Wilson in Peril of Blackball in Manhattan Club
New York dated Aug 1 reports Gov Wilson's membership bid at the Manhattan club withdrawn to avoid adverse action. Sponsors included Alton B Parker and Major James Otis Woodward with William F McCombs, amid opposition from Henry Watterson and James Smith Jr. The withdrawal prevents a blackball vote and Wilson’s supporters regroup after a tense pre convention period. Ruth Hosteter returns from Dunkerton after visiting Fern Fisher.
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New York
Manhattan Club
Woodrow Wilson
Alton B. Parker
Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
Henry Watterson
Lab
James Smith
New Jersey
Wilson
James Otis Woodward
Albany ‘Burgess Corps
Manattan Club
Plus
Governor Wilson
William F. McpCombs
Democratic Ational Committee
George Harvey
Watterson
Major Woodward
McCombs
Govmor Wilson
City in Brief shows visits and travels around Waterloo
Local brief items list residents and visitors traveling to Waterloo and nearby towns. Names include Buchanan Cagley Nashua Kimball Adams Vin ton Margadant Williams Jones Malone Sage and others. Travel plans span Des Moines to California with extended stays, plus school opening and a bankruptcy creditors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Williams
Ray Jones
Des Moines
Jones
P. T. Malone
Carlton, Neb
Chas.Bailey
Grand Forks
N.D
F. C. Sage
Bans Souci
V. W. Agnew
Joftice of Bankruptcy
Merrian
Large Offerings Of New Potatoes And Peaches At Markets
Potatoes appear in five to six big loads at public markets with prices firm at 75 cents and excellent quality, while peach offerings are large at 1.25 dollars per bushel. A gardener arrives with a hay rack piled with cabbage and other produce. live and dressed poultry and honey sell well. new honey sells in quarter jars for 35 cents. comb honey goes for 10 to 15 cents a rack. Buyers are fairly large with offerings covering fruits vegetables and eggs. Flowers are available on market days.
Brady War Pictures Offered To School Children
The Daily Hint urges parents to provide Brady War Pictures with text for sixteen weekly sections distributed by the Waterloo Evening Courier. A coupon appears on page 3, with a noon deadline in church parlors, as attendees discussed society business and prepared for evening prayer service at 7 45.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Isabel Manahl
Joseph Bize
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Henry Rohlmann
Mary Glaza
Clarence Manahl
Frank Manah
Second Street
Waterloo
St. Mary’s School
Bize
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Marie Bamford
Logan Avenue
Starlight
J. M. Bamford
Belle Bamford
New Kensington District Gatherings Bring Church Ladies Closer
Westminster Presbyterian ladies in Kensingtons hold district meetups for socializing and acquaintance building. Two gatherings at Mrs. J A Bown and Mrs. W H Barton homes drew twenty seven and numerous neighbors with light refreshments and playful entertainments.
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Kensingtons
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. A. Bown
C. C. Brammer
Kensington
W. H. Barton
Fourth Street West
Novel Agreement Filed For Record In Cedar Falls
John Corrigan and wife Rachel Ann Corrigan filed a settlement with the county recorder to preserve life tenancy rights in their Cedar Falls homestead. The south half of lots 5 and 4 in J. M. Overman’s addition is covered. The agreement grants joint tenancy, upon death of one survivor takes all, keeps homestead protection from execution, requires joint execution for any transfer, and aims to prevent alienation. Witnesses HH. C. Hemenway and Jesse M. Fore. Also a quitclaim by James L. Cooley and wife to Grace M. EB church for property at Mulberry and Fourth streets, site of the old church, with measurements 96 feet on Mulberry and 120 on Fourth.
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Cedar Falls
John Corrigan
Rachel Ann Corrigan
County Recorder
J. M.overman
HH. C. Hemenway
Jesse M
James L. Cooley
Grace M. EB. Church
Mulberry and
Fourth Streets
Mulberry
Fourth
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Frame
Conneticut
New York City
Union Park
Salvation Army
Katharine Thomas
Corps of Salvationista
Ruth Hosteter
Dunkerton
Fern
T. R. Fisher
Buchanan
Mrs. Cagley
Nashua
EB. C. Kimball
Greene
A. G. Adams
Vinton
Nanna Colby
Chautauqua Lake, N. Y
William Stewart
Frank Hearst
First National Bank
iWalker
Minn
Frank Margadant
Pasadena
Cal
C. Margadant
Waterloo East
Della Whinery
Kessie
Mary Hall
Henry Austin
Franklin Street
C. BE. McCarty
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Helen Springer
The
Town Real Estate and Investment Company
Fine International Motor Company ofPhiladelphia
Zola Hosteter
Grundy
Hardin
Myara’ Brothers
Horace Botea
Myers’ Brothers
W. R. Sandford
Price
Paria
Old Society
Edward Margadant
Ayn
Strawberry Point
Maude Hady
Alen Street
Kate
Nell Westfall
Katherine Newberry
George Young
John King
Ralph Barnes
Beatrice
Irvin Howard
Minor Harwood
Helene
Mo Engrem
Marie Bartelt
Newell Street
Miss Bartell
Waterloo Ag
Maison Suzanne St de Berrault
Society News
J. R. Allen
Walnut Street
AID Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Cedar
Sidney Co
Fourth Street East
Iowa
Sidney Company
Fourth Street