May Day Queen crowned at State Teachers College Cedar Falls
The State Teachers College Cedar Falls held its annual May Day celebrations with a campus parade at 3 am and a crowning of Mrs. Donald Pettit as May queen at 9 30 am on the lower campus. Dances by the physical education department followed, a noon picnic on campus, and a basketball game against Coe College to close the day. Regular classes resume Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
College Hill
Donald Pettit
Marswalltown
Gedar
Cedar Falls
Howland Hansen
W. G. Crowder
W. G. Rowley
General Conference
Kansas City
Zion Bran- Belical
J. A. Hacklen
Telegraph
J.F. Cross
David Miller
Ben Bartholmew
H. J. Smith
George Hougen
Cedar Rapids
Paul Belz
Harlan
Holi Obele
Harry Obele
Anna Obele
Los Angeles
Jesse Nolte
Mt. Ast
Ernest Nolte
Clay Street
Nolte
LeMars
BF. L. Thurston
Milwaukee
Wis
A. T. Morehouse
Ceter Heights
Ralph Laird
Des Moines
Mos
Walter Taylor
B. P. Jensen
Dysart
J. P
Jesup High School junior-senior banquet quotes airplane toasts
Jesup High School held its junior-senior banquet on a Saturday evening at the Elks lodge rooms in Waterloo Frances Ehr served as toastmistress. Toons included The Part of Life by Emmett Duggan, The Propellers by Alma Boyce, Going Up by Roy Alten, Birdseye View by Louie Krugr, Air Pockets by Grove VanEnan, and The Pie by Superintendent BG Willama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Jesup High School
The
Elks
Waterloo
Frances” Ehr
Purht
Emmett
Duggan
Alma Boyce
Roy Alten
Birdseye View
Louie Krugr
Grove VanEnan
Pio
Willlama
Civil War Veteran Dies in Cedar Falls After Illness
Douglas Smith aged 85 died Sunday morning at his home on Walnut Street after six weeks illness. A Cedar Falls resident for 45 years, he served as an orderly on General Averill’s staff and spent 23 months in Andersonville prison. He once ran a hand laundry. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Harry Brown chapel with interment at Greenwood cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. John Pawling of Minneapolis. wife predeceased 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamiree
Cedar Falls
Douglas Smith
Jack Lamb
Walnut Street
Mr. Smith
Averill
Andersonville
Harry Brown
Greenwood Cemetery
Smith
John Pawling
Minneapolis
Glás of 1328 class in La Porte to hold baccalaureate
La Porte Indiana May 14 The baccalaureate services for the class of 1928 will be held Sunday evening May 20 in the high school auditorium with Rev T M Nielsen preaching. The class play The Tightwad will be presented Tuesday evening May 22 with a cast including John Taylor Harold McNamee Mrs Taylor 2 0 22 1 Grage Lyle Edna Taylor his daughter Gladys Mae Harts Elmer Taylor Leonard Robb Betty Harris Corinne Fultz Tommy Gordon Orkler Driscoll Orval Stones Walter Martin Larz Anderson big Kreps Mrs Andersons Servant Alice Yarrow Martha Anderson Mildred Divoter Taxi Driver Realee Robertson. The commencement program will be given Wednesday evening May 23. Dr Rey Lo Smith pastor of Simpson church Minneapolis will address the class on Male Help Wanted and diplomas will be granted to a class of 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downier Larcine
la Porte City
T. M. Nielsen
Methodist Church
John Taylor
Harold McNamee
Taylor
Lyle Edna
Gladys Mae Harts
Elmer Taylor
Leonard Robb
Betty Harris
Corinne Fultz
Tommy Gordon
Orkler Driscoll Orval Stones
Walter Martin Larz Anderson
Big Kreps
Anderson
Alice Yarrow
Martha Anderson
Mildred Divoter
Realee
Rey Lo. Smith
Af Simpson Church
Minneapolis
Teachers Hear Mexico Talk at Fredericksburg
The Fredericksburg Parent-Teachers Association heard T. A. Haverstadt of the Great Western railroad discuss extension agriculture and Mexican conditions by Nogales teacher Miss Henry spoke of work in Arizona and below the border. A field meet in Nashua drew a large delegation. Robert Hague won five blue ribbons and Edna Brewer took three first places. H. S. Beaver funeral was held at home with Rev. Roy Sterns officiating and interment in Rose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monerey Speed Servicr
Fredericksburg
