West schools raise Kittrell salary to five thousand
The West school board approved a three year contract increasing superintendent Charles A. Kittrell s pay to 5000 per year. The move aligns with East schools leader Charles W. Kline also at 5000. Board cited Kittrell s proven leadership and a program of improvements. All West teaching staff were re elected. vaccination plans for diphtheria antitoxin were discussed. Dr E H Rohlf was reelected board president Noble Little as vice president.
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West ‘School Board
Charles “A
Agi
Kittrell
Sixteen Freight Rate Exceptions Benefit Waterloo Shippers
The state board of railroad commissioners granted sixteen exceptions to western freight classifications benefiting Waterloo shippers. The docket, received by C A Hanson of Greater Waterloo Association, lists reductions affecting paper bags fibre board boxes building woodwork cooperage case fillers farm wagons hay hides meats oil petroleum products plaster poultry vegetables wooden butter tubs and sugar, effective May 4.
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Western
Waterloo
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
C.A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Des Moines
Hudson Savings Examiner Plans Five Thousand Dollar Claim Settlement
Bert McCulloch, examiner in charge, states Hudson Savings intends to settle a bank claim for five thousand dollars. Details on the case and parties involved were not disclosed in the readable text.
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Bert .— McCulloch
The
Hudson Savings
Bank seeks receivership in settlement with Bousselow
Petition filed in court to settle the bank against Bi K Bousselow for 5000. The bank closed last June holding Bousselow notes totaling 29000 with 1650 previously charged as worthless. Rousselow owns 20 acres near Hudson with a 14000 mortgage, encumbrances around 46500 totaling 142.50 per acre before the bank mortgage. He has 7000 in personal property exempt from execution and debts about 19000 to unsecured creditors. He proposes to settle unsecured claims at 25 cents on the dollar and pay the bank 5000 in full.
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Authority
Bi. K. Bousselow
Housselow
Rousselow
Hudson
Waitress Willed 40000 Estate in Iowa Probate Case
Sioux City March 22 Miss Ida B Storm a former Sheldon waitress inherits Sidney Reichs forty thousand dollar estate after his sudden heart death Reich left a wife in New York and a public declaration by Storm noted she knew of the wife. The will filed for probate faces possible legal complications as Reich never possessed the property and a hearing is set for April 18. Glee clubs tie for second place in the Western.
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Sioux City
Ida. B. Storm
Sheldon
Sidney Reich
Miss Storm
Reich
Beresford
S.D
New York City
Reidh
New York
Iowa City
Auness
Iowa University
Morris Plan ad offers counsel on finances
An advertisement urges readers to consult the Morris Plan company for financial troubles and receive cheerful counsel. It notes interest on borrowed money at 6 percent per year and includes a playful line about a fan of fun.
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Morris
Northwestern Glee Club Wins Intercollegiate Contest
The Intercollegiate glee club contest in Chicago last night saw Northwestern Glee Club take first place, with other universities competing for top honors.
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Chicago
Northwestern Glee Club
Fagle Hunter Fined for Killing Eagle in Ankeny
March 22. Vernon V. Veneman was fined $10 by Justice A. L. Stebelton for killing a golden eagle in Ankeny.
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Fagle Hunter
Ankeny
Golden Eagle
Vernon V. Veneman
A. L. Stebelton
Justice of Prace
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East
Harry D. Lee
Charles W. Kline
Waterloo Shippers
Henefecter
Chase & Sanborn
North Wells St
Chambers
Davidsons Vouas
Furnshers
Saiden Street
Waterlo
Mee
Sonn
Catheera Laboratories
Citicient Sonic
Itc
Gude
Central Town Power & Light Co
Paul Davis
FLOOR
Holkrs
Anitary
Davidsons
Brussels
Sorss
Bissells
Grand
Rapids
Climax
Eeeeueee
Larsost
Bridie
Waterlon
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Dept
Marshall. Mich
Yowa
Bridge Street
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