Traveling and Entertaining in Cedar Falls Notes
Brief notes record residents of Cedar Falls traveling and hosting visits, including Mrs. C. H. Wise returning from Colfax, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox from New York City, and many others touring Minnesota, South Dakota, and Iowa. Mentions arrivals, departures, personal visits, and local social events across a busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
C. H. Wise
Colfax
Lucy Silliman
John Fox
New York City
Jacob Miller
Frank B. Miller
Gaylora Ford
DuPont Powder Company
Indiana
Michigan
Eayer
Curtis Ford
Franklin Street
Adolph Kramer
Berlin
Lincoln
Neb
A. BE. Powell
Monmouth
Burlington
Charles Bishop
Aberdeen
S. D
W. W. DeWolf
W. G. Mullarky
Reinbeck
Sherman NeWolf
Traer
Bess Harrigan
Minneapolis
Arthur E. Bicknell
W. A. Sheerer
Jeanette
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
M. S.kline
G. W,ler
Huron
Frank Sucher
Willan’Sucher
Clay Street
Jones Company
Perry
Charles H. Meyerhols
Panama
St. 4
Lambert and Sons
F. Lambert
Washington Street
Howard White
Sioux City
The Merry Burlesquers at the Waterloo Theatre Tonight
The Waterloo hosts the Merry Burlesquers with two vaudeville sketches, a four-act lineup, and a twenty-strong beauty chorus. Robert Warwick stars in The Face in the Moonlight alongside Stella Archer and Montagu Love in a five-part photoplay set in Napoleonic France, with the Kentucky Derby races shown as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Theatre
Robert Warwick
IL Cooper
Montagu Love
Stella Archer
Robert Warwiel
France
Napoleon
Ina Claire Shines At The Plaza In Puppet Crown
Ina Claire scores again at the Plaza as the princess of Osia in Harold MecGrati’s Puppet Crown. Carlyle Blackwell co stars in tonight’s show, with Blanche Sweet slated for The Secret Orchard tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Ina Claire
Princess of
Osia
Harold MecGrati
Carlyle Blackwell
Lasky Pictures
Blanche Sweet
Union meetings end next week in First Methodist church
The final summer union gathering of First Methodist and First Congregational churches will be held next Sunday evening in the former church with a talk on the War in the region east of the Dardanelles by Y. Hesanna, a Persian Christian educated at a Turkish mission college. Hesanna’s family in Persia has been reported safe after turmoil from Turkish and Russian forces, via Lansing’s consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. J. Pfaitfer
Hopa Teote
Missouri Valley
le Mars
Grace Sloss
Ames
Alice Mitchell
Cedar Heights
S. J. Newlin
State Teachers’ College
S. N. Littiel
Als
Frank Kelly
Weighy
Joseph Meyers
George Mitchell
George Dunlap
Margaret Jean Dunlap
C. P. Smith
Twin Cities
A. Morrow
East Orange
N. J
Charles Hints
West Second Street
Edna
First Methodist
First Congregational
Dardanelles
Y. Hesanna
Marold E. Parr
Turkey
Parr
Hossanna
Persia
Lansing
First Methodist Church
Wabakkuk
Habakkuk
Christ
Fragmentary historic panic sparks reflection on Galata enthusiasm
The text hints at universal panic followed by a sudden impact described as a bolt from the sky and a strange European war, leaving readers debating preserved enthusiasm for Galata amid the shock and aftermath.
Rail labor share debate cited by Journal in 1913 analysis
The Loromotlya Wu engineers' journal reports a diagram from 1913 claiming only 13.04 cents of each dollar went to interest and 4.92 to dividends while 44.06 went to labor. The Railway News and Statistics bureau in Chicago and its editor Slason Thomson defend the method, arguing labor costs rise with heavy expenses, and that profits reflect net returns on investment, not wage shares. The Journal counters that the analysis misleads rail labor and misstates economic vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Rallyoats
Orgatian
Wn- Brivers’ Journal
Ila
Pialsey Claimy Kent
Orwird
Tabha- Bineers” Journal
Cupid
Noads
Interenero
Onew
Pointpant
The
Journal
Bureau of Railway News and Statistics
Harry Castleman Boy Author Dies in Hamburg Home
Charles Austin Bostick, 73, died at his son’s Hamburg, New York residence on Sunday. Known under the pen name Harry Castleman, he authored numerous adventure books for boys. The Evening Courier and Reporter urges readers to seek stories of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Austin Bostick
Hamburg
Bastick
Harry Castleman
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Edward J. Weisbard
John J. Conrad
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Aettere
Florence H. Freer
Charles F. Freer
Gilbertsville
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Harold Bancroft
Paulger
Cedar River
Peter Knudsen
Grove Street
Marie Knudsen
John W. Barnes
Wichita
Kan
J. GB. Snowden
ST. John's Gutheran Church
C. A. Wiederaenders
J. B. Newman
T. B. Carpenter
Claude Cox
Viola H. Schell
Des Moines
State Board of Educational Examinations
Charles FR. Tearst
John Fearer
Pind
J. &. Bailey
Mason Cit
Weard- Wis
Ida Wise
Elden
Boston
Murphy Settlement
Dike
Mullarky's Park
Mullarky’s Park
Oak Ridge
Prof
D. H. Peterson
Denmark
Newell
Bethlehem
Europe
Waterloo
Ralso
Fredsville
Mr. Bryan
Andley
Hla
Evening Courier and Reporter
World Authority
Emily Holt
Fholt
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