State Physical Education Society Formed in Iowa
A new organization to promote physical wellbeing of children was proposed at a Des Moines meeting of the Iowa State Teachers Association. The State Physical Education Publicity Association plans public support for physical training with officers including Parrott as president and Miss Clara J. Pedersen as secretary, aiming to raise fitness standards among boys and girls.
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Brking
Ool
Iowa State Achors Association
Des Moines
Parrott
W. F. Parrott
Clara J. Idersen
Grinnell
Onica R. Wild
Cedar Falls
Treaser
Winnifred Tilden
Ames
W. F. Part
Jessie M. Parker
Forest
Frances Whitley
Weber City
Charles A. Ranson
Desines
W. P. Dawson
Aurelia
Ev. R. B. Hylen
Sigourney
Missris IE
White
Iowa Physical Ncational Association
Iowa Derated Woman's Clubs
Perme
Ola Schell
Mississie M. Parker
City
J. FB. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Iron W. Newberry
Strawberry
Asa Ames
Traer
Waterloo Mayor Proclaims Father and Son Week
Mayor N W Frisbie proclaims November 6 to 12 as Father and Son Week in Waterloo. The document urges closer father son ties to strengthen civic welfare, noting many youths lack guidance and urging fathers to attend meetings with their sons. The aim is to foster mutual trust and constructive involvement in the community.
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Waterlo
N. W. Frisbie
Elr Bers
Parhi
Waterloo
Howard Hollister Earns Star Scout Badge In Court Of Honor
Howard Hollister received the Star Scout badge at a court of honor held last night at Scout Headquarters. He earned merit badges in first aid, handicraft, poultry keeping, garden, health and other subjects. Other scouts, including Ralston, DuShane, Donovan, Thompson, and North, were listed with various badges. Also noted are a return from California by Mr and Mrs Hugh G Van Pelt amid a police commission case delay. About 100 east junior high girls joined a four mile Elk Run hike with camp style meals.
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Howard HollIster
Arry Ralston
Wallace DuShane
Donovan Jetz
Francis Thompson
Edward North
Wendell
P. Webb
Craig el
Ilwin
Oore
Edin
Moore
Sidney Jackom
West
Hugh G. van Pelt
California
Vanelt
Police Commission
Edward Urk
GIR
Hie
East
Agir
Local notices and social items from Waterloo area
Friends of Mr and Mrs Wallace G Nesbit announce the birth of a daughter Marylyn Janet on Oct 20 in Cleveland Ohio. Horace Van Metre visits his mother and relatives. Ell Austin and family of Des Moines visit Fremont Austin and Mrs George Connor in Cedar Falls. Deputy clerk J W Thompson in Iowa City for illness examination may undergo surgery. A Br Loveday assists in Arson trial in Waukon Iowa with Maurice Ragan as defendant. E B Boyes and Walter Brenaugh of Mason City travel to Dubuque via Waterloo. Boyes recalls early work in 1859. Woman's Relief Corps bazar and 30 cent supper at Memorial hall Saturday. Dr B R Shannon moved residence to Hotel Russell Lamson. advertisement.
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BE. R. Shannon
Franklin Street
Russell Lamson
Wallace G. Nesbit
Marylyn Janet
Cleveland
Horace van Metre
State University of Iowa
J. W. Thompson
Towa City
A. Br Loveday
Waukon
Maurice Ragan
Ragant
E. EB. Boyes
Walter Brenaugh
Mason City
Waterloo
Dubuque
Boyes
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Woman’s Relief. Corps
B. R. Shannon
Russell-Lamson Hotel
City Clubs Plan Next Week Events in Waterloo Area
Waterloo area clubs announce weekly gatherings. The Waterloo Realtors meet Monday at the Greater Waterloo association dining room at noon. Kiwanians host Tuesday lunch at Kim Pall Publishing plant with plant tour. Waterloo Institute of Banking speakers include J W Clarence from Campbell Baking Tuesday after dinner. Spokesman club plans Wednesday lunch at Black’s tearoom with talks on football, Adamson Law, Harding Conference, school superintendent duties, and more. Lions club to honor Armistice Day with Thursday evening program at Black’s tearoom. Miss Elizabeth Martini noted as Chicago’s only woman architect.
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Russell- Lamson
Rotary Club
Inner Temple
Waterloo Realtors
Greaters Waterloo Association
Kiwanians
Kimpall
Waterloo
American Institute of Banking
J. W. Clarence
Kansas City
Campbell Baking Company
Greater Waterloo Association
Clarence
Minneapolis
C. F. Altstadt
Spokesman
Black’s Tearoom
Bruce Gates
A. G. Reid
John Sweeney
Vincent Rechtfertig
Clyde Lamson
G. W. Jet
John Rath
The
Lions Club
Black
Old Inhabitants Contrast Mild Fall With Severe 1880 Winter
The Courier recaps a clipping from April 1881 by J. P. Evans, detailing Iowa winters of 1880 81. It records 138 inches of snow from November to April, with heavy February and March totals, a pond freezing in November, and cities isolated by snowdrifts while Cedar Valley residents note comparatively milder autumn weather.
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The
Courier
J. P. Evans
Waterloo
Iowa
Mr. Evans
Y Campiagn Triumph in Des Moines Y M C A Membership Drive
Elation marked the Y M C A membership drive as 722 members joined, surpassing the 600 goal. Bruce Gates led four divisions with 125 men and 60 boys participating, spurred by Dwight Lewis and E F MacDonough. A $500 match funded boy memberships.
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E. F. MacDonough
Mr. Gates
Carl Kirkpatrick
Poys
Citizen's trial continued in Waterloo court
The Waterloo citizen accused of misconduct by three police officers after allegedly resisting arrest and denying entry to his office had a further continuance granted. The new trial date is Saturday, November 12, with Judge Courtright warning no further delays. The courtroom was packed with spectators including several women, police, and a police and fire commission member.
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Waterloo
Sherman T. Mears
B. J. Wenner
Elmer F. Feely
O. B. Courtright
Police and Fire Commission
Lalso
Chalmers Motor Cars Announces Price Cuts Across Models
The Chalmers Motor Cars Company announces a price reduction of 250 dollars on five and seven passenger touring cars roadsters and sport cars. A 300 dollar cut applies to the coupe and 150 dollars to the sedan. All models keep cord tires and sport cars offer disc steel or wire wheels.
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Chalmers Motor Cars Company
The Truth About Lumber Prices in Stabilizing Times
A local analysis argues lumber prices have hit a floor and unlikely to drop to pre war levels. It cites shift in supply from Minnesota Wisconsin and the South to the Pacific Coast, high freight costs, and compares building material costs to brick and concrete. The piece urges planning to build now while lumber remains a good investment.
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United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South
Pacific Coast
Iowa
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Association For Promotion of Physical Training In
Sity
Buchanan's
ELL
Austin
Mr. Austin
Fremont Austin
George
J. Connor
Cedar c Alls
Holton Sax
A. J. van Doren
Randolph St
Srey Eek
Ered
Button Coal Company
West Wirst
Cedar Streets
West Second
Fatans
Lana
M. C
Maddigan
School OF Music
Albert Scholin
Lincoln Park
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Co
Cedar Rapids
Lowa Mutual Liability Insurance Co
A. C. Savage
State House
W. W. Wyant
Chas. M. Young
Willard
Willard Battery
West Fifth St
Willard Batteries
Overland Waterloo Company
Willys-Overland Inc
Willys-Knight and Overland
Overland Waterloo Co
Franklin
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