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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1919

Page

16

Pickworth Withdraws From Waterloo Building Commissioner Race

E A Pickworth formally withdrew his application for the building commissioner post in Waterloo Iowa, leaving Edward Mahanke as the sole candidate. The council will review paving and sewer bids, with sheet asphalt likely the contract type and other bids kept for comparison.

E. A. Pickworth City of Waterloo Mahake Pickworth Edward Mahnke EB. A. ‘Pickworth Edward Malenke

School Teachers in Great Demand at Better Wages

Cedar FallsMarch 28Special Seventy five letters from Iowa school boards request teachers for next year Salaries for grade teachers range 75 to 100 monthly high school teachers 126 and up Two city superintendents arrived to hire Supt H B Smith Newton offered 80 and 85 to grade teachers He kept two young women at 80 and 85 Supt BE B Stewart Jefferson offered 75 but expects 80 later A secretary asked for 12 grade teachers at 100 monthly in a 3000 population town

Cedar .Falls Iowa Iowa State Teachers’ College H. B. Smith Newton BE. B. Stewart Jefferson

Notable Honor for Cedar Falls Waterloo Temperance Union

The Cedar Falls Waterloo temperance unions receive a state first as they pledge $1,000 each toward a $50,000 W C T U drive. They received a letter of thanks from Anna Gordon president of the national W C T U written with the pen used to sign the national prohibition amendment. Waterloo and Cedar Falls gain honor for early statewide support.

Iowa Anna Gordon Waterloo Cedar Falls

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