Cedar Falls News Highlights Society and School Life
Cedar Falls notes record student transport for the two week recess, local D A R meeting plans, visits by residents from Waterloo and Chicago, church services, births, illnesses, and a Gideons drive to place Bibles in hotels. Also reports fire at Spangler grocery and a Cedar Falls Woman's club TWELFTH NIGHT celebration with a full period program.
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Walker
Prairie de Chien
Wis
Chicago
Florida
Theron
Walter Metcalf
Webster City
Blatraburg
Business Woman's Department
Cedar Falls
Ohio
Ohio State Teachers’ Journal
C. P. Colegrove
Waverly
Teachers’ Institute
Lillian Coombs
Fairbank
5. W. Coombs
New Hartford
Paul Wartzman
State Teachers’ College
G. W. Clark
Donald Murphy
Ottot Murphy
Peoria
J. E. Bates
Waterloo
W. T. Spangler
East Gedar Falls
Harold Bancroft
Green Mountain
John Henry van Dyke
Eugene Carney
T. B. Carpenter
L. E B. Bladine
W. G. Weart
J Hn. van Dyke
C. C. Keller
W- L March
Leo Paulger
H. 9. Gilkey
H. B. Stiles
W. H. Merner
Gerttrude Bayless
Katherine Jenness Hadsell
Diaiog
Taber
Willimek
A. Doehimler
J. O. Perrine
Rhoades
Mystic Workers Open Installation Tonight in Waterloo
George B. Allen of Kansas City, supreme director of the Mystic Workers of the World, will attend an open installation of officers at the Labor temple in Waterloo. About 150 to 200 members and friends are expected. Performances include violin solo, readings, vocal solos, and a plate solo, followed by an address by Mr. Allen. Officers to be installed are President R. J. Belt, Vice President Frank Lawson, Secretary W. L. Belt, Banker S. Freedman, Marshal Charles E. White, Warder Albert G. DuPay, Sentinel Fred Long, Supervisor Joseph Ganz. Refreshments will be served.
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Waterloo
Labor Temple
Order
Elizabeth Seeley
Lucile Whittie
Besa Freedman
Ferne Belt
John Harrison
Fred Cutler
Allen
R. J. Belt
Frank Lawson
W.L. Belt
Freedman
Charles E. White
Albert G. DuPay
Sentinel
Fred Long
Joseph Ganz
Mastering Digestion: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
A period ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they ease stomach work by balancing stomach juices and aiding digestion. The copy asserts the tablets pass tests, earn American patronage, and are available at 50c a box with a free sample offer via mail order.
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Beast
Stuart
Hall Case Warns Commerce Board
Washington opinion cites opposition to Henry Clay Hall for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Backers expect confirmation but warn of a major fight over legality of eastern rate increases. Senators Cummins Clapp and La Follette challenge the commission’s authority to raise railroad rates to spur business. Some expect Hall to temper the commission’s approach in the western case.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Clay Hall
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lkely Hall
Cummins
Clapp
la Follette
Bright Lights Dupe Hens Lay Sore Eggs
Chicago poultry raiser George C. Newell reports electric lighting to extend day length for hens. Two lighted cups flood the birds two hours before dawn and lights stay on until 9 PM, boosting winter production from 26 to 83 eggs daily after 11 days. He says 150 hens yielded 18,000 eggs last year and expects better results.
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Chicago
George C. Newell
Newell
Day for Each Hen Light Trick Reveals Seasonal Feats
A farmer explains a method to simulate equal daylight for hens across the year. The technique, described as a ruse, suggests manipulating light exposure to influence laying patterns. The author notes surprising results from this approach.
Installation of officers at Vinton lodge No 62
Vinton lodge No. 62 A F and A M installed its officers with A B Forrester as installing officer. New officers included C E B Gerberich W M, W G Fry 8 W, W T Woods I W, W C Hales treasurer, Hugh Mossman secretary, H Eckels 5 D, J A Ruhl J DD, WC Wallace 5 3, NP Knight, A B Dowell tiler. Fellowcraft degree conferred, luncheon served.
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Vinton
Vinton Lodge
A. FL
A. M
A. B. Forrester
C. EB. Gerberich
W. M
W. G. Fry
W.T. Woods
I W
W. C. Hales
Hugh Mossman
George Buch
Buch
Mr. Schnoor
Eden Church
W. F.spry
Waterloo
Eden
Frank Kerkman
Doda Bobzein
van Horne
Belkowsky
Harry White
Jackson Township
Des Moines
State House
Harold
Esther Williams
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
D. Williams
Des Moines Delays on Women’s Reformatory Farm Purchase
Des Moines officials report the farm for the women’s reformatory cannot be bought yet as funds are tied to land purchases. Much depends on legislative appropriations for buildings, equipment, and management, delaying progress and awaiting a state plan.
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Des Moines
Women's Reformatory
Reformatory
Anamosa
Dual management may affect location of reformatories
Discussion notes that sharing control of two institutions could influence site choice for the new reformatory while suggesting it be placed in a town in another county accessible by rail. Warden McLaughry reported 34 women at the reform school, urging a separate facility. AT THE PALACE THEATRE St Elmor shown with strong photography and vivid double exposure effects praised for worth while photoplays.
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Tory
Warden McQlaughry
Reformatory
St. Elmor
The Ham Tree musical comedy at the Waterloo
McIntyre and Heath star in The Ham Tree a Sunday performance at the Waterloo. The duo, famed for their comic chemistry, headline the light hearted show which promises rustic humor and lively songs.
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McIntyre and Heath
Mock Wife Engages In Holiday Romance At Peoria
Miss Edith Magoon of Muscatine created a holiday tale by posing as a stranger’s wife at a Peoria dancing party. The pair, after a night of feigned introductions, decided to continue the relationship, with an engagement to be announced to friends upon her return to Muscatine.
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Tle
Edith Magoon
Peoria
Tuinory
Miss Magoon
Soga
Tre Montartle Club
Margaret Weir
Peotla
MacAleenan
Home Sweet Home
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