Billy Pig and the Red Coat in the Pasture
Billy Pig defies his mother by swapping coats and entering a pasture with cows. A chase follows as the cows notice him and he is knocked into a muddy puddle by a wall, then retreat determines his bravado. He returns home, claims a tainted lesson for Billy Goat, but is exposed when Goat mocks him and Piggie Brown scorns his tale. The story ends with Billy Pig punished and his red coat spoiled.
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Imlay Pigs
Billy Pig
Farmer Brown’s
Piggie Brown
Megie Brown
Billy Goat
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Fight Before the Legislature Promises High Stakes
Iowa Industrial Commissioner Gov Garst reports a looming legislature clash between pro worker rights and entrenched financial power. He urges swift action on workmen’s compensation and endorses state insurance to end private insurer dominance, arguing private firms would exploit employers while leaving workers unprotected.
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Des Moines
General Assembly of
Iowa
Warren Garst
Garst
Europe
Social Notes Reach Cedar Falls Sept Bindings and Visits
Cedar Falls brief notices report Mrs. T Jerry Burr visiting for a birth day party and over Sunday, Frank Slunter of Minneapolis visiting relatives after a California trip for a nephew's wedding, Mrs George C Eric and son Everett from Seattle visiting her mother, and Mrs William Bell of Franklin Pa arriving to winter in Iowa. Also listed are talks by H Y Seerley in Chicago on High School Training, Mrs J M Seltenrich hosting Mrs Cooper, Julia Bahl teaching German at Cedar Falls High, and several local illnesses, travels, and school events tied to the Cedar Valley fair and district activities.
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Cedar Falls
T. Jerry Burr
Independence
F. D. Pierce
A. N
Burr
Frank Slunter
Minneapolis
California
Mr. Hunter
Shirley Hunter
George C. Eric
Everett
Seattle
Wash
Anna Bintz
Iowa Street
William Bell
Franklin
Hodges
Walnut Street
Bell
Pennsylvania
H. YU. Seerley
Chicago
J. M. Seltenrich
Clay Street
Cooper
Ainsley
Neb
Julia Bahl
Bahl
Cedar Fells Hich
Martin Thorndall
Ward Pierce
A. W. Pierce
H. A. Hewitt
J. W. Holland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lulu Hughes
China
Miss Hughes
Bramer County
Dan Thomas
Town Falls
Henry Anderson
Duluth
Wis
Buckhalter
Dunkerton
South Main Street
Milas Ruth Jefera
Marshalltown
WI. Williams
Catherine Williams
Dubuque
Ffir
Williams
G. B. Rowell
Plb
Plummer
Lacey Plummer
P. Cosgrave
Staunton
Donald
Richards
Mary Merrill
Townsend & Merrill Company
Kenneth Calgrove
Co. P. Calgrove
Mt. Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Black Hawk
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. W. Walters
Jeanette Carpenter
Mae Dougherty
C. M. Wyth
Brown & Sons Undertaking
Greenwood
Zeigler
Western Old People’s Home
BE. J. Laing
Waterlon
Fairview
Eickelburg
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Cedar Valley fairopens with strong attendance
The Cedar Valley Fair Association hosts a strong opening day at the Cedar Falls fairgrounds as exhibitors from eight counties attend. Madame Scott receives praise, Rev J W Holland gives an address, and a generous free will offering is collected. Schoolchildren’s day draws large crowds with vendors thriving, stock and horse exhibits appear large, and plans for Cedar Mall Day and annual fair events promise contests aviation exhibits vaudeville and evening racing with band performances.
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Cedar Walk
Lot
Cadar Falls
Cedar Valley
Ue Association
Madame Scott
Wan
Holand
The
Fursure
Cedar Valley Fair
Tracr
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Woman's Club names home and educational committee leaders
Mrs. J. W. Kern heads the Cedar Falls Woman's Club home and educational department and announces committee leaders. Mrs. Carl Brown will inspect possible noon day luncheon for rural district children. Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker will report on a weekly Friday moving picture exhibit on College Hill to entertain and engage the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Cedar Falls
State urged to create a collective workers fund
The author argues Iowa should replace private insurance with a state administered collective fund to provide maximum worker compensation at minimum employer cost. The current system leaves employers at risk, favors insurance monopolies, and undermines fair protection for partly disabled and aging workers. A state fund would end high rates, avoid employer disqualification, and unify standards for compensation and insurance.
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Ita
Garst
States
England
Lava
Ther
General Assembly
Itill
Towa
Iowa
al- Mort
City in Brief highlights from local visits and notices
A string of short items reports acquaintances visiting Waterloo Cedar Rapids Des Moines and other cities. It notes travel by Dr Paul W Van Metro medical missionary in Stain, Lydia Lambe visiting Parkersburg, and many locals visiting relatives in Chicago Champaign Green Bay and Des Moines. A hospital admission a fire station incident and a nurse college meeting are also mentioned along with a new filephone at city hall and school updates from Lincoln Mechoal and Fisk University.
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Lydia Lambe His
Parkersburg
Kiva Henning
Edward Koher
Champaign
University of Trinity
Guy G. White
Green Bay
Wis
Mary Hisman
Duilane
Ulrica Allen
Chautaurua Park
Overcrowded John Fisher School At Semester Start
The rolliment of upper grade pupils crowded the John Fisher school at the opening of the term. Miss Willard previously taught in California schools and has just returned from a summer abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher School
Williard
California
Local fraternal orders hold Tuesday meetings and events
Announcements list regular meetings for K O T M Cedar eanin and Royal Seithbors In ALO UW hall. Bre HON Lallarre to meet on Fifth Street West at 2 34 PM Tuesday. Sons of Veterans plan a thimble bee at G A TR hall tomorrow afternoon. patriotic orders invited. Waterloo Lodge No 195 holds a called communication at Masonic Temple Tuesday evening for work on the Sddeste.
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Cedar Eanin
A. O. U. W. Hall U
Lallarre
Fifth Street West
Alo
Dunkerton
Sons of Veterans’ Auciliary
W. CC. F
O'clark
K. of Pladen
Esquire
AL Fpo
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
East High Students Stage Pen Meeting Before Season Opener
Students at East High held a pen meeting this morning to rally interest ahead of the season opener. Speeches to the roach and roan groups drew lively response as the crowd practiced drills. The first game of the season is slated for Saturday, Sept. 3, at Waverly.
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East High
Waverly
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