Open Door Opportunities Move Waterloo Graduates
Rev Effie McCullom Jones delivered a stirring baccalaureate at Universalist Church for East Waterloo high, with choir pieces by Misses Fern and Zola Hostetter and Edna Harrison. She urged graduates to seize open doors through service, ending with plans for Jones to attend Lombard College and a brief local cooking stove demonstration by C M Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
East Waterloo High School
Ele McCullom Jones
Fern
Zola Hostetter
Divine Redeemer
Edna Harrison
Julia Plumb
Robert Brown
Palmer seeks renomination to Iowa Republican primary
Col David J Palmer of Washington Iowa a Republican candidate for renomination Tuesday June 7 has long served on the Iowa Railroad Commission He notes 2884 complaints adjusted eight percent dismissed for lack of jurisdiction 2307 closed satisfactorily to complainants against railroads He claims action to curb interstate commerce rates restored state rate supervision and favorable votes for farmers firms hog packers and local agrarian interests with several rail rate reductions and only two small increases under his tenure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Palmer
Washington
Iowa
Iowa Railroad Commission
Tawa
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Iawa Commission
David J. Palmer Ia
Ufebang
Land
Railroad Commission
Unchristian Method in Robbery Response, Sioux City Letter
Rev James N Crutcher of the First Christian Church criticizes Rev Wallace M Short for using force on highwaymen calling it antichristian. He questions training enviroment of the robbers and praises moral suasion, cites Short's police notice and Kansas prohibition involvement. Crutcher urges restraint and reform-driven teaching over violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Wallace M. Short
First Congregational Church
James N. Crutcher
First Christian Church
Tribune
Mr. Crutcher
the Tribune
Mr. Short
State Line
Kansas City
Kansas
Peach
Missouri
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children
Advertises Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children with no opium or narcotics and urges use for coughs and colds. Claims it can be given with confidence and notes it is sold by all druggists.
New Perfection stove ad invites home bakers
An ad touts the New Perfection stove as a prime summer cooker and invites customers to compare prices for window frames and building supplies from Aldrich and Matthew Lumber Co at phone 1102-1, highlighting hot biscuits bread and pastry ready to bake.
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C. M. Berikley
West
CM. Berkley
West Dite
Aldrich & Matthe Lumber Cola
Getting Ready for Grand Lodge Meeting in Waterloo
Secretary Parvin outlines Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge plans for June 10 to 16 in Waterloo. Details cover school of instruction at Masonic temple, Syndicate theatre for communications, Ellis hotel offices, ticketing, and a packed schedule of public and private sessions plus a June 22 exam for district lecturers and the growth status of Masonry across the state.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Iowa Masonic Library
Parvin
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
Syndicate Theatre
Grand Judge
Ellis Hotel
Opera House
Board of Custodians
Iowa
Hall
Lodge
Ray Syndicate Theatre
West Side
Jane
Brethren of Waterloo
Ascalon Commandery
No. 25
Knights Templar
P. J. Martin
G. M
Clements
Marion Lodge
Local notes from Rockford and surrounding towns
May 28 Rockford items note visitors and visits Mrs Frank Mc Spaden visiting her mother Decoration Day Frank Graham of Charles City visits Miss Thelma Walker returns to Waterloo W.E. Johnson leaves Mt Vernon for health reasons Mrs Charles Hayes and two children return to Waterloo after visit Dr Sleeter visits Cresco Rev H R Core at Keokuk Maud Cavenaugh visits Waterloo Memorial Day observations by G A and W R C. Prairie wolves shot on Martin farm. cement walk laid in front of Crowell Briggs Wilson and Squiers. School ends June 3 Field day June 6 Nurse Anna Brittain leaves for Minneapolis Memorial Day reflections. Chamberlains Stomach and Triver Tablets advertised.
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Rockford
Frank McSpaden
Frank Graham
Charles City
Thelma Walker
Waterloo
A. Allen
W.E. Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Charles Hayes
C. E. Mitchell
C. E. Maier
Elkader
R. N. Brittan
Waukomis
Okla
Dr. Sleeter
Cresco
E. ¥. Jenkinson
H.R. Core
Keokuk
Church State Association
Art Sedo
Will Metz
Martin Farm
Flood Creek
Maud Cavenaugh
Cc. F
J. A. Mcthven
Crowell Briggs
Wilson
Squiers
Anna Brittain
Northwestern Hospital
Minneapolis
G A
Working Poor Mabray Death Tells How Convicts Work Him
U S Marshal Warner describes Mabrays brutal brick yard punishment in Council Bluffs as federal court prepares next month for trials of Mabray gang members. About eighty four indictments returned. eighteen disposed. fourteen in prison, four dismissed. sixty six more to be tried.
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Omaha
Neb
United States
Council Bluffs
Mabray
Ani
Postoffice
Swanson
Seattle
Wash
Darby
Thielman
Dick Beatt
Enid
Okla
Smith McPherson
theSouthern
Towa
Marshal
Warner
Leavenworth
Couiriets
United States Grand Jury
North Waterloo and Railroads Brief Local Roundup
North Waterloo observes Decoration Day with flags and bunting. Local residents travel to Dubuque on the Booster Special and to visit relatives. Names on the honor roll secure Dubuque passage. A bicycle theft is reported on Fourth Street while the owner was shaved.
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F. A. Sporle
Dubuque
Lucas
H. H. Brenneck
Goldendale
Wash
West
Nick Scharle
Olson
North Waterloo
HB .W. Lighty
Fourth Street
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Terloo High School
Effie McCullom Jones
Masons
Paryin
Grand Charity Fund
Chamberlain
Madray
North Waterloo and Railroads
Arthur Klinefelter
Russell de Gon
Frank Ortmann
Dunkerton
Theo. Behrens
Lucille Blumer
Greene
Brad Hill
Franklin Street
Yordy
Tommie Gibbongs
Central Savings Bank
R. A. Doty
John Geertsen
West Fourth Street
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