Congregational Vesper Services and Danish Lutheran Conference
In Cedar Falls two-day events include a plan for Sunday vesper services replacing night worship through June with union meetings in the city park. The Danish Lutherans hold a conference at the new church edifice with Rev A Provensen directing, while Rev E Wagner and others attend from nearby towns.
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Cedar Falls
Methodist
Congregational
Tava Flas
A. Provensen
City
E. Wagner
Grand View College
Des Moines
E. Japel
N.C. Nielgen
Moorhead
N. Skandov
Ringsted
R. KB. Raven
Brayton
August Faber
Newell
Richard Johnson
Fredsville
Cedar Falls Busy With Construction and Hauling Delays
Four new residences rise on College Hill in Cedar Falls. Contractors face slow progress due to a lack of hauling teams and sand shortages from flooded pits. Land dealers also struggle to secure teams amid heavy paving and curb work.
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South Waterloo Road
Clear Falls
John Call
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Lucky
College Hill
A. SK. Wallace
West Twenty-second
A. J. Wilbur
L. D. Crum
Prof. Merchant
Frank Cotton
Wallace
Sang
CityHen Ordinance Spurs Chicken Owner Protests
Chicken fanciers and commercial breeders oppose a new city ordinance restricting keeping live chickens to designated districts in open pens or coops. The measure, approved in early winter, takes effect May 1. Petitions to repeal circulate as residents fear wider city limits ban. John Yungblut notes steady farming progress and an early spring if warmth continues.
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Waterloo
John Yungblut
Fox Township
McCaskill
Miss Dorothy Mills to Lead School Play Work
The Cedar Falls segment notes Miss Dorothy Mills of Chicago will oversee this year’s class play work, continuing her noted directing role after two years of school theater. Jennie Hearst returns from the Pacific coast health visit to Pasadena and reports improvement. Corn prices at 70 cents a bushel and hay at twenty dollars a ton. Danish Bethlehem church progressing on gymnasium excavation, promising a creditable addition.
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Cedar Falls
Dorothy Mills
Chicago
Inie
J. D. Corning
Jennie Hearst
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Cora
City program to feature top vocalists and surprises
The program will be diversified to avoid monotony with many city vocalists such as Miss Katherine and Professor Welle taking part. Expect entertaining surprises and varied acts across the event.
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Katherine
Pro. Welle
Temporary bridge placed over rent in the dump
Street Commissioner Phelps and a four-man force have installed a temporary bridge across the rent in the dump. Traffic should resume Sunday, easing travel for residents north of the area until a permanent bridge is built.
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Phelps
Backhand Talk Reveals Three Men in Federal Case
In Solon Iowa on April 13 the federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids pursued the blackhand case. Dr Charles Ham and George Cawley posted bonds of 1500 and 1000 while Joseph Dvorak awaits a 3500 bond. Ham allegedly wrote letters demanding money and threats, with Dvorak and Cawley connected to the scheme. The trio pleaded not guilty and sought continuances as cases proceed.
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Solon
Cedar Fupe
Charles Ham
George Cawley
Joseph Dvorak
Gruilty
Jim
Dvorak
Cawley
Ham
John By
Adams
Jivorak
Hain
Johnson County
Solan
Federal
Grand Jury
United States
County Board of Supervisors
Northminster Church Holds Second Sunday Services
Northminster Presbyterian church will hold a second morning service this Sunday with Rev. 11. A. Bradford of Albion in charge for both morning and evening services. He will preach morning on Christ in the Midst with communion after. evening sermon Thy Crown. Special music at both services Ira Deal will sing in the evening.
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Rev. Smith
Jordon's Grove
Linn County
Jordon’s Grove
Iowa
Northminster Presbyterian Church
A. Bradford of
Albion
Christ
Both Serviers
Ira Deal
Waterloo to recodify ordinances with city attorney help
Council members deem 1000 dollars too high for recodifying Waterloo city ordinances and publication. They favor assigning the task to the city attorney with needed support, aiming to save several hundred dollars. Action due at the next regular meeting on April 22.
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Waterloo
Auawer
Chinese Women Attend Portland Suffrage Banquet
Seven Chinese women sat with American sisters at a Portland suffrage banquet. Mrs. S. K. Chan, president of the local Chinese International Suffrage society, spoke in Chinese, translated by her daughter, citing Idaho Washington California and China as places granting women the vote and chiding Oregon men for lagging.
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Portland
Ore
5. K. Chan
Ijnal Suffrage Society
Gutshaw divorce granted with temporary child custody
Viola E Cutshaw and George W Cutshaw faced a divorce action heard by Judge Platt. Cruelty alleged. street incident cited. Court grants decree and sets temporary custody to the father with three daughters to remain in the same home. maintenance arranged. Foreclosure action filed by Ellen C Smith admin. of Catherine Cummings estate seeks 2068.75 plus fees. hearing postponed to Monday.
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Viola E. Cutshaw
George W. Cutshaw
Platt
Dr. Taylor
Jefferson Street
Ellen C. Smith
Catherine Cummings
Allen E
Evangeline Donegan
McCaskill
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Cedar Falls Daily News
Roy A. Jarnagi
Waterloo Evening Courier
Franklin Street
Danish Lutheran Ministers of District
State Baptist Association
Richmond A. Smith
Corydon
Bauliria
Edward Bartow
Illinois State Water Survey
Urbana
Tacoma
Grace Paulger
J. H. Paulger
F. W. Anderson
Northern Pacific Hospital
Miss Paulger
Anderson
University of Minnesota
Tergely
Bethlehem Church
Northminster Church Services
Council
Moncey
Slaaks
China
Mro. Gutshaw
Aonrning
J. M. Rankin
Iowa Falls
D. L. Rankin
Lion