Glasener Leads Home Team In West High Meet
Senior Christy Glasener led West High in an adverse weather track meet, winning long jump and both sprint races while placing third in two more events for 17 points. Jessa Early and Clyde Davis also topped 18 points for second honors, with George Rausch and Harold Ferguson tied for third with 10 points each. Juniors claimed second as a group with 40 points. freshmen 29 2 2. sophomores 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy H. Glasener
West High
Glasener
Jessa Early
Clyde Davis
George Rausch
Harold Ferguson
Ray
Ginsener
Binds
Ordway
Braggon
Vincent
Miller
Hersch
Broad Stump
Giasenor
Early
Day
Nauman
Funds Sought For Piney Woods Negro School
Tawrence C. Jones, principal, canvasses Waterloo and nearby cities to raise funds for Piney Woods country life school at Brattoo, Mississippi. The school has grown from a few boarding students and 4 acres to 634 acres with 80 boarders, 140 community pupils, nine teachers, and a debt free plant valued above $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawrence C. Jones
Piney Woods Country Life School
Brattoo
Miss
Waterloo
Jones
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Adventists Arrive Amid Severe Weather at Iowa Conference
Delegates of the Seventh Day Adventist arrived despite bone chilling cold and snowfall at Chautauqua park for the fifty second annual Iowa conference and state camp meeting. The tent city was uninviting yet trains delivered delegates, with over 1,000 expected and work to begin tomorrow. sessions run through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Chautauqua Park
Strawberries Jump in Waterloo Markets This Week
Strawberries rose to 10 cents straight in Waterloo markets as southern Missouri herries displaced Louisiana stocks. Prices for other staples show mixed moves with lemons a dozen for white o cents and cucumbers at 35 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Herries
Missouri
Louisiana
Weiner
Town Talk Report From Daily Roundup In Central City
Miscellaneous notices and social items from town life. Mrs J W Bestbert visits Clarksville, Miss Georgiana Witt stays with Dr. and Mrs. Sage, carpenters observe Memorial Day, Attorney Thompson visits Webster. Dr Wuttke’s case delayed, Seventh Day Adventists sessions, local club plans a Ta Porte City meeting, Central Christian women host an afternoon, and community chatter on local residents and events.
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J. W. Bestbert
Clarksville
Georgiana Witt of
Gladbrook
F. C. Sage
Miss. Tadls
Thompson Af Webster
PC. Sige
Perry Olds
Baby
Daburne
A. Z. Mebold
Cesdar Rapids
W. J. Myers
Omaha
Town Criers
Ta Porte City
WE. Wuttke Af
United States
Third Ward
Central Christian
Pleasant Aftyrnogn
Tof
Temperattre May 27 Patan Ontieat Aagpl
Fragmentary OCR note lists May 27 as a date and mentions Patan Ontieat and Midnis NT with garbled phrases. Readable terms include a location and time markers, suggesting a calendar or notice entry. Critical specifics unreliable. summary reflects fragmented event reference without clear actions or entities.
Bank Clearings Week Ending Thursday Report Supplied
Bank clearings for the week ending Thursday show totals of 1 468 705.05 with the corresponding week values 1 280 380.02. Real estate transfers and mortgages figures appear, including week ending May 28 and May 27, with other instruments and dates partially listed. The data reflect a regional financial summary from Black Hawk County abstracts.
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Black Hawk County Abstract
Wia
S- A
Unclear Market Fluctuations Reported in May Trading
The item describes a tentative, unsettled trading day in New York on May 27 with jargon and garbled terms. It mentions prices, scores, and preautery notes, but readable facts are sparse. No clear entities or concrete outcomes are present due to the corrupted OCR text.
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New York
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Event
Fragmentary text mentions costs, a baptism, and a gathering at a place called Gaiety. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are discernible beyond references to money raised and a grove. The readable fragments are insufficient for a robust item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setiay
Gaiety
Business fair report from This City highlights local issues
A city business fair in This City presented a report by Black Bank Bank on local financial matters. Officials and attendees discussed community growth, lending access, and economic development programs amid a busy public forum.
Iowa towns show mixed business conditions in Black Hawk issue
The Jung issue of The Business Stake by Black Hawk National Bank finds Cedar Rapids and Des Moines among Iowa cities with solid yearlong gains while Sioux City slips. Council Bluffs posts a small rise, Nebraska and Wakotas lead in good fortune, and the report notes better crop prices, improving sales, and a generally steadier credit scene despite no boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Dubuque
Iowa
Black Hawk National Bank
Nebraska
Wyoming
Pacific
South
Sioux City
Council Bluff
F. W. Powers
Altho
Young Belgian's Fund Receives Student Help in Waterloo
Fund for Edmund De Wagenaere's education grows though short of fully financing his business college course. He arrived with little English, was injured last September, and must build his studies from the ground up. Waterloo College students contribute ten dollars, acknowledging his daily diligence and worthiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund de Wagenaere
Altke
de Wagenaere
America
Courier
Waterloo Business College
Boys Exonerated by Finger Prints
Police report on a break in at Guy Campbell's motorcycle and sporting goods store. Entry in the night, broken glass, no theft. F. M. Shores' bloodhounds traced scent to Fifth street, then near Fifth and Water streets. Two young boys denied involvement. fingerprints taken but results unclear. Ruth A. Sly files for divorce and restoration of her maiden name Ruth E. Robertson along with an injunction. Eliza B. Miller returns from India to Orange township after missionary service.
