Pheasant killings prompt Iowa wildlife hunt crackdown
Cedar Falls February reports Deputy Wm Benton notes local hunters killed wintering pheasants and took feathers to avoid capture. Iowa offers a $100 reward for arrests and convictions. Local society notes include visits, sermons set for Lent, and funeral arrangements for Alfred Utter in New Hartford.
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Wm. Benton
Benton
Iowa
New Hartford
Alfred Utter
C. L. Canning
Hotel Project At Commercial Club Banquet
At the Cedar Falls Commercial club dinner President L. S. Cass of the Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railway spoke and the new hotel proposition was presented. President Hearst named a committee to push the project as members gave short addresses and the event was pleasant. A postcard from J. F. Cass from Galesburg, Illinois, showed Burlington station and implied such a development for their town.
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Commercial Club
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Twin Cities
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Where Women Are Worth Premium in Australia Demand
London reports the Dominions Royal Commission on the demand for women in Australia. The need is for domestic servants and workers, not for marriage. Many English girls bound for Australia are engaged as cooks and servants before arrival, with some men even meeting incoming ships in tugs for scarce cooks.
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Domlinfone Royal Commission
Australia
England
Sunday Dinner at American Restaurant on West Pourtid Street
A historical menu fragment lists Sunday dinner offerings at the American Restaurant located at 304 West Pourtid Street. Items include chicken pie, roast beef, roast pork with apple sauce, boiled tongue with horse radish, mashed potatoes, German fried potatoes, succotash, creamed peas, cabbage, coconut pudding, pineapple sauce with cake, vegetables, olives, and bread. Tea, coffee, and milk are included.
First Web of Girls Seeking Employment Explored
The article describes immigrant arrivals as resemble a hiring fair with employers clustered around the labor bureau. Newcomers securing domestic work at wages higher than in England, while concerns grow about wives' health and population growth. Dr. J G Hildebrand changes location after a fire and the Syndicate building hosts his practice. The piece notes rising output of musical instruments and a growing, though burdensome, Australian factory scene.
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England
J. G. Hildebrand
Russell-Lamson
Syndicate Building
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