Cowboys of the Flyin Heart Ranch Match Forphonograph Defeat
CHAPTERS introduce a house party at the Flyin Heart ranch where cowboys rally around Speed to win back a prized phonograph from the Centipede ranch. Speed trains under Yale trainer Glass with Covington, a star runner, expected to race. Tensions rise as Willie, the gunman, asserts pay or play and the trainer is coerced to ensure Speed’s victory while secrets and threats swirl around a high-stakes race and a dangerous undercurrent among the cowboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Hear
J. Walltneford Speed
Yale
Culver Covington
Helen Blake
Speed
Joan Chapin
Covington
Helen
Stover
Fort Fay
Larry Glass
Jon
Wally
Flourine
Comneten
Glass
Walte
Bar ‘Harbor
Fresno
Troget
Willie
Eli
Relef
Wneo
Mr. Glass
Larry
Carara
Feller
Mr. Colt
Glaes
Mr. Speed
Glasa
Willis
Lawrence Glass
Cuban Queen and Mexican Sentinel Clash in Barroom
In a tense exchange, Carara taunts Glass over the fate of his Senorita Mariedetta, revealing a long thin knife. Glass deflects with bravado until Carara draws the blade, his cold threat escalating as Glass and Speed react with alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenos Dias
Carara
Speed
Wally
Senor
Fat
Glass
Catara
Beffore
Mariedetta
Larry
Qlasa
Two Girls Hurt by Motorcyclist on Black Hawk Bridge
Miss Ora Williams and Miss Edna Dawson, stenographers, were seriously injured when a motorcyclist attempted to pass between them on the Black Hawk bridge in Westfield Sunday afternoon. Dawson was taken to 933 Fourth street west, Williams to St Francis hospital. The rider sped off after helping Williams into a buggy. his identity and number were not learned. Dawson remained dazed, while Williams suffered a crushing thumb wound and a deep head gash. Investigations and possible suits follow. local calls for pedestrian walks on the bridge precede a repeat accident this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Williams
Edna
Dawson
Black Hawk Bridge
Westfield
Miss Dawson
Fourth Street
Miss Williams
St. Francis Hospital
Bessie
Chris Henke
Bessie Dawson
Mr. Henke
Williame
Wellington Street
Iowa Dairy Separator
Chamberlain Machine Works
W. F. Spry
First Methodist Church
Evening Courier
Black Hawk Road
Town Talk Notes from Dickinson Area Home Visits and Travel
A roundup of local reflections includes A. B. Glenny recovering from a Chicago visit, John Dryden with family in Oskaloosa, Lillian Rayman visiting Cedar Rapids, and Patrolman Charles Hoxie returning from a week of illness. Supt Anson Hukill is back from Cedar Rapids, Weller and Mrs Weller visit relatives in town, Emma Paige and Grace Holdiman recoveries, and Leonard Fry files for divorce from Carrie Fry. Durant visitor Mrs J W Petersen calls on Peterson brothers, Burton BE Wilson returns from Chicago with Mrs Wilson and Mrs Paddicord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Rayman
Cedar Rapids
Charles Hoxie
Anson T. Hukill
The
Weathschools
W. W. Weller
Mankato
Minn
J. J. Weller
Emma Paige
Presbyterian Hospital
W. H. Young
Grace Holdiman
Leonard Fry
Carrie Fry
Albert Lea
J. W. Petersen
Durant
Peterson Brothers
Fourth
Special envelopes sold again after Dayton flood at Waterloo
The Dayton flood shut the government envelope factory, but damage is mostly repaired and sale of the special stamped envelopes resumes. Rest Somer in France notes Antoine Cros, a six foot six inch new French conscript eager for aviation because he avoids dizziness and prefers to see things from above.
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Waterloo
Dayton, O
France
Antoine Cros
Cobbler Clarifies How to Restore Shoes’ Effect
A cobbler explains to a customer that to achieve the desired effect a new heel must be fitted, insisting the work must follow the proper method to satisfy the customer’s request.
