Newspap ers Encourage Rise In Practice Tips On Rifle Shooting
A nationwide push by newspapers promotes rifle shooting with Q and A on NRA sharp shooter qualifications, US citizenship, and practicing at 20 to 50 yard ranges. Readers ask about pistol sight adjustments, bolt actions, rifling depths, bullet diameters, trigger pulls, and stock lightening, with expert guidance on standard distances and balance effects.
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Youngstown
National Rifle Association
U. S
United States
Royal Club
Starpshooters
Fiest
Police
L. T
Sonia
Mitch
J. Freshold
N. J
Hazleton Dispatches and Local Social Notes Summary
Hazleton reports John Kunkle shipped two ears of fat cattle and one ear of hogs to Chicago. A reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Ila Basham at Miss Frances Wells’s home, with a water set gift. Numerous family movements include moves to Bloomington Indiana, Oelwein, and Florida. Birth announced: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Al Paterson.
Orchard Couple United in Marriage at Dodge Center
Orchard March 23 Mr Dennis Bassiey and Miss Marie Baker were wed at Dodge Center March 7. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Win Baker former Orchard residents. groom eldest son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bassiey. They plan to settle on a farm northeast of Orchard. Also notes on local visits, a birthday party, and community updates including rural carrier appointment and family illnesses.
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Orchard
Ir. Dennis Balsiey
Marie Baker
Dodge Center
Dodge
Win. Baker
Arthur Bassiey
Charlie Gleason
Kasson
Minn
Minnesota National Guards
Alark Deegan
Elma
William Constantine
Howard Lewis
Eral
Jonnie Lee
Glen Worseldine
Bwain
Linton Blandin
Ofice
Ray Lewis
Missouri
Lile Lewis
Harold Mellington
Mr. Lewis
Hudson High School program delights crowd
Hudson March 22 an excellent program was given Monday evening by grade children in the high school auditorium and enjoyed by a large number of parents and friends. J O Bradley left Friday with his household goods for Tappi Minn where he will farm. His family expects to go later. Mrs R H Muelex who has been sick is improving. Mrs Sadie Washburn moved her household goods to Waterloo where she will reside. Mr and Mrs A T Strayer occupy her home. The funeral of Mrs Simeon Smith who died Saturday was held at the Brethren church Monday afternoon conducted by Rev.
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Hudson Hudson
J. O. Bradley
Tappi
Minn
R.H. Muelex
Sadie Washburn
Waterloo
A. T. Strayer
Simeon Smith
Hose
The
Brethren Church
Interment in Trudson Cemetery Planned
Mrs. Wilharm and her baby of Cedar Falls visit sister Mrs. B. M. Sweitzer and family. Lyte Slusher expected home Thursday from Grinnell for a two week vacation.
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C.e.weldntr
Trudson Cemetery
Wilharm
Cedar Falls
B. M. Sweitzer
Lyte Slusher
Grinnell
Local News From Mitchell March 23
Charles Huebner travels to Webster City area in South Dakota seeking land prospects. Des Moines tuberculosiss lecturer J Keppard spoke at the school with C W Bond and Lester McCauley, recent Mexican border returnee. Mrs EB Voigt and son Frederick arrive from Oorella La with Hilan Trout to live with the Hansons. Voigt plans to join later with household goods. School buses idle due to poor roads. spring vacation approaches. Mrs L S Ross visits Osage to see her parents Borntons returning from Norfolk Va.
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Mitchell Mitchell
Charles Huebner
South Dakota
Webster City
J. Keppard
Des Moines
W. Bond
Lester McCauley
Voigt
Frederick
Oorella
Hilan Trout
Ernest Hanson
L. 5
Ross
Osate
Brr
W.T. Bornton
Norfolk
Washburn Social News Involving Waterloo Guests
Amie Golin gaux of Waterloo and James Walker of Chicago visited Sunday at the Third home. Mrs. Jr visited their sons during the week. The program and box social drew a large crowd, with 28 dollars realized. Miss Florence Care is the teacher. Mrs. Clarence Poyner of Waterloo spent Monday with her mother. The Home circle will meet with Mrs. Schonson next Thursday. Cotter of Waterloo, with Frank and Joe, attended the lay night event. Clarence Poyner of Waterloo visited the Poyner and Michel homes Thursday. Mrs. Clarke De Lancer of Waterloo spent Monday with her mother Mrs. George Morris.
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Washburn Washburn
Amie Golingaux
Waterloo
James Walker
Chicago
Pri
Florence Care
Clarence Poyner
Michet
XX. Schonson
Cotter
Frank
Joe
Poyner and
Michel
Clarke de Lancer
Watlertoo
George Morris
Aplington notes and familys moves and visits
In Aplington on March 22 the William Klingenberg family moves from the former Foulson residence. Mrs. P M Buchanan visited at Mrs. Gerhardt then returned to Waterson. J Getsema improves after hospital stay in Hampton. Mrs. Broers visited kin in Minnesota and returned. Mrs. Ray Stockdale remains improved after an illness. Emil Gerharac visited South Dakota. Mrs. Leander of Taurens visited daughter Mrs. Henry Arends. Mr. and Mrs. R B Eckles attend funeral of Ward Eckles in Conrad. Mr. Stoffer Wallerstein funeral at Reformed church. Dumont reports John Becker and family with Donald in Hampton hospital. Lena Shreves and Donna visit Marshalltown. Mrs Oliver Malottes Mother mentioned.
