Teens Gather For Social Events In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls notes record a busy week of visits and entertainments. Rev. Walter Metcalf officiates multiple funeral rites in Blairsburg. Miss Margaret Bishop visits Cedar Falls en route home to Pine Bluff Arkansas. Families arrive from Hutchison for weekend stays as activities shift to clubs banquets elks and Woodman lodge. A basketball game between the Tigers and Reinbeck ends 24 to 1. A mid winter play Stop Thief is repeated due to crowd demand. The community unites for Lowry Tabernacle construction and Nineteenth Century Club banquet along with oratorical contest preparations at the State Teachers College.
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Cedar Falls
Walter Metcalf
Blattsburg
Blairsburg
Margaret Bishop
State Teachers’ College
A. Bishop
Crosby, Wio
Pine Bluff
Ark
J. A. Bishop
J.T. Croak
Dorothy
Hutchison
Bertha
Clara Bishop
Croak
Clarence Elliott
Am Elliott
Seattle
Royal Neighbors
Edward Kuehne
Woodman Lodge
Woolman Hall
J. W. Philpot
Dubuque
United States
F. D. Pierce
J. B. Knoenfier
Benesis
Muh
Sousington
James, Prownell
Tta Revington
Chloe Liner
Francia
Miss Funk
Misa Hanon
Waterloo
Cedar Walls
Edward Leavitt
Julia Bachenstein
Jeanette Seaver
W. F. Parrett
Cader Heights
Hope Foote
Evelyn Wilcox
Helen Hall
Marjorie Miller
Kathleen Miller
Messrs
Millard Bailey
Donald Boehmler
Rudolph Duthbert
John Brown
Bonnie Hanson
Tigers
Reinbeck
Assembly
Lincoln School
Ruth Tuthill
Velma Hall
Janesville
May Wheat Soars to $1.62 In War Price Rally
Chicago reports war price gains for wheat with May delivery advancing to $1.62 a bushel, up 3.68 cents from last night. Spot cash for ordinary contract grades No 2 red and No 2 hard remains at $1.52 1/2, with closing quotes near day’s top. The prior high for May was $1.50 7/8 on Jan 28, and wheat has rarely reached such levels since the Civil War era.
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Chicago
Out of Town Speakers Secured for Pulpit Talks
George L. Gillies Ottumwa attorney who led the fight is among speakers secured by the Businessmen Temperance association to address local pulpits tomorrow morning. The list includes other out-of-town speakers slated for the event, aiming to promote temperance ideals in the community.
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Business Men's Temperance Association
George L. Gillies
Ottumwa
Temperature readings for January 30 data note
Supplied by dinesoprap Co. Midnight to 9 pm temperatures listed. Yesterday's range from minus 10 to 10 degrees. Historical figures show 1911 minus 6 to 23, 1912 minus 1 to 15, 1913 minus 81 to 35, and 1944 minus 17 to 36.
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Dinesoprap Co
Pastor Cut Off From Fuel and Water in Church Plot
Rev. R. A. Broyles, the target of an alleged conspiracy by Antioch Baptist church members to remove him as pastor, report shows he was cut off from fuel and water adding to recent tensions within the church community.
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Raymond
Mulberry
Bray
Jes
R. A. Broyles
Antioch Baptist Church
Marshall Iown Man to Grand Jury
G E West a Marshalltown grocer faced a preliminary hearing on a charge of cheating by false pretenses. In Justice McMurray's court the case was bound over to the grand jury after a forenoon trial. The charge came from Smith Lichty Hillman company. West denies the charge. Raymond to Move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. West
Marshalltown
W. B. McMurray
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
Magazine Writer Weds in Lebanon and Waterloo Pair
At noon today Miss Peake Peake of Lebanon Illinois wed Rudolph R Krebs of Waterloo at the bride’s parents home Dr and Mrs DeWitt Peake They will be at home March 1 at 1219 Leavitt Street The groom is a son of C F Krebs and works with Adventure magazine’s short story staff.
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Energy Boost for Backache
A vintage ad warns men and women about misreading aging symptoms as kidney trouble. It claims Foley Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys, banish back ache, and purify blood by removing acids and poisons. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Foley
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Lowry Tabernacle
State and
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C. J. Martin
Methodist Episcopal Church
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J. W. Wolland
Victrola
Mr. Holland
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Mrs. T. A. Whitworth
College Auditorium
George Cros
Clark Wilson
Rex Haight
Benedict Arnold
Miriam Cooler
Geo
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Roy L. Abbott
Prozgreas
Axel Tustesen
State Teachers’ Association
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F. Li Vanderveer
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J. D. Wardle
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
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