Ossoli Society Hosts Sixteenth Banquet in Cedar Falls
The Margaret Fuller Ossoli Literary Society held its sixteenth annual banquet for honorary members at Cedar Falls last Friday in the new gym. Mrs. Marian McFarlane Walker led the line of march with Miss Coulson, toastmistress, as guests enjoyed a four course dinner and a program featuring Frances Hutheland, Miss Carpenter, Bernice Daniels, Ruth Cassady, Orpha Ard, and Dr Motnt. The event concluded with mingling and a final return home, adding to the society’s memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fuller Ossoli
Miss Carpenter
Bernice Daniels
Ruth Cassady
Orpha Atrd
Dr. Motmt
Misa Gassady
Aocict
Waterloo church worker dies after long illness
William Herman Scheppele aged 77 of Ricker street died at his home at 8 this morning after a long illness of complications of diseases. Funeral services will be at his residence at 2 Wednesday afternoon and at Calvary Evangelical church half an hour later Rev J A Haeblen officiating. Burial in Fairview. Survived by wife Emma and six children Emanuel Walter Jesse Roy at home Mrs Claude Peverill of Waterloo. mother a brother George of Dubuque. sister Mrs John Kaltenbach Waterloo. He joined Emanuel Evangelical then Calvary two years ago. He served on church building committees and taught Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herman Scheppele
Ricker Street
Calvary Evangelical Church
J. A. Haeblen
Fairview
Mr. Scheppele
Baden
Germany
America
Cedar Falla
Dubuque
Waterloo
Emma Cress
Emanuel
Walter
Jesse
Roy
Claude Peverill
George
John Kaltenbach
Scheppele
Emanuel Evangelical Church
John Unger
J. A. Ellis
Blackwell
Okla
C. H. Bingham
Ellis
Kansas City
Baby Schiel Dies at 9:10 This Morning in Calvary Burial Planned
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Schiel of 725 Winton Street died at 9 10 today. She was born in January 1912. Burial will be in Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Schiel
Mra
Louis’ Schiel
Winton Street
Jantery
Calvary
Uniformity in Texts Assured in Waterloo Schools
After weeks of discussion, Waterloo grade schools will adopt uniform textbooks. Superintendents Chas W Kline and Anson T Hukill agreed to the plan, with M J Pommer of the Real Estate board noting their determination. By next term, at least half the books are expected to be uniform, with geographies and readers already matching. The two superintendents will outline the action plan themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chas
W. Kline
Anson T. Hukill
M. J. Pommer
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Circus Menagerie Arrives Soon Behind the Scenes
The Society Circus and Hippodrome cast of 120 held a Saturday rehearsal at the M G A gym. activities included notices of an upcoming 7:30 youth meeting and a bulletin for practice hours. Mrs Florence Magill Wallace, directing the circus, received word from Chicago that the menagerie arrives late this week featuring elephants monkeys bears Behemoth and Lola Pa Looza captured from Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Circus
Chicago
Africa
Stock market notes and commodity prices from Chicago and New York
Chicago markets show dairy and produce movements with creameries and potatoes higher on receipts and exports. New York stocks close with mixed ledgers, including United States Steel common and preferred, Northern Pacific, Erie and Missouri Pacific, and other rails and utilities showing varied gains and losses.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Doles Vahey LH
Northwestern
Atchison
Rein Oon
Rein Oon Tol American Smelter
Union Pacific
ORY
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
T'S
Eeae
Brooklyn
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Caan Greeee Eeett
Mlinals Central
St. Paul
East Ag
Missouri Pacific
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Rex Beach
Paul Amstrong
Edgar Bart Smith
Harper & Iota
Berkeley Fresno
Saratoga
Wille
Ryar
Canbey
Mr. Fresno
Berkeley
Miss Blake
Lawrence
Nix
Tam
Joe
Culver
Mary
Senor Aurelio Maria Carafa
Hla
A. BE. Glenny
John Dryden
Oskaloosa
Sam
Dayton
Jaewee
Ossoli Society
L. G. Coe
Marke
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cozy Theatre
Wellington Court
Bluff St
Chautauqua Park
Upton B. Kepford
West Waterloo
Ethel
O'Keafe & Towne’s
Commercial St
Elms
Weat
Buckingham Place
F. B. Newhalfen
A. T. Whittle
Groom House
Normal Street
Cedar Falls
J. EB. Perry
Normal Hill
Snap
Colorado Co
Texas
Dawson . Street
Cadillac
Apperson J Auto Co
E. 7Th St
Majestic
Logan Avenue
Conger St
Allen St
Forest Ave
Sans Souci
Dr. Sage
Commercial Bank
Minneapolis
Watertoo
Davenport
Green & Son
Anoka
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