Poultry Show Awards Made At Cedar Falls Exhibition
Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry Show awards announced by Judge Carl Dare. Winners include C J Schneck, W E Cowan, W F Kenney, Claude Peverill, Helen Nauman, John Peterson, Hemmerling Bros., A Walker, W Robertson, C W Howe, A M Mether, W A Knapp, C S Corey, White Plymouth Rocks and many other breeds with first to fourth places. Special cups awarded to Barred Plymouth Rock state cup holder W E Cowan and Rose Comb R Reds team Hemmerling Bros. Exhibitors hailed a large turnout and noted records set by eight Rose Comb Black Minorcas exhibitor H A Kubtz who placed fifth at Mountain Grove. New Year’s dinner hosted by Prof and Mrs W W Gist with guests from College Hill and Marshalltown.
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Cedar Falls
Carl Dare
Des Moines
Waterloo
C. J. Schneck
W. E. Cowan
W.F. Kenney
Manchester
Claude Peverill
Oscar Smith
Plainfield
Helen Nauman
John Peterson
Randall
R. IL. Reds
Hemmerling Bros
A. Walker
W. Robertson
C. W. Howe
Hemmer
J. G. Etinger
Stout
Carl A. Whackerbarth
Independence
J. F. Dare
Murtagh & Stevenson
Fouth
H. A. Kuhtz
D. A. Benedom
Wm. G. Smith
Mitchell
K. Putney
Nauman
Carl A. Whackenbarth
Orpington
Glass
H. A. Kubtz
Mountain Grove
England
Canada
Australia
Passing Events and Travel Notes From Cedar Falls
Brief, local society notes from Cedar Falls Iowa detailing Miss Piper’s recovery from typhoid, residents planning trips to California and Arkansas, a 40th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robinson, Eastern Star activities, visits between Chicago and local families, slumber party guests, and assorted introductions and departures among area residents as New Year’s events unfold.
Breeder A H Mether Promotes Fancy Reds in Waterloo
A H Mether, breeder of fancy single comb reds, announces operations from 612 West Seventh Street Waterloo Iowa with contact Blue 1620 and P O Box 432 for inquiries and sales.
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Waterloo
P.O
New Year Promises From Local Store Ahead of 1914
We express strong faith in the coming year and predict robust business in 1914. The store will begin by offering special inducements on Friday and Saturday, January 2nd and 3rd, inviting customers to join in starting the year in the right direction.
Winter Plans and Local Entertaining Cited
Mrs Boyson plans a Florida winter escape while Mr and Mrs Charles Younker host today hosting Carl Franke and Mason City kin along with C A Coffin and family from this city in a social note reflecting community routines and winter travel plans.
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Boyson
Florida
Charles Younker
Carl Franke
Mason City
C. A. Coffin
City
Basketball Gerson to Open Tonight
Cedar Falls Janesville visits the Central school gym for the Tigers season opener. The game sets the tone for next week’s contest with West Waterloo as the Teachers College team heads to Fort Dodge to meet Co. G. 51th I. N. G. Prof. Seymour accompanies. The college opens regular season January 7 at Iowa City.
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Cedar Falls
Tigers
Janesville
West Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Co. G
Seymour
Iowa City
M C White Death Reported in Sabula Iowa
H L Chase received a telegram announcing the death of his father in law M C White at Sabula Iowa yesterday noon. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Sabula. Also noted is the arrival of Mrs Fred Henry’s remains from San Diego and a funeral held in Mt Vernon township this afternoon led by Rev J J Snowden.
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Cedar Falls
H. L. Chase
M. Ic. White
Sabula
Mra
Fred Henry
San Diego
Cal
Mt. Vernon Township
J. J. Snowden
Alumni Meet East High Today Basketball Preview
The East High basketball team hosts a lineup of Becker Berry Dodholt Reed Sage Simpson at 4 pm in the East High gym in a season opener against alumni. Alumni boast a strong squad, including former M C A league players and returning college five veterans.
