Traveling and Visiting Cedar Falls Notes
Cedar Falls July 18 special notes recap numerous local visitors and travelers. Mrs H C Hunt plans Chicago and Iowa City stops en route home with Prof Percival Hunt. Mrs George Bogue to Denver. Att. J S Newman returns from Missouri. Mr and Mrs Homer Bassford and children visit Cedar Falls before touring Minnesota and Wisconsin then return for longer stay. Local gatherings include a Danish Bethlehem church meeting and a planned reunion of Coterie members with guests from Congo and Los Angeles. The summer term at Up Town State Teachers College will close next Friday with 77 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
H.C. Hunt
Cago
Iowa City
Percival Hunt
George Bogue
Denver
Cole
J. 8
Newman
Missouri
Homer Bassford
Jim
Florence
Wallace
St. Louis
Bassford
Duseph Chase
Albert Lea
Minn
Willmar
Wm. Chase
Minneapolis
Angus
J. H. Schuneman
John Simpson
Danesville
Roger
Bowen
Cedar Rapids
A. de Moore
National Gideons
Lone Gideons
Waterloo
George Murray
White City
Kan
Harrison Fisher
W Dugane
Congo
Alfred Grundy
Los Angeles
Cal
J. W. Kelley
Webster City
FP. A. Eastman
W.H. Younker
Des Moines
Flow. Paulger
Mise Jessia Paulger
Janesville
B. R. Wiener
Zion Evangelical Church
A. L. Hauser
West-iern
Old People’s Home
John Hauser
Thisi
Plainville
Mino
Vera Fluent
Charles City
Pay Bennison
Cedar
J. B. Clay
Bethlehem Church
Soren Andersen
Kate
Andrew
Lars
New Hartford
Nels
Llans
Robert Andersen
Spencers
Jensem
Asitoy
Lawson
Owatonua
Jens
Alaska
B. Provensen
Nazareth
Greenswood Cemetery
C. Z. Colgrovel
Chicago
Cedar Fally National Bank
Wy Howurd
W. A. Duganer
Calfa
Crumbarker
Osceola
Wiearm
Colgrave
George Tirleoih
Cedar Valley
Whation
J. Erwin Evang
J. Hu Hyans
Wilon
8. Hiebner
A. H. Bangert
Chris Erleson
Samson
Jol Waldman
James J Gal
Vo HL
8 &B
Mbeyt
FL XX. Miller
J. F. Snowden
Magee
Troit Tulsa
Okla
Flot
Snider
W. W. Gisi
Eity Park Union
Eon Kingdom
Tuly TR
Up Town State Yearhers’ College
Teachers’ College High School
Carnival draws record crowds despite rough weather
One of the largest crowds of the people were on the carnival grounds last night as seven night shows drew steady attendance. The Worthang company has delivered varied entertainment with well run business plans. Tonight’s program is expected to attract an even bigger audience.
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Worthang Company
Camimencavan
Dlaza
Atviraedong
Cedar Falls Church Services Across Town
Summer services in Cedar Falls churches vary with morning worships and evening union services in the city park. Notable events include a 7 p.m. union Young People meeting led by the Presbyterian society with a sermon by Rev. O H Holmes and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
City Park
Presbyterian Church Society of Young People
First Congregational Church
O. H. Holmes
Methodiat Episcopal
W. W. Gist
First Congregational
de 1. Holes
Iou Svangelieatler
BB. R. Witmer
E. Nolta
St. Luke's Episcopal
Cole
Joho Caldwell
St. Patrick's
Guest MacDonald
St. John's Emannueilheran
Kern A. OG. Rita
Danieh Baptist
Fredalund
Christian Science
G. A. R. Hall
Mr. Parlehing
Ackley
J. D. Vanney
J. M. Morris
Colfax
Narrow Escape From Drowning
A man identified as Frank Waring of Des Moines narrowly escaped drowning while bathing with two friends about a half mile from the river’s limits. He ventured into deep water and cried for help. his companions, skilled swimmers, reached him just as he went under a third time. They pulled him ashore, where he was exhausted but revived within minutes. A Marshalltown visitor arrived in the city and plans to start a campaign to organize workers in various lines of business. A call was issued for a labor temple meeting next Wednesday to discuss shorter working hours, closing days, and cooperation with merchants for a satisfactory arrangement. The note ends with thanks to farmers for support and a business update from Waterloo Hardware Co.
