Death notices and community items from Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls daily notes the death of Roman Hummel at 64 from Brights disease with extensive survivors. Also reported are the passing of Mrs. Rudolph Fegert and a social planned by the Methodist ladies. Local troops plan to attend the Des Moines rifle meet. Ongoing push for a new Cedar Falls post office building under federal funding efforts.
Ten Cent Check Scheme From Land Company
James Gardiner Land company uses letters offering ten cent checks for one minute of time. The bearer gets a dime at the bank. Chief Dinneen sent five cents back, saying he was too conscientious to take the money. The scheme will mail to hundreds in and out of the city and is described as new and original.
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James Gardiner Land Company
Dinneen
The
Land Company
Funeral Services For Floyd Whitfey In Independence
Funeral services for Floyd Whitfey who died yesterday at Independence will be conducted tomorrow morning at 9:30 in the O Keefe and Towne chapel on Lafayette street. The remains will be taken to Tripoli for burial. Co B Zuck and H H Fay of Yowa Dakota Land Co. filed suit against Walter C Renner to recover 200 dollars claimed as a commission on a land deal they transacted for the defendant. A flat house on East Fourth street was exchanged for a quarter section of Minnesota land. The plaintiffs say they are entitled to a commission of 200 dollars. W J Burbank, county treasurer office expert accountant, is also a farmer. he mows fifty pounds of ripe tomatoes from his yard at 1416 Washington street, a good yield for a so called dry weather crop.
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Cedar Falls
Roman Hummel
Bright
Baden
Germany
Fred
Grundy Center
Charles
Will
Catherine
Dolly
Lucy
Hudson
Pedley
Minnesota
Matt
Schwabb
Floyd Whitfey
Independence
O'Keefe & Towne
Lafayette Street
Tripoli
W. J. Burbank
Washington Street
Croa
Detroit
Regal
Hyatt
Regali
News Press of Manchester Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy
An involuntary bankruptcy filing in federal court targets the News company of Manchester Iowa by 5 K Young Belle Young son and daughter of Senator D H Young and Bradley Edmunds for about 1400 dollars in wages. The paper, organized in 1908 by local stockholders, has long been a money losing venture with levies on stockholders to keep it afloat and many local financiers involved.
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Manchester
News Company
K. Young
Belle Young
D. H. Young
Bradley Edmunds
Reed
Dubuque
Delaware County
M. F. LeRoy
F. D. Joseph
Des Moines
L. Matthews
L. J. Gates
A. B. Holbert
Greeley
BE. E. McCloud
Ryan, Ja
Hugh Clemens
S. R. Young
Young
Knights Templar Conclave Opens in Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake Iowa July 11 The annual conclave of the grand commandery Knights Templar opened with Grand Commander John William Edwards of Mount Pleasant presiding More than a thousand knights with their ladies attended since Saturday the forty eighth annual meeting A dress parade is planned for tonight followed by a reception for officers Friday will see the public installation of officers at the grand commandery.
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Spirit Lake
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar
John William Edwards
Mt. Pleasant
Electric Park presents top bill of season at Waterloo
The Electric park in Waterloo showcases a premier weekly lineup featuring Lucy Tenge Sampson and Douglas Eddie Ross and Bert Wiggins with Miss Tenge delivering a high class singing act. Sampson and Douglas perform singing dancing and talking while Eddie Ross adds banjo and a black face act praised as unmatched. Bert Wiggins provides comic entertainment. Firework displays directed by Gregory Fireworks company are planned each Friday until season end. The park also launches a new feature weeklong dance sessions on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with Myers orchestra as a key draw.
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The
Electric Park
Lucy Tenge
Sampson and
Douglas
Eddie Ross
Bert Wiggins
Miss Tenge
Sampson
Waterloo
Park Theatre
Gregory Fireworks Company
Myers’ Orchestra
North Waterloo and Railroads Update
J. Jordan of Fort Dodge, supervisor of bridges and buildings, did business in North Waterloo yesterday. Claude Hilbert began work as a machinist helper in the I. Co. shops. Oba R. Kirkwood, a St. Louis streetcar motorman, visited Waterloo this week. Louis Swartz was hired as a machinist by Central this morning. L. F. Byrnes of Des Moines, a familiar figure to Waterloo residents, spent yesterday afternoon with North Waterloo friends.
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J. Jordan
Fort Dodge
North Waterloo
Claude Hilbert
I. Co
Oba R. Kirkwood
Stret Car
St. Louis
Louis Swartz
Central
L. F. Byrnes
Des Moines
Waterloo
Wanted in Minneapolis for $25,000 Swindle in 1909
Waterloos police report a possible tip on a famed con man known as Thomas Moore alias C P Caddagan age seventy wanted in Minneapolis for swindling a man out of 25000 in 1909. Chief Dinneen doubts the tip as mistaken identity and notes the suspect has evaded capture after a Los Angeles bail escape.
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Dinneen
Thomas Moore
C. P. Caddagan
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Jarnagin Vindicated in Cedar Falls Post Office Cash Check Issue
Cedar Falls Record reports postmaster J W Jarnagin vindicated after an inspector forbade accepting business checks for stamps and stamped paper. The inspector demanded cash only, ruling against checks as cash in postal transactions, prompting Jarnagin to seek a department ruling.
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Cedar Falls
Jarnagin
Department
Vost
Jumps From Buggy Breaks Ankle In Iowa Incident
Miss Isabelle Carey daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carey jumped from a buggy near Rock Island depot Sunday afternoon fracturing two bones in her left ankle. She was driven by her brother John with ponies hitched to a phaeton when frightened by a train. Doctors Rohlf and Groening set the bones before she was returned home. Carey works as a stenographer for the Lager Sweet law firm and was about to begin a summer vacation.
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Waverly
Isabelle Carey
John Carey
Rock Island Despot
Miss Carey
John
Rohlf
Groening
Misa Carey
Lager & Sweet
Sunday Campaign Totals in Erie Leave $14,565.67 in Offerings
The Rev William A Sunday closed his six week Erie campaign reporting 8,312 converts and a grand Sunday offering of 11,565.67. Total offerings for all gifts reached 14,565.67, with top cities including Toledo 15,423.58 New Castle 15,200 Youngstown 12,030. About 400,000 attended the meetings, and the Sunday sums supported nine assistants. Largest gifts in four year campaigns listed for New Castle Waterloo Portsmouth Toledo and Erie.
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Erie
William A
Brie
Toledo
New Castle
Youngstown
Odd Fellows Funeral and Dues Reminder
All brothers are requested to meet at Odd Fellows temple on Fourth street east at 1 30 p m Wednesday to attend the funeral of Dietz Funeral Services at Christian church corner of South and Ford streets at 2 20 W C F No 465 meets tonight 5 K hall All members urged to pay dues This is the only matter of importance
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Temple
Fourth Street
Dietz
Christianchurch
South
Ford Streets
C. F. No
Tonighe
Hall
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