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Cedar Falls Notes Show Local Life and Deaths
Cedar Falls news notes report Mrs. Bias and son visiting, joint G A R post installation, church services, hospital upkeep, a theft incident at Jefferson Barracks, and many social visits. Death of C H Northway at 303 Tremont with funeral at home and burial in Lincoln township. survivors include a son H C Northway and daughter Mrs C H Abbs.
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C. H. Northway
C. IL. Northway
Tremont Stret
Cedar Falls
J. W. Holland
Lincoln Township
H. C. Northway
Alpha, Minn
C. H. Abbs
Waterloo
Price stability praised by grateful patrons in 1918 note
A reader thanks Mr Park for keeping newspaper prices steady at the old figure for a year, expressing belief that a large share of subscribers will agree that the price named for 1918 is fair.
Traveling and Business Men Elect Officers Waterloo
Co. W. Powell was re elected president of the Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's association at the annual meeting Saturday at Hotel Russell Lamson. J R Ravelison was elected vice president A H Holt secretary and W R French treasurer. The board of directors will include P H O Neil J A Lamb and Reno Hesser. Resolutions of respect and sympathy for the late C L Kingsley were adopted. Kingsley had long been a member of the association.
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Co. W. Powell
Waterloo Traveling & Business Men's Association
Russell-Lamson
J. R. Ravelison
A. H. Holt
W. R. French
P. H. O'Neil
J. A. Lamb
Reno Hesser
C. L. Kingsley
Mr. Kingsley
Association
Year 1917 and Americas Rise in War News
Dr John Robertson Macartney of First Presbyterian reflected on 1917 as pivotal in a Sunday sermon. He highlighted US entry into World War I and Russia’s upheaval, noting a new global role for America and a cleansing of national faults as the war forged unity and renewed faith.
Police Circles Reported Crimes And Incidents In City
Fred Thomas held for investigation after police found two packages of literature and an IWW book in his room along with a Savage 32 caliber revolver. Frank Sherman Hughes confessed to stealing $8 from a restaurant employer after detection by Detective Tom Morris. Frank Rankin, crippled, was directed to police station for lodging Saturday night after not eating since Friday. Another cripple selling pencils received a police lecture for remarks to would be buyers. A wife beating claim surfaced against G G Pierce per his wife who had him arrested. A purse with 67 dollars cash and 37.80 in checks found by Mr Nelson at Metropole hotel. Greek grocer’s owner located on Jefferson F.L. Benedict’s auto stolen from Grace M E church during services. Detective Morris traced the machine to Fourth and Commercial at 4 p.m. Raid on Almond street netted two Negro women, two white men and one colored man. Get the benefit of the clearing shoe gate, store open tonight. Wang Miller Shoe Co advertisement.
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Cedar Falls
College Hospital
Potter
Fhervald Nelson
Viking Pump Factory
Efferson Barracks
George B. Rowell
Des ‘Moines
Civic and Philanthropy
Paul Leved
Wyom- Ging
Frieda Cahoon
Oleson
Camp Dodge
J. G. McAlvin
Townsend-Merrill Company
Quinty
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Congregational Church
W. Wester
Walnut Street
Roger Leavitt
Boston
American Board of ‘Missions
Mary Louise
Sea-Pines
St. John'’s Lutheran Church
Tremont Street
R. BK. King
Hartford
Mick
R. G. Mason
Hartington, Neb
Carl C. Keller
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
J. W. Holland
W. W. Gist
Irving H. Hart
Eeils
J. BR. Campbell
Missoula County
Mont
C. E. Campbell
Record Force
Bliss Elizabeth Bisbee
Sioux Cea
Sunday School Council of the Baptist Church
C. J. Mentzer
Mildred Wilcox
Estherville
Blossom
Fenton
M. A. Halt
State Street
Robert Willard
Peoria
George
Camp Sherman
N. C
W.S. Willard
S. W. Parker
Watertown
M. Parker
P. P. Parker
Janet Vanney
S. E. Wilson
California
Nell Weaver
Des Moines
Alfred Hansen
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
E. M. Deal
Twenty-fourth
Franklin Streets
Gideons
Henri Paul
Twelfth
Clay Streets
Eveline Iblings
West Fifth Street
Roy Bock
Lb. W. Bock
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Frank Boeck
Minneapolis
Walter Hurham
Osage
Joe Clay
Fred Thomas
Investigaton
Alsc
Frank Sherman Hughes
Tom Morris
Frank Rankin
Staten
G. G. Pierce
F.L
Benedict
Grace M. E. Church
Fourth
Commercial Streets
Almond Street
GUT PASSENGER SERVICE MEETING ON CUTTING TRAINS
Superintendents and passenger representatives of the western line of the Illinois Central confer with W S Williams general superintendent today. They expect to curtail passenger train service so more engines may be available for freight. Attending are H S Gray and J L B McCabe of Dubuque J F Dignan of Freeport and T E K Sullivan of Fort Dodge.
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Western
Illinois Central
W. S. Williams
H. 8S. Gray
JL. B. McCabe
Dubuque
J. F. Dignan
Freeport
T. EK. Sullivan
Fort Dodge
Questionnaires Returned Undelivered in Waterloo Registrants
The legal advisory board faced a busy day as 47 registrants were numbered at 9 40 with only six questionnaires completed. Names include Vernon Leger Turner Myron G Thompson Roger Skeggw Byron B Bueghly and others. A shoe sale and marriage licenses for Sherman Rae Pearl King Ray Countryman Adel Countryman are noted in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Vernon Leger Turner
Myron G. Thompson
Roger Skeggw
Byron B. Bueghly
David E. Green
Henry G. Christiansen
Perry 2. Wilson
Spiras H. Tharkalos
Albert F. Steiner
Glen J. Staaworth
W. A. Slone
Nicholas Patronea
Jesse Lewis
Joseph Krasinger
Thomas Krist
Henry Guls
Sherman C. Rae
Denver
Colo
Pearl, King
Ray J. Countryman
Adel Countryman
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