Gnagy replaces Naven on Frisbie ticket for city auditor
Nomination papers filed to substitute A Earl Gnagy for Ben Naven as Frisbie ticket candidate for city auditor in the forthcoming municipal election. Naven withdrew officially with affidavit. Gnagy, about 30, lives at 615 Fletcher Ave Home Park, married with two children, in insurance and bond business with offices in First National Bank Building.
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A. Earl Gnagy
Ben
Naven
Frisbie
A. ¥. Johnson
Earl Gnagy
Fletcher Avenue
Home Park Addition
First National Bank
Ben_& Naven
Keokuk County
N. W. Frisbie
Order of Eagles
Order of Business
Lafayette
Icture
Voters urged to register as campaigns push turnout
Weather hampered last night's meeting at the Citizens' headquarters with few candidates present. Registration of voters moving between precincts and into the city begins tomorrow morning as both camps urge all ineligible men to register. Waterloo aims for a large vote regardless of winner.
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Citizens
Waterloo
Realty Transfers Still Heavy as Noted in Filings
Real estate valued at 306590 was transferred of record this morning by Frank W. Hsher deputy county auditor from six farms and two lot deeds filed with the county recorder yesterday. Miss Bird the recorder had a busy day yesterday. An avalanche of papers flowed over her counter. Of the deeds filed the six at testing the transfer of farm lands involved a total consideration of 242140. The lots transaction a total consideration 27920 2981 filed with the recorder up tonight stashing into smithereens all previous records for a like period instru
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Frank W. Hsher
Miss Bird
Death of John Temple in Greene After Brief Illness
Greene Iowa March 17 John Temple 42 died suddenly at his home yesterday night from acute stomach disease after a few hours illness. Survived by widow, son, father and a sister. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p m at the home with interment in Rosehill Cemetery.
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John Temple
Rosehill Cemery
Last Night's News in Brief Highlights
Washington reports all U S troops will be out of Siberia by April 1 General Graves stated Annapolis Maryland Governor Ritchie supports the Jones beer and light wine bill Champ Clark declines senate bid preferring Democratic House leadership Crucible Steel declares 50 percent stock dividend after a Supreme Court ruling Four hundred killed in German bombardment Obregon pledges Mexico policy to level with civilized nations unpaid foreign loan interest totals 236 240 114 through November in Washington D C
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Mexico
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Pape's Diapopsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapopsin neutralizes stomach acidity instantly to relieve food scouring and fermentation causing gases heartburn and pain. It also promotes Diapepsia for regulating disordered stomachs so favorite foods can be eaten without distress and notes low drug store cost.
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Pape
Harvard faculty salaries as president Lo well cites grade split
Secretary Houston spoke to the senate. In Cambridge Harvard University announced 440 to 60 per cent one grade in faculty salaries. In Ottawa Parliament ratified the peace treaty with Bulgaria.
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