Hawthorne School Progress in East District Construction
The East Independent School District reports rapid progress on the new Hawthorne School on Franklin Street. Brick first story completed, steel for the second story in place, concrete slab to start Monday, with completion set for mid-summer. The Lauritzen Construction Co. builds at a cost of 125000, employing 37 men, under superintendent M H Hansen and supervising architect M B Cleveland.
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Hawthorne
East Independent School District
Frankin Street
Lauritzen Construction Company
Cest
M. H. Hansen
M. B. Cleveland
Franklin Street
Hawthorne School
Old Slawthorne School
East High School
Old
Trawtorne
Tre
Building Slumps As Winter Comes In Waterloo
Building activity in Waterloo fell to its lowest weekly total of the year, with permits totaling 7450 dollars as inspector Charles Wasson reported. Two houses were approved, plus a two story addition to Waterloo Window Cleaning Co. and several garages, a dwelling, and a filling station permit. Ten heating plant permits were issued, and multiple owners were listed with specific addresses and costs ranging from 20 to 3000 dollars.
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Charles Wasson
L. B. Jones
Reet Street
L. 3. Park
Hoyle Street
Waterloo Window Cleaning Company
Park Road
Broadway Street
Lichty Company, Inc
Third
Lafayette Streets
Ray Robbins
William Rienen
Chestnut
Waterloo Window Cleaning Co
Redd
Broadway
L. D. Nemmers
Grant
MT. Pets
Cet Mullan
Peter Krogel
Fallstt Lichty Co
Lafayette
Mosher
Linden
Fred Pries
I. B. Jones
Reed
Il. E. Park
Aiere AL. Brown
Boston
F. Brown
Ase
National Policy Domination in Tight Local Elections
National political currents shape local races as Smith and Wadsworth rise as pivotal figures. Prohibition divides states, while Klan associations and cabinet-era scandals color campaigns. Vare and Smith entangle fundraising, Brennan looms in Illinois, and voters weigh gubernatorial and senatorial contests amid national party shifts.
Grundy Center Woman Injured After Basement Fall
Mrs. Jess Witner of Grundy Center was severely bruised when she stepped through a trapdoor and fell into her basement. She had previously descended to the basement and failed to close the trap, leaving her incapacitated for some time due to the fall.
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Grundy Center
Jess Witner
Births Reported in Vernon Township and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Louis Frederick Heideman Vernon township Sept 20 son Sidwin Kwieht. Mr and Mrs Charles Bartling Vernon township Sept 17 Daughter Marie. Bro and Mrs Edward Potters 62 Fourteenth west Aug 216 daughter Wilma. Mr and Mrs Howard Toward Peters 720 Randolph Aug 2% son Donald Philip. Mr and Mrs Clarence Tisary 21814 Third west Oct 22 daughter Laura Jane. Mr and Mrs Anthony Twatlintir 324 Sumter Oct $$ daughter Mary Ann. Mr and Mrs Warrs WN Lyon St Francis hospital Oct 14 son John Joseph. The harente oat Fairhbarn Wr and Mrs Peter Whininger St Francis hospital Oct 1% daughter Virginia Claire. Mr and Mrs August Trein 529 Barelay north Oct 3 daughter Geraldine Marie. Mr and Mrs George 212 Webster Pet 12 ern G ward. Mr and Mrs Tay Stew Presbyterian hospital Richard Stews. Mr and Mrs byterian hospits Lala Maurine. Mr and Mrs William Milner White ALS Newell Oct 19 daughter Ann. Mr and Mrs Guy M Jackson 5997 Baltimore Oct 21 daughter hompeon. J Edson Oct Bt.
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Louis Frederick Heideman
Vernon Township
Sidwin Kwieht
Charles Bartling
Marie
Bro
Edward Potters
Fourteenth West
Wilma
Howard
Peters
Randolph
Donald Philip
Clarence Tisary
Third West
Laura Jane
Anthony Twatalintir
Sumter
Mary Annn
Warrs WN. Lyon
St Francis Hospital
John Jozeph
Harente Oat Fairhbarn
Peter Whininger
Virginia Claire
Guy M. Jackson
Baltimore
Hompeon
J. Edson
Burial Rites for Clarence Edwards in Vinton Tennessee
Funeral services for Clarence D. Edwards will be held tomorrow in Vinton led by Rev J H Hudson of the Presbyterian church. Edwards, born 1860 in Princeville Illinois, later moved to Benton county and worked as a farmer and carpenter. married Dec 2 1884. survived by widow two sons and one daughter. Nearby notes report John Burk very ill in Denver Colorado veteran of Civil War. A J Lynch recovering from operation at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids. Community meeting at Legion hall discussed establishing a creamery. Halloween party hosted by County Attorney J D Nichols’ son. Raven high sophomores held a Halloween party at Lincoln High auditorium.
