Cedar Falls Social Roundup of Visits and Plans
Miss Myra McCall returns from Chicago advanced music study while Elsie and Elvira Kline visit their grandmother before returning to Canada. Several Cedar Falls residents travel for family visits, conferences, and summer getaways including trips to St Paul Lake Geneva and Havre Montana. A fatal accident and local obituaries lead into other community notices and upcoming church events. Prof Perrine plans a year abroad and Arlington hotel sale advances in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Myra McCall
Chicago
Elsie
Elvira Kline
Anna Severin
Canada
Thomas Robinson
John Pierce
St Paul
St. Paul
Howard M. Jones
Benson
Hey
Richmond A. Smith
Ruth Dubbett
Fayette
Lake Geneva
Wis
Elizabeth Bishee
Sheboygan
Mame Bowland Hias
P. EH. Boysen
Cedar Rapids
Abram Wid
Havre, Mont
Los Angeles
Cal
Orphin Wilson
Independence
Kemmerer
Clara Bauman
Liscomby
Iowa League of Pastwasters
Waterloo
A. M. Andrews
College Hill
FL. McCreary
Ethel Andrews
Clarksville
McCreary
Robert. Prench
Roland Merner Las
Renis Iy Lyte
Mia
Jain Schonberg
Siouxantey
Christoffersen
Gruff Street
J. B. Kunoeptter
eMars
M. Holm
Kris Nielson
Severin Markussen
Soren Anderson
Cedar Rapis
Magnus Hal
Martin Holm
Robert Collier
Bloombeton
Neb
Collier
Robert
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Kare
Presbyterian Church
Kerr
Mabel Dayton
R.F. Hurlburt
Marshalltown
W. WW. Gisl
Green
Ant
J. G. Perrin
Leavig Choar
J. O. Perrine
Packers Face Expensive Sweet Corn Year Says Waterloo Leader
George E. Lichty, president of Waterloo Canning Co., warns that uncertain weather and uneven corn development in Cedar Valley will push packing costs up. Frost timing, field variability, and shutdowns during cannery runs create a costly, nonuniform season with variable yields. Watermelon crop outlook is late but melons look average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Lichty
Waterloo Canning Co
Cedar Valley
Mr. Lichty
Waterloo
Towa
John D. Johnson
Franke comments on political status and party ties
Mason City August 18. C F Franke, longtime Progressive committee member and former Republican state chairman, says newspapers misstate his name in politics. He has not left the Republicans nor joined the Progressives and expects no urgent move before the next national convention. He warns against sham programs and notes Iowa political talk is premature with voters calm for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Neawy
Iowa
C. F. Franke
National Progressive Committee
Republican State Central Committee
United States
Desperate attempt on Miss Maloney ends in failure
A night prowler fired a single shot through the window at Miss Maury Maloney in the Daniel Maloney home near Knoxville. The intended victim narrowly escaped serious harm as the assailant fled through a corn field toward the railroad. The sheriff and posse searched the area, finding the gun 300 yards from the house and noting unknown marks and the attacker’s large shoe prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Daniel Maloney
Maury Maloney
Satan
Mary Maloney
Dan
Doonley Station
Miss Maloney
L. P
Maloney Place
Sheriffs Ofice
Knosville
Gompers backs World charges on German agents influence
Samuel Gompers president of the Federation of Labor urged a diligent inquiry into World charges that German agents in the United States were fomenting labor troubles. He cited strikes prompted by foreign influence and urged action limited to concrete aims, not broader political aims. He stressed loyalty to American workers and warned against sympathy for either side in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
New York World
United States
Pariz
Thirs
Youth Dies After Hour Under Hay Rake Near Hamburg
Leonard Swift, 18, Shenandoah lad, was dragged under a hay rake for an hour at his uncle's farm near Hamburg on Saturday. He remained unconscious until he died yesterday in an Omaha hospital. The rake caused severe leg and arm injuries with multiple broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Leonird
Swift
Here
Omaha
Holland Raises Army to 350000 Men
Berlin dispatch notes 1915 wine prospects along Rhine and Moselle remain strong with German vintages, while labor shortages hamper vineyard care. Also reports honor conferrals to German naval and submarine captains by Emden, Karlsruhe and Kreuznach, and the Netherlands plans to expand its trained force to about 550000 via the July 30 landstorm DUI, reactivating previously released categories of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rhine
Moselle
Saar
Germany
Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Germany honors four naval commanders as honorary citizens
Berlin reports Germany has named a new tribute or statue to the memory of naval commanders. Four captains have been named honorary citizens in a move seen as a popular diversion alongside plans to name a Daby or a statue or a bridge or tower after Hindenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hindenburg
Germany
Nhess Eut
Half Million Iron Crosses Awarded to German Soldiers
Berlin aug 18 the number of iron crosses thus far granted to German soldiers is near the half million mark statistics upto march 31 according to the Cologne Gazette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cologne
Crosses awarded and 1870s totals noted in war list
The document lists total crosses of the second class at 398,262 with estimates exceeding 450,000 givenarmament growth. It records 6,488 first class crosses, notes costs around 2 1800,000 marks, and cites 1870 campaign awards of 45,791 second class and 3,304 first class crosses. Also announces a film showing Little Miss Brown at the Palace with Vivian Marlin and a notable cast delivering a comic tale of Betty Brown with two lovers and mistaken identity in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Brown
Vivian Marlin
Betty
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