Audubon Society Gives Free Bird Picture Sets to Schools
The National Association of Audubon Societies offers free colored bird pictures and leaflets to schools. Teachers forming Junior Audubon Clubs gain six color plates, written text, an outlining drawing, and a membership badge per child. Sets renew yearly. clubs of 25 or more earn free Bird-Lore subscriptions.
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New York
National Association of Audubon
American Game Prective Association
United States
Cardrada
America
National Association of Audubon Societies
Walls of Waterloo Chamber Recall Towns Woes
Photo by Mack depicts Waterloo's municipal chamber amid decades of trials and tribulations. The room has witnessed protests, drunkards punished, burglars bound over, and a mayoral election followed by a police officer's trial. Jurors complain of hard seats while lawyers debate seating and a judge sits unseen behind a chair.
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Mack
Waterloo
Seagrave
Large North Tama delegation attends Mrs McGowan funeral
A funeral in Goldfield Iowa drew a large North Tama attendance for Mrs James McGowan sr 58 a Traer native and sister of Mrs S W Daniel Traer and J W Young The 13 children include Wil James Jr Arlo and Donald of Goldfield among others Surviving spouses and relatives listed A separate note mentions a new ship type with electrically heated species tanks for bulk transport of cocoanut or latex ready for any climate.
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North Tama County
Goldfield
James
Wil
Arlo
Eathyla
Donald
Marion
George Bell
Robert
Renwick
Guy Peterson
Dows
Ber’ Helmke
Lochrvyile
Tha
Child Held at Bond for Debt Payment
Georgetown Georgetown B C Abram Gibson son and Rose Haynes became parties to a strange contract to gain possession of his child. Rose demanded ten dollars down and fifteen more before he left town. The plan to use the child as security was proposed and accepted after counsel for the defense suggested settling to defray expenses. The magistrate dismissed nonsupport and the plan of instalments was agreed to by the parties.
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Georgetown
B. C
Abram, Gibson Son
Rose- Haynes
Gibson
Bury
Ardsa
Wifor
Abram
Lanegro
Conway
H. B. Higgins
M. W. Fyatt
Pyatt
Rose. Haynes
Hawkeye Battle with Arm Infection Reported
A report notes Hawkeye suffered blood poisoning after a scratch on his finger. The infection worsened, delaying activities as medical notes describe escalating symptoms and the need for treatment.
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Hawkeye
Family church supper draws near 150 at Charles City
Nearly 150 people attended the family church night at First Methodist Episcopal church in Charles City. A picnic supper was served at seven long tables in the dining room. Paul Auringer led singing as Rev. EL F. Gough officiated. Rev. and Mrs. George Turner of Rudd sang and acted in a duet program associated with the annual W R C birthday party. EO M. Sherman attended.
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Courier
Charles City
Firet Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul Auringer
EL 'F. Gough
George Turner
Rudd
Turner
EO M. Shermen
Missionary Prefers Foreign Fields for Native Converts
The article notes the preference to educate native missionaries, with Rev. Mr. Gough announcing the Cotton Blossom singers appearing December 18 at the church under the Epworth league. Also mentions Kennewick popcorn antics and a mosquito species count of 400 in America.
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Gough
Epworth, League
Kennewick
Wash
Sadaga
Power Company
Matsa
America
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Montgomery
Nours
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Waterloo, Iowa
Fayette
Ian Walter Bemis
Chas
Ward’s
Dor Linen
Gayly
Western Field Repeating Shotgun
Browning
di Pont
Tor Hien
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Montgomery Ward «Co
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