Camp Meeting Opens Monday In Waterloo With Noted Speakers
Waterloo hosts a combined gathering starting Monday August 17 featuring Bishop Breyfogel Read ing PA and other leaders. The event includes the sixthteenth annual convention of the Iowa conference branch of the Woman's Missionary Society and the Iowa conference Campmeeting of the Evangelical Association running August 17 23.
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Jowa
Young People’s Allaney
Iowa
Woman’s Missionary Society
Evangelical Association
Waterloo
Camp meeting plans loom for Waterloo event
Rev. Bauernfeind leads a multi-day Evangelical camp and church convention at Chautauqa park Waterloo with tents along the Cedar and a German English program. Officers and committees from Cedar Falls Des Moines La Porte Duquesne and Waterloo organize lodging meals and schedules. Bishop Breyfogel and Rev Berger are among featured speakers as youth mission groups gather for a week of services amid multilingual sessions.
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Waterloo
Chautaugpa Park
Bauernfeind
Dranner
Iceni
Hauernfeind
Evangelical Association
Nolte
Cedar Falls
L. W. Back
Des Moines
J. F. Smith
la Porte
W. C. Leng
Waverly
J. A. Bauernfeind
L. A. Hauser
H.O .Lorenz
Cadar Fauls
People's Alliance
Missionary Society
J. H. Bauerntetind
Waterlon
Laporte City
L.F. Smith
Clara Kuoghe
Cora Falls
Louten Pland
H. J. Farst
Dunter
Viola Kilocha
EK PA Lang
Radelime
The
Qontan's Missionary Society
Falls
W. Cc. Nuhn
Cedar
Henry Lang
Whitton
Atrs
Lang
Breytone
E. O Beck
Dygart
Chester Zellhoefer
Rey_ G. Streichar
Grand Junction
Berger
Flint
Brayfogel
A. EF. Herzberg
Dunkerton
AJ M. I.kraft
SheMeld
George Knoche
F. C. Berger
T.chu
Dren
Filnt
Mich
A. Goetze
Fort Dodge
Bishop Breyfogel
A. H. Buenta
Charles City
Rex
Bishop's
C. Breytagel
Woman's Missionary Society
HM. J. Bhierecht
W. c. Nuhn
R.H. Payne
van Horne
B. Nolte
J. I. Wickersheim
Aunrise
W. G. Lang
Eng- Hah
Clara Nolte
W. H. Latelas
Ot Waterlon
Mra IL
FE. Smith
Hauersteind
QO. F Hilman
Dumont
J.C. Schwab
Cresco
Breytogel
H. J. Faust
Dubuque
Thay
FG. Berger
Fiulat, Mich
So Vice
George I
Gidu
EK. J. Lang
Fadcliffe
Iter
HL G. Schiuter
Bishop
Reading
Favorable Weather Boosts Field Work Across Regions
Dee Moines reports the weekly weather crop bulletin for the week ending August 10 shows generally favorable conditions for field work, with rapid threshing and stacking progress. Early week heat gave way to moderate nights, though some eastern districts saw little rainfall, causing moisture shortages in corn, potatoes, and pastures. Local showers aided other districts where corn and pastures stayed thriving. late-planted crops and poorly drained land may lag. Oats yield remains above last year while some grains run below average. New oats market opened with high quality but lighter weights than in prior years. Union Mill Co bought 28–36 pound samples around 42 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Moines
Union Mill Company
Union Fil Company
Local Social News From Bancroft And Surroundings
Aug 10 Missen Clara and Mary Nemmers and their brother Wile of Bancroft Iowa visiting friends and relatives in the vicinity then plan visits to LaMotte and Masonville Iowa Frank Clark of South Dakota visits his parents here Da Moore returns from two weeks outing Nick Apel buys Jacob Shares residence to move in this fall Philip Pint rents old Pint farm Funeral held for Elizabeth Burger with Bur ges and family in Fox Township Rev John Nemmers to visit old home at St Donatus Dierkes church shingles over 70000 used Peter Jos Ampahr and Peter Suentgerath visiting from Troy Grove Ill Ambrosy erects new duplex at Pindmills premises.
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Missen
Clara
Mary Nemmers
Wile
Bancroft
Iowa
LaMotte
Masonville
Frank Clark
South Dakota
John Clark
da Moore
Wm. Burger
Henry Burger
Katie Hemp
Fox Township
John Burger
Washburn
John Nemmers
St. ‘Donatus
Jackson
Dubuque Ceamtion
Dierkes Toys
Peter Jos
Ampahr
Peter Suentgerath
Troy Grove
Ill
Jesup
Jottings From Towk and Township Threshing Notes
Local update from Dunkerton area reports John Schmitt harvesting 1250 bushels on 40 acres with oats heavy and fair weight. Community notes include threshing activity, visits, political remarks, and dairy creamery concerns amid hot weather. Mentions of barbary planting, new barn, coal delivery for threshing, and rising interest in Bryan literature.
