GRADE SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE FIFTY IN CEDAR FALLS
Cedar Falls May 24 class of 60 will graduate from Cedar Falls public schools Wednesday evening June 4. The program includes salutatory, songs, recitations, and a valedictory with names such as Viola Jones Lloyd Willard Martha Tuhl and Arthur Myattway among the graduates.
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Marguerite Hayes
Arthur Myattway
Asia
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Arthur Anderson
Muriel Blaine
Marie Bliss
Mary Butster
Robert Boveen
Richard Burns
Leamon Cain
Lela DeGraw
Ruby Grover
Linford Gordon
Agnes Hansen
Kathryn Hartong
Marguerite Havee
Plaine Hurley
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Iowa
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Zanesville
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Newton
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Brooklyn
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Marquette
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Clark H. Baldwin
Fredericksburg
Rail contracts awarded at uniform price amid protest
Washington May 24. Director General of Railroads Hines announced last night he awarded six manufacturers contracts to supply 200000 tons of open hearth steel at a uniform price of 47 dollars per ton. The firms are Carnegie Steel, Illinois Steel, Tennessee Coal and Iron, Colorado Fuel and Iron, Bethlehem Steel, and Lackawanna Steel.
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Hines
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Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
United States
Colorado Fuel & Ton Company
Bethleham Stel Company
Lackawanna §Teel Company
Gorgas Leaves for Colon on South America Mission
Maj. Gen. William C. Gorgas former surgeon general and head of the American yellow fever commission left Guayaquil today with his party for Colon. Also mentioned is Olympia Brown-Willis, a pioneering suffragist from Wisconsin, who turns 106 next January.
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Colon
Guayaquil
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
South America
America
Olympia Brown-Willis
Wisconsin
Memorial and School Events Across Aplington
May 24 Aplington reports varied community notices including a high school play titled Home Ten slated for June 3 at the school auditorium and a banquet honoring Misses Dutton by the Christian Endeavor society. Mrs J Van Meter dies in Minneapolis after a stroke and funeral plans note burial in Osage County.
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Parkersburg
J. van Meter
Dutton
Herre- Aplington
Herman
Proumonia
Thome
Miltonvale
Kan
Shellan
Verne Gerhardt
North Dakota
Sune School
The
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