Decoration Day Rites at Jesup Iowa May 2
Special to the daily. The program includes a 6:30 a.m. assembly of G A R and WR G at Frush's ball, march to Cedars Crest cemetery for grave decorations, a Gettysburg address by Miss Oral Bennett, and an afternoon program at the Grand opera house with songs, vocal duets, readings, brief addresses, and the hymn America. Ralph A. Dunkelberg moves his law offices to 4032 Wes Fourth Street opposite Union Station.
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Jesup
G. A. BR
WR. G
Frush
Cedars Crest Cemetery
Mate
Lincoln
Oral Bennett
Grand Opera House
A. A. Eastman
Otal
Thelma Bennett
Blanche Burrell
Winnifred
Marjorie Burnett
J. J. Horsfield
Maxine Oliver
Florence and
Morris Hull
T. J. Elwick
America
Arthur Oo. Knapp
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
Wes Fourth Street
Union Station
Fhone
New York City Exposition Building Site Secured
Mayor Mitchel reports a letter from Panama-Pacific exposition president Chas. C. Moore confirming a New York City building site at the exposition. The location lies between the fine arts and social economy buildings and Moore calls it among the grounds' most desirable spots. Local notices mention Waterloo Furniture Store events and Kemble's Greenhouse order details.
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New York
Mitchel
Chas. C. Moore
Director of Works
City of
Moore
City in Brief Highlights Carnival Attendance and Lodging Travel
City notes report nearly 6 000 carnival attendees and a flurry of social and business travel. Dr E T Alford leaves for Rochester and St Paul on professional business. G W Briden and wife visit from Zanesville. Mrs 5 M Bentley heads to Pittsburgh to visit a relative. Mrs Ria Cowin and Mrs William Bates plan Pittsburgh and European trips. A special conclave of Ascalon Commandery No 25 K T is set for Friday evening. Gerald Dyriffin placed under diphtheria quarantine. second case in a month. Various locals transact business with railroads and plan trips to Chicago Indianapolis and Des Moines.
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E. T. Alford
Rochester
St. Paul
G. W. Briden
Zanesville
5. M. Bentley
Pittsburgh
Ria Cowin
William Bates
Cowin
Ascalon Commandery
No. 25
K. T
Order of the Temple
Gerald Dvriffin
Grandview
George M. Sargent
San Pedro
B. E. Jones
Great Northern
W. R. Alexander
Union Pacific
A. J. Renner
Burlington
Union
W. F. Rousch
Irving and Cortlandt
T. F. Kelly
Sauk County
S. Th
M. OH. Kelly
John L. Schram
Waterloo Students Show Exceptional Brain Power
Waterloo west school officials report 53.8 percent of grade school students stayed above standard in the recent term, with 98 of 2051 pupils lagging. Unusually few foreign-born students and English fluency are cited as reasons for high results, while about ten students are noted as potential mental deficiencies.
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Waterloo West
Thappy
West School
Waterloo
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the Home Store
East Fourth Street
York's
Helen Gould
Kemble
Jefferson
Buchanan
T. H. Gill
Marengo
Ill
Mary Park
Roger Smith
Watersloo
Pacific Coast
Ricker van Metre
Chicago
John Koch
Fort Dodge
Rork
Ilinois Central
Puget Sound
Wasi
Hase
Washington
Sons of the American Rtevelation
Alfred Ler Duigh
Mo Ff. O'Roofe
Des Moines
Anha Weaver
Aister
Weaver
Madness
Harry Scoley
Amd
York
Hans
L.A
Aleer
Ager
Dr. i Atari
Sahar Mioy
Children’s Rompers
Oke “Katzenjamimer
Leampers Dogens
van Cimp
Mier
Usiny
Hean
Tor
Ise
Tland
CORSE
Warrestory
Hka
Memorial Tay
Bee Gov Bis
Ladias
Rayner Vlaedk
Ted Teaggly Nayser
Rte
Sal
Seriais Thornes
Wittertog West
Wau
Ed Honatis
Pover
Tneir
Anson T. Hukil
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