Young Couple Marry in Chicago After Waterloo Runaway
Miss Dora Moses and Carl N Cleveland, both Sterlingworth youths from Waterloo, wed today in Chicago after eloping last night. They plan a brief honeymoon then return to Waterloo to resume livelihoods in steam laundry office work and toolmaking at local factories.
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Dora Moses
Carl N. Cleveland
Waterloo
Chicago
Mrs. Cleveland
Fach
Cleveland
A. C. Moses
Baltimore Street
Waterloo Steam Laundry
A. Cleveland
Third Street West
William Galloway Company
Sterlingworth
No More Gifts For City Workers Denied
Cedar Falls la Peb 15 Special The city council committee on claims rejected Prof Eastmans claim for 1400 damages from an overflowing water tank winter damage broke trees and caused weight damage. Attorney Stevenson hinted at a pending law suit and another Eagle Grove case involving a lady injured by a fallen telephone wire. City Attorney Newman faces forthcoming duties amid these actions.
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Cedar Fabs
Eastman Ollows
S. KK. Stevenson
Iowa City
Eagle Grove
College Tum
J. B. Newman
Cedar Falls Works on Deep Well and Civic Improvements
Cedar Falls Iowa February 15 A city council committee will hire a professional driller to test an 18 inch well near the pumping station hoping to reach water at 156 feet free from surface contamination. If Prof Marston of Ames is right a larger well may follow to solve the water problem with modest cost. The Civic Improvement League plans to clean and enhance timbered ground between the mill race and the river below the dam. The area, once a summer retreat for tramps, features large shade trees and bluegrass, offering parklike scenery. Public highways are reported in frightful condition, hindering farmers hauling corn to market at 52 cents per bushel. The February thaw is seen as key to road improvements. Cedar Falls P A RSs meets Saturday with Miss Plummer. D A R chapter plans discussion on Historical River and Inland Towns. Thirty five students from Grand View College arrive for events, with Bethlehem church hosting. A local farm rent sets a record cash of $5 per acre for eighty adjoining acres. Plans for a new emergency hospital at the Teachers College are approved, to be 32 by 87 feet with modern appointments. Cedar Falls hosts Marshalltown in basketball, aiming to extend an undefeated season.
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Cedar Falls
Conneil
Marston
Ames
Civic League
Civic Improvement League
Ilingis Central rail road shops to shed lodging quarters
A morning operation at Ilingis Central railroad shops tear out lodging quarters and comms department equipment. Beds and berths in the machine room are hauled away while the round house kitchen gear is abolished. The area, used for daily meals since October strikes, will be converted to runch house use. No more cats or sleeps for shopmen on COMPANY property.
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Ilingis Central Railroad
Round House
Winsers
Minois Central
Three Addresses by Gov Wilson in Des Moines
Des Moines on February 14 Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey may speak three times during his brief visit March 1 committees from the Wilson league arranging speeches for men and religion forward movement at the Bankers' club of Des Moines Wilson will deliver his political speech after a Panquat at the Coliseum
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Des Moines
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson League
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Bankers’ Club
Nes’ Moines
Wilson
Transfers of Property Notes of the Sick and Society Events
Cedar Falls reports Rev. FL C. Hesse of Beulah Kan visiting due to his father C A Hesse illness. The elder Hesse is said to be much improved. Mrs Henry Sindt bought Thyge Rasmussen property at 1A09 Washington St for 3000. She recently sold 1321 State St to Danish Bethlehem church for a room for youths’ gymnasium. Supt Francis struggles to secure judges for Friday night debate with Marion. Miss Knapp and Ruben Lynch wed at Mt Vernon township home. they will live at Wilcox place once owned by Auditor Z J Rainbow. Chas Younker called to Siloam Springs for ill father and brother-in-law Barner in hospital cancer care. W S Hostetler blames railroads for coal shortages. rails prioritize own use. Yeoman lodge held Valentine party at Aus tin Leversee home. Guy Leversee hosted. Harrison Peck improving though speech causes distress. Cedar Falls potato shipments from Minnesota. Henry M Hung received ado bushels at about 1.25 per bushel. Mr and Mrs Herman Miller move to Cedar Falls from Finchford. Citizens petition Cedar Falls Rural Route change to Route No 2 so Carrier Stevens travels west on Twenty second to Campus street then south to Twenty seventh street to serve five or six patrons. Postmaster Jarnagin supports the change. Cedar Falls boys plan a high hike next Saturday for hay scouts. they will explore Snag Creek and map discoveries. skis provided to traverse deep snow.
