Moving van hit by C G W train injures one
A transport van loaded with household goods moving from Dumont Iowa was struck by a southbound C G W freight at Mulberry street crossing. The driver William Kurtz 22 was injured lightly and taken to a doctor after the rear end was crushed and the truck overturned onto the street. The goods belonged to Mrs Edith Lattimer who was moving to the city. A child rode with her and two other occupants were thrown to the pavement as furniture broke and scattered.
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Dumont
Mulberry Street
William Kurtz
CG. W
Kurtz
William Goodman
Ninth Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Linden Avenue
Goodman
Lafayette
Ninth
Z. R. Kimmel
Sergt. M. J. Turney
Hugh Crumrine
Altho
West High musical program big success
A program of 20 numbers by the boys and girls glee clubs and the school orchestra was presented before a large West High audience last night. Miss Alice Swanson directed. notable pieces included Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 by Grieg performed by the girls glee club, with three movements Marning's Mood Asas eath Anitra's Dance. Josephine Lumry Ruth Bassett accompanied. soloists Elna Christensen Ruth Bassett Helens Glanny stood out.
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West High
Alice Swanson
Philomal
Grieg
Marning
Asa
Anitra
Josephine Lumry
Ruth Bassett
Elna Christensen
Helens Glanny
Clarksville Man Discussed for D C Marshalship
W G Wadd of Clarksville Illinois, longtime president of Iowa Society of Washington, is named as a possible candidate for U S marshal of the District of Columbia. He previously served on the district jail staff and brings many years of criminal and court experience. The post has often been held by newspaper men.
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Washington
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
W. G. Wadd
Clarksville
Iowa Society of Washington
U.S
District of Columbia
Ladd
Ackley Girl Wins High Honors in Declamatory Contest
Town Falls Iowa March 31 Most high schools in the county entered the county declamatory contest with Laura Vokturm Ackley taking the top honor in the dramatic division for I Tow the La Hue Stakes Were 1st Believed winner Mari bel Coleman Town Falls took second in the same class Gerta Sfarms Aiden won the oratorical class with Visions of War Jean Cahill Eldora won first in the humorous class Other schools Subbarial Radcliffe and Union participated
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Town Falls
Laura Vokturm
Ackley
Maribel Coleman
Gerta Sfarms
Aiden
Subbarial
Radclife
Union
Y M C A Prep Boys Set For Outdoor Gym Work Saturday
Springtime’s call draws a class of between 0 and AG boys of the Y M C A prep unit to outdoor gym work and a scheduled game Saturday. The text notes prep boys will engage in outdoor activities as part of their routine.
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AG Boys
Youths plan morning workout and park hikes
A school or youth group outlines a morning gathering at the Y for a marui ng breakfast of sandwiches and hot chocolate. At 3 86 they form into squads led by captains Morris Carmen Wilson Ebel and DeLong with Sidney Jackson supervising, then hike to city parks for gymnastics and a game of ball.
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Y. Mac
Joseph Morris
Charles Carmen
Siish Wilson
Robert Ebel
John DeLong
Sidney Jackson
Reverend Lewis Wise Addresses City Colored Y Boys
Friday night this week the Coloured Y Boys club will hear Ney P M Lewis pastor of the African Methodist church as the evening speaker This is his first opportunity to address the group and details about the camp plan for the year will be shared Mer says 28 boys attended last August and the aim is for at least 40 this year Next Friday Mrs W I Wisher will speak and all city boys 16 to 26 are invited to join with no dues required
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Ney
P.M. Lewis
W. 1. Wisher
Criminal Cases Set for Hearing This April
Twenty two original cases have been set for hearing commencing April 10. The first is the state versus R. J. McGraw for assault.
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Lagainst R. J. McGraw
Joint Cases Involving Fahure to Report Auto Accident
The two defendants Da meth Subeff and Alonzo Hendry face charges for failing to report an automobile accident on Rainbow Drive. The incident caused injuries to Hugh Curry and two pedestrians on the highway, according to police records.
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Dameth Subeff
Alonzo Hendry
Rainbow Drive
Hugh Curry
TIZ FOR TENDER FEET PROMISES RELIEF
An advertisement touts Tiz for tender feet promising instant relief from foot pain and aching, claiming it draws out toxins and soothes corns calluses and sweating. The copy pitches a cheap box available at drug or department stores with a one year comfort guarantee.
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Cad
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