Northeastern Iowa Teachers Open Eighteenth Annual Session
Teachers from across northeastern Iowa arrive for the eighteenth annual meeting to begin tomorrow. Officials including Supt. A. W. Chamberlin and Principals C. W. Kine and S. M. Wallace oversee enrollment of about 1,500 attendees. Speakers from Chicago University and Minnesota universities are present, with events tonight a concert in Cedar Falls and a convention program set to start at 9 AM tomorrow at the Walnut Street Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chamberlin
C. W. Kine
Milwaukee
National Educational Association
J. J. McConnell
Cedar Rapids
Association
Cedar Falls
Gudrun Thorne Thomsen
School of Education
Chicago University
Norway
F. F. Churchill
Platteville
Wis
Iowa
Carolyn Forgrave
Dallas County
Mary A. Faint
Allison
Miss Forgrave
Tuberculosis Commission
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Local notes from Hudson spring break and social visits
Miss Florence Harter spent Sunday at her Fairbank home. Many residents including H C Howell and Mrs Strayer traveled to Waterloo. School ends for spring vacation with teachers attending the Waterloo convention. Various visits from Waterloo, Wynot, Drinkwater and Chicago are noted along with community gatherings and a move in progress at the Shepard house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Florence Harter
Fairbank
H. C. Howell
Mra W. G. Strayer
Dike
Camilla ‘Baylor
Robert Joder
William P. Thompson
Roawell
N. M
Mary Lafrenz
D. A
Peter Lund
Wynot
Neb
Sam Luvitus
Will Rosler
Florence Sacks
Quinsy
C. W. Bedford
H. Y. Buchanan
Waterloo
Black
Ellen Walters
Verna Watters
Chas Boldt
J. W. Patterson
Muriel
Drinkwater
Can
Wilbur Shimer
Aubrey Nicholson
Shepard House
Glenn Joder
Clarence Baldwin
Harold Gutknecht
Mildred Shank
Margaret Brandhorst
Lida Strayer
Chas. Shaffer
Chicago
W. J. Gutknecht
Herbert Worcester
Richards
Local Notes From Littleton and Nearby Towns
March items from Littleton and Independence report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and other locals, trips to Waterloo and Cedar Falls, dog prices at auction, and upcoming church events. A note about eye surgery for S. J. Curtis and a cake social planned by the Ladies Auxiliary closes the column. The column also records relocations of the Hults family to Brownsville, Oregon, and a Prairie-area school term beginning April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. O’brian
H. B. Patten
W.D. Patten
Jesup
Vera Hayward
Heth Downing
Independence
Laura Kingsbury
Effie
Iva O'Brien
Brownsville
Ore
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. _E. church
Chas
Flord Kingsbury
B. F. Hinderliter
Mia
Lester Wilson
Alice Brant
Fairbank
T. B. Durham
Brant
California
Durham
Deaths and illnesses noted in Independence area
The article reports on a severe burn from broth spilled on a man and the sudden death of Mrs Magdalene Clue in Independence. Magdalene Michel born in Germany in 1835 married Lewis Clue in 1864 and lived near Jesup before moving to Independence. Funeral rites were conducted by Rev Theo Morning with interment in Littleton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Clue
Independence
Clue
Magdalene Michel
Nieder, Wiesen
Germany
America
Gong
New York City
Lewis Clue
Frenchtown
Jesup
Mr. Clue
Hving
John
Lewis
Catherine Kays
Emma Primus
Ida Mann
Ida Parker
Lucy Cameron
Vinton
German Presbyterian Church
Theo. Morning
Presbyterian Church
Littleton
Cheaper Books for the Blind Via New French Printing Method
Paris reports a new French printing method making books for the blind far cheaper and free libraries for the blind to be set up across provinces. Ernest Vaughn leads a press system enabling exact texts at reduced cost, with Anatole France as president of the sponsoring Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Journal of the American Medical Association
M. Ernest Vaughn
Hospice Des Quinze-Vingts
Sociala Philanthropique d'Impressions Pour Les Aveugles
Anatole France
Academie Francaise
New York Times
Farm Sale Offers 12a Acre at 85 Cents, Kenyon Listing
Special 12 acre farm for sale at 85 dollars per acre with 2000 dollars cash, balance at 6 percent. Property includes soil location schools churches and markets. H H Halverson known as the Land Man in Kenyon Minnesota invites bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Halverson
The
Kenyon
Minn
For Sale Cass County Lands and Sherburne County Farm
For Sale two Cass county wild lands 400 and 240 acres priced at 10 dollars per acre with half or one third cash and easy terms. Also 258 acre improved farm in Sherburne county 40 miles from Minneapolis 16 miles from a station priced 20 dollars per acre with 2250 dollars cash and easy terms. Fred Clark 9 East Grant St Minneapolis Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Minn
Lalso
Minneapolis
Sherburne County
Station
Fred Clark
East Grant St. Minneapols
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Evans
Bridge Street
Earollin
Campbell Live Stock, Grain & Farm Co
Poland
China
National and
Corn King
Keystone
Deere
Avery
Case
Case Gang
Monitor
Fairbanks-Morse
Concord
Dairy Queen
Campbell Livestock, Grain & Farm CO
Towa
Col
Fred Reppert
C. P. Sewell
Sidney Co
East Fourth St
E. BE. Peek
West Side
Large Int
ML. B
Neff
West Fourth &T
X. H
F. O. Canfield
Dunkerton
Waterloo West
Cedar Falla Road
Towa- Dakota Land Co
Acres
Adams Co
N. C
P. W. Mook
Zumbrota
Meadowdale Truck Acre Fair
Hosteter
West Second St
Halstead St
Shililam
Merriman
Halstead
West Tenth
Cement Tile Machinery Co
Rath
Neason
Lyra
Nemo
la Camille
Sablin
Hoa
Iowa Territory
Hotel
Ellis
Waterman-Waterbury Company
Chicagoland
Chicago AA
Waterloo Lumber Co
Ruth Herfurth
Omaha
Teachers OF
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Lic
College of Commerce
Fowler
Ellis Hotel
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