Cedar Falls Notes on Visitors and Local Events
Cedar Falls August 4 brief notes recount visits by Mrs. O. Hammond and daughter to Reed Rapids, Mrs. Lou Hammond from Vermont to Nevada, Kellogg of Cedar Rapids visiting Cedar Falls, and many local social gatherings. Y M C A opens soon with Ray Dickenson taking charge. numerous socials, visits, and travel plans outlined among Cedar Falls residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mra. O
Hammond
H. N. Silliman
Reek Rapids
Horace Watters
Ciizens Bank
Clarion
Lou Hammond
Nevada
Vermont
Kellogg
Cedar Rapids
Monnday
Alisa
Luella Kilbourne
Afr
B. K. Kilbourne
Fort Dodge
Corn Belt Telephone Co
Y. M
J.A. Rude
Pose-Jed
Margaret Gorman
Helena Rude
Ride
John Lemmer
Waterloo
North
South Dakota
Julia L. Hurd
College
Afiss Hurd
Lizzie Lemmer
Cedar Falls National Bank
Pheasants Placed on Game Reserve
Thirty ring necked pheasants sent from Des Moines by State Game Warden Hinshaw arrived in Waterloo township and were placed on the game preserve west of Black Hawk. Farmers posted farms and hunters warned to stay off, with arrests for trespass possible. Officials solicit aid to enforce new game and fish laws statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hinshaw
Waterloo
Ed, Chapman
Waterloo Township
Bhavet
Hinghaw
Waterloo pure food show to feature country store booths
The Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress pure food show will include a country store with goods donated by local merchants and national advertisers. Three young ladies and five gentlemen will preside behind the counter as half the floor space is sold for exhibitor booths. National firms such as Diamond Match, Aunt Jemima Mills, Morton Salt, Worchester Salt, and Thomas Biscuit join local firms like Smith Lichty Hillman, James Black Dry Goods, Rath Packing, Fowler, Waterlog, and Adams Panerra in booths already assigned or under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Retail Merchants’ Association
Tractor advocates rise in Waterloo farm mags
Agricultural magazines including Farm Magazines and Corn Magazine urge tractors for wet seasons. Publicists say tractors extend workdays, reduce reliance on horses, and help store feed while enabling deeper plowing for larger seed corn reserves amid heavy rainfall and silo construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailas Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Gorn Magazine
Waterloo Agricultural Publications
Publici Hons
Paul B. Talbot
Corn Magazine
Dunes and Dawns and the Down Language Note
An excerpt from the London Spectator discusses words related to dunes and downs. It traces origins of down and down in phrases like down in the valley, noting Anglo-Saxon roots and semantic shifts. The piece highlights how a single term evolves to carry opposing senses over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansuage
London Spectator
New Gold Record For Mid-Gummer Weather Strains Harvests
Cloudy Werther damages grain and hay crops as a cold wet spell persists. The record damp month brings heavy losses to small grain and hay harvests with sprouting grain, rotting potatoes, and mould on low land. Farmers warn of high prices and delayed planting due to persistent moisture and cool temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maleturo
W.E. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Mr. Parrott
C. H. Hackett
Weather Bureau
Farewell for Miss Eggler Before Training in Chicago
Fourteen young women gathered at J. C. Nuss's home to bid Miss Olsie Eggler farewell before her Aug 9 departure to Charles City and after three weeks to Cook County Hospital in Chicago for training. Games, music, and refreshments filled the evening as Misses Wether Nuss and Blanche Parrett hosted. The group presented a friendship bracelet engraved with their initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Eggler
J. C. Nuss
Olsie Eggler
Charles City
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Wsther Nuss
Blanche Parrett
City in Brief Advertisements and Local Mentions
A compilation of short notices from Waterloo area residents and businesses. Items include travel plans, visits, family news, medical updates, job changes, and upcoming events. Notable names include H J Cleaver, Mrs C C Griffin, George G Weltze, Kathryn Meek, W R Law, J R Vaushan, G Terpany, J B Ferguson, Amy Cameron, Mrs Lee Au ringer, E G Brown, H W Hammond, Maude Musiller, Paul Davis, Georg Bristow, Maude Atuetier, Marty Ward, Inez Dawson, Grace Dunkelberg, and staff at local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Cleaver
Portland
C. C. Griffin
Vinton
Waterloo
George G. Weltze
Miss Helen Delagardelle to Return Home Tomorrow
Gilbertville notes Miss Helen Delagardelle will leave for home tomorrow after visiting here for several weeks. Loyd J. Lamb shipped two carloads of hogs on Wednesday. Local farmers plan threshing costs for the season. Mary Holbachera improves slowly after an operation at St Francis hospital. Jacob Schmitz installs a new sawing engine and tire machine for cement tire. Rev J Nemuiera lays cement steps at St Mary's church. Miss Genevieve Delagardella is reported sick. The Evening Courier is read in nearly every Waterloo home.