Gaz Company Doss Seeks Franchise Amendment
A paying contract item indicates the Gaz Company seeks an amended franchise. Doss does not wish to be confined to gas production at the deal, signaling a boundary change in the agreement and ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaz Company
Doss
Deal
Barcay community notices and farm reports at Waterloo vicinity
August gatherings and fairs planned in Barclay and Fairbank with settlers reunion at Fairbank on August 15. Farmers’ day on August 20. Local notes include fishing near Litueton, threshing progress, crops yields in oats and wheat, rainfall effects, and a picnic for Miss Not tia Bell. City council discussed street paving contracts, gas and water concerns, and bridge project on upper East Fourth Street.
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fFairbank
Jos
Fred. Foster
Winthrop
N. J. Oliver
Waterloo
Poster
Henry ‘Houser
Met
Litueton
Alvin Oliver
Clara Sherman
Chicago
Freeport
Barclay
David
Baldwin Ot Oetwoin
Chas
Gardner Baldwin
Ilinois
Elke Duloga
N. J. Olver
Martin
Pine Creek
Base
West Waterloo
Bryant, Ford & McLaughlin Co
Independence Avenue
J.C. Hine
Idaho
Atta Vista
Italy
Arizona
Highland
Independence
Prospect
Walnut
Sunnyside
Leland
Falls
Park and Bluff
Cittesne Gag and Electric Company
Fled & Communication
LaFayette Straat
Linden
Mulberry
Butler
Vermont
Denver
Baseball Association
Red Cadar
G. E. Shook
Virden Crack
Upper East Fourth Street
Barn raising aids and local notes around town
About one hundred relatives and neighbors were invited to Will Peek's Monday barn raising. Roy Thornton lost two cows last week. Gaye Oattander is improving slowly after illness. Catherine Thurston is improving and may return to Waterloo this week. Mrs. George Besh is recovering well from surgery. Frank Thompson visited the Phelps farm. Mrs. Loren Ostrander will entertain the Mt. Vernon thimble tea Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Pattee and Miss Drake are visiting in Popa county, Minnesota.
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Will Peek
Roy Thornton
Gaye Oattander
Bartlesville
Okha
Katherine Thurston
Waterloo
George Besh
Frank Thompson
Phelps Farm
Loren Ostrander
Mt. Vernon
Pattee
Slater
Misa Drake
Popa County
Minn
Brandon notes recount storms and community life
James Bearbower rebuilds Lamb barn after a lightning fire. A severe rain and wind storm hit that week aiding corn and pasture. Local officials and residents, including Fistey of Independence, inspect bridge work. Epworth League picnic at Winegar lake. Citizens mourn Senator Allison’s death. Various locals travel, visit, and report on school cleaning and repaints. Henry Wills, veteran of the Philippine campaigns, returns home to live with his father near Brandon.
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James Bearbower
Fistey
Board of Supervisors
Independence
Brandon Tuesaday
M. D. Fouts
W. H. Fouts
Winegar Lake
Brandon
Epworth League
Allison
Sullivan
Iveryman
Weex
W. Short
Cedar River
George Thompson
N. Venakike
Mark Brown
Manila
Hong Kong
Wm. Wills
Death of William Barry at Independence Linked to Lincoln County farmer
Word reached Monday night that William Barry, longtime resident and prosperous farmer from Lincoln township, died at his Independence home Monday morning. He had left Lincoln township about ten years ago for Independence and was regarded as a progressive, well to do farmer during his Lincoln years. his sister Mrs Patrick remains in Lincoln township.
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William Barry
Eincaln
Nia
Barry
Lincoln
Independence
Patrick Not Atill
Lincoln Township
City Notes: Departures, Health, and a New Baby
D Dumond left the city with land seekers for Alberta and Canada. Herbert Wahl resigns as La Mont supervisor to take a vacation. John Lane and Henry Pfeffer depart for Pueblo, Colorado to work and plan for long-term residence. Glenn Tibbits slowly recovers from a baseball accident with a Turks game. Dr. T. C. McManus, teaching in his office rooms, will move to residence after foot injury recovery. Harry A. Strohm visits W. Parrott, en route east. Three typhoid cases reported: Daisy Eastman Highland Addition, Martin Dillon 721 Lafayette, Mabie Worthley 205 Ceejar. Mr and Mrs Harvey Kelly of 624 West Sixth welcome a ten-pound baby girl. Mr Kelly is a machinist at the Lincoln Central shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Eastman
Highland Addition
Martin Dillon
Lafayette
Mabie Worthley
Jar
Street Fairies Jailed For Unseemly Behavior
Florence Hennett aged 17 of Parkersburg and Olive Rogers aged 19 of Cedar Falls were arrested for roaming the streets at an hour deemed improper. They were arraigned before Judge Kepford and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. They implicated several women in the misdeeds.
