Little Wooden Dog and the Mischief Elf Tale
Old Gubbo chops wood and whittles a little wooden dog for company. A sly elf brings the dog to life to torment him by eating the dinner, then the dog causes accidental mischief and finally burns when a fire spark catches his nose. Gubbo hides the incident as morning mischief while Martha remains unaware.
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Martha
Bruno
Wooden Dog
China Pussy
Gabbo
McClure Newspaper
Evangelical conference closes. delegates elected for California
The Iowa Evangelical church gathering at La Verne closed after naming lay delegates from Cedar Falls Waterloo and Fort Dodge areas to the general conference in California. The bishop announced numerous appointments for Cedar Falls and Waterloo districts, detailing churches and assigned officials.
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J. P. EL
Abbott
O. Mehnhar
Schwab
Aredale
O. M
Britt
H. Raecker
B. R. Wiener
Dumont
A. Bogen
Fairfield
E. Nolte
Fort Dodge
Schroeder
Fostoria
J. Alber
Hampton
J. Baum
Waterloo District
J. J. Faust
P. E
Alta Vista
J. Wirth
Cedar Rapids
J. Huehlen
Clinton, Co
I. Schlesselman
Covington
L. E. Crippen
Cresepo
W. A. Seholer
Dubuque
A. Goetze
Dunkerton
David Lang
Dysart
Lb. Sohi
Garrison
HM. Jr. Todd
Lansing
F. Lawton
la Porte City
Canelti
Mason City
J. H. Engel
Otter Creek
W. C
Sumner
C. FL
Wallman
Sumner Union
Braun
Waterloo
First Church
J. Lang
Calvary
Quarterly conference members named in regional notes
W Grobe of La Porte City H Stellrecht of Wilton and P C Koch of Clinton are listed as members of their respective quarterly conferences. The notes identify these clergy as participants in regional church governance and planning activities.
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la Porte City
H. Stellrecht
Wilton
P. C. Koch
Clinton
Young readers embrace Larned's world history volumes
Competent critics praised Larned's History of the World and in this city hundreds of children, some as young as ten, crowded the office to claim their copies. Colorful illustrations and clear text captivate youths, while parents are urged to foster a lifelong thirst for knowledge through this widely distributed multi‑volume set.
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Larned
Mite Toner
Entertainer Eling Bay to perform at Cedar Falls college
In Cedar Falls Eling Bay the humorist will appear at the Late Teachers' college this evening. The Neighborhood Social club plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Harvey Drohman. Many locals attend Easter services and gatherings with active church followings reported across the city.
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Teachers’ College
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Richard
Lincoln
Neb
Robinson
Chicago
Harvey Drohman
L. BE. Bladine
Alta
Faith Downs
Vinton
Center Point
0. F. Griffith
The
Weavers' Club
Ella Tostlebe
Hudson
Elmer Bartlett
Waterloo
Chauncey R. Houstman
Little Rock
W. J. Knobbs
Alschuler
Grace
Joe
Alfred
Iowa Falls
Harry N. Israel
Doris Merner
Jake Forrest
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Merner
Emma Francis Chase
Jesse Church
Knights Templar
Gideons
I. J. Iblings
J. W. Kern
J. W. Knickerbocker
Jenks
Draper
S. D. Mitchell
Lanies' Association
First Congregational Church
Kensington
J. G. Packard
J. B. Clay
Joe Cowan
J. ©. Radell
Charles Boehmier
Frank Hammer
Neal Fullerton
Roger Leavitt
Elwoon Sani
Harm Ludeman
Milford
C. L. Bley
Ee Work
Maxwell Auto Company
Middlewest
R. F. Seymour
Black Hawk Hotel
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Cellar Falls Playground Association, Incorporated
H. J. Pfeiffer
C M. Wyth
H. F. Seymour
State Teachers’ College
Seymour
Joseph Robinson Dies in Chicago
Joseph Jah ingon Robinson dies in Chicago after a long career in railroading including leadership of the Indiana Central Railway. Survived by wife Eva Warber of Cedar Falls and siblings in Massachusetts St. Louis Hammond and Lincoln, Neb. Remains sent to Greenwood Cemetery Cedar Falls for interment with family and friends attending from distant locations.
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Chicago
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Cedar Balla
Tyce
William Robinson
Cedar Malls
Indiana Cenurnal Railway
Commelny Heo
Wenial Sachedl
Mas Eva Warber
Cedar Fille
Acrampantead
Lta Replins
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Stoddard Merchant
Fy Hammond
Chietwza
L. C. Robinson
Lincoln
Neb
Stoddard
Wrterloch
Lb. C. Robinson
Richard
Neh
Henry Robinson
Hammond
Greenwood Cemetery
Cedar Falls
Pastor Smith’s church marks metrics and mission growth
Morning service at Caplist church drew about 7 000 attendees as Dr. John Bunyan Smith in his fourth year as pastor baptized 13 people and welcomed new members, lifting total to 894. Anniversary sermon reviewed church gains including roughly 62 000 raised for missions over three years.
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John Bunyan Smith
Smith
Damages Sought After Debris Injury In City Ruins
An eminent panel of counsel represents Miss Elsie Gilje in a damage suit against J. G. Miller for personal injuries from debris during razing of the Russell-Lamson building. Gilje was on Fourth Street when dynamite was set off and was severely hurt.
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J. G. Miller
Russell-Lamson
Fourth Street
Bird
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