Churches Unite for Fuel Saving in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls six Protestant English speaking churches plan a union evening service at Presbyterian Church with Rev K M W Hercher preaching. Morning services merge Presbyterians with Congregationalists, Danish Baptists with Christians, and Zion Evangelical and Methodist groups collaborate. Courts note tax collection and registration activity as deputy revenue agent reports over $5,000 collected. many residents filed blanks with payments attached. Funeral services for Frank Jewell were held at his Washington Street home with interment in Greenwood mausoleum. several local figures attended.
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Cedar Falls
Fuel Commission
Presbyterian Church
Hov. K. M. W. Hercher
Walter Metcalf
Congregational Church
Baptist
J. M. Morris
Zion Evangelical Church
J. W. Holland
Methodist Church
St. Patrick's Church
St. Joan's Lutheran Church
H.& Stanbery
Eldora
Hardin County
Frank Jewell
Washington Street
J. W. Nolland
Charles C. Hearst
Charles I’. Bley
Messer
Frank Hummer
Ernest Jordan
FL Wynegar
Greenwood
Milk Producers Organization Promises One Price and Grades
A meeting at the Chamber of Commerce led to plans for an organization of dairymen to standardize milk prices and product grades. The aim is one price for producers and distributors, with stricter penalties for deviations, and to incorporate and elect officers after further meetings.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. G. Foster
Foster
H. O. Bernbrook
Council of Defense
Bernbrock
British workers gain big wage increases in wartime
London report notes continued war economy vigor with sustained trade and rising wages. Over the past year wage increases surpassed 100 million pounds, reflecting widespread gains among British workingmen as engineering and munition sectors stay active. The Daily Telegraph commentary highlights the fourth year of conflict as a period of notable pay growth.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Complete List of Awards in Boys Corn Production
Cedar Falls and Waterloo firms joined county club leaders in offering prizes totaling 100 dollars for prize acre corn growing in Black Hawk County. John Kerr of Spring Creek won the grand prize a trip to the Chicago International Stock Show funded by James Black of Waterloo. The list details township awards funded by Kimball's Dairy Farmer Waterlong The Waterton Courier and Reporter Cedar Falls National Bank Hughes Dry Goods Cedar Falls Latta Company Wagner Manufacturing Company William Galloway The Times-Tribune Waterloo Cedar Falls Daily Bedford Hudson Savio Gate company Dreadnaught company and others. Second prize per township was 7.90 dollars. total 135 dollars from Town Dairy Separator company. Third prize per township was 40 dollars from Paul’s Dry Goods Company. Names listed include Mike T Baughman Ralph Burs Roland ng er red Kristensen Len Rangsh yo Ring Fred Share Hearst Lester Tair Fant Strutel John Sadier Har Teth Lincoln James Cabeene Otis Layton John at man Kenneth Marty Iwan Taine Klinger Donnby Far Ganiere Arnold Jey Gee Averhaff Clarence Ralph Schroeder Cliferid Silver Wayne Duexey.
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Cedar Falls
Jan
Waterloo
Black Mawk County
Chitagoe
James Black
John Kerr
Spring Creek
Obey
Ames
Kimball
Waterlong
Waterton Courier
Cedar Falls National Bank
Hughes Dry Goods Commins
Latta Company
Cedar Ils
Wagner Manufacturing Company
William Galloway (Co
Waterlon
the Times-Tribune
Cedar Falls Daily
Ee Bedford
Hudson Savi Fara Gate Company
Dreadnaught ! Company
Len Rangsh
Fred
Share Hearst
Robert Hearst
Lester Tair
Fant Strutel
John Sadier
Lincoln
James Cabeene
Mr. Vernon
Otis
Layton Airien
Orange
John
Kenneth Marty
Iwan Taine Klinger
County
Donnby
Far
Ganiere
Arnold Jey i Gee
Averhaff
Ralph Schroeder
Cliferide
Wayne Duexey
Lafayette Young Warns of German Influence and Calls for Unity
Lafayette Young, publisher of the Des Moines Capital, addressed the Waterloo Commercial Club at Ellis hotel, warning of German influence in the United States and urging a single national language, strict voter qualification for foreigners, and heightened patriotism. He urged education for voters, opposed German-language instruction in public schools, and supported Wilson while criticizing foreign meddling and partisan politics.
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Waterloo
K. N. Cawin
FO. Wyant
L. Vowers
B. L. Bowden
EH. F. Stevenson
Mr. Young
State Council of National Defense
Germany
United States
Berlin
America
Congress
Lusitania
Brazil
Argentina
Feren
China
Russia
Tssia
Kaiskh
Ellis Island
Europe
New York
New Mexico
Arizona
Republic
Wilson
Army
Navy
Washington
Iowa
Heatless Monday to mark war savings drive in Cook County
Chicago scene notes three hundred thousand volunteers will give one day a week for the next nine weeks in the war savings campaign. L. D. Waddell, manager, says the designated day is heatless Monday.
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Chicago
War Savings
L. D. Waddell
Cook County
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Cedar Falls Daily News
Churches
Unite For Fuel Saving
Lawn City People
Dubuque
Black Hawk County
City Hall
Agence
A. A. Burger
Yvome
Misa Clara Sutter
State College
Milk Producers IN Organization
Lafayette Young
U. S
Commercial Club
Houston
Mec
Daul Davis
Big Lot
Mina Taylor
Nemo
Omelot Laulies’ Unis
Royal Society and
Tiuculn
Taulies
Mueaie
Fifth Avenue Taffeta
Georgette Walsis
St. Regis Air
St. Regis
N. Y
Joe
Childen
Hadies
Hee
G. C. Kennedy
Eph
Marsh
Franklin Bennett
Black Hawk Nations Bank
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