West High Athletes to Lead State Meet Entries
Early and George Keusch to represent West High Dex Moines May 18 final entries show 236 athletes from 37 schools in the two day high school division meet at Drake Stadium. Jess Early and George Rausch will present West Waterloo, with the college division decisions already settled.
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Is Early
George Keusch
West High
Dex Moines
Ate
George Edward, Marshall
Newport
State Aid of
eHat
Drake
Stefan Feiaay
Dickenson
Fang
Bernie Weters
Orgétown
Dan Kelly
Washingtn
R. J. Craig
Michin
Bessell Goldfield
Hendrickson
Nanda
Shrader
Eqdore Packer
Marshalltown
Lars
Adel
Algonk
Ames
Atlantic
Barbeton
Cedar Rapids
Clarion
Corgum
Davenport
Real estate transfers from Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Ida A Kinneberg sales to Helen Bickly lot 4 block 1 Fays add Water 0 for 1. Wagner Mfg Co to H L Weisnd Son south 6 inches of lot 1 block 10 original plat Cedar Falls for 25. Loja E Bickley to W J Simons art lot 7 block 11 Leavitts add 1 500. Mae L McManus to Luella D Mill lot 3 block 1 Alfords add 1. Georgiana N Slippy to Luella D Miller of 6 block 2 Speer Harlans add Cedar Falls for 1. J W McIntyre to John T Milton part lot 26 Auditor's Bayou et East Waterloo for 1. J E Sedgwick to Fred Bonsema t 7 block 1 Linden Place Water o for 1.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Ida A. Kinneberg
Helen Bickly
Fay’s
Wagner Mfg. Co
H. L. Weisnd & Son
Cedar Falls
Loja E.bickley
W. J. Simons
Leavitt
Mae L. McManus
Luella D. Mill
Alford’s
Georgiana N. Slippy
Luella Diller
Bock
Speer & Harlan’s
J. W. McIntyre
John T. Multon
Auditor’s Bayouet
East Waterloo
J. E. Sedgwick
Fred Bonsema
Linden Place
Watero
Tart Campaign for Getter Eggs Seeks High Quality Output
Iowa dairy officials press a summer egg quality drive. W B Barney leads an effort to ensure twelve clean sweet eggs per dozen for market, candle all eggs, and enforce the town pure food law against sale of bad eggs while urging farmers to improve handling and storage.
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Iowa
W. B. Barney
Chicago
Dairy and Food Counmissigner
Cutlers Buy Hacker Stock in Creditors' Sale
The defunct F. J. Hacker Hardware stock was sold yesterday at 3 pm to Cutler Hardware for 5250. Auctioned by A. W. Chamberlin for the creditors, the sale drew three bids from Joseph Hacker of Waterloo 5100 and A. H. Tutt of Monticello 3282. The stock invoiced 11000.
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F. J
Y M C A Directors Chosen In Board Elections
The Y M C A elected new directors for terms of three years: W H Langlas H B Plumb John Hanson George W Miller. two years: Fred L Norther George E Pike Paul Davis Austin Burt. one year: C W Chapman Dr EF Stevenson George Williams Willam H Howrey. They replace the temporary winter board led by James A Graham.
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W. H. Langlas
H. B. Plumb
John Hanson
George W. Miller
Fred L. Norther
George E. Pike
Paul Davis
Austin Burt
C. W. Chapman
Dr. EF. F. Stevenson
George Williams
Willam H. Howrey
Sun Glass Hero Saves Wren From Thread Trap
Mattie, a lively schoolgirl, borrows a sun glass to free a trapped wren. She ties the glass to a stick, concentrates sunlight to burn the thread, freeing the bird. A curious older boy burns himself learning the lesson. Tomorrow’s tale previews The Fairy Butterfly.
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Mattie
McClure
New York City
Knoxville colony aids in drug habit cure efforts
Waterloo reports 15 locals at Knoxville State Inebriate Asylum. 250 patients total with many drug habit victims. Agents say most are regaining health and may be cured before release, though postrelease association with former friends remains the main hurdle to complete sobriety. Three from Waterloo were among the worst cases. they now work steadily and will be free of drugs on release.
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Waterloo
Knoxville
C. White
White
Weather bulletin notes frost and wind damage
The weekly Iowa weather and crop service bulletin from Des Moines, directed by Geo. M. Chappel, reports frost and wind damage to crops.
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The
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Bes Moines
Geo. M. Chappel
Week Warm then Frost Rests Hit Iowa May Week
For the week ending May 17 the period opened with unusually warm weather followed by a cold finish. Frost occurred on the morning of the 17th with freezing temperatures in many parts of the state. Rainfall was light and uneven, with southwestern counties dry while northern Hardin and south Kossuth counties saw over an inch. The frost on the 9th referenced ongoing conditions.
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Hardin
Kossuth
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin Tone
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets cleanse skin, bowels, and liver, banishing pimples and bad breath with a vegetable formula and olive oil. Available in 10c and 25c boxes from The Olive Tablet Company.
Frost and wind threaten crops across the region
The frost and winds on Saturday and Sunday damaged garden crops and some orchard fruit, with cherry drop and crop wilting noted. Apples remain in good condition, early grain shows uneven stands, and about 75 percent of seed is planted. Long-range rain is urged to prevent headshort grain shortages in southern counties.
Owa Widow Wins $7,000 Damages in Rail Case
Marshalltown May 19 Word rel v e voled burg from St Payol tells of the affirming by the Minnesota Suprem e court of the case of Mrs Johanna K Brown of this city against the Chicago Northwestern st at e road company for damages for the death of the plaintiff s husband Edward M Brown Brown and his father Edward II Brown were killed Feb 6 Vol when they were struck by the Northwestern fuel mail at a grade cross Ing cost of this city Mrs Brown sued for heavy damages in the district court at Mankato Minnesota and a jury awarded her Judgment for 7 000 It is this judgment that the supreme court was sustained.
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Marshalltown
St. Payol
Minnesota Suprem Court
Mra
Johanna K. Brown
Chicago & Northwestern, Statt Road Company
Phintiff
Edward M. Brown
Brown
Edward
Northwestern
Ing
Mankato
Mina
Supreme Court
Overnight relief for constipation from Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
An ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic to clear a congested bowels mass overnight without upsetting the stomach. It claims relief by morning and targets women children and elderly, offering a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 452 Washington St Monticello Iowa.
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Hirty
Seval
Cutlers
Atne and the Sun Glass
Little Mattie
Ont Moorere
Asargain
International News Service
Dingly
Bruit
Dr. Edwards
OWA
Shlosman’s Grocery
Bismark
Jackson
Joe Shlosman
Sycamore Street
Bruce Galloway
Waterson
Inife
Henderson
Meresco
Henderson Drug
Commercial Street
Clear Lake
Leks Ayaliapin
ATTEN
Waterloo Overland CO
East Fifth Street
George McManus
EOI
Cate
Tone Es la
Iowa State Bank
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
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