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Guy Campbell
Campbell
F. M. Shores
Fifth Street
Fifth
Water Streets
Earl Yordy
Loys
Ruth al. Sly
John D. Sly
Privlege
Ruth EL Robertson
Polish girl Lydia disappears as police alert parents
A Polish girl named Lydia can read English poorly but write it. Her parents are described as caring, and her mother is reportedly searching for her. Lydia remains unmaterially distressed, accepting events, while police began notifying her parents on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian
Lydia
Murder assertion shocks Fayette county near West Union
A stranger in Des Moines claimed to have murdered his mother near Hawkeye in Fayette county by West Union. West Union authorities found no recent murder at that location and officials doubt the tale, suggesting possible dementia or misdirection. Separately, a third postponement of the factory inspection trip for Waterloo merchants was caused by bad weather, with a reschedule to follow if overshoes or asbestos parasols are needed.
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Des Moines
Hawkeye
Fayette County
West Union
Waterloo Commercial Club and Manufacturers Committee
Charles van Vieck
Dimmick Dies Former Waterloo Storage Battery Lead
Friends of W H Dimmick have been apprised of his death in Minneapolis. He formerly resided in Waterloo and up to about 18 months ago was connected with the Waterloo Storage Battery company on Park avenue near Bluff street.
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W. H. Dimmick
Minneapolis
Mr. Dimmick
Waterloo
Waterloo Storage Battery Company
Park Avenue
Bluff Street
May 26 Social Notes and Local Events at Clarksville
Clarksville hosts a W C G T U meeting at Mrs L G Pulis home with bright yellow and white decor and an engaging program. Memorial services advised for Sunday at the Presbyterian church and decoration day set for Saturday afternoon. Various residents travel to Austin Minn Kensett Valley City and Canton for visits and business. Baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church features Rev A G Ward. May pole games and a large women’s gathering occur at the church parlors with a four course luncheon. Local garden and cemetery society plans a church dining hall dinner on May 29.
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Clarksville
L. G. Pulis
Union
Presbyterian Church
Irs
Hugh Boyd
Austin
Minn
G. P. Aspey
Laird
Colo
C. M. Graham
Willam Walsh
Valley
City
N. C
Clarksville High School
A. G. Ward
Methodist Church
M. Grant
Kensett
H. H. Hallett
May Rathburn
Omaha
Vern Crosby
Dayton Ritzman
Ruth Conery
Canton
Wis
Edith Reis
Alden
Martin Huber
Join Fitch
Lake City
Ed. Patlips
Bertha Scharoff
Cedar Falls
J. B. Neal
Northfield
Art Goettel
Vern van Slyke
Lucy Benjamin
Chicago
J. B. Gilbert
Clint Coldred
Emery Fitch
Retta Montton
Burling
Postville
The
Old Cemetery Association
Late War Bulletins From Constantinople And Venice
Constantinople reports a transport slip escorted by the French cruiser Michelet attempted a landing at Boucran under gun cover. We killed one enemy officer and sixteen men and wounded others. We captured the transport. Austrian and Italian aviation are active on the frontier with many aircraft at Venice, Helvier guns on Lake Garda, Bavarian Alpine troops crossing the Breuner pass from Bozen.
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Constantinople
Amsterdam
London
Dulex Michelet
Boucroan
Geneva
Venice
Lake Garda
Breuner Pass
Bozen
Local notes from Geneseo and surrounding towns
Geneseo notes report Fred Lockard traveling to Chicago with a fat cattle load and Clarence Speer from Cedar Rapids visiting friends. C B Lambert was summoned to Page County by an aunt’s death. Evelyn Harmon Helen Merritt and Russel Kenneth Strohecker sat exams in runt schools in Traer. E J Davis of Waterloo spent the past week on his farm here. Chris Anderson, who takes care of…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Fred Lockard
Chicago
Clarence Speer
Cedar Rapids
Monay
C. B. Lambert
Page County
Evelyn Harmon
Helen Merritt
Russel
Kenneth Strohecker
Traer
E. J. Davis
Waterloo
Hig Farm
Chris Anderson
Geneseo Horses Injured and Local Social Notes
One of the Geneseo company horses was kicked and had a leg broken just below the knee that week. Miss Mary Harbaugh of Waterloo spent last week visiting her sister Mrs Harvey Huffman. Mrs Ida Burr suffered an attack of tonsillitis last week. John Heinton north Geneseo Moe slick with scarlet fever. Mrs Turner visited by her sister from the southern part of the state. Mrs Helen Wilkinson and daughter went to Illinois for a few days. Mrs Pearl Meeker visiting friends in Traer. Walter Bell invested in a new automobile. The Evening Courier sells more than 6,500 copies daily in Waterloo.
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Geneseo Company
Mary Harbaugh
Waterloo
Harvey Huffman
Ida Burr
John Heint
Geneseo Moe
Turner
Helen Wilkinson
Illinois
Pearl Meeker
Traer
Walter Bell
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