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Florence Hennett
Parkersburg
Olive Rogers
Cedar Falls
At &H
Bafora
Kepford
Hoya
Webster Street
Logan Avenue
Senator Allison's Will Filed for Probate in Dubuque
The will of Senator William B. Allison was filed for probate. Estimated value ranges from 75000 to 100000 dollars. Bequests include annuities to Mrs C G Brayton and Mrs Carmella Alligon, shares to relatives, and donations to Finley Hospital Young Men's Christian Association and public libraries. Executor named Judge Laray. Will executed in Washington April 2, 1906.
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Dubuque
Iowa
William B. Alllann
Haquoat
Mra
Brayton
Carmella Alle Ou
Margaret Allincs
Matthew
Thraa
Trea
Finley Hospital
Young Men‘a Christian Association
Cornelia Alligon
James
Laray Wa
Washington
Willard B Thayer Dies After Week Long Illness at Waterl as
Willard B Thayer died at his home 819 Commercial street Tuesday at 4 30 am after a week long illness of heart trouble He was born June 22 1861 in Bradford Iowa and married Lottie Bne sit June 13 1889 Three daughters Verna Naomi and Wannetta survive with two brothers Thomas Red Wing Minn and H O Thayer Eveleth Minn three sisters Alya Talmage West Union Iowa Lele Taylor Cambridge Iowa and Hena Bowers Draper South Dakota Funeral arrangements not completed and relatives expected to arrive
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Willard Thayer
Commercial Street
Waterlas
Thayer
Comerciai Street
Tla
Willard B. Thayer
Hradford
Iowa
Lottie Bnesit
Arlington
Ows
Thin Ely
Beales Bia
Verna
Naomi
Wannetta
Thomas
Red Wing
Minn
Aid
H. O. Thayer
Eveleth
Alya ‘Talmage
West Union
Lele Taylor
Cambridge
Hena Bowers
Draper, S., DB
Cedar Falls Band Praises Waterloo Elks Convention Treatment
A Cedar Falls Concert band expresses thanks for the hospitable reception and generous pay they received in Waterloo during the BPOE convention. The letter, read at rehearsal, lauds Dr. E. Shannon and Ira Hoover and seeks future invitations to participate in conventions. The note refutes a Cedar Falls Record article and praises local citizens and the Elks Lodge.
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the Daily Reporter
Cedar Balla
Elks and Waterloo
B. Po.b
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cedar Paile
Cedar Falla
Mombera
E. &. Shannon
Ira J. Hoover
Ab Tompling
of the Elks of Waterloo
Second Eiitizens of
Waterton
Iteraat
Sedar Falls
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Derging
L. F. Smith
Laporte
Hreyfogel
Lydia Raecker
Genigra
P. A
F. G. Burger
Ss. Co. Breyfogel
Ocean Grove
N. J
Breyfogel
Eng
Mad
Res. J. Schwab
Crosco
Wilkie
Henry D. Wilkie
Kate E. Wilkie
Lottie
Laura
Eliott
Jensin
Ontario
New York
Bag
J. H. Bauernfeind
Waterlco
Flint, Michigan
G. Breyfogel
Coe
Gilbertville
Towk
John Schmitt
Otto Bubner
Jim Henney
Liz Buhner
Jim
Sajz
Henry Koester
George Reade
Germany
Eiverybody
Alitaon
Balsh
Fritz
Nellia Penne
Bhreiay
Ual
Bryan
Cummings
Missouri
Roy
Frank Bikert
Parsons
Father Kopecky
Father Sattler
Raymond
Dewar
Hes AD
Saatweek
Viel Glueck Kasper
Stele
Cadwallader
Mary Mangos
Berton, Ark
Katharing
Mangrigh
Roea
Tale Place
Mary
Clare
Maggie Koafer
Apel
Leonuka Noniai
Narvest Nelda
Seatt
C.Q. F
Paul
Clem Waster
Fox ‘Township
John Schoag
Bryant
Vernoi
Prion le Brandon
D. Dumond
Alberta
Canna
Herbert Wahl
Gantorarm
la Mont
Lowa
John Lane
Henry Pfeffer
Pueblo
Colorado
Glenn Tibbits
T. C. McManus
Harry, A. Strohnt
Enterprise
Keniland
Ind
W. ¥. Parrott
Strohm
Hig
Harvey Kelly
D&renta
Mr. Kelly
Senator Allison
Band Boys
SEQAR
Waterloo and the Elks
Rogm
Mabel Stickley
Mise Buckley
Telegrand-Herald
M. 3
Goldatone
People's Credit Clothing Com- Friends
Flo
Chcago
Unley Quill
Flrat Methodist Church
Ming Edith James
Washington Street
Misa Adah Guernsey
Cedar Fails
Matthews Shirt and Garment
Chieags
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