Parent-Teachers Association
T. A. Haverstadt
Great Western Railroad
George Shirk
Oelwein
Miss Henry
Nogales
Arizona
Astend
Nashua
Robert Hague
Edna Brewer
Beaver
H. S. Beaver
Roy Sterns
The
Brethren Church
Eose Bill
Fairbank Relief Corps Holds Regular Meeting
Fairbank notes a Thimble Bee social meeting of the Women’s Relief Corps at Mrs. Wright Bradley’s home with hosts Lily Dewald Rev Puick Gerry Dietz and Lena Krair listed. St Johns Lutheran school to close Wednesday and confirmation set for May 20 with named confirmands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spresai Servient Fairbank
Thimblebee
Woman’s Relief Corps
Iin
Wright Bradley
Lily Dewald
Rev Puick
Gerry Dietz
Lena Krair
St. Johns
Elsie Riingfuss
Mabel Polege
Molly Huebner
Viola Strempkr
Alice Albrecht
Robert Heth
Edgar Brickmann
Walter Brickmann
Elmer ‘Lehmkuhl
Adolph Polege
Mrs Wildecoer 34 Dies in Clarksville Influenza Paraly sis
Mrs George Wildecoer aged 34 died at her home in Clarksville yesterday morning from influenza followed by paralysis. She leaves husband George Wildecoer four sons and one daughter aged 2 to 10. Funeral services will be held at Tunneran church tomorrow afternoon by Rev Waal Stiekes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ospriert
Clarksville
George Wildecoer
Florence Brente
Renowa
George Waldecoer
Puneral
Waal Sietkes
Traer Star-Clipper to mark 50 years since founding
Traer Iowa will celebrate the Star-Clipper’s 50th anniversary as E E Taylor's paper marks five decades of local news leadership. A May 18 banquet at Ripley Congregational with governors, editors, and university journalism leaders reflects Tama county’s long publishing heritage. A special 54 page souvenir edition will recount 40 years of Taylor family leadership and Traer history.
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eMuarter
Traer
Naonal Editorial Association
Omaha
Neb
United States
Trace Slat
E. E. Taylor
Trier
Star-Clipper
Corps of
Tama County
Tracer
Star- Clipper
Taina County
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Tracr
Star-Glipper
Hamill
John Hammill
Garvey Ingham
Des Moines Register
Tribune-Capital
Walter Williams
University of Missouri
Taylor
Hammill
W. CG. Jarnagin
Iowa Press Association
Stevin Lake Pilot Tribune
G. L. Caswell
Towa Press Association
Frank J. Mott
Fred J. Lazell
School of Journalism
State University of Iowa
Blair Converse
Towa State College
Wt Ames
Jowans
Ripley Congregational Church
Trae
StarChipper West
Star SU
Tracy
KE. BE. Taylor
E. B. Taylor
Department For Women In the
Iowa
Traer Andioith Tama County
The
Star
Bernard Murhy
Vinton
the Clipper
Hanford & Rich
Vinton Eagle
Clipper
Murphy
Ttke Vinten
Retsons
Jmoiey
Tama Jim” Wilson
Star-Clipper tale of growth and family succession
The Star-Clipper's circulation has grown to 3,700, claiming the largest in-town reach for its size in the United States. Gillespie, once Taylor’s partner, left five years ago and Taylor continued solo until 1916 when his son Harry E. Taylor joined as associate editor and publisher. On January 1, Elmer B. Taylor became local news editor after graduating from Missouri journalism school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uitte
Star-Clipper
United States
Gillespie
le Mars Sentinel
Taylor
Star- Clipper
Harry E. Taylor
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Elmer
Missouri Journalism School
ORELL ROCK High School Commencement Plans May 25
Waterloo attorney J G Murtagh to deliver the commencement address at the Shell Rock High School auditorium on Friday evening May 25. Graduates include Sterbert Abell Victor Adair Maric Barton Florence Bowen Eloise Chesebro Hugh Conway Arlo Courbat Roger Dewey Irene Evans Esther Fuller Vernon Garner Jane ya Geren Merrill Gibson Lu Alta Hemingson Genevieve Hunt Mervin Hunter Max Poorman Helen Ressler Elwood Savage Bill Shank Estella Smith Ina Strange Wanda Tharp Dorothy Thies Dora Thompson Olive Winkey Lillian Withers Ralph Young. Baccalaureate on May 20 by Rev E L True. Class play Peg o My Heart May 22 directed by Gladys Cooper with casts listed. Continuous program notes.
