First rural youth society forms near Cedar Falls
A rural young people's society is organized near Cedar Falls at the Grand View farm two miles southwest of the city. Prof. A A Berger leads the effort with about thirty youths, aiming to enrich farm life, improve home and field management, and reduce the appeal of leaving the countryside. Officers include Ed Lund president Lila Shannon vice president Meta Refshauge secretary and Hang Schmidt treasurer. The group plans monthly summer meetings and semi monthly winter gatherings and may invite experts in domestic science and farm topics.
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Cedar Falls
Record
United States
Chris Refshauge
Grand View Farm
Gedar Falls
A. A. Berger
Black Hawk County
M. Lund
Ed Lund
Lila Shannon
Meta Refshauge
Hang Schmidt
A Good Investment by Whitemound Merchant
W D Magh a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant bought Chamberlain medicine to supply customers but fell ill himself. He says one small bottle of Chamberlain's Cholera Diarrhea Remedy was worth more than the cost of his stock. For sale by all dealers.
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W. D. Magh
Whitemound
Wis
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C McDonald Leads National Batsmen in Batting Race
Chicago reports C McDonald of the Boston National leads with a .432 average, about 80 points ahead of Crandall and Cravath, Hyatt, Daubert, and Wingo close behind. In the American League, Cobb nears the lead as Jackson sits at .404 with 97 hits, while Tris Speaker .387 and KB Collings .352 follow. Milan has 41 stolen bases.
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Chicago
C. McDonald
Crandall
New York
Cravath
Philadelphia
Hyatt
Pittsburgh
Daubert
Brooklyn
Wingo
St. Louis
Cobb
Jackson
Tris Speaker
Five Cent Check Ties Waterloo Man to Railroads
Harry Freedman of Waterloo holds what may be the smallest check in circulation a five cent note drawn on the Great Northern Railroad in Minneapolis. The odd tale begins with fireman James Allory in 1907 short by five cents on his pay and a joke paymaster reply. Freedman later cashed the check and protected the fragment for years, while others attempted to claim it.
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Great Northern Railroad
Minneapolis
Harry Freedman
Grant Avenue
Waterloo
Waterlooan
Great Northern
James
Allory
Freedman
Allory Endorse the Paper. Tankers
National base stealing leaders tied at twenty one
Vert of Philadelphia Doyle of New York and Myers of Boston share the National League base stealing lead with 21 steals each.
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Vert
Philadelphia
Doyle
New York
Myers
Boston
Fairbank July 4 celebration and notable local visits
A large crowd attended Fairbank's July 4 celebration with a decorated automobile parade won by Peters Brothers' Michigan 40 and a Sumner ball game victory for Sumner. Visitors included Miss Alice Thompson in Waterloo, Rev. Carlton Belt, and many townsfolk enjoying a busy week of church events and travel.
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Fairbank
Mabel Peizer
Alice Thompson
Vetter and Waters
Waterloo
Ava Thompson
W. H. Dutton
Topeka
Kan
Alice Dutton
Madison Reynolds
Elizabeth Miller
Chicago
Leebey
Nellie Bushby
Cedar Falls
Cal
S. J. King
R. J. Myera
Minnie
Spirit Lake
Jones and Jackson
Riceville
Mount Vernon
G. C. Hickelberg
Arizona
Carrie Wilson
Eulalia
Albert Lea
Hilbert
C. D. Bothwell
Union
L. T. Miller
Woodville
Ore
Lewis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Daniel Gallup
Amy Agnew
James Curry
F. E. Harrington
Miss Abbie Zika and Lena Kerr Visit Dysart Teachers
Miss Abbie Zika and Miss Lena Kerr, teachers in the Dysart school, were over Sunday guests at Mrs. A. R. Kerr's home on Bluff Street. Miss Zika, music instructor, sang two solos at Union Congregational Church yesterday morning.
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Abbie Zika
Lena Kerr
Dysart
A. R. Kerr
Bluff Street
Zika
Union Congregational Church
Two Killed in Bootlegger Raid in Champaign UL
In Champaign UL on July 7 a police raid at Ray Williams bootlegger suspect resulted in two deaths and two serious injuries. Thomas Dodsworth, a police man, was shot three times by Williams. Ray Williams was shot by Chief of Police Keller. Albert Kliler, chief of police, was wounded.
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Champaign
Ray Williams
Thomas Dodsworth
Williams
Keller
Albert Kliler
Appending Hope: Adler-i-ka Sales Claim Instant Help
Waterloo readers urged to try a single dose of Adler-i-ka for chronic appendicitis misdiagnosed as gas or sour stomach. Advertisement claims quick relief from symptoms after using buckthorn bark glycerine compound.
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Wangler Bros
Fourth Street
Adler-i-ka
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