Bicycle rider seriously hurt in two separate crashes
Harold F Belly and a second rider identified as Mr Baillie suffered severe injuries in two separate bicycle accidents. Belly, struck while riding Saturday evening, showed improvement after hospitalization at St. Francis. Baillie, hit on Mullan avenue near the Illinois Central tracks, faced multiple injuries and was also treated at St. Francis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Belly
St. Francis Hospital
Beilke
C. C. Kohagen
Mullan Avenue
Electrical Department of Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Illinois Central
Baillie
Oneida Street
West Fourth Diary Ends as Presbyterian Conference Closes
The annual Presbyterian Young People conference at River View Park wraps up with 176 delegates returning home. National committee members depart for Northfield Minnesota for a state conference, as other residents head to Lake Geneva Wisconsin and Denver Colorado for upcoming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
River View Park
Northfield
Minn
Minnesota
W. A. Robinson
Iowa City
Holnat
Anna G. Childs
Lake Geneva
Wis
Guy R. Haacock
Denyer, Cole
Roy Scott
Vinton
Shoey
A. W. Schultz
Parkersburg
Sat
Bethlehem Church Welcomes Minister at Big Reception
In Ceder Falls on July 13 Rev A C Kildegaard pastor of Danish Bethlehem church began his duties with a morning sermon, preached to a large audience. He later spoke to the Danish Lutheran congregation in Waterloo and Bethlehem members hosted a well attended reception at the church gymnasium. The town reports abundant fruit but limited canning sales due to sugar prices. raspberries fetch 80 cents per pint, black and red currants and gooseberries vary. Local car owners toured the city for the Fourth but rain delayed departures. Hay harvest begins with expectations of a larger crop than last year though weather slowed progress. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including university faculty Otto Bangs and a return from travels by Mr and Mrs F L McCreary, and Capt Charles Boysen of the St Louis recruitment station.
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Ceder Falls
A. C. Kildegaard
Danish Bethlehem Church
Waterloo
Bethlehem Church
William Southall
Irwin
Carl Krogh
Otto Bangs
State University At
Moscow
Ida
J. W. Bangs
A. L. Hauser
Sumner
St. Louis
C. C. Boysen
Capt. Boysen
Arthur Boissier
Denver
Colo
H. GC. Boissier
Bossier
Karl Knospfler
Walthill, Neb
Vivian Johnson
Night school planned for ex servicemen in Waterloo
A free vocational night school for ex service men will open in Waterloo next fall. The Knights of Columbus led by B Striegel say the project has progressed since spring and will be part of a statewide program including Des Moines Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Waterloo. No religious or national questions will be asked. discharge papers suffice. Agricultural training will be among the courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
B. Striegel
Knights of Columbus
Chicago
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Joe McCormick
K. of C
Night of Ford thefts ends with abduction and arrests
Louis McWherton of Vinton reported his 4916 Ford touring car stolen after leaving Electric park. Gladbrook police notified two other Ford models stolen in adjacent towns. Joe White was detained briefly in connection with an attempted Park Avenue theft. a Delmar bicycle was also stolen at Cedar River park bathing beach.
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Louis McWherton
Vinton
Gladbrook
Joe White
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
Standard Paint & Glass Company
White
Delmar
Cedar River Park
Elmer Dickman
Saxon Street
Bory Jhce
Nebraska Corn Yield Forecast Exceeds 1919
A joint report by the U S bureau of crop estimates and Nebraska department of agriculture forecasts Nebraska corn production at 188,241,900 bushels this year, up from 184,186,000 in 1919, with acreage 5 percent larger. Wheat output is forecast at 3,453,000 bushels less than last year.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
State Department of Agriculture
Sylvester Held in Fort Dodge Jail on Fund Charge
Fort Dodge Iowa July 12 former Waterloo resident Andrew Sylvester is in the county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing on a charge of issuingbacks without sufficient funds. The hearing was continued. Sylvester talks of money alleged to be owed by his ex wife in divorce proceedings. charge brought by the Iowa Hotel men's association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Andrew Sylvester
Waterloo
Sylvester
Iowa
Iowa Hotel‘men’s Association
Insurance License Granted to Federal Surety of Davenport
The Iowa insurance department issued a license to the Federal Surety company of Davenport. Authorized capital stock stands at 750000 dollars with paid up capital of 364550 dollars. Charles Shurr is president and F Bett er is secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Insurance Company
Des Moines
State Imsurance Department
Federal Surety Company
Davenport
Charles Shurr
F. B
Land sale near Cedar Palla and resident updates
The 80 acre tract owned by Carl Tostlobe was purchased four miles west of Cedar Palla for 386 dollars per acre with possession to begin March 1. Mrs. John G. Clark returns from a three week stay in Brockton, Hi. Mrs. I. C. Heath and daughter from Minneapolis are visiting the L. B. Alexander home.
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Urday
Carl Tostlobe
Cedar Palla
John G. Clark
Brockton
IC. G. Heaht
Minneapolis
Questa
Alexander
Politicians Barred from Judge's Robe in International Court
The Hague July 10 A decision by the conference of jurists selects judges for the permanent court of international justice. No political duty holder or government member may serve as judge. Members of national or international assemblies should not hold both roles to ensure public acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Iva Ea
Permanent Court of International Justtica
Conference of Juriuta
League of Allons
International Court
Factory Destruction Rumor Echoes in Cedar Falls
A report from Cedar Falls notes a factory at Universal Hoisting on Fourteenth and Water Street damaged by a blast described as from an unknown origin. The incident occurred around 4:40 p.m. yesterday, with officials yet to confirm details.
Insurance covers loss noted in ad fragment
An advertisement fragment notes a loss estimate between 1600 and 4000 dollars with coverage by an insurance policy. The garbled text mentions an entity and a location placeholder, indicating an insurance claim or payout context.
Fire and fall injuries at unknown location incident
Report describes a fire with a burn scene and a person named Abel ai La July 10. A worker received serious injuries after a ladder collapse and a ramet or shingles incident. Details are fragmentary and unclear due to text damage.
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Harold F. Beilke
Cedar Falls
George B. Twaddale
Lancaster
K. G
A. Sylvester
Fox
FOX Shoe Store
Sycamore
Tir
SeCall Pattern Department
Hyle Sesee
Geovai
New York
Locement Stile
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Falan-Fleming Co
Cedar Fallb
Jis Niwaya
Jamaica
the Clicquot Club Company Us
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McCall
Reserve District No
Birgt National Bank
Dankerton
Lowa
Duns
Greees
Es - BU
Governownt
Aanddag
Houve
Curmberth
Federal Reserve Bank VA
United States
Tate
Freeman
Stedenipdon
Creasurer
ULB
Ureaducer Veter
Toval
Npial Atock
Thewlatinr
Salita A4
Ram
Babu
Suv
SORIE
County of Mack Towhk
F. Davis
Davis
Tribon
Atle KI. M. Starhiel
Gos. Kleckner
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