Consolidation Talk At Germania Cedar Falls Meeting
Germania Building and Loan association and Cedar Falls Building and Loan plan a consolidation forming a single institution. Cedar Falls stockholders named a committee to discuss with Germania representatives. Boost J. W. Ford rumored as mayoral candidate after grand jury service. Federal service calls draw three Black Hawk county teachers to Washington. Dunkerton teachers Allan Coombs Strayer and Maude Whillis accepted for war risk and insurance work. Cedar Falls Fruit and Vegetable Growers club elects officers Chas J Wild president G T Hemstreet vice president ALN Mategn secretary W H Davis treasurer. Remains of Louis Petersen died at Oakdale were brought to the city.
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Cedar Falls
Germania Building &Loan Association
Germania Association
Cedar Falls Building & Loan Organization
Black Hawk County
War Risk Insurance
War Department
Washington, D. C
Allan Coombs
Strayer
Dunkerton
Maude Whillis
Washington
Striday
Obits and Local Notices Highlight Cedar Falls News
Funeral details mention Waterloo service and Greenwood burial beside parents of Chris Petersen. Myron G. Begeman returns to Toledo for Randolph-Hapsom work after July service. Several notices cover travels, engagements, and local events including an Odd Fellows Rebekahs installation and a marriage announcement for Veda Stech and Roy Middlehauf with Feb 12 wedding date. A three month leave of absence for Prof Reuben McKitrick due to health is noted along with a $160 hog check by Merchants Livestock Association and local theater advertisement for Midnight Patrol.
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Waterloo
Greenwood
Chris Petersen
Farmora
Dayton-Carnegie Library
Slath
Main
James W. Ford
John Fave
Chicago
Leo Ebersold
Sibley
Millard Bailey
Nora Springs
Bernice B. Lumley
Boone
Homer
Chase
Wilmer
Minn
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
A. A. Burger
S. B. Humbert
Des Moines
Lenore Silliman
Cedar J Rapids
George W. Hughes
J. K. Bailey
Reuben McKitrick
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Merchants Livestock Association
Lawrence Frandsen
Young Dye Wizard Arbuttle Paroled For Milwaukee Dyes
Milwaukee journalist recounts William Clay Arbuttle, a teenage dye maker once jailed for $10,000 platinum theft, receiving parole six months prior. He now runs a small lab at 187 Michigan Street, backed by former investors. A new company plans to form with near 1 million dollars capital as backers testify to his dye skills. He vows to repay victims and prove he is not a fraud.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William Clay Arbuttle
Green Bay
Arbuttle
M. H. Wiltzius
Churet
Reformatory Board
Bernard Cannon
Cannon Printing Company
William Oesterreich
Novelty Dye Works
Mr. Oesterreich
Arbutile
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George HM. Twaddle
Neware
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Report
Ford
J. W. Ford
Louis Petersen
Oakdale
Ditor
Myron G. Begeman
Toledo
Randolph-Hapsom Company
Regent
Theatre of Cedar Halls
Thos. H. Ince
Midnight Patrol
Bey
Germany
Scharfenberg’s Market
Lafayette Street
Scharfenberg
Tbs
Hamburg
Day, Davis A
Ee Tima
America
Bolt
Dol
Stampede
Ptice
Chantilly
Gach Cata Sibmen Es Lla
Cagney T
Dresser
Scar Jang
Brown
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