunham home with a five oclock lunch for 60 attendees raising 7.25. Mich tredi thanked organizers Evelyn Knipe Effie Hurtbut and B J Dunham for the smooth event. Eugene Olmstead of Parkersburg visited relatives for a week. R E Wick and Jack Keels visited Waterloo and Par rowe. J M Yeans visited Dunkerton. Tra Stirling and bride departed for Readlyn Sask Canada. J T A Meayton remains bedridden after a fall. Dr D G Evans left for an association rail trip. Mr Cochran of Independence moved his portable saw mill here to aid farmers. Chicken pie dinner 25 cents at Christian church on West Prairie and South streets this afternoon. Twelve hundred dollars total revenue noted. (advertisement)
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New Hartford
Tiarry Fitch
Water Glen
Alberta
Canada
John Coster
Coster
Butler County
Fray
Fred Sherman
Cedar Fails
H. FP. Harmon
Hubbard
C. B. Harmon
John Quackenbush
Webster City
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
B. J. Dunham
Evelyn Knipe
Effie Hurt
J. Dunham
Eugene Olmstead
Parkersburg
R. E. Wick
Waterloo
Jack Keels
Parrowe
Therasnerger
J. M. Yeans
Dunkerton
Tra Stirling
Bride
Readlyn. Sask
A. Meayton
G. Evans
Association of Rail
Cochran
Independencs
Senator Kenyon Pushes Shareholder Protection Bill
Senator Kenyon has introduced a senate bill to empower the attorney general or the Interstate Commerce Commission to sue on behalf of railroad and quasi public company shareholders harmed by improper actions. The measure targets cases like the New Haven railroad and aims to curb looting of railroad properties by detailing proceedings and enforcement mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Railroad
Mrisco
Rock Island
Flora Dunlap Spends Day In Cedar Falls Addressing Club Women
Miss Flora Dunlap of Des Moines a noted suffrage worker and president of her town’s suffrage association visited Waterloo for several hours this morning and spoke to a gathering of club women in Cedar Falls. She planned to return this evening for a supper at the YWCA rooms with Wateries Women’s suffrage society executives before an evening train back to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Dunlap
Des Moines
Cedar Falls
Ely
Wateries Worsn's
Dunlap
Local Notes From Winslow and Surroundings
Winslow March reports visits from Jasper Minnesota residents Winfred Teist and Mrs SD Newell. August Vossberg spent Sunday with a brother at Waverly Junction. Marshall Noble shipped cattle. Mrs H Leverich went to Waterloo for her mother's illness. Briggs brothers took two carloads of stock and machinery to Minnesota farm. Cora Marietta returned to Waterloo caring for her sister Mrs Briggs. Miss Echo Jordan visited Waterton relatives. Mrs Winklowan and daughter described.
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Minnesota
Cora Marietta
Waterloo
Briggs
Echo Jordan
Waterton
Winklowan
Local residents visit over a weekend in Wisconsin
Amanda of Waverly and Mrs. C G Bickelberg met last Friday. Mr and Mrs John Beening of Waterloo visited Chas Williams. Daniel Newell of Janesville came to Winslow in his new car. Mr and Mrs Frank Corwin and family spent Sunday with Tom Jordan.
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Amanda
Waverly
CG. Bickelberg
John Beening
Waterloo
Chas. Williams
Daniel Newell
Janesville
Winslow
Frank Corwin
Tom Jordan
Alleged Bird Thief Caught After Crow Clue in Iowa
Davenport on March 17 Deputy Sheriff Marinan captured Amos Phares of Princeton after a crowing rooster led bystanders to a wagon loaded with live chickens believed stolen from farms northwest of Davenport. Phares reportedly admitted stealing chickens in Scott county and selling them to Davenport commission houses. A night-card party on the road helped expose the haul when a crow emerged from a wagon and bystanders summoned a farmer and the sheriff.
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Davenport
Amos Phares
Princeton
Marinan
Phares
Scott County
Pickett to Speak at South Bend Civic Club Dinner
Charlies E. Pickett of Waterloo appears as a speaker at the Civic Club of South Bend Indiana annual dinner. His topic is The Civic Equation. Other speakers include the president of DePauw University and the governor of Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Pickett
Waterloo
Civic Club of
South Bend
Ind
DePaw University
Montana
Stork Brings 10-Pound Son to Local Pharmacist Family
Robert Walker of Strickler and Walker, pharmacists, welcomes a 10 pound son at his home on 202 Franklin street. The baby arrived at 1 o clock this morning and both mother and child are doing nicely, with Mr Walker greeting patrons with a broad smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walker
Strickler & Walker
Franklin Street
Thompson ticket to head ballot in municipal race
The Social-Democratic ticket led by Mayor R C Thompson filed the first complete slate for the March 30 city election, with the mayor and city auditor De Gon likely to hold first position on the ballots. Several Thompson nominees filed early, while Rector ticket candidates are expected to file soon. Voting machines may be used, with room for seven tickets and likely four at most. In Edmonton, Josh Gentile captured a pure black fox burglarizing his chicken coop after a noise woke him, turning in the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
R. C. Thompson
de Gon
Dick Burtner
Ralph Ellis
Jerry Hoyer
First Ward
O. C. McClinton
Rector
Burton If. Wilson
J. A. Townsley
Josh Gentile
Edmonton
Alberta
Ugly Sores Quickly Banished By Blood Remedy Claim
An advertisement extols a blood purifier touted to cure eruptive skin diseases such as eczema lupus and scrofula. It claims cleansing the blood through the system removes impurities and restores health, urging readers to obtain SS. 8 from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta and warning against substitutes.
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Switt Specife Co
Switt Buiga Stlanta
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Jeff
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Matt
Bud” Fisher
Isa Mutt
Seaston Waria
Mazel Hanlon
East High
LABOR
Graham Will
Overland
Toledo
Chierh
West Poaarth
South Streets
TION
Pickett
Stork
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