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Vinton
Clarence D. Edwards
Hudson
Presbyterian Church
Edwards
Princeville
Til
Benton County
Denver
Colg
John Burk
Burk
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Lynch
Mercy Hospital
Leneh
Legion Hall
Dain
J. D. Nichols
Sioux Falls Rejects Manager Form in Friday Vote
A municipal election in Sioux Falls ended with the manager form of government failing to pass after a veto during the campaign. The Friday vote rejected the reform amid civic debate.
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Lioux Falls
Sioux Ails
Two Congregational groups to unite for Cedar Falls meeting
In Cedar Falls on Sunday the Christian Endeavor societies of the Congregational church and First Congregational church will join at the Congregational church house. The College Hill division will handle the program while the downtown group provides refreshments.
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Sunday Force
Lectures and social notes from Iowa teachers college area
Eney faculty member from Cornell Ithaca will visit Cedar Falls for two days giving an illustrated talk on bird and animal life then attend a Bartlett hall dining room dinner. Dr Palmer heads to Des Moines to address the science section of the State Teachers association absentee ballots are being mailed by Teach ers college students to county auditors for election day delivery. Personal notes include Mrs Frank Wyth visiting J G Wyth, and social gatherings hosted by Miss Alia Freeman and Miss Anne Duncan. Mrs J Jensen returns from a 10 day visit to Marquette Neb. Mrs Austin E Callaghan returns to Long Beach Cal. Mr and Hanson Petersen Des Moines spend weekend with L S Petersen. William H Payne remains in serious condition in wartori hospital.
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Cedar Falls
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Congregational Church
Christia Endeavor Society
First Agregational
College Hill
Pasator
George E. Barsalou
God
Ermit GB. Frye
Tor
Wesleyan Foundation
Apeak
First Methodist
C. Culver
Alpha Mayfield
Claude R. Porter
Hilton
George H. Hilton
Eighteenth Street West
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George B. Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Greenwood
Island Park
Nellis Leonard
Sixth Street West
Frank FE. Bailey
Frank Frailey
Pranklin Reet
Tenth
Wierenth
Rude
Theodore O. Rude
Berlin
Germany
Seward Higby
Towa
First Baptist Church
Thomas Anderson
Rt. C
Teachers College
Cedar Vatley Fair Grounds
Eney
State Teachers College
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Cadar Falls
Bartlett Hall
Palmer
Des Moines
State Teachers Association
Frank Wyth
Aberdeen
J. G. Wyth
Eastern Star of
South Dakota
Iowa
Waterloo
Alia Freeman
Anne
Duncan
Tremont Street
J. Jensen
Marquette
Neb
Austin E. Callaghan
Westeray
Long Beach
Cal
Hanson
Petersen
William H. Payne
Wartori Hospital
Silver Lake Seiners Purge Pike From 10000 Pound Haul
Mallard Iowa October 30 The state executive council appointed a group of fishermen to seine Silver Lake thirteen miles northwest of Independence to remove undesirable fish for sale or destruction. The first haul this week yielded over 10000 pounds of fish, mostly buffalo averaging five pounds. three pike and no other game fish were found. It is estimated about 300000 pounds will be removed.
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Mallard
State Executive Council
Silverlake
Wiater
Iss
Decorah High Defeats New Hampton 17 to 0
Decorah high defeated New Hampton 17 to 0 at New Hampton on Friday. Decorah played a conservative, heady game and made and took advantage of opportunities to secure a shutout.
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Decorah High
NEW Hampton
Decorah
End of quarter miscues fuel small football scoring burst
A blocked punt by Gegne was recovered behind the goal line by Nelson, followed by a 9 yard cut back run through Newington by Rumple and a 36 yard field goal. The sequence shows a brief rally as the period ends.
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Gegne
Neilson
Impton
Rumple
Thomas and Rumple Shine in Newhampton Field Clash
Thomas and Rumple showcase standout scoring and kicking on Newhampton's field. New Lampton hails Rumple's boot as the best ever seen, with a 78 yard kickoff travel described as remarkable.
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Thomas
Iwvo
Decorah
New Lampton
Rumple
Newhampton
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Farnaece
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