Cedar Heights Ladies Host Evening Concert and Notices
A Cedar Heights social column lists events from Thursday evening and Friday notices. The Fred ericks Concert company was detained in Des Moines delaying a church program at First Congregational. Miss Sipher and Miss Swartz entertained on Lyceum instruments after traveling, while engagements include engagement announcements for Gladys Johnson to Kenneth Bragdon and a St Mark's Episcopal service on Saturday. Community clubs and church groups host banquets, meetings, and dinners with attendees and locations noted.
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First Congregational
Fredericks Concert Company
First Congregational Church
Des Moines
W. J. Atkinson
Western Lyceum Bureau
Snd
Walter B. Johnson
Park Avenues West
Gladys
Kenneth L. Bragdon
J. E. Bragdon
Third Street West
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Horton
Russell- Tamson
Beauty Chats On Neck Care By Edna Kent Forbes
Advice column urges careful neck care with mirror checks to spot flaws. It recommends avoiding fattening foods, tight collars, and adds daily neck exercises plus cold cream and ice rubs for a youthful contour. Answers address wrinkles, hair dryness, and posture tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Thea
A. B
Side Talks on Aristocracy by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron discusses the hallmarks of aristocracy in modern society. She notes that true aristocracy appears when traditions manners and surroundings are taken for granted and critiques those who boast of possessions and distance themselves from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Arnold Bennet
Pound Sterling Hits New Low In Early Trading
The pound opens at 33.48 dollars, slipping to 3.471 4 as it marks a new low. French francs reach 13.57 and Italian lire 156.97 per dollar, with marks at 1.08 and Belgian francs at 13.60.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling Exchange
Gronna Moves to Repeal Wheat Price Guarantee
Senator Gronna of North Dakota announced in Washington that he will introduce a bill to repeal the wheat price guarantee act. He argued the food control laws set minimum prices that became maximum under current administration practices, keeping prices high.
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Gronna
Washington, D. C
North Dakota
Senate
Congress
Food and Wheat
Independence Woman Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs. John H. Weber, age about 60, died yesterday afternoon in Cedar Rapids after going there for treatment at St Luke's hospital. She is survived by her husband, several children, her mother Mrs. Rebecca Griswold, a brother Joseph, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements: St John's church, time to be set based on arrival of distant relatives.
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Independence
John H. Weber
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
St. John's Church
Weber
Rebecca Griswold
Joseph
Black Hawk County
Chicago
Kiester-Hall Seed Company
Commercial Street
RE. E. Williams
R. BE
Williams
Basil- Tiere Street
Thesisia
Alexander M
Moir Street
Grover A
Job M. Watson
Hazleton
Kistner
Second emergency hospital imperative amid rising influenza cases
Public health officer Dr. D C Huntoon urged a second emergency hospital if influenza cases do not drop, after inspecting Memorial hall hospital where 46 patients are admitted. Space is full, only minimal areas unused, with 54 max previously. Three deaths from pneumonia linked to influenza reported yesterday and today.
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D. C. Huntoon
Memorial Hall Hospital
City in Brief Buchanan for Glasses
The county board will meet tomorrow. Local updates include Dr. M S Cornish back at his office after a 10 day illness, and Mrs. Edwin Bickle improving at home in Waterloo. Several local figures visit, recover, or travel, with theft and business notes affecting Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Cornish
Fred L. Kimball
F. W. Esher
Multiple Obituaries and Deaths Reported in Waterloo Area
Local notices list Mrs. Emu Bieber Hilmer dying at home on 1433 South Street with survivors Gert rude Walden Wendell and siblings. Lydat Heiduowirth dies in Greene hospital. John C. Neely, former Chicago banker, passes away. George H. Blevins dies of pneumonia in Waterloo. Mrs R E Williams dies of double pneumonia. infant Donald Gutknecht dies in Hudson. J H Rasnap dies after influenza at Memorial hospital. Funeral arrangements pending or underway at Petersen Bros. mortuary / O Keefe Towns mortuary.
