Salary Limit To Be Discussed At Annual Meeting
The Central association magnates met in Watershoo and voted to hold a special November session to discuss salary limits for the circuit. Infraction reports showed clubs exceeded limits from 100 to 800 dollars this year. Waterloo and Marshalltown stressed practicality while President Justice urged adherence to a yearlong rule to preserve competition. The January annual meeting was set for Waterloo with A C Willford inviting directors and sports writers.
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Clinton
Central Association
Lafayette Inn
Sustice
Belden Hill
Keokuk
Galesburg
Nhot
Fort
Todge
Mason City
Dubuque
Quincy
Snall
Otcumwa
Linstt
Egan
Hill
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Joseph Whitacre
Justice
Hyan
T. M. Hume
Muscatine
Maréballtown
Burlington
Galesbore
Keo- Kuk
Altho
A. C. Willford
Doc
Jay Andrews
A. ¢. Wilford
Ed Weesthom
Cedar Kayids
Vick Varris Bport
Hall
J. A. Whitacre
Linn Farenseon
F. H. Pepper
Mr. Webber
Ned Egan
Bert Hough
Martin Purcell
J. H. Tagwersen
Carroll Armstrong
Death of Geo Lehrman Reported in La Porte City
Word came of the death of Geo Lehrman who had been hankering after his Minnesota farm. Bert Bagenstas returned home after 100 days at Pine City visiting friends. Master Jesse Dagget fell from a limb and was badly injured but recovering. Mine rescue station sent equipment to Rockport Kentucky after a reported underground explosion with several entombed miners.
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la Porte City
Geo. Lehrman
Minnesota
Kaost
Bert Bagenstas
Pine City
Minn
Jesse Dagget
Knoxville
Tenn
Federal
Rockport
Potlee Laigbton
Chirington
Oelwein
AGW
Waterloo
Heber Brown
Des Moines
William Baxter
J. H. Lesen and Son
Chicago
Pointe
Indiana
LeRoy Glenn
Anna Johnson
Winthrop
B. J. Howrey
Waterloo Loan & Trust Company
North Dakota
Andrew Snyder
Town Street
Tlinois Central
Grace M. Dunkelberg
McKinley School
Orvis Call
Rochester
Sersoua
Nauman
Merritt
Croak
Cedar Falls
United States Navy
Invite Business Men to CE Cedar Rapids Interurban Trip
Secretary Charles Van Vleck invites city business men to join a special train to Cedar Rapids next Tuesday for the opening of the interurban line. The Cedar Rapids Commercial club will host a luncheon and an afternoon auto tour, with weather contingency for open or closed cars. The Cedar Rapids visit follows a week later with similar ceremonies and a royal reception planned for delegates.
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Charles van Vleck
Cedar Rapids
Board of Trade
Thighty
van Vieck
BL & N
Strange Phase of Local Rainstorm
A report from Independence notes not enough rain fell yesterday afternoon and evening to wet sidewalks, though a dense cloud bank hung southwest for six hours with near continuous lightning. Despite expected deluge, clouds did not advance and only a few drops fell.
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Independence
OM. Thompson
Section Foreman Struck by Car In Cedar Valley
Section foreman for the Cedar Valley line, 18, was struck by a car at Fourth and Mulberry streets at 7 40 this morning. He escaped with minor injuries and was moved to his home. the motorman tried to stop but slippery rails hindered. Two fire alarms reported but no losses. a Brethren church chimney fire and a struck telephone pole during a cloudburst prompted firefighting calls.
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Stolvellan
Cedar Valley
Fourth
Mulberry Streets
Wards
Hie
Edwards
Fawards
Brethren Church
South
Seventh Streets
Bavelay
Independence Avenue
Small cyclone hits Orange Township with farm damage
A baby cyclone moved through Orange Township near Waterloo causing stripped corn stalks, fallen fences, uprooted trees, and livestock injuries. At the Shanks and Forney farms cattle were lifted and dropped. streams flooded and telephones damaged with about 400 instruments burned out. Repairs started after the storm subsided.
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Haglaawnship
Shanks Farm
Waterloo
Forney Farm
Orange
Frank Kiingaman
Kingaman Farm
C. W. Virden
Formal Opening Blagk's Tonight At New James Black Ore Goods
The James Black Ore Goods company opens its new night story building with a formal event tonight. All departments are set, fully stocked, and arranged for exhibition to attract thousands of visitors in a lighted, traffic-friendly display.
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James Black Ore Goods Company
Allchipt
Towa
Waterloo
Yew Clothing Store Opens In Waterloo With Updated Stock
Today marks the opening of Yew Clothing Store at the old National stand on Fourth Street Waterloo Yale field. Owners include former National store manager and Warry Bernard from St. Louis bringing up to date men’s wear stock. Neat sale not part of the purchase. new owners emphasize current fashions.
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Waterloo
Yale Fionld
National Clothing Company
Warry Bernard
St. Louis
National
Fourth Street
Waterloo Visitors in Terrible Wreck
Mr and Mrs J C Bauske of Clarkville Texas survived a wreck on the St Louis and San Francisco line at Brush Creek near Springfield Missouri on September 16. They praised rescue parties and said one man in a chair car lost his wife and children. The couple, visiting Waterloo, plan a quick Michigan visit then return south and consider selling Texas property to relocate to Waterloo.