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Aplington
William Klingenberg
T. E. Foulson
P.M. Buchanan
L.A. Gerhardt
Waterson
J. Getsema
Hampton
Airs. Broers
W. Breyer
Minnesota
Ray Stockdale
Emil Gerharac
South Dakota
Hardt
Leander of Taurens
Henry Arends
R. B. Eckles
Conrad
At. Eckles
Ward
Stoffer Wallerstein
the Reformed Church
L.A. Gere
Dumont
John Becker
Donald
Lena Shreves
Donna
Marshalltown
Arthur Gilet
Oliver Malotte
Mae
Leswerk Laundry Tablet advertisement offer
A detergent tablet promises easier wash days by reducing rubbing and delivering whiter, cleaner clothes. The ad notes a three month hire with a money back guarantee if unsatisfactory. Order now from Leswerk Manufacturing Co. in Richmond Will New York City.
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Leswerk
Bing
Leswerk Mancf
ING CO
Richmond Will
New York City
Local notices and family updates from the county page
Veterson, living with her daughter, has been ill for three weeks with little hope of recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenstock traveled to Waverly for an appendectomy. Moe and Lakwa of Dows visited O Mualotte’s home. Methodist meetings to start next Sunday led by Evangelist Selby. Pfaltagraft Tete visits the southwest part of the state to see her brother Fred while he attends Cedar Falls conference. John Burlaw named administrator of Christ Byinkman estate. School board held a regular meeting approving plans for the coming year. Akin re elected president. Mrs. Frank Longnecker of Now Inkford helps care for her sick mother Hettie De Armon.
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Veterson
Adam Rosenstock
Waverly
Mornis
Rosenstock
Moe
Lakwa
Dows
O. Mualotte
Mayor Elmer Purdy Injured Falling Into Drain Pit
Independence March 23. Mayor Elmer Purdy fell into a fifty inch deep drain pit while adjusting a steam radiator at the city hall. He wrenched his knee and ankle and will use crutches for a while. He pulled a fire hose into the pit to create a step to escape. Other items note visitors and local moves including Mrs Elmer Norton returning from Webster City with John Pappas, E Murphy recovering from a fall, C A Brooks returning from Cedar Rapids, Ruth Rettig visiting, California returnees, and M A Smith elected resident of the Independence school board. Marion Yount, ill with pneumonia, is able to go outside briefly.
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Independence Independence
el Purdy
Hac
Purdy
Elmer Norton
Peter Pappas
Gertrude Mattice
Webster City
John Pappas
Charles Mattice
E. Murphy
C. A. Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Alfred
Ruth Rettig
Waterloo
George Rettie
Ars
Roberts
California
M.A. Smith
Independence School Board
WH. CG. Chappell
Marion Yount
W. CG. Yount
Obituary: Alonzo P. Foster of Winthrop dies at age and pioneer links
Alonzo P. Foster, age near 90, longtime Winthrop resident and surveyor for the U.S. Government, died at his daughter Mrs. Harry Bloom’s home after declining health. Born Oct 2, 1823 near Walcott, N. D., he helped plot Winthrop in 1857, served briefly in the Civil War, and later ran a hotel here. He married Susan Brown in 1859 and left behind daughters Emma Bloom, Anna Grout, Amelia Barger, ten grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Interment at Fairview. funeral officiated by Rev. Charles Foster.
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Winthrop
Eventida
Alonzo P. Foster
Harry Bloom
Mr. Foster
Walcott
Dubuaqte
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Sioux City
Illinois Central System
Susan Brown
Wotcott
Foster
So. T. Sixty-ffth
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Bloom
Emma Bloom
Denver
Cole
Anna Grout
Amelia Barger
Jesup
Rex
Charles Fost
Central City
Samuel Bear
Fairview
Torn
Ky Battey
Korn
Arswold
Martec
N.C. Hott
Surs
Marry Bloom
Alp
William Gris
Uncensored war tales excite and appall readers tonight
Heap Verne Mar speaks at Grace M. church this evening in an advertisement promising vivid, provocative war stories meant to thrill and shock audiences.
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Heap Verne Marshall
Grace M
Elk Run and Waterloo Notices in One Day
A scattered Waterloo area update lists a reopened Elk Run school session, visiting relatives, and local moves. It includes listing of numerous advertised letters at Waterloo post, along with funeral services for Catherine L. Wangler at St. Joseph’s church and a Wangler Drug Co. closure in tribute. Potential local commerce ad, travel ads, and promotional line on savings complete the miscellany.