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Sterbert Abell
Victor Adair
Maric Barton
Florence Bowen
Eloise Chesebro
Hugh Conway
Arlo Courbat
Roger Dewey
Irene Evans
Esther Fuller
Vernon Garner
Janeya Geren
Merrill Gibson
Lu’ Alta Hemingson
Genevieve Hunt
Mervin Hunter
Max Poorman
Helen Ress
Ler Elwood Savage
Bill Shank
Estella Smith
Ina Strange
Wanda Tharp
Dorothy Thies
Dora Thompson
Olive Winkey
Lillian Withers
Ralph Young
Lois Hall
Leach Inypention
EL Ly
True Music
Marjorie Williams
G. Murtagh
Hop. Wenning
Rev
Vo Willems
E. L. True
Shell Rock Baptist Church
Gladys Cooper
Totty Pease Eee
Alarig ci Montgomery Haw Christian Brew
Chichester Ethel Chichester
Bennet
Gibson
Vernon Garner Elwood Satage
Maz Poorman
Florence
Bowen Ve
Authorities Charge Family with Theft Near Hampton
In Franklin county a family trio A D Hickle wife and 20 year old daughter Dora are charged with larceny and poultry theft. Held on bond. home near Clarksville yielded 1500 dollars in goods including 36 silk dresses 6 coats and dozens of lingerie items. Multiple hens and geese found. four children present. oldest boy age 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles City
Hampton
Lee McNames
Dora
McNames
Epworth League of Stanley Elects Eight Officers
The Epworth League of Stanley met in Kieffer hall on May 11 and elected officers for the coming year. President Maude Follmer, first vice Carl Follmer, second vice Ona Hefner, third vice Helen Mahoney, fourth vice Merly White, secretary treasurer Neva Pond. Zelda Schwartz will be the pianist. Members plan a recital the first week of June with Ma Marney Alderson and Carl Deva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanrer
Sprinval Sernivet Stanley
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Kieffer Hall
Maude Follmer
Carl Follmer
Ona Hefner
Helen Mahoney
Mery White
Doris Short
Zelda Schuartz
Ma. Mareey Alderson
Carl Deva
Rowland and Dodge Host W P M Society Event
Mrs H W Rowland and Miss Flossie Dodge hosted the Friday after noon meeting of the W P M society at Mt EB church. Mrs J Moore and Mrs Ja P Lund spoke on the program. The Osage junior band led by A R Edgar will give a concert in the opera house tomorrow evening. The parents of a baby born at Swedish Hospital in Minneapolis were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn Moent
St. Ansgar. Ja
H. W. Rowland
Flossie ‘Dodge
W. P. M. Society
Mf. EB
J. Moore
Ja. P. Lund
Osage
A. QR. Edgar
Rey
D. A. Langehaugh
Bor
De Molay initiates class at Charles City Iowa
A De Molay initiation in Charles City Iowa involved two percent class members with five local boys and one from Hampton. The program included degrees conferred on Hampton candidates and a large banquet for eighty five. Local officials and representatives from multiple towns attended. A separate note mentions a memorial address invitation, divorces granted, naturalization papers, a new street grader, Maytag sales meeting, a newborn, and a Floyd Cerro Gordo county clubs meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coveier
Charles City
Order of de Molay
Hampton
Chester Arthur
Fred Elias Barber
Charles, Campbell
Lester Clawson
Edward Clock
James Coonley
Lloyd Paul Dovey
Donn Jeffries
Robert Mallory
Earle Manatt
O. F. Meyers
Orville Moore
Donald No
Mary Phe‘ton
Leonard Rodewald
Joseph Stall
Daughters of Isabella
Fort Atkinson
Gertrude Hennessey
Mildred Jones
Louise Fangman
Nashua
Anna O'Brien
Floyd
Allencance
Waterloo
Floyd County
Cerro Gordo County
First Baptist Church
Mason City
Blanche Dunkleberg
Rockford
R. E. Nyquist
Gere Gortio
Marble Rock P T A elects officers for year
Marble Rock Iowa May 14 The Parent-Teacher association elected Trueman Mills as president Mrs Lacey Moore as vice president and Miss Cornell as secretary treasurer for one year The Bridge Club met with Mrs Franklin Wilson after lunch three tables played Mrs Russell Smith won first prize Mrs Galen Gates second Guests included Mrs Earl Hoadley and Miss Thelma Hoadley Release Alleged Thieves from Nora Springs Jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courice Special Service
