Courier Announces Free Paper Bag Cooking Demonstrations
The Evening Courier presents Mary J. Marshment to lead a four day series on paper bag cooking in Waterloo next week. All lectures are free for readers and open to women in Waterloo and vicinity. Full details will appear in Saturday’s issue. Also today St. Margarets guild sells home baked goods at Brown Crockery Store on Bridge Street starting about 11 AM.
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Evening Courier
Mary J. Marshment
Waterloo
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark’s Parish
Brown Crockery
Bridge Street
Butler Democrats Nominate Delegates for Champ Clark
At the Democratic county convention in Butler on April 19 delegates instructed for Champ Clark were chosen to attend the state convention. The delegates named are A. R. McCook, Ames Ingalls, Albert Neal, Ernest Lehmann, Henry Stevenson and Fred Lind.
Cedar Falls Daily News Briefs April 19 1912
Mrs W C Fish and family arrived from Marshalltown to join her husband the new agent for Chicago Great Western in Cedar Falls. Mr and Mrs S W Hansen welcomed a daughter born this morning at Cedar Falls. The report notes a resident nearing return home.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Roy A, Jarnagin
Iowa
Red
W. C. Fish
Marshalltown
Fish
Chicago Great Western
5. W. Hansen
T. Jerry Bur
T. Jerry Burr
Grand Army Post
Cedar Fails
D. AL TR
Titus Lowe
T. Philps
Clark
Tf Thrieh
Wwuimibert
T. H. Keep
Tades
Idistanye
Leo Parr
Milwaukee
Mre
Ben Fiamir Idring
Des Moines
Mra
Charlie Cummings
Washon
Misa Helen Hisely
Ming
Ase
Frank Rarneworth
Chicago
Burr
Seo. C. Twaddle
George (. Twaddle
Oskaloosa
EH. HH. Seerler
Seekey
Charles C. Cawsill
Kansas City
Mr. Twaddle
Mta
A. B. Clark
Cedar
Short Stories Tersely Told Missed Fates and Local Notes
Mrs. George Wood recovers well from appendicitis after a serious operation. Robert A. Santee remains dangerously ill after a sudden illness at breakfast Sunday. Community notices cover transfers of property, sick lists, and Society events. Cedar Falls items report teachers committee, funerals, Carpathia voyage notes, and local civic activities.
Man Seriously Hurt In Cedar Falls Vehicle Crash
E M Brown of Noble and Brown undertakers is thought to have a broken left hip after a wagon wheel hit a streetcar rail, throwing him onto the brick pavement in Cedar Falls. He was taken home by ambulance for surgery and others in the wagon were uninjured. Also notes Titanic sinking fears for London evangelist John Harper and family. Citizens Savings Bank to move to new quarters with open house planned next week.
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Company M
Cedar Falls
J. W. Wifimek
Cedar Fails
E. M. Brown
Noble& Brown
Weisbard
Weisbard Planing
New Hartford
Rown
Wigman
America
Bowen
Chicago
Cedar Falls Toy ES
Canal
Zane Walter Irwin
Panawet
Milestye
Eiydd
Canak
Lon
Zone
New York City
Wean Man
Cedar Jas
Dump Bridge 1d Probability Protest Against Higher Rates
Cedar Falls residents and the mill company meet to discuss a spillway and bridge extension north of the city. A committee will seek action from the board of supervisors while Cedar Falls pledges strong protest against relief rate increases.
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Board of Supervisors
Cedar Falls
Mill Company
East Cedar Falls
Cedar City
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Champ Clark
Lawn City
George Wood
Robert A. Santee
J. R. Ne
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Kfnd
I Frederick Mart
Howsrd
Ang Winneshiek
Edward Yr Ralls Bey
Cerrarim
Ato Towaite
Tok.pritha
Moutguma
Dir
Army
Rattell
Rome
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A. J. Bennett
The
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Fayette
Woo Merril
Merri
Rochester
Lowal State Teachers’ Association
Itleen
Ocean
Stram
Carpathia
Julien
Europe
Chy- Dar Falls
College
Pabode
Cedar Walls
Maurice Welch, Sr
Sinois Central
Maurice, Jr
EM. Brown
Itizens
Citizens Savings Nank
W. A. Lodge
Wilson
Aldora
Mra. Wilden
Woodmen of America
Marion Huffman
Samuel Smelcher
Yestern
Lincoln Street
Elijah Brown Jones
Baptist Church
Fairview
Gladstone
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
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