Friend of the Young Men Copeland Noted Harvard English Professor
Assistant professor Charles Townsend Copeland known as Copey hosts late night gatherings in Hollis Hall where undergraduates discuss rowing hammer throwing clubs and politics. The beloved figure is respected and feared, with ties to American Magazine and a reputation for nurturing youth and literary culture.
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Hollis Hall
Harvard
Charles Townsend Copsland
Alex
Charlies T. Copeland
Copey
American Magazine
Monument Awarded To Hawk Eye Granite Company
Hon G M Fee of Toledo Iowa placed an order with Hawk Eye Granite of Waterloo IA for a large monument to be erected in the Toledo Cemetery Ta It features Barre granite with fine grain and expert finish. The completed monument will cost 1000 dollars and is described as highly attractive.
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Hawk Eye Granite Company
Waterloo
Iowa
G. M. Fee
Toledo
Hawkeye Granite Company
I Have the Ear of the Stately President
A narrator recalls shifting from fear to prestige as they gain favor with a bank staff led by a smileing cashier and a respected president. The teller, once cold, now bows in welcome while the narrator deposits money and feels recognized as a symbol of national pride.
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Andy
Blent
Atetely
Advice on windows and risky behavior in a playful piece
A humorous dialogue touches on a teenage girl’s ambitions and neighbors’ threats, then turns into satirical advice about raising a train window. The narrator jokes about gender norms and risky stunts, ending with a darkly comic suggestion involving nitroglycerin and a hammer.
Discriminating Analysts Debate Epochs in Career Reflection
A Devoted Supporter remarks on the many epochs in the Perpetual Candidate's career. The candidate reflects that they have felt they have had more epochs than a single career, noting ongoing public life.
A Banished Invention Idea Explodes in Talk
Riggs recalls a great invention shaped as a dynamite bomb. Jiggs asks what happened. Riggs replies the idea was exploded long ago.
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Riggs
Factories Grow in Cedar Falls Iowa and Wisconsin Links
Cedar Falls Iowa hosts Iowa Gate Co to manufacture an emergency gate and Scott Co to make a litter loader, boosting local plants and drawing workers from Parkersburg. A.V. Kessler departs Dodgeville Wisconsin for a brief rest and new job prospects after his illness. A box car incident prompts a near-miss as a switch engine moves a car with attached team, prompting worker warning on safety.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa Gate Co
Scott Co
Parkersburg
Scott
Victor Speer Co
Marshals Eye Missing Chicago Millionaire Relation in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls Iowa a wandering man seeking lodging sparked suspicion as a possible match to missing Chicago heir William Carson Long, who offers a 5900 reward. Enlow judged the stranger’s looks, but eye color cooled the match as he claimed Milwaukee and appeared well dressed for a night on the town.
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Cedar Falls
Marshal Enlow
Enlow
Wiliam Carson Long
Chicago
Mr. Enlew
William Carson Long
Milwaukee
Johnsons to Iowa City after mother’s death
W M Johnson of Cedar Falls and family left yesterday for Iowa City after the death of Mrs. Robert Johnson. The son learned of her illness only after it occurred. Robert Johnson and wife recently stayed at College Hill.
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W. M. Johnson
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Robert Johnson
Mather
College Hill
Transfers of Property Notes of the Sick Society Events
J W Ford leaves Cedar Falls for Hampton to run a dispersion sale of Holsteins on State Dairy Commissioner W B Barney’s dairy farm. Local dignitaries visit Cedar Falls as state officials review college matters. several faculty and students are noted as spending vacations. Death of J P Churchill in California reported. prior involvement in Finchford creamery business recalled. Cedar Falls council awards paving contracts at lower prices, with Wm Horribin of Iowa City securing asphalt and concrete bids. Mr and Mrs Earl Cortright to farm near Winslow. wedding of Effie Strand and Wart Cortright held in Waterloo and couple to move to Winslow area.
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Cedar Falls
J. W. Ford
Hampton
W. B. Barney
Fora
Barney
Bryant Asphalt Company
Wm. Horribin
Iowa City
Iowa
McCarthy Improvement Company
Davenport
EH. J
Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Idthing Company
Des Moines
Dearborn-Jackson
Bryant
Asphalt Company
Waterloo
Effie Clair Strand
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Jarnagin
Red
Duts
Rock Island
A. V. Kessler
Old Home
Wisconsin
A.V. Kessler
Dodgeville
Wis
Kessler
Chapman Lumber Co
Mar’ Eeree
Vernon Township
Chi
Patrick Dunbar
Mt. Vernon Township
Kepford
Cago Millionaire
Teachers College
Morningside College
Bate
State Teachers’ College
Morningaide College
Sioux City
Len Toomey
Wilard Patty
Arden Young
Homer Voateh
Walter Rooster
Peter J. Haneon
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Carp
Redhorse
Board OF Supervisors
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Tion
Tercely
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Thomas Lambert
Sabula
State Board of Education
Percival Hunt
The
State University
L. F. Wagoner
Seattle
State University At
Richmond A. Smith
H. H. Chandler
Galena, Ill
Charles Hendra
J. P. Churchill
California
Finchford
Cedar Falls Council
Mrs. Earl Cortright
Winslow
Ghe Gladstone
Gladstone
Fifth and
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Northwestern Land & Investment Co
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