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East High
Becker
Berry
Dodholt
Reed
Guarda
Simpson
Sage
Board to Meet Next Week on Tobacco Rules and Ward Building
Hast Waterloo district board of education, announced by secretary W H Brunn, will meet Tuesday evening to discuss tobacco enforcement in schools and plans for the new Ward building in the McWilliams Howrey addition. The project, drawn by M B Cleveland, may see alterations. only the foundation will be laid this year, with construction to start in 1915 at an estimated cost of $50,000.
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Board of Education
Hast
Waterloo
W.H. Brunn
Ward
McWilliams-Howrey
M. B. Cleveland
Lincoln School
Brunn
Wildlife groups urge Californians to keep game sale ban
New York Jan. 1 A coalition of national wildlife organizations held in New York City issued an appeal to California voters to reject a referendum aiming to repeal the state’s recent ban on selling game. They claim market hunters and dealers push repeal, warn it would harm conservation and deter visitors to the Panama Pacific Exposition, and call for a conference with William Randolph Hearst to support preserving the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
California
William Randolph Hearst
Architect J. Ian Ralston Designs Edison School
The Courier omits notice of Architect J. Ian Ralston in yesterday's pioneer improvement edition. Ralston mapped the building plan for the Edison School in Westfield, and his work aims to place the structure among Waterloo's top examples of utility, simple architecture, and ornamentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Pioneer Improvement
Thomas A. Edison
Westfield
J. Ian Ralston
Ralston
West Board of Education
Waterloo
Weather and market notes from Chicago and Waterloo
Weather forecasts call for unsettled conditions with possible snow flurries and colder temperatures in the west. Market reports cover Livestock and Grain across Waterloo and Kansas City, with cattle, hogs, and sheep pricing, receipts, and opening trends. Details include bids for butter, creamery products, and various grains, with regional price quotes and market activity through the day. Companies mentioned include Lamson Brothers & Company and Chicago Board of Trade, plus Waterloo flour and grain lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mairie Bay
Kansas City
Nanusas City
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Cedar Falls Daily News
G. Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Main Streets
Poultry Show
Judge Dare
J. F. Brandt
Clyde Whitten
L. F. Johnson
W. H. Rawlins
BE. McLean
F. Andrews
John Ball
Dubuque
G. A. Crabtree
Hudson
M. Christiansen
Dorothy Gilbert
M. Stallman
B. Bley
J. F. Stevenson
Oliver Rocker
A. M. Mether
Lakenvelders
B. J. Bruins
W. S. Lynes
Oliver Racker
W. W. Gist
Green
College Hill
Rev
Hurlburt
Familly
Marshalltown
Lawn City
Piper
John Cole
Waverly
H. T. Briden
H. W. Briden
Julia M. Ford
George Younker
Arkansas
W. A. Robinson
Bluff
13Th Streets
Mr. Robinson
James E
Lou O
John H
Eastern Star Lodge
Leon Carney
Margaret and
Hart
Chicago
Ruth Dutbert
Wilma Garnett
Mildred Packard
Hazel and
Marie Harker
Hazel Morris
Kittie Weisbard
Margaret Rait
Robert Mason
Hartington, Neb
Mrs
Carl Keller
J. E. Britton
Citronelle
Ala
Lulu Hughes
Mary Murphy
Eagle Grove
Charles Fuller
Nashua
H. R. Brown
Catharine Crawford
Otto Irier
Chas, Kellogg
Calmar
Bert Archer
W. H. Harrington
Helen Knapp
R. L. Garnett
F. Hersey
R. C. Webster
B. Dubbert
Fayette
P. H. Boyson
Cedar Rapids
Sarah M. Dayton
A. H. Mether
Hammerling Bros
Rhode Island
Iowa
Rose Comber
I. Reds
R. I
Commercial Street
B. E. Maclean
Bradley
Orpingtons
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Hla, Kurtz
Waterloo, Lowa
Missouri
R. C
Rhode Island Reds
Clarence A. Walker
Third Street
Towa
Gerson
M.C. White
Abul
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh-Place
G. Larrabee
Tlowa
Wellington
Promeer
Teriesnes
Tiny and &Craw
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
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