Vinton Attorney Wins $100 Prize in Cutups Contest
George E. Knapp of Vinton won first prize of 100 in the Waterloo Evening Courier contest Famous Cutups of History. Second prize 30 went to Ennis Janssen, a stenographer from Waterloo, and third prize 15 to Lucy Sullivan, a former Waterloo resident living in Washington DC. The event drew 55 prizes of 1 each amid many elaborate cut-up portraits and histories. Knapp, a lawyer, writer and artist, previously taught at Chicago Art Institute and served as congressman secretary, now freelancing in Vinton.
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Vinton, Jr
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ennis Janssen
Stenopra Dher
Second Street West
Waterloo
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Twelfth Street
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Washington, D
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Knepp
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First Avenue
Wintony
Nation
Chicago Art Institute
James W. Good
They Vinton Times
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Vinton
Janssen
Mussolini
Victoria
Rath Packing Company
Courier
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Fayette
Miss Martin
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Washington
Valley Forge
Hoover
West Braneh
Capitol Dome
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Columbus
Roosevelt
William Shakespeare
Lindbergh
Betsy
America
Lafayette
Frankin
Atrick Kile
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Queen Victoria
Lincoln
Naw
Banton County
Prize Winners in Evening Courier Contest
Prize winners listed for the Evening Courier Famous Cutups of History contest include D C first prize of 100 dollars awarded to George E. Knapp of Vinton Iowa and Emma Janssen of Waterloo Iowa as second prize 30. third prize 45 dollars awarded to Lucy Sullivan of Washington and Bessie May Aderman of Fairbank Iowa among many other named entrants across Iowa and nearby states with addresses in Waterloo Cedar Falls La Porte City and more. The long roster names numerous participants including Mrs J A Burrough Allison Iowa John M Bush Waterloo Elmer Ke Blough Route 6 Waterloo Vernon Bredow Waterloo Mary Burke Wrateries and others with varying street addresses and towns across the region.
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George Washington
Herbert Hoover
Christopher Columbus
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Edison
Whitlam Shakespeare
Charles Lindbergh
Betsy Ross
John Pershing
Benjamin Frankin
Queen Victoria
Abraham Lincoln
Duke of Wellington
Benito Mussolini
Alexander Hamilton
Oto von Bismarck
George Dewey
Jefferson Davis
Andrew Jackson
Samson
James Monroe
Julius Caesar
John Frul Jones
Helen of Troy
Alexander the Geraei
Patrick Henry
Joan of A
Louis Ixiv
Charlemagne
Tania
Mites
Tanwa Wanias
Allison
Austinville
Bisyow
Buckingham
Cedar Falls
Cedar Weights
Chartes City
Clarksville
Dankerton
Elkader
Elk
Minn
Fairbais
Fayette
Crewe
Hampton
Hazleton
Hudson
Independence
Jefferson
Jesup
la Port City
Lathe Cedar
Meintire
Mount Auburn
Mashur
Omaha
Nek
Osage
Parkersburg
Plainfield
Raymond
Reinbeck
Schleswig
Sumner Vinton
Washington, D. C
Waterloo
Warty
Winthrop
Kneppf
Sturdlt
Laura
Edison
Miss Janssen
Thomas A. Edison
Umbo
Lincoln
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George E. Knapp
Vinton
Emma Janssen
Second Street West
Lucy Sullivan
Twelfth Street
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Washington
Bessie May Aderman
Fairbank
Amy Barber
Bratnaber Street
C. M. Becker
Lime Street
F. A. Becker
South Street
H. E. Birchard
Clay Street
Cedar’ Falls
Elmer KE
Blough
Wateroo
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E. ¥. Gough
Bristow
M. I. Kelly
Western Avenue
FF. M. Elinck
Vee Jane Burns
Lindsey
Washington Street
Luka Linniger
la Porte Road
Lila Lyon
W. P. Martin
Nassau
O. M. McCavick
Cedar Heights
Martha Mersil
Argyle Street
J. W. Meyer
Iowa Street
Waiterloo
Bernard Nixt
Etna
J. Palmer
Amy Fierce
Shell Rock
George Postel
Ricker Avenue
Evelyn A. Rice
Chase Street
Ricker
Walnut Court Apartments
Margaret Robertson
la Forte City
P. J. B. Robinson
Hampton, Ta
Monuments and rulers loom in damaged Canada crop loss note
The fragment lists political figures and iconography from a mural or exhibit with lines about Mussolini Jefferson Davis Jackson Monroe Caesar and Joan of Arc, then shifts to a stark line about destructive infections and a Canada figure citing 150,000,000 dollars yearly damage to field crops steel and stored products.
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Waterloo
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Italy
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Hamilton
United States Treasury
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Europe
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Manila Bay
Jefferson Davis
Jackson
New Orleans
Samson
Mie
Monroe
America
Caesar
John Paul Jones
Helen of Troy
Alexander the Great
Alex
Patrick Henry
Pat
George
Joan of Arc
Lewis XIV
Charlemagne
Holy Roman Empire
Canada
Snow and flood battle prep on city railways
The city’s railway system readies for winter with extensive work including brick relaying along tracks, drainage improvements, a 30 inch track raise to stay above flood levels, and overhaul of three electric snow sweepers valued at 40000. Salt carloads on hand and crews prepared to distribute salt on junction switches.
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Wheeler Lumber Company
Cattle Congress
Liquor Sentences Imposed on Frank Cole and Saunders
Judge G W Wood fined Orville Saunders 900 dollars plus costs on liquor nuisance and 50 dollars plus costs for carrying a concealed weapon without a permit. A 90 day sentence on the liquor charge was suspended and he was paroled on payment. Judge R W Hasner fined Frank Cole 3200 dollars plus costs for illegal manufacture and liquor nuisance with 90 days concurrent. Cole also serves 90 days on parole revocation. James Miner elected president of Town University senior medical class. he is son of Dr and Mrs J B Miner of Charles City.
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G. W. Wood
Saunders
H. T. Wagner
R. W. Hasner
Frank Cale
Cole
Iowa
Charles City
James Miner
Town University
J. B. Miner
Why Not Sell Iowa to Our Investors Says Hammill
Des Moines reports Governor Hammill urged Iowans to study Townland value and its productivity saying first mortgages on Iowa farms and farm purchases offer the best investment in the world. He argued prosperity for individuals and Iowa’s growth toward becoming the nation’s richest state if faith in land is restored and investors are encouraged. There are people all over Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hammill
Towa
Suy
Gesons
Opinion on Town Real Estate and Investment Timing
The speaker laments recent losses, argues first mortgages on town farms were once best investments, and urges selling town assets to investors. A public rebirth of roadways is cited, noting 6,500,000 miles globally with 84 percent in the western hemisphere.
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