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W. Hlllu
Emu Bieber Hilmer
South Street
Team
Peoria
F Lows
Gladibrook
Reimbeck
W. H. Milmer
Waterloo
Rainbeck
Gertrude
Walden
Wendell
California
Kansas
Reinbeck
Petersen Bros
Dh. Rasnen
J.H. Rasnap
Memorial Emergency Hospital
New Hampton
O'Keefa & Towns Mortuary
Howard Rich Dies in Moscow After Illness
Howard Rich of Cedar Falls died in Moscow Idaho yesterday from pneumonia following influenza. He was the son of Mr and Mrs W Rich of Cedar Falls. Interment will take place in Moscow. parents left for the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rich
Cedar Falls
Moscow
Ida
W. Rich
Mexicans Friendly to U S Aviators After Landing in Guerrero
Lieuts. E Javis and G E Grimes, U S Army aviators, returned to U S soil after being released by Mexican authorities near Guerrero. They said locals showed “every attention” and they were not guarded during their landfall caused by fuel shortage last Wednesday. The Associated Press report notes the Colt Supreme Court recess and related espionage act cases.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Tex
E. Javis
G. E. Grimes
United States
Mexico
Guerrero
Mex
Sutreme Court
Associated_ Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
A. J. Partan
W. N. Relvo
Astoria
Ore
Amen's Publishing Society
See ks His Brother Returns From War Post
A letter from Arthur EE Long, a returned wounded Marine, claims he escaped danger and seeks his brother. The piece notes a new writer, a former resident of St Port Pore, and references a Masonic meeting at 2447 West Sixty-fourth Street. The post mentions a postponed session on Sunday afternoon February 1 with a lecture by Robert Graham.
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Arthur EE. Long
Marine
St. Port Pore Sens Coed
Masonic
Paul
West Sixty-fourth Street
Se- Smidy
Sun-jatile
Wash
Rebt
Graham
Guo
Welker
Attorney Claims NEWBERRY Case Involves Money and Manipulation
Dalley recounts alleged Democratic scheme to back James W Helme, with William Mickel hired to run, payments to Helme, and Newberry money funneling through petitions and campaigns. He cites Charles Ployu and Samuel O Dell as part of the alleged payments and reports. Witnesses claim county chairmen hid large expenditures.
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Pageonid
Dalley
Belbery
James W. Hele
Newberry
Willian Mickel
Hele
Genet
Dailey
Mickel
Charles Ployu
Samuel O'Dell
Urek Hadks
Weerstakes
James W. Helms
Canadian Whisky Seized by Customs in Maine
More than 1000 quarts of Canadian whisky hidden in a car of potatoes bound for Washington were seized by U S customs officers at Nortom Maine on February 2. The whisky was shipped from Vanburen on the Maine side of the border.
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Maine
Sy Associated Press
Bangor
Washington, D
United States
Nortorn
Vanburen
Allies deny recognition of Hapsburg restoration in Hungary
The council of ambassadors issued a statement denying that allies would recognize the Hapsburg restoration in Hungary. The denial warned such recognition would violate the peace settlement principles and conflict with Allied aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Parly
Hungary
Council of Ambassadors
Varianea
Charles E. Catlin dies at Cedar Rapids former Illinois Central conductor
Charles E. Catlin, once a Waterloo resident and longtime Illinois Central railroad conductor, died yesterday in Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. He moved to Cedar Rapids about three years ago and had worked a Manchester to Cedar Rapids route. A daughter, Mrs. N C Altland, lives there. Burial will be at Atden.
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George H. Blevins
George HE. Blevins
Mra. E. J. Fay
Sunnyside Avenue
Livingston
Wis
Cobb
Lavina Blevins
H. L. Fay
Waterloo
Petersen Bros
Cobb, Wis
Charles E. Catlin
Illinois Central Railway
Cedar Rapids
Pneumonsi
Catlin
Manchester
N.C. Altland
Buriat
Atden
Yank offers flesh to rebuild faces at Columbus hospital
At Columbus Bar racks hospital 40 wounded Yanks wait for facial reconstruction. A wounded soldier and a nurse volunteered to donate flesh after surgeons sought graft material, the sacrifice linked to a fallen comrade. The donor, from an unnamed western state, asked his family not to publish his name.