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Cedar Falls
Post- Office Department
Washington
Carrier Stevens
Jarnagin
Buelah Drake In Perilous Plight
Cedar Falls Iowa February special report on Buelah Drake age 14, patient at L C McLain hospital St Louis for infantile paralysis, narrowly escaping fire on fourth floor while on third floor. She relied on wheelchair then elevator to safety. building suffered fire and water damage. Drake shows improvement since visiting sanitarium, plans cure in six months, hopeful. Also notes Cedar Falls club elects officers at annual meeting of the Nineteenth Century club with Mrs J M Fuller as president and other officers listed.
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Cedar Falls
Buelah Drake
Charles. Drake
L. C. McLain Hospital
St. Louis
Enelah
Buejah
Iowa
Cedar Falls Club
Nineteenth Century Club
F. O. Jackson
Mrrs
J. M. Fuller
Bruce Francis
A. N. Silliman
EB. E. Vanderveer
F. L. Snider
Z. O. Knapp
Shakespeare Study Plans From I Vanderveer and Mrs Bedford
I Vanderveer and Mrs W H Bedford announce the club will study Shakespeare this year. The brief note indicates a literary focus and group participation.
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I L. Vanderveer
Annual Report of the American Bar Association
Baltimore February 13 The thirty fourth annual report shows 1118 new members bringing total to 4701 an increase of about thirty percent in one year There is one honorary member James Bryce British ambassador Stephen Gregory of Chicago is president Members from all states DC Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Philippines The report lists 47 state and 506 local bar associations next annual meeting will be in Milwaukee Wisconsin August 28 29 1912
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Baltimore
American Bar Association
James Bryce
Stephen
Gregory
Chicago
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Poto Rico
Philippine Islands
United States
Milwaukee
Wis
Townsend Endorses Taft At Adrian Rally
Senator Townsend praised President Taft at a Republican rally in Adrian Michigan. He cited Theodore Roosevelt as guiding the path Taft has followed, mentioning Roosevelt without criticism while noting positives and only minor faults in Taft's administration.
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Adrian, Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Senator Townsend
Taft
Roosevelt
County Warrants Issued in Week Report
Treasurer Frank T. Pentley reports county warrants for the week ending Feb 10, listing County fund 544.95 Poor fund 666.46 Bridge fund 1 75 Road district 4223.50 totaling 2105. The note adds a slogan about it being good for your family with a humorous line about father mother and children and a line about food for everybody.
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Frank T. Pentley
Bala - Vi
Coal theft arrest shocks Illinois Central yard workers
John Weighter, 43, arrested by Special Agent J. Young for slow coal shipments and stealing multiple tons from Illinois Central Railroad during winter. He will be arraigned in Police court at 5 PM. Special Agent Daniel Ihler said the suspect had supplied his home with fuel at stockholders' expense, with a Waterloo dealer reporting three tons missing from a car in his yards.
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Illinois Central Railroad Company
John Weighter
J. Young
Ife
Railroait
Neighter
Daniel Ihler
North Waterloo
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Elmer Fridell
Raymond Tipton
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Marion
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Teachers’ College
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Tempely
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Kan
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Hesse
Kansas
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Thyge Rasmussen
Washington Street
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Sindt
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Symnasium
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Francis
Miss Knapp
Ruben Lynch
J Bride
Mt. Vernon Township
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Z. J. Rainbow
Chas. Younker
Siloam Springs
Barner
W. S. Hostetler
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Guy Leversee
Harrison Peck
Tremont Street
Minnesota
Henry Mhzang
Herman Miller
Finchford
Edar Falls
Hay Scouts
Snag Creek
Third Street
Guy's Place
Annual Report OF Bar Association
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Blackuawe
ALCON
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Jefferson Street
John Neighter
Meld
Thiet
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East Fifth Street
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