World tourist it Lana cit world tourist it Lana cit IWas Formerly in Drug Business New Heads Syndicate
Henry Pfeiffer returns to Philadelphia from a world tour with his wife joining relatives on the Pacific coast. Pfeiffer heads a major patent medicine syndicate after leading Pfeiffer Chemical Co and acquiring Bucklin Co. business interests in Chicago.
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Chehaullis
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Pfeiffer Chemical Co
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H. E. Bucklin Co
Chicago
Danish Pupil Picnic Marks Summer Danish School
The Danish school pupils in Cedar Falls held a picnic at the golf links to close a term run by the Danish Bethlehem church. Instructors Mies Olga Olsen of Nysted and Miss Sophia Christiansen of Garden City taught Danish language and culture to children of Danish families, blending home Danish with public school English.
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Dairy Picnic 15 Set for Aug 22
The Benson Cow Testing association fixes Aug 22 for the annual Morgan's grave picnic. Ames state college will provide a speaker, with local talent and a cow judging contest for boys. An orchestra will entertain as farmers gather to improve farm life and conditions in Benson community.
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Progressive meeting in park plans rally for Roosevelt spread
Black Hawk County Progressive club held a lively meeting at the Felis hotel to organize a county central committee led by E L Hosteter and J K E Bragdon. A big Friday rally featuring Rev. Charles H Talmage aims to mobilize support for Roosevelt with music talks and outdoor plans if weather permits.
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Filis
Charles H. Talmage
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Third Congressional District
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East Side Park
Armory
Opera House
Ellis
Roosevelt
Waterloo Business College Holds Graduates Baccalaureate
The graduates who will complete their course Thursday evening attended services in a body with the faculty.
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Baccalaureate Sermon Inspires Universalist Congregation
Rev Effie McCollum Jones delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Universalist church on The Ruling Passion emphasizing character formed by坚持steadfast purpose. A class reception follows at President Gates home and the graduation is Thursday at the Majestic theatre with speaker Dr Charles N Talmage of Boston.
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Charles N. Talmage
Boston
Dropped Dead While At Work in Independence Iowa
Jacob Esler, longtime West Side Lumber yard employee, collapsed and died of heart failure at his work near Independence Iowa last week. He had left home at 12 45 after a hearty dinner. Yard manager E Smith found him prostrate and dead upon returning.
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Heating Plant Plan for Lane Block Development
A new Central Heating company with H C Martin Geo E Lighty and James Black Dry Goods forms to build a large heating plant behind the Martian and Black interests. The project backs a three story building on the old Lane property with six storefronts a hotel lobby and hotel rooms on the upper floors. Architect G P Schockley drafts the plant plans to heat the four block area bounded by Sycamore Fourth Lafayette and Park avenues.
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Geo. E. Lighty
Central Heating Company
Geo. Lichty
G. P. Schockley
Christ Episcopal Church Resumes Services After Vacation
The Christ Episcopal Church congregation returns with a new floor installed during vacation. Dr. G W Hinkle praises the Ladies Guild and Daughters of the King led by Mrs F F Strayer for fundraising. A Feast of the Transfiguration service is set for tomorrow at 1 PM. The Daughters of the King meet tomorrow afternoon and vestry on Thursday. Sunday school resumes the first Sunday in September.
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Daughters of the King
Dairy Day Planned in Delaware County
The Silver Spring Creamery and local businessmen prepare for Dairy Day in Delhi on Thursday. Speeches by W. B. Barney state dairy commissioner and J. J. Ross and S. Fistell spotlight dairy topics. Hopkinton band music, baseball games, a merry-go-round, a grand evening ball, and a dairy cattle contest with $300 in prizes mark the observance.
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Silver Spring Creamery Company
W. B. Barney
J. J. Ross
S. Fistell
Hopkinton
Rally Banquet Planned By Waterloo Knights
Waterloo Knights and Ladies of Security announce a rally and banquet at their hall in the Labor temple Wednesday night to celebrate adding 98 new members and to mark progress toward forming the largest lodge in the state. An initiation for 200 is hoped in early October. I M Gibson will address the event on the adequate rate standing with songs included.
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Rall
I. M. Gibson
The
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Henry W. Eison
Onis, University
W. H. Hartman CO
Kid Day Returns at Electric Park This Friday
Electric Park will open its gate to children 14 and under this Friday evening for another Kid Day event announced by manager Herbert Parker. The previous gatherings drew large crowds and free admission for the under 14 group is highlighted.
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Electric Park
Herbert Parker
Feaghers Attend County Institute In Waterloo
Black Hawk County Teachers Institute opens at Waterloo West High School with 75 enrolled, rising to 100. Attendees include Hattie Moore-Mitchell Des Moines and several superintendents from Cedar Falls Clarion Marion Wa verly and Waterloo. An illustrated California lecture by J W Williamson is set for tomorrow. Exhibits and a vaudeville program wrap up the afternoon. A straw vote on the next president shows Roosevelt leading Wilson and Taft, with others not voting. Mr and Mrs Klingaman and Mrs Bickley depart for a six week western tour, visiting Minneapolis Regina Vancouver Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles where relatives gather.
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Regina
Canada
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Vancouver
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Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Strawberries Return in Marshall County, Iowa
Marshalltown August 5. Ripe strawberries on the market mark a novelty reviving tastes since earlier berries disappeared. Harlow Rockhill a five year propagator of the Burbank variety picked three crates from his vines last week. He reports vines full of blossoms and green berries and hopes for ripe fruit until frost if moisture remains.
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Harlow Rockhill
Marshall County
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Winners named at traveling men's picnic Tug of War
Winners in contests held Saturday afternoon at the traveling men's picnic at Electric Park were announced. Tug of war for men featured captains RC Eggert and A M Kerr leading teams. married division results noted.
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Wleetric Park
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A. M. Kerr
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