West school board ends era as two resignations take effect
The old board in Waterloo votes to honor superintendent H D Lee while two members B F Swisher and W A Peterson resign. Temporary officers Mrs F L Marquis and Fred Wray are elected as the board plans reorganization and new appointments. Rumors of further resignations are denied as the group prepares to fill vacancies in a 1 year term.
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Old West School Board
H. D. Lee
Lee
B. F. Swisher
W. A. Peterson
Theodore Roosevelt
F. UL. Marquis
Fred Wray
Burt
Mr. Swisher
J. A. Francis
Mr. Burt
Mr. Lee
Swisher
Peterson
Leo
Francis
Lea
Anth
F. L. Marquis
Theard
Pregent
Independent School District of
Waterloo
B.W. Sehuneman
State Motor Dept Orders Delinquent Autoists Arrested
The motor vehicle license department announces no more grace for 1922 license fee nonpayment. Police will arrest drivers without 1922 plates and chauffeurs lacking licenses will be arrested and fined. Car owners must display registration certificates for verification. Mr. Salter in room 248 Ellis Hotel can provide information.
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Bert.h. Salzer
Motor Vehicle License Department
Secretary of State
Mr. Salter
Ellis Hotel
Tand & P. m
King George Ill With Flu Forces Cancellations
London reports King George is slightly ill with a mild influenza attack and there is no danger. All royal engagements are canceled for the day as doctors monitor his condition.
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King George
London
George
Miss Spring Brings Winter Garb and Vivid Vernal Signs
Miss Spring arrives in fur and wool with a pussy willow bouquet signaling the vernal season. The article notes equal day and night times around the vernal equinox and explains sun time versus standard time. It reports a northwest wind and hopeful forecasts for a warming trend as spring advances.
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Miss Spring
Poeta
Waterloo
Southland
Ely's Cream Balm Clears Stuffed Nostrils Head
Vintage advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief. Apply antiseptic cream into nostrils to soothe swollen membranes, open clogged air passages, and relieve nasal stuffiness and head congestion. A small bottle promises instant relief and freedom from hawking and snuffling.
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Ely
Lane to address Lafayette Club boys
W A Lane, cashier at First National Bank, will speak on Honesty in Business and Why it Pays at 8 p m tomorrow to the Lafayette Athletic club at Lafayette school. The club invites young men in Golden addition to join, highlighting fellowship and athletics with weekly programs. Optometrists to meet in Des Moines March 28–29. State board exams March 30–31 with several Waterloo optometrists expected.
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Lafayette Athletic Club
Lafayette School
Iowa
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Olive Tablets offer a mild laxative alternative to calomel, claimed to improve liver function without harming teeth or gums. They are advertised to relieve headaches and lethargy from constipation, promising quick relief and a refreshed, clearer feeling with 15¢ and 20¢ prices.
Iowa's 24-Ounce Baby Makes Medical History
In Sioux City on March 21 a Woodbury county family reports the birth of Thomas Warren Goodne on October 17 1921 weighing one and a half pounds. The infant, once deemed hopeless, survived months in cotton beds and hot water baths. Now he weighs about two and a quarter pounds and no longer requires constant medical care.
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Sioux City
Woodbury County
Freid Goodne
Horaick
Thomas Warren Goodne
Lia
Mission Worker to Tell of Baptist Church Activities
Baptist church members and adjacent town residents will fill Walnut Street Baptist Church on Wednesday afternoon and evening to hear Jr. PyiL. F. Lorriga, secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Board, recount experiences along the Congo River and in the old world. Dr Serrigo will speak at 3 and 8 p.m.
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Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Jr. Pyil. F. Lorriga
American Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Congo River
Serrigo
Northern Baptists Seek Greater Mission Interest
A fragment notes a mission drive by Northern Baptists, inviting continued support without a collection. It references a travel along a jungle river and a focus on Africa, with Wednesday events tied to mission fields and efforts to boost engagement.
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Junea
Africa
Northern Baptists
Girl Shot by Jilted Lover Will Recover
Dixon HL March 1 Miss Stil dred Yuller 16 was shot by her jilted lover Nick Smith Jr 79 on a rear porch at her home after he remonstrated with her for jilting him He then shot himself dying almost instantly A coroner s inquest was held over the youth s remains and the girl s injury is not fatal basal glen
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Dixon
Stildred Yuller
Nick Smith, Jr
Smith
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