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Columbus
Columbus Barracks Hospital
Chateau
Thierry
Court declares widow of Werner Dunken Davison in Hoboken
Vice Chancellor John Griffin in Jersey City rules Anna Solomon Dunken Davison of Garden Street Hoboken is the legal widow of Werner Dunken who died in New Haven in 1916. He had a ceremonial marriage with Minnia Kaiser Dunken in 1901 at Passaic and lived with her until his death. If confirmed, Davison will share the $15,000 estate with three sisters.
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New York
John Griffin
Jersey City
Anna Solomon Dunken Davison
Garden Sheet
Hoboken
Werner Dunken
New Haven
Minnia Kaiser Dunken
Dunken
Passaic
Hat
Anna Davison
Jury trial opens in George B Miller v Rock Island RR
The January term jury trial before Judge HB Boles begins. George B Miller sues Rock Island Railroad for 1000 in damages after a passenger train hit and damaged his automobile on a date in 1917. The railroad contends driver contributory negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Boles
George B. Miller
Rock Island Railroads Company
Marriage Licenses Issued in Cedar Falls and Nearby
The notice lists marriage licenses for John Garoughty of Elkader Hannan Ortner of Dunkerton John J Watson of Cedar Falls and Mara EB Freeland and Barkers UTE as recipients and partners in pending unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garoughty
Elkader
Hannan ‘Ortner
Dunkerton
Cedar Falls
Mara
Freeland
Barkers
Ute
Bolshevik Risers Reported in Tiflin and Kautais
Fragmentary text describes a Bolshevik uprising or riot alleged to have occurred in two cities, Tiflin and Kautais, with reference to forces or factions moving in the lanes. The readable portions imply unrest linked to Reds seizure actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEIZR
Tiflin
Kautais
Rotarians Hear Chautauqua Head Address
Rotarians heard W. J. Stout of Indianapolis, president of the International Lyceum and Chautauqua association, speak on education's role in society. He announced the association's annual convention will be held in the city in September, the second time in 19 years Chicago has hosted as a compliment to the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stout
Indianapolis
International Lyceum
Chautauqua Association
Roosevelt Expressions and Muckraker Term Origins
A discussion of Theodore Roosevelt’s speech coinages and labels such as muckraker hush league czars and nature takers. It notes how these expressions reflected his views on politicians, journalists, trusts, and national policy, shaping American vernacular and journalism.
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York
Roosevelt
Rosewader
Bedlam
Herq
Maan
Pilgrim's Progress
U Fe
Agan
Bolshevists
Raymond Weber seriously ill in Dubuque at aunt’s home
Raymond Weber aged 63 of Lafayette Street is seriously ill at the home of his aunt Mrs. Paul Hoffman in Dubuque. His father left early today for the city to be with him and his parents were informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Wheelock
Merry Optical Co
Kansas City
Waterloo
Wheelock
Iocal Opeat
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
Dubuque
Raymond Weber
Lafayette Street
Paul, Hoffman
Bristow News Roundup from February Local Notices
Local briefs report community events in Bristow and Rockford including church dinners, a chicken supper fund for the Ladies Aid Society, school and town meetings, a farm sale near Woodmis, a serious hand injury from a pump, travel plans for residents, and various want ads. Also notes on a lecture by Rev. F. I. Hantoom and several car shipments to Chicago.
Local Business Deals and Community Notices
Osage Ovage Henry Gaanter and Lloyd W Coonradt bought the H O Miller meat market and its building. The wedding of Alma Sarwe and Ontar Atuluraon occurred at 11 30 Wednesday at the brides sister Mrs William Watsons. Residents and travels are noted including Lewiston Mont Chicago university Los Angeles Cal Winfield Fort. Roy Sherman recovering from a fall and Clyde Osage civil engineer plans for the Flat Lake spillway with the state highway commission.