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Chicago
Misa Julia
Carila
A. G. Thompson
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Wil
Staten Teland
Agac
New York City
Hope Foote
Cedar Heights
LeMare
Missouri Valley
Ald Society
Marenice Wiesan
Des Moines
Roy Webb
Houston
Tex
Webb
G. R. D. Kramer
West Twenty-second Street
George Peterson
Binin Street
Aid Society
Danish Baptist Church
Mra
Edith Wilson
Springville
Flittle Wilson
G. B. Read
West Ninth Street
Macomb
Ill
Juhl Julesen
Clear Lake
Forest City
Air. Julesen
College Y. M. GC. A
Sulian Gist
St. Paul
Thair
Wwr
Cedar Rapids
Magilan
Cue College
Ile
The
State University
Iowa
Cmiv
Witt
Broardhead
Wis
Mrr
G. D. Suth
Cedar Falls
Morris Rhode
Olive Street
George W. Lanson, Jr
Tremont Street
George W. Hughes
Pastoften
Tua
Jeppe Kershuigge
Marquette
Neb
West First Street
Dar
Minneanslis
West Congregationel Church
Herg
Kan‘sag City
Minneapolis
Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church
Cedar River Park
Waterloo
F. L. McCreary
Adolph Kramer
Berlin
J. R. Frampton
J. E. Beawden
Emarkus
First Congregational Church
Gilbertville
Helen' ‘Delagardelle
Loyd J. Lamb
Mary Holbachera
St. Francis Hospital
Jacob Schmitz
Herve
J. Nemuiera
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Genevieve Delagardella
FIRM STEPS TOWARD MEXICO PLANNED BY POWERS
Washington, Aug. 4. Details emerge on a plan for joint cooperation to pacify Mexico. President Wilson, in June, authorized seeking aid from central and south American nations. Secretary Lansing will present the plan at tomorrow's conference, urging a last appeal and warning that noncompliance could trigger broader moral and financial support to factions. The proposal also calls to restore war munitions ban and keep the Veracruz to Mexico City rail line open for food deliveries to the capital.
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Washington
DD. C
Slansing
Central
South Americas
Wilson
Lan Finae
Lansing
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
United
Weigert Seeks Health Through Chiropractic Adjustments
Series No. 17 presents WEIGERT arguing health is natural when nerves are free from impingement. He links disease to nerve impingement and urges chiropractic adjustments, along with work, hobbies, self belief, and disciplined living to achieve harmonious organ function.
States and the Latin Americas seize capital and rail line
A report notes that a group or coalition pledged quick action to take physical control of the capital and the railroad by force and to hold them until restoration of police forces, signaling a tense power struggle in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin-Americas
Woman Sentenced for Disturbing Public Quiet in City
Mrs. Mando Sweeney of 1441 Sycamore Street was sentenced to 16 days in the city jail on a charge of disturbing the public quiet. Flora Crary of 1447 Sycamore Street filed the information accusing Sweeney of striking Crary’s daughter as neighborhood women looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mando Sweeney
Sycarmore Street
Sweeney
Flora Crary
Sycamore Street
Three men fall ill after eating toadstools in Valparaiso
Valparaiso Indiana on August 4 Thos H Hard attorney Solomon Hamsey merchant and Gust Bornholt circuit court clerk became dangerously ill after consuming teadetools they believed were mushrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
H. Hard
Solomon Hamsey
Gust Bornholt
How's the Health and the Viro Current Cure
An old health column signals the Viro Current cure for run down feelings with upbeat guidance. It encourages readers to report feeling fine and to seek preventative care while presenting a precautionary tone characteristic of era health advisories.
Time to Come for Free Medical Exams in 1915
An advertisement touts cures for weakness nervous debility and chronic disease by skilled specialists. It promises diagnosis X Ray urine and blood analysis free treatment except medicine and urges visits before August 1 1915. It lists catarrh rheumatism gastritis kidney disease nervous debility deafness paralysis stomach trouble and other ailments, and notes truss fitting as a specialty.
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Truss
Office hours and location at T1034 Sycamore Street Waterloo Lown
The office is located at T1034 Sycamore Street Waterloo Lown. Hours are 9:00 a m to 5:00 p m daily. Evenings are available Monday Wednesday and Saturday from 6:30 to 9:00.
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Sycamore Street
Waterloo
Lown
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Lawn City
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Chippal
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Emily Holt
Farm Magazines
Advocate Tractors
Cloudy Werther
Damages
Smash
Buchanan's
W. R. Law
der Moles
Grand Lodge
Kulels
Pyhlas
J. R. Vaushan
Iowa Falls
Own Baptist Convention
Terpany
Washington Street
J. B. Ferguson
Sioux City
J. M. Cass
iMullan Avenue
Amy Cameron
Lee Auringer
Lafayette Street
E. G. Brown
Wabash Railroad
H.W. Hammond
Lumbago
Paul Davis
Georg Bristow
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
Maude Atuetier
Presbyterian Hospital
Marty Ward
Sumner Street
Broox City
L'Art Dodge
Inez Dawson
Grace Dunkelberg
Wal Ner Street
Winton
Nen
Mr. Whaley Lopes
Richardson & Hunger Grocery
Mascehi
Onis
Lenae
Gean
Bessie
Barriscale
Bessie Barriscaule
Tesad
Mexico
Weigert
Hooma
First National Bank
Scobby
Evertlaement
Palace Theatre
Cort Film Corporation Presents
Walker
Whiteside
Zangwill
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