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Wangler
Catherine L. Wangler
St. Joseph's Church
J. Slattery
Calvary
Wangler Drug Company
Sulpherb Tablets Offer Spring Purification Aid
Spring brings catarrh neuralgia rheumatic pains and lethargy. Grandmother’s old purifiers used sulphur and molasses. now Sulpherb Tablets combine sulphur cream of tartar and herbs in a laxative blood purifying form. Easy to take with guaranteed results from druggists. Seek Sulpherb Tablets not sulphur tablets.
Waterloo urged to heed appeal for starving Belghum relief
A Waterloo charity drive aims to raise thousands for Belgian and Armenian relief. Ten cents a day could save a life, with funds routed through local banks and a central committee to ensure proper auditing. Prominent backers from the Commercial Club and race Methodist church urge citywide support.
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Uno Appealo America
Belghum
Armenia
Waterloo
Sendery
Verne Marshall
Rapids
Nts
Hoe Gaserto
Fospomrs
Ln Aptte
Ovary
Cedar Rapids
Tila
Commercial
National Bank
Watariog Savings Bank
Weet
Relief Commission
Eventig
Charles V
George Williams
Race Methodist Church
Varduan
Cedar
Narndle
WM. Allan
The
An Vleck
Commercial Club
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Things Theatrical Here At Home At Majestic Theatre
The Winter Garden, Rone with Ole Murphy Eugene Cohan and Anna Mae Noll stars a lively program at Majestic Theatre. Dancing by Miss Hell and songs by Murphy Gohan plus comedy by Den ny Dunnigan and West entertain. Back at the Man headlines at Play today and tomorrow with Dorothy Dalton and Kay Chattano.
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Winter Garden
Rone
Majestic Theatre
Princip
Ole Murphy
Eugene Cohan
Anna Mae Noll
Niss Hell
Murphy
Gohan
Novel Bowne
Dave Roth
Wellar and
Mack
Denny and
Dunnigan
Trial notes on Graham bequest appeal at Waterloo
A second trial in the case of William Graham against 0 2B proceeds after the supreme court reversed a prior verdict over a $5,000 bequest to Miss Bostie Graham. The case concerns improper instructions and other rulings, with both Graham brothers deceased and their administrator to be substituted as plaintiff.
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William Graham
Courtright
Menra & Love- Joy
Supreme Court
Bostie Graham
Slater
William
Theodore Graham
Graham Brothers
Wiliam Graham
Banquet Honors East High Basketball Team
A banquet will be given at the B and M Cafe to honor the East High basketball team. Ten squad members will attend. Coaches Jack Skein and Loren Berry, C. V. Kitne superintendent of East Schools, and Fred J. Miller principal of East High will deliver speeches.
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East Ay
Jack Skein
Loren Berry
Kitne
Fred J. Miller
East High
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John Kunkle
Ais
E. A. Lewis
Ila Basham
Frances Wells
H. J. Bourtner
Thomas McKenzie
Florida
Ezra McKenzie
McKenzie
Hazleton
Lincoln
Neb
George Wengert
Bloomington
Ind
Wen- Fert
Fred Hillman
Joseph Felteman
Hillman
Cup
Feltzman
Mason Wheeler
Graham
Oelwein
Louis Jackson
Sarah
Carson
Scales Mound
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Minneapolis
Rogs
Jacob Hasbrouck
David Baldwin
Jong
Daniel O'Leary
Arthur Holland
Munger
B.S. Munger
al Paterson
Elk Run
Wik Juana
Marely
Hk Run
Margis Owens
Dunkerton
J. J. Gritfinn
Mieday
Peek’s
Mnther
Janesville
A. de Briedley
Ofinal
Mareh
Tarith Alden
Prank Ameigh
William Barrett
Emmi Borneman
Violet Blanchard
Jost Bohner
Liltian Noa
Arthur Rolfaon
Katherine Brandt
Ars Noss Crier Mess Murlenuk
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Sarah A. Carer Mes
Sylvia Jackson
Nellie ‘Jones
Wila Solus Misa
Pauline Krause
Jesse Moulks
Alisy Sistine
Mary Patterson
Veatricn Matterson
Lena Schumaker
Mins Minaviay Seppech
Myrtle Shepley
Flomry Shick
Marie Smith
WS Smith
Lillie
Stainbrook
Emmai Vallensky
Frank Walter
Wheelan
Mary W. Wilton
Gen. Woellert
Walter Alen
Louis Alkire
W. J Basking
Ralph Ballay
Chary W. J. Berkley
Loslin Hlenmaster
Ernest Il Hard
Lea Heels
Arnold Callies
J. Crowe
Desk Craw
JC. Crank
Brown Chockery CO
Waterloo Springs
Carden
Crystal
Dorothy Gish
Atta Boy
Sontinuo US
Clara Kimball Young
Frawley and West
Dorothy Dalton
Chatnehdes Chupless Kay
Margaret Thompson
Jack Live Ingston
J. Barney Sherry
Anck
Shonth
Hha
Ile
Tonlworth
Plaza Theatre
Waterloo Savings Bank
Courtright Gase
Resinol
Fuse
Eerie
Sersey
B. F. Lichty & Son
Sycamore
Hudson
Phaeton
Peverill Motor Sales CO
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