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J. C. Bauske
Clarkville
Tex
St. Louisa
San Francisco
Brush Creek
Springfeld
Reno Bauske
Evans
Mra. Bausky
Texas
Bauske
Michigan
Kouth
Waterloo
Fi Fi of the Toy Shop comes to Waterloo stage
Local talent from Waterloo will appear in Fi Fi of the Toy Shop a tropical extravaganza on October 1 and 2 at the Waterloo theatre. Proceeds go to the organ fund under Christ Episcopal church choir with Dorrance M. Place in charge. The show features soloists large choruses and extras with professional finish and elaborate costumes.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
Christ Episcopal Church Choir
Dorrance M. Place
Cedar Valley Officials Loan Umbrellas to Car Passengers
Officials of the Cedar Valley Inc. prevented dampness for waiting women during a heavy rain by loaning umbrellas collected aboard streetcars. Receipts were given and many umbrellas were returned to the station. some women accepted the aid while others wished for exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Inc
Crop Boosters to Meet Friday in Commercial Club Rooms
Members of the Black Hawk County Crop Improvement association will meet in the Commercial club rooms Friday evening to launch a campaign. They hope to make the association a permanent institution with voters in November. A. A. Burger, county agriculturalist, led the effort and is expected to continue in that role. The association has been privately funded but its work is now seen as generally important to all interests, justifying county and state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Crop Improvement Association
A. A. Burger
Iis
Girl Hysterical After Storm Near Park Avenue Incident
A dramatic evening storm near Midberry street and Park avenue caused a young woman to hysterically react after stepping into eight inches of icy water during a loud thunderclap and lightning flash. She was aided to a nearby home and later recovered. A streetlight wire on Independence avenue and Barelay street ignited and burned.
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Frank Connor
Midberry Street
Park Avenue
Esfort
Independence Avenue
Barelay Street
Waterloo Board presses ahead with nurse plan despite ruling
Waterloo East Board of Education plans to hire a school nurse and visiting physician despite Iowa legal department rulings that school boards may not employ such personnel or pay for their services. President J W Arbuckle defends the move as necessary for a city district of Waterloo's size. District court notes list several divorces granted including Mamie E Bagenstos vs Clifford J Bagenstos and Leonore Patterson Christie vs Ma Christie. Also a note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs.
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Board of Education of
Waterloo East
Legal Department of
Iowa
J. W. Arbuckle
Board of Education
Waterloo
Arbuckle
City Board of Health
Iowa Cities
District Court
Mamie E. Bagenstos
Clifford J. Bagenstos
Leonore Patterson Christie
D. Christie
George A. Sinden
Rebecca M. Sinden
E. W. Bruner
Josie Bruner
Central Christian Men’s Fellowship to Campaign for New Members
The Men’s Fellowship class at Central Christian church will meet at 7 o’clock Friday evening for a whirlwind campaign to recruit new members. All class members are urged to attend. The Christian Endeavor society at First Presbyterian church plans a sociable at 7 45 Friday evening.
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Central Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Winslow and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Q Briggs of Minnesota visit relatives here while H M Pilerca returns from a vacation to Minnesota and northern Iowa. Farmers are filling silos and plowing. Thomas Jordan travels to Florida. Genevieve Briggs teaches the fall term. Carl Piel of Bladen Neb with Mrs A Z Hickelberg and daughter Mary return from a trip last week.
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Winslow
Q. Briggs
Minnesota
H. M. Pilerca
Iowa
Thomas Jordan
Florida
Genevieve Briggs
Carl Piel
Bladen
Neb
A. Z Hickelberg
Mary
Ladies' aid to meet in Littleton on Thursday
Sept 15 Littleton notes report the Ladies' aid will hold its next meeting Thursday Sept 24 at the B F Hinderliter home. The item mentions a family visit from Brookyn and illness cases including Mamie Weenie with blood poisoning and Frances Keiser's long illness. Adulteration concerns in dairy products are noted as the Netherlands farm shifts to freters.
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Littleton
Ladies’ Aid
B. F. Hinderliter
M. Ball
Winthrop
Mr. Bantz
Mamie Weenie
John Hayes
Weiser
Milo
Brooklyn
L. Vo
Frances
City in Brief Clippings From Local News
Numerous short notes from the city mention J A Busby traveling to Des Moines on business while H B McCoy and wife visit Iowa City. Maurice Flaherty heads to Dubuque for college, and a marriage unites Henry G Peppler and Miss J R Buchan at the Grundy Center church.
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J. A. Busby
Des Moines
BE. H. McCoy
Iowa City
W. H. Bachman
Waterville
Mina
W. E. Peatey
Riceville
Pendence Avenue
Williams Treatment Promises Kidney and Uric Acid Relief
The ad claims Williams Treatment cures kidney and bladder diseases uric acid troubles and rheumatic conditions. It offers a free 50c bottle with proof of mailing this notice plus 1c for distribution and provides a Connecticut address for posting requests.
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Williams
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Learee Bieippet
Com Kialkk
Blagk's
YEW
Shanlis
Frank R. Shanks
Grange Township
Myr. Shanks
Simon Shanks
Courier
Pony Own
Queen City Dressmaking College
Physiclak Uxauthordad Buys Legal Dept
Jacal Board of Education
Foley
Netherlands
Freters
Joe Elou
Irving Hotel
Buchanan
Experienced Optical Service
Maurice Flaherty
Thomas Welstead
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Alfred Hoffman
East Side High School
A. Sylvester
Worth Hillman
Jett
Northwestern University
Thomas J. Cleary
The
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C. H. Highmey
First National Bank of
F. J. Highmey
First National Bank
Howard Simpson
Stinneapolis
Ro Macartney
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Tony Gentle
Boston
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Lowa
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