La Crosse Open to Ottumwa Franchise Move in Circuit
Ottumwa shows little interest as Central association seeks eight members with Boone also muted. La Crosse Wisconsin ready to take Ottumwa’s place, proposing mileage equalization by sharing costs or adjusting series payments to balance travel expenses for the Marshalltown circuit.
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Marshilltown
Central Association
Iowa Cities
Ottumwa
Boone
la Crosse
Ford
Ottumwans
Yord
I.a Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Oneven
East High Wins Place in Strate Debate Trials
East High took first in the Oratorical division at Osage, ahead of Waverly and Grundy Center. Freshman Donna Voorhees won for East with “Rievni to the Romans.” Waverly’s Evalin McClure won the dramatic division for her selection “The Gypsy Girl.” Grundy Center claimed the humorous division with Bertram Anson’s “The Fall of Georgia Bassett.” Winners advance to Atlantic on April 13 for the state tournament.
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East High
Waverly
Grundy Center
Osage Lastight
Donna Voorhees
East
Rievni
Evalin McClure
Atlantic
Hell's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Claim
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. Internal remedies work, says Hell’s Catarrh Cure, claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Promises testimonials and a Toledo company behind the remedy, sold by druggists with price ten cents. Also advertises Hell’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hell's Catarry
Gary Ja
Cheney & CO
Missionary to Speak at Y W C A Vesper Service
Miss Helen Bissel, a missionary in Burma, on furlough in Waterloo, will speak at YWCA vesper services tomorrow. She will describe Burmese customs, display collected curios, weapons and daily articles, and show native costumes. Assisted by May and Homer Asquith, the program includes music and a viola duet by Mrs. Elizabeth Seeley and Miss Gail Campbell.
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Helen Bissel
Buroah
Waterloo
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Miss Bissel
First Baptist Church
India Mission
Little Listen May
Homer Asquith
Elizabeth Seeley
Gail Campbell
Groundhog Returns to Tell I Told You So
A groundhog captured near Hudson yesterday reportedly proved the forecast of six weeks of winter was correct as snow and a chilly wind persisted. Observers note the animal bore stripes reading 24, with optimists guessing spring may arrive March 24.
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Hudson
Mican
Editor Remembered In Florida Angling Report
C F Bowler enjoying winter in Florida angling with rod and reel. He reports fine strings of sea fish of various kinds and a box of kingfish from his latest outing. The writer, a brother angler, recalls panfish and shares a toothsome beauty from the catch.
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C. F. Bowler
Florida
Paradise
Mackeral
New biofuel bricks from rice husks and tar press easy burn
In Spain a new fuel is produced by uniting rice husks with tar and pressing the mix into brick ettes. The bricks burn readily and cost little to manufacture.
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Spain
Kenyon Seeks Bigger Voice on Senate Appropriations
Iowa Senator Kenyon wins a seat on the Senate appropriations committee, aiming to curb government waste and pork barrelling. He has long pushed for economy, reducing obsolete documents, and opposes unnecessary spending while planning tighter scrutiny of every item in appropriation bills. The piece also notes his chairmanship of standards and weights measures and lists post office appointments and vacancies across multiple towns.
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Washington
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Appropriations Committee
The
Ile Hag
Senate
Iowa
Women’s Christian Temperance union aids needy families
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance union at Jesup organized a drive to support welfare funds for needy families. They collected and remodeled worn garments for redistribution and planned to cut pieces for further sewing. Contributions included a matriarchal package and fabric from Cedar Falls and Raymond, with participation from local groups and a noted charity effort. A separate note mentions tenor Trevo Proctor, former Town State Teachers college student, giving a recital at Cedar Falls college auditorium.
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Woman's Christian Teaperance Union
Jesup
Social Welfare Teague
Carpens
Co-Operative
Large Deposits and Ship Casting Details Highlight Era
Readable fragments note deposits totaling about 4.01 million dollars and institution assets near 5 million. Also described is the Pennsylvania battleship’s stern piece and rudder post weighing 59 825 pounds and 1485 feet long, among the heaviest castings made, requiring two months to mould and pour.
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Pennsylvania
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