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OSAGE
Dorsey-Kejly
Wilameton
Richard Dorsey
William Walling
Clell Woodard
Jaane Balsiey
Crawford
Texas
Clyde
Osare
Flat Lake
State Highway Commission
Freight Agents from IC Meet to Discuss Freight Service
About 60 freight agents from Minnesota Wisconsin and the Illinois Central divisions will meet Wednesday at 8 30 p m at the Russell Lamson Hotel in Chicago. J Rea superintendent of freight service J F Porterfield general superintendent of freight transportation and B C Briscol freight claim agent will attend along with invited men from various towns to discuss handling freight and freight trains and to improve the efficiency of the freight schedule and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lews
Illinois Central
Mat
Russell-Lamson
Chicago
J. F. Porterfield
Gener
B. C
Briscol
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Cedar Heights
M. J. Fowler
Henry Austin
John G. Rise
F. M. Linnell
Topeka
Minn
Central Christian Church
John Friske
Parent-Teachers Association
M. L. Tate
Christ. Episcopal Church
Mary Melrose
Otho Abel
G. J. Mack
Daughters of the King
E. Wright
Daughters
Wing of Christ Enisconal Church
Yer
Tessie Cooley
Chanter
F. Stevenson
B. F. Swisher
Stevenson
Geneva Clay
Geneva Club
WY. W. CG. A
Se Francis Auxiliary
St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary
C. Hall
Columbia Records
Onl Miller
Cal Miller
Miller's Creek
Watkins Coal
Thone
Kha
Miller’s Creek Lamp
Wallins Coal Co
Buchanan
West End
Fourth Street Bridge
Kathryn Musk
Kathryn Meek
J.-D. LaValle
Fourth Street East
Dunols
J. F. Geyer
New Hartford
Greater’ Waterloo Association
Cliff Jenkins
Matt Parrott &Sons Company
Virginia Cole
Cok
Arthur Ole
D.s.ramage
Waterloo Bank& Trust Company
Bloomington
Ill
Highland
Hridenworth
Lydat Heiduowirth
Prasbytordan Hospital
Dutier County
Greene
Shoe
G. CG. “Heiden- Wirth
Yha
Alleretta
Presbyterian Church
Atreena
Cadwell
Burtitl
Rosebul Cemetery
Petersen Bros.’ Mortuary
John GC. Neely
H. B. Cropper
John C. Neely
Neely
Merchante National Bank
Corn Exchange ‘Bank
Frank Nesly
Emmons Johnson
Nestor
Donald Gueknecht
Donald Gutknecht
J. H. Gut Knecht
Hudson
Lester
Luceba
Vivian
Vicca
Mr. Gorsz
German Lutheran Church
German ‘Lutheran
Fulton County
Trump
Watkins Coal Co
Hapsburg Dynasty
Yank
Flesi
Whick OF
FMST
Brense
Cray
Bristow
Ornett Granen
Lyon
Ladion’ Aki Society
Church of Corixt
Charles Mahe
Wednewday
Ladiow
Woodmishal
John MuGhoren
John, Jr
J John B. Gough
Upper Iowa
W. GC. Lynch
Dig Hag
Monroy Howltt House
Wilford
I. Gough
Briatow
Granite Fidla
Jermey
Miksa Hornice Overturt
Arnold Delvytor
Michigan
Albert Wubbena
David Kramer
Nockford
Rockford
Stewart
Will Mots
Frank Carrott
John Mliehmneler
Matthews
Whoo CO
Mary Fell
F. I. Hantoom
Congregational Church
Lewis Avenua Congregations
Ebroowyn
A. EF
France
Fosee
West Aide
Erm _ Courier
Brace
West
Remy
Red
Gil
Levi Bros
Tafayette St
Kaize
West Seventh Street
W. Lytle
Weaaenpine
Jos Farm
W. W. Lytle
Sele
Oungson
Cedar River Ink
Aengo! Phons
Warrenton
Oregon
Cara Courier
Blackduck Minn
Keihart
Hawthorne Avenue
Walerino
Sian
Goel
Castbears
Amazamaid" Garment Co
East Third Street
Furnita
Sycamore
Spivack Bros
Stora
Buchanan's
Ero
Horlick
Fashion’ Department
Evening Courier
Waa
Terloo
Ane
Guy
Teenee
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