Marble Rock
Parent-Teacher Association
Trueman Mills
Lacey Moore
Cornell
Bridge Club
Franklin Wilson
Russell Smith
Galen Gates
Earl Hoadley
Thelma Hoadley
Nashua Students to Get Diplomas in June
Nashua high school will graduate numerous students on June 1. Named are Gerald Ablecher, June Albaugh, Wayne Albaugh, Raymond Ferrier, Robert Bond, Velma Brandt, Harry Endres, Lioyd Frisby, Arthur Hall, Glenn Hammond, Clara Harrison, Harvey Hobbs, Glenn Knight, Alma Voehler, Franklin Larson, Volna Lines, Arthur Luhring, Harriet Massee, Allan McCulloch, Leland Meyer, Margaret Nees, Kenneth Potter, Ethel Reach, Leona Smith, Earl Springer, Clarke Walsh, Max Weiss, Percy Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spraet Seyi
Nashua
Nashua High School
Gerald Ablecher
June Albaugh
Wayne Albaugh
Raymond Ferrier
Robert Bond
Velma Brandt
Harry Endres
Lioyd Frisby
Arthur Hall
Glenn Hammond
Clara Harrison
Harvey Hobbs
Glenn Knight
Alma
Voehler
Franklin Larson
Volna Lines
Arthur Luhring
Harriet Massee
Allan McCulloch
Leland Meyer
Margaret Nees
Kenneth Potter
Ethel Reach
Leona Smith
Liner
Earl Springer
Clarke Walsh
Max Weiss
Percy Williamson
Dunkerton Child Is Stricken With Diphtheria II
Dunkerton May 14 Myrtle Staite three, daughter of Mr and Mrs S W Strite, taken ill with diphtheria on Firestone farm nearby. Robert Lee ten, son of Mr and Mrs FW Lee, able to be about after a severe rheumatism attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courise Special Servicy
Janesville Aldermen Inspect Waterworks on Trip
Mayor Charles Bye and councilmen Ulrich Stewart and Taylor toured waterworks plants in several towns to pick a feasible system for Janesville. Allies Royer Kendall and Stewart met with the state highway commission at Ames regarding relocating primary road 218 through Janesville. Eight graduates will leave Janesville High School this year with commencement May 24 and senior play May 22. Concrete platforms replace frame at M E church entrance. Cedar Falls contractor Mervyn George did the work. Mervyn George attends the general conference in Kansas City as a lay delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Janesvill
Charles Bye
Ulrich
Stewart
Taylor
Royer
Kendall
State Highway Commission
Ames
Janesville
Janesville High School
M. E. Church
Cedar Falls
Mervyn George
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Kansas City
Elevator Men Discuss Credits at New Hampton Meeting
A Friday afternoon gathering at the American Legion club rooms brought together managers officers and directors of the Cooperative Elevators of Chickasaw and Floyd counties. About twenty representatives heard talks from Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Iowa members urging coop elevators to join and support credit and grinding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eCourier
New Hampton
Chickasaw
Floyd Counties
American Legion Club
Thompson
Kajeger
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association of Iowa
Frank Rodtha
Art Gallery
Miller Hotel
Davis Cup Team Candidates Begin Practice in St Louis
A week of intense practice for American Davis Cup aspirants opened in St. Louis with six players showing for Capt. William Tilden. Practice matches start Wednesday as Tilden and the Davis Cup committee select a team to meet Chita at Kansas City May 25-27, with the winner to face Canada or Japan and then Chicago for the American final. Players listed include Wilbur Coen of Kansas City, Wilmer Allison of Texas, Arnold Jones of Providence, Johnny Hennessey of Indianapolis, Wray Brown of St. Louis, and George Lott of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lewis
U,ri
William T. Tilden
Tilden
Chita
Kansas City
Chicago
Wilbur F
Junior
Harrier Event Slated Thursday at East High Stadium
Waterloo Playground association sponsors a cross country meet Thursday afternoon at East High stadium route between three and four miles long. Victor Read, playground director, announced that eight to ten local runners will compete. Start and finish will be at the stadium with course laid out to the north land east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Playground Association
