Entertaining Notes Mark Cedar Falls Amid Busy Week
Cedar Falls notes a Salt Lake guest, Henry Bintz, visiting his sister Mrs. Henry Dahl. James Ford and hounds chase a wolf north of town. Religious talks and society events fill evenings, including Baptist, Congregational, and Presbyterian services, plus Civic league, Canoe club, and Pythian inspections. Marriages of Hans Juhl and Carrie Petersen. Chicken thieves strip Martin Nelson’s henhouse. sheriff and bloodhounds on trail.
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Cedar Falls
Henry Bintz
Salt Lake City
Henry Dahl
Elbert Hubbard on Life Insurance and Business in 1907
Elbert Hubbard argues life insurance is essential for business value and stability. He cites Roycroft and Selfridge cases to show how policy-backed loans protect enterprises, asserting brains and life as assets and urging insurers as partners in strong, united commerce.
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Elbert Hubbard
East Aurora
New York
Roycroft
Posee
Joan
Harry Selfridge
London
Selfridge
Lord Coke
Ernst Haeckel
Burns Blames Non-Politicians at Cedar Falls Talk
William J. Burns spoke to a large college audience on municipal corruption. He described how San Francisco and Seattle cleaned up and blamed townspeople for neglect, saying non politicians share the blame alongside career politicians.
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Cedar Falls
Speletal
William J. Burns
San Francisco
Seattle
Lurns
Traveling Banquet Held by Cedar Falls Men
At the traveling men banquet in the Commercial club rooms about seventy five sat down to tables prepared by the Congregational society, Geo W Hughes presiding in his absence, and toast master George Rowell leading short talks from Rev O H Holmes B T Archer W J Willard and H A Jetmore. Also notes on campus basketball, elections, and visits.
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Cedar Falls
Commercial Club
The
Congregational Society
Association
Geo. W. Hughes
B. Rhoades
George Rowell
O. H. Holmes
B. T. Archer
W. J. Willard
H. A. Jetmore
West High Beats Reinbeck 86 to 16 on Reinbeck Floor
West High School under Coach Ashley won decisively at Reinbeck, finishing 86 to 16. Waterloo led 43 to 15 at halftime as captain Bill Cotter returned after an injured finger to spark a second half surge. Forwards Witt and Chapman, center Royce, guards Hinds Walker and Cotter starred.
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Ashley
West High
Reinbeck
Waterloo
Bill” Cotter
West Bllows
Majestiq bill promises strong acts and crowd draw
At the Majestiq tonight the musical tale In Wrong and a three day engagement headline the program led by Eddie De Noyer and Rosa Danie with acts from John T. Doyle and The Inspector's Surprise. Pierre Berzac's circus novelty Maude and the Carson Brothers Defying Gravity headline a varied show. Also featured are Teri O'Rourke and Clare Atkinson, plus The Prima Donna and the Pianist. Mutual Weekly pictures show between acts. Heavy Cedar River rains have raised water levels and caused drifting in the drainage basin.
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the Majestic
Eddie de Noyer
Rosa Danie
Waterloo
Vandervilte
The
Majestic
John T. Doyle
Jean Berzac
Maude
Richmond
Mann
Carson Brothers
Teri O'Rourke
Clare Atkinson
Mutual Weekly
Sheep and grain markets steady in Chicago report
The Sheep Market in Chicago opened and closed steady with native and western lambs and yearlings priced between 5.80 and 7.95. Wheat futures fell on heavy snow in the eastern winter crop belt, with larger world shipments and Russia cited as bear factors, while corn and oats moved mildly and hogs supported higher prices in a quieter live stock session.
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Chicago
Russia
Iowa
Waterloo
Wellington
Kansas City
BBC
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Reba
Waterloo Market and Chicago Produce Report Jan 31
Waterloo market and Chicago produce notes from January 31 show butter and eggs down, cheese steady, and varied poultry prices. Illinois and Michigan stock receipts at Chicago Union Stock Yards include cattle and sheep, with hogs opening higher and closing up, while forward Monday receipts estimate larger numbers.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Union Stock Yards
Three Basketball Games Tonight In Waterloo
Waterloo hosts three basketball games this evening featuring Osage high school and East high versus Waerly high. First and second teams from each school will mix for exhibition play as Coach Whiteside sharpens his squad for a creditable showing.
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Waterloo
Aiuint
Osage High School
East High
Waerly High School
Whiteside
Briggs
Becker
Berry
Reed
Saceenarda
Jury Out Through Night Opens Court Grun dy Monday
Jury in the La Porte City Sawmill Co case returned a sealed verdict after a night out. Judge Mullan to open February term at Grundy Center with grand and trial jurors reporting next Monday. Writs involve condemnation actions for WCFN right of way. Dallas Husman sues with Mears Lovejoy representing. Demonstration notice for Stens Quality Crackers and Cakes advertised.
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la Porte City
Genung
Presbyterian Church
E. E. Salmon
al. Igou
Hiram Parks
Hager & Blough
Sager & Edwards
G. W. Dunham
Manchester
Mullan
Platt
Dallas Husman
Plaintt
Mears & Lovejoy
Edwards, Longley & Ransier
Railway Company
Burkitt Retires From Old Firm at Waterloo Manufacturing
L. C. Burkitt resigns as president and sells his interests to Julius Roeder H. D. Cowles and C. H. Abbs. Company, organized 1893 and reorganized 1901 and 1906, makes sideline jobs for plumbers and tinners. Abbs becomes president with Roeder as VP and superintendent Cowles as secretary treasurer.
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L. C. Burkitt
Waterloo Manufacturing Company
Julius Roeder
H. D. Cowles
C. H. Abbs
Waterloo
Syndicate
Burkitt
Chas
Mr. Roeder
Cowles
Demonstration at Floyd Margadant Grocery
A demonstration occurred at Floyd Margadant’s grocery located at the corner of South and West 9th Streets. No further details on participants or outcomes are provided.
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Sten's
Floyd Margadant
Cornet South and
West 9Th Sts
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Edward Leavitt
Prof. Ward
Edward Carney
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E. J. Graham
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Z. W. Holland
Hans Juhl
Carrie Petersen
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East
Martin Nelson
Sherif Shores
Blood Hounds
Chicago Examiner
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Jawa
Burns
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Stanley Barnes
Maynard Sheffield
Glen Edlemann
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Harold Shoemaker
James Porter
Charles McKintry
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Webster City
Marie Harker
Cecilian Glee Club
Ruth Austin
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J. &. Bergen
Garner, Ia
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Clay
Howard Rath
Lindeloff
Cook
John Goodfellow
Grun
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Queen City College
E. ©. Schermerhorn
Marsh-Place
Fifth and
Sycamore
Metropolitan Magazine
Paul Manship
National Academy of Design
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