Cedar Heights Vote Shows Close Races and Unusual Features
Aftermath of Cedar Heights election reveals near tie outcomes on mayor and council seats. Tie votes led to draws and lotteries. H. L. Slaughter led council candidates with 103 votes. The town touts urban utilities: water, electricity, gas, sewerage, and pavement without extra plant maintenance, supplied by Cedar Falls two miles away.
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Cedar Heights
Ates
Progressive
W. %. Parrott
Citizens
RL. Stetzel
Stetzel
Parrott
E. R. Shoemaker
Council
Shoemaker
A. T. Morehouse
F.C. Yareho
Assessor
Moreouss
BE. Mayo
T. W. Eaton
Mayo
United States
Dike Man Kills Large Black Eagle Near Dike
Jim Call four miles south of Dike, Za., shot and killed a large black eagle weighing in at seven and a half feet tip to tip. The bird fought fiercely after the first shot in its wing, forcing Call to finish it to prevent escape.
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Dike
Jim ‘Call
Andrew Thompson 92 Suffers Broken Ribs After City Hall Fall
Andrew Thompson aged 92 is recovering from two broken ribs and a deep cut above the eye after falling on granite steps at the city hall. The incident occurred as he was leaving after a chat with friends following A. E. B. Gnagy’s election. He is known for his keen interest in politics.
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Andrew Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
A. E B. Gnagy
First Presbyterian Holds Annual Meeting Monday
The First Presbyterian congregation will meet in annual session at the church Monday evening April 3. Officers will be elected and reports heard from all departments. A cafeteria supper will be served at 6 30 by a Majer guild with Mrs Maida Morris directing arrangements.
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First Presbyterian Congregation
Majer Guild
Maida Morris
Assessor-Elect to Take Up Duties in 1923 Inauguration Ahead
Townsley elected assessor by a plurality of 834 over Hazlett on the Waterloo ticket. He will not take office until January 1, 1923, with Hazlett continuing duties until year end. The statutory rule delays transition to prevent disruption of annual assessment work.
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J. A. Townsley
G. W. Hazlett
Townsley
Waterloo
Rector
Hazlett
Bartner
Older Boys Conference Set for Thursday in Black Hawk County
Black Hawk county older boys conference convenes at the Y M C A building tomorrow with high school boys from city and county expected. Sessions start at 10 a.m. with speakers on athletics honesty leadership business and church youth challenges. County field and track meet and Hi Y clubs will join round table discussions. supper at 6 p.m. and evening program at 8 p.m.
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Black Hawk County
Frank Birch
Cedar Falla
Thomas W. Eaton
Black's
W. H. Beachter
First Brethrens Church
Harry Goodrich
Des Moines
F. P. Reichmeier
Cedar Rapids Rector to Preach at Historic Church
Rev J N MacKenzie rector of St Luke s Episcopal Cedar Rapids will preach in spring Lenten services at Christchurch this evening Rev Beby Mounsey to lead prayer service Next Wednesday Rev R J Campbell rector of Grace Church Cedar Rapids speaker War worker to speak Mrs Ralph Norton noted for Belgian soldier relief will give two or more talks
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J. N. MacKenzie
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Cedar Rapids
Christchurch
Beby Mounsey
R. J. Campbell
Grace Church
Ralph Norton
Visitor to Attend Event at Flist Presbyterian Church
A guest will appear at the Flist Presbyterian Church on April 9. During her Waterloo visit she will stay with Mrs. EL P. Alford.
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Flist Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
EL P. Alford
Sturdy Mare Wins Town Race as Waterloo Echoes
A lively race tale recalls a steadfast mare winning by sheer endurance and spirits. The crowd cheers as the champion rides toward the wire while ministers and friends praise fair play and stubborn grit.
State Salvation Army Conference Planned for April 22
Edward LaPlount of the local Salvation Army corps plans an officers conference for eastern Iowa with Brigadier and Mrs. Andrews and staff in Des Moines. The event spans April 23 to 24 at Nation Water Street, with 100 plus officers invited from Des Moines to Fort Dodge and the Mississippi River, including multiple cities.
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Edward LaPlount
Salvation Army Corps
Towa
William Andrews
Des Moines
Attanduncahraont
Mne
Fort Dodge
Mississippi River
Mason City
Chrles City
Oelwein
Youbuque
Cedar Randy
Marshalltown
Trenport
Lows
LaPlount
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Garment Colors
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes for all fabrics from wool to cotton and linen. It guarantees no streaking, spotting, fading, or color running and suggests asking the druggist for material type before dyeing.
Meeting in Des Moines Dedicates Four New Rescue Homes
A large gathering in Des Moines last night led to the dedication of four new rescue homes for girls and children. Mrs. LaPlount and children, Doro thy, Job, and Edward attended the meeting today to support the initiative and participate in the ongoing outreach.
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America
Des Moines
Home For Girls
Cedar Heights W C T U Meeting Notice
Cedar Heights W C T U will be held at the home of Mrs. J. C. Orth tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 p m. The group expects a turnout for the event and discussion.
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Cedar Heights
W. Cc
Cedar
J. C. Orth
Lydia E. Pinkham Expository Advertisement Claims Benefit
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Exorable Compound as a remedy for ailments affecting women. It urges readers to ask neighbors about its efficacy, asserting nine of ten people know someone helped by its use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sloan
Sloan. Lintiment
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Tom Yokas
B. Kallas
Q. B. Courtright
Yokas
Mullan Avenue West
Kemp's
Ds F.ney
Hood
Maturay Evening Post
HIST
Chatr
Aldéntine
Hiomad
State Conference of Salvationists
Exide Batteries
the Electric Storage Battery Co
Philadelphia
Ackley, W. C. Gresslin
EXIDE
Exide Battery
Nashua
Lee W. Tucker
Tract
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Waverly, Clark & Bruns
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Sloans
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