Victor Read
East High Stadium
La Porte Normal Exams This Week Scheduled
Final examinations for La Porte City high school normal training class will be held Wednesday Thursday and Friday under County Superintendent A E Jewath. About 30 students are eligible for tests with questions prepared by the state superintendent and graded in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte’ City High School
A.E. Jewath
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fairbanks Seniors to Present Class Play Tomorrow
The Fairbanks High senior class will stage Nora, Wake Up! in the auditorium tomorrow evening. Also on the schedule Thimblebee of the Woman's Relief Corps will meet at Mrs. Lily Bradley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
Auditoriu
Thimblebee
Ithe Woman's Relief Corps
Lily Bradley
Hudson Citizens Entertain On Mother's Day
Hudson Iowa May 14 The Black Hawk Boosters met at Miss Grace Height home with Esther Fisher Evelyn Marston among those present. Mr and Mrs J Laurence Copley attended Waterloo reunion with many Copleys. J D Richards hosted 30 relatives from Mason City Waterloo Jesup. Good Luck County club to meet with Mrs Chris Jakobsen. G C Sergeant drove to Pine Island Minn for Mother's Day then Minneapolis. Miss Billa Sergeant hosted Shonenfelt Ray Sergeant Lyman Adella May. Waterlooans Visit Hudson with Baldwin family guests. Cook Family entertained guests including Alonza Hendry Verna Hendry Susie and Ray Hammond and Muriel Hendry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuurter Species
Hudson
Black Hawk Boosters
Grace Height
George Fisher
Esther Fisher
Evelyn Marston
Farm Bureau
Waterloo
J. Laurence Copley
Ida Copley
South Street
Waterllo
Will Copley
Dike
Leighton Abel
Guttenberg
J. L, Jackson
Janice
Cedar
John Copley
Eilis Copley
Donald
Reinebeck
Burtiss Copley
Allene Copley
Vinton
J. D. Richards
Masonville
Jesup
Chris Jakobsen
Minnesota
G. C. Sergeant
Pine Island
Minn
George
Minneapolis
Billa Sergeant
Fred Shonenfelt
Iona
Ray Sergeant
Lyman
Adella May
Frederika Primary Road In Excellent Condition Report
Frederika Iowa May 114 The de tour south of here on primary No 59 begins half a mile west and a quarter mile south of Frederika and runs south 11 miles then one mile west to connect with No 69 This road is being patrolled with tractor and drag and is in good shape Alcock Supplies Rock Jog Alcock has contracted for nearly 100 tons of lime rock for soil sweetening on the Reed farm west of town Hartmann Gravels Road Ernest Hartmann is traveling the county road near Horton with Joe Alcock Martin Richman and Harry Parson helping haul gravel Seniors Give Play The senior class play Dash of the Earth postponed from Friday May 11 to tonight Public schools Will close Friday next week for three months vacation More than 100 children will be free
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter
Frederika, Ta
Frederika
Alcock
Dunkerton Seniors Stage Class Play Tomorrow
The Dunkerton senior class presents The Whole Towns Talking in the consolidated school auditorium tomorrow evening. Cast includes Pearl Couylishaw, Dorothy Heiple, Marie Magee, Bruce Childs, William Happle, Leone Weber, Daniel Clubine, La Vina Stewart, Dorothy Staehel, Gertrude Owen, and Charlies Gerdes. Graduation exercises for the 1928 class follow Thursday evening with sixteen diplomas and Dr Julius Boraas of St Olaf College delivering the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Julius Boraas
St. Olafs College
Girl Kept Losing Weight in Scobey Montana
Sechey resident Mare. Em Th GesTus reports prolonged weight loss while clerking in a store over two years. A neighbor advised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and after six bottles she feels stronger and better daily. She urges others with similar trouble to write for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sechey
Mont
Lydia R. Pinkham
Tam
Mare
Scobey
Moolona
Judge Taylor Returns Two New Hampton Youths to Jail
