Cedar Falls Daily News notes travel and events
Cedar Falls la April 27 special reports list Dr Lily Arnett visiting her parents in Illinois. Elizabeth Petersen visits Greene. John Thompson goes to Des Moines on business. Multiple social calls, club meetings, and preparations for college events populate the brief notes of local residents and faculty.
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Cedar Falls
D. N. Hurd
Tel
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Main Streets
Lily Arnett
Inois
Elizabeth Petersen
Greene
John Thompson
Des Moines
Charles Philpot
Lisbon
M B A insurgents secure court order
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 25 In surgents of the Modern Brotherhood of America jubilant at a district court order by Judge F C Ellison permitting examination of supreme officers records from Jan 1 1911 The examination begins at the orders Mason City headquarters May 4 Local insurgents announce a convention to plan further action in Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids
Modern
Brotherhood of America
F. C. Ellison
District Court
Supreme
Mason City
W C A Women Campaign for Funds Starts in City
An energetic group of women from the YWCA begins a city wide drive to raise funds for the coming year. Paired teams will canvass business districts first, aiming to interview every man and woman, with residents to be addressed later. The drive promotes the Elks minstrel show as a fundraiser on Tuesday and Wednesday the 28th and 29th.
Cedar Falls Forms New Woman's Club
In Cedar Falls Iowa on April 27 a gathering launched the Cedar Falls Woman's club. A committee drafted a constitution and bylaws, adopted by the group, with officers to be elected next Saturday. Nominations favored C. P. Cosgrove and P. A. Bond for president, W. L. Hearst and H. H. Taber for vice presidents, and C. A. Boehmler and W. H. Bedford for recording secretary.
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Cedar Falls
Isis Theatre
C. P. Cosgrove
P. A. Bond
H. H. Clay
H. Tl. Taber
Florence E. Ward
Marian McFarland Walker
C. A. Boehmler
W. L. Hearst
H. H. Taber
Re-elected officers lead Iowa temperance association meeting
W R Jameson reports a large turnout after Sioux City speech. Officers reaffirmed include Taft Cedar Rapids president Pilkington Des Moines vice president Collard Clinton Johnson Oskaloosa vice president Rich Fort Dodge vice president Siberet Ottumwa vice president Kratz Cedar Rapids secretary Jameson Waterloo treasurer. Resolutions call for repeal of the Mulci law, disclosure of liquor shipments, opposition to Lt Gov Harding, women’s suffrage, anti liquor movement, and prohibition of liquor manufacture and sale. Also note a public lecture at Walnut Street Baptist on preventive medicine with Dr Kepford, and 105 Progressives filed party affidavits.
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Sioux City
Business Men’s State Temperance Association
W. R. Jameson
Joan H. Taft
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Pilkington
Des Moines
F. M. Collard
Clin
Irving G. Johnson
Oskaloosa
E. H. Rich
Fort Dodge
Sumner Siberet
Ottumwa
L. M. Kratz
Waterloo
W. L. Harding
Harding
General Assembly
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Iowa Business Men’s Temperance Association
Iowa
A E Kepford to Lecture Here on Tuberculosis Control
A E Kepford the Des Moines state tuberculosis lecturer will give an illustrated talk next Friday evening in town. He is described as the best informed man in the state on the subject and will explain progress in preventing and controlling the great white plague.
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jJowa
Kepford
A. E. Kepford
Des Moines
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H. S. Conrad
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L. S. Ross
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HE. J. Cable
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Misa Siner
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Alma Gluck
Fritz Kreisler
Enrico Caruso
Bob Jay
Emmy Destini
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