May 14 Fredericksburg youths Marvin Wisner and Dale Ackisy pleaded guilty to stealing 15 chickens from Ed Bierman farm three miles west of Fredericksburg on April 28. They were sentenced by Judge H E Taylor to two months in county jail and a $100 fine plus costs. The theft was traced after the birds were sold to a local dealer who noted the car’s license number. Sheriff C A Upham later arrested them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Sereion
New Hampton
Chicksens
Marvin Wisner
Fredericksburg
Dale Ackisy
Here
H. E. Taylor
Ed Bierman
A. Upham
Union Hotel at Oelwein Changes Hands Tomorrow
Union Hotel at Oelwein, oldest hotel in town, will change ownership tomorrow as Mrs. Emma Walker sells to Mr. and Mrs. W A Stockfield of Muscatine. Walker came from Manchester two years ago to operate the hotel and will remain in Oelwein. Judge W S Kenyon is slated as speaker for Fayette County Farm Bureau picnic on June 27 if his appearance can be secured. Major E Stoup of Oelwein to deliver Memorial Day address at West Union. G R Hoisington, telegraph operator at Great Western, has been offered a position in Chicago and will move his family from Hazleton to the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paar Pomc Lnt P
Oelwein
Union House
W.A. Stockfield
Muscatine
Emma Walker
Walker
Mannchester
W. S. Kenyon
W. S. Kenyon Will Be the Speaker of the Day, At the Fayetta County Farm Bureau
Stoup
West Union
G. R. Hoisington
Great Wester
Chicago
Hazleton
Locaan
Salo Wins Sunday's Lap of Pavement Gall on Arrowhead Beach
John Salo of Passaic New Jersey first to arrive at a control after completing 14 miles to Elyria from Los Angeles in 14:34. Ed Gardner of Seattle second in 7:49:30 with 346:37:03 elapsed for 2 804 miles. Alaska entrant Harry Sheare 50 near Elyria suffered severe injuries after being struck, listed as unconscious and expected to recover. Andy Payne leads pavement caravan with 463:48:22 for 2 804 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowhead Beach
John Salo
Passaic
New Jeresey
Harry Sheare
San Francisco
HH. Silberg
Niagara Falls
Elyria
N.Y
Jan Elyria Hospital
Pyle
Pavement Pounders
Here
Ashtabula
Andy Payne
Los Angeles
IOWA U TRACK SQUAD FALLS TO ILLINOIS IN DUAL
Iowa track and field loses to Illinois 76 2 3 to 59 1 3 in a dual meet at Iowa City. Coach Bresnahan prepares his team for the Western Conference outdoor championships at Branston May 25 and 26. Capt Cuhel Mann Hunn Speers Nelson Marquis Lapp among seniors finishing intercollegiate track at the outdoor meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Iinsig Altho
University of Iowa
Minioix
George T. Bresnahan
Branston
Hawkeyes
Timoig
Lom
Altho
Harry Gill
Capt
Cuhel
Stu
Mann
Hunn
Speers
Nelson
Marquis
Lapp
Tongue tells digestive illness warning signs
An old ad claims a tongue coating reveals stomach and bowel trouble and that Tantaa, a mineral drug made from bark and roots, can help. It promises quick relief for fatigue and dizziness and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Don Petth
Doe
J. Jensen
F. M. Stevens
Iowa City
James J. Flynn
F. J. VanderVeer
Blue Grass
E. M. Bowman
Grinnell
Bay
John Clark
George Wood
Eastern Star
Franklin Street
Aclock
Ciwil
Glas
LA Porte
Bruce Township
Glenn Teeter
Farmers' Sayings Bank
Charles Hummel
Mexico
Fairbank Relief Corps
Traer Paper
Harvey Ingham
Orell Rock
Murtagh
Tememer
Shell Rock
J. G. Murtagh
Epworth League of
Stanley
Mmes. Rowland. Dodge
W. F.M. Society
DE Molay
Legion
J. A. Nelson
Congress
Anton Havranck
Russell Grader Company
St. Paul
Maytag Company
R. L. Thomas
Hildreth Street
Priday
Nora Springs
GC. Wilson
Wilson
Sherif Sadler
Nota Springs
Dunkerton Child
B. A
the Vale
Knights of Pythias
Walter W. Blatt
Joe Wittenberg
E. I. Carpenter
J. J
A. OC. Flatt
R. H W. McParland
Arnold Drape
Phil Gundacher
Fairbank
Fperker
Seephey Fairbais
Percy King
King Bros.’ Brocery
New Black Hawk Booster Club
Dunkerton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Union Hotel
Ool
W. A. Stockfield
Iowa U
Illinois
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