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Gedar Civet
Frank Wariis
Des Moines
Riry
Waring
Wiis
Rlty
Marshalltowr
Eral Afferpni
Ti Ik
Serure Ashorter
Ra Wil Clerke International Protective Organizes
In a filing the Ra wil Clerke International Protective announces organizing efforts to unify operations and set up internal leadership structures. The move signals potential regional expansion and formal governance for its protective services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawil Clerke’ International Protective
Fraternal Insurance Project Delayed by Absentees and Heat
Conditions not favorable for forming a city fraternal insurance company as many men were away and heat ruined Cata cards. The plan to consolidate with a rival insurer in another state is postponed. Less than 300 members were present, but officials in the Board of Trade see a chance to salvage if they wait until fall to recruit about 200 more members.
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Board of Trade
Chicago Great Western agents visit Cedar Falls
Two hundred Chicago Great Western railroad agents, with some wives, gather in Cedar Falls for a semi annual meeting. They tour the Russell-Lamson hotel and Pythian temple, attend a luncheon, and hear talks from railway officials and L. S. Cass of the W., C. & N. They plan an evening at Electric Park after a 7:30 interurban meeting.
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Uke Qiey
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Board of Trade
Cedar Falls
Russell- Lamson
Garret
Maury
Pythian Temple
Thompson
Weing Qscar Townsend
J. F. Guykendall
A. C. Irons
C. St. Berry
Reet
L. S. Cass
Cass
Center Point
Electric Park
Saxon Motors Sets June Shipping Record With 1800 Cars
Saxon Motor Company shipped 1800 cars in June, averaging 70 daily over twenty six workdays from Detroit, bringing four month totals to 5000. The peak day hit 108 cars on June 22, a historic first year achievement. Success credited to long cross country Lincoln Highway trip and high fuel economy across 100 Saxons in 800 mile runs.
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Detroit
Saxon Motor Company
Thief Drains $500 At Waldorf Cash Window
New York July 18 A swindler used a gum and cane ploy to pull $500 through the cash window at the Waldorf Astoria. Cashier Mueller, while packing $506, watched a man reach through bars and seize the bills before escaping. Officers chased, but the thief fled. authorities reported gum and waxy substance on the top bill. London reports Emmeline Pankhurst jailed today as part of ongoing militant activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldorf Astoria
Mueller
Heal Bean
City in Brief: Numerous Vacation Trips and Visits
City in Brief lists residents traveling for vacations and visiting relatives from Waterloo and surrounding towns. Rev. Alex Robertson visits Mre. Isabella Stewart in Waterloo. Edward Rausch and George tour W. G. Rausch home in Oskaloosa, Indiana. Miss Zelma Clement and Mrs. Daniels plan Midwest trips. Mrs. Bates visits Des Moines. Audrey Strayer returns from Marshalltown. a Welch of Rich Hill visits Archer. a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Worth. teachers tour the Iowa State Teachers College and Galloway plant hosts. sales near Randolph Street. extended travel plans include Niagara Falls, Montreal, Quebec, Boston, and Washington DC.
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Zelma Clement
Davenport
Henzie
Second Street
G. V. Daniels
Bernice
Minneapolis
New Lisbon
Wis
Ruth Hanson
Glen Bak' Kum
Waukon
Cedar Falls
Louis Clubine
Lane Street
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Gedar Walls
William Galloway
George Watson
August Inlien
Clinton Worth
Lester Street
Worth
Gjother
Taylor Steal
Natalie Seidler
Berthe Harris
Chicago
Detroit
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Boston
New York City
Washington, D. C
Killion Family Visits Waterloo From Sanborn and Frankville
Mr and Mrs DeWitt Killion and son of Sanborn with Miss Stella Crawford of Frankville visited Waterloo and were entertained at homes on Lafayette and Randall streets. The party began return travels today. Applications are rolling in for Y M C A summer camps with eligibility for Waterloo boys of good character. Entrance fees and signed forms must be received by July 27 for the Waverly camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Killion
Sanborn
Stella Crawford
Frankville
Waterloo
Killion
Sarah Peck
Lafayette Street
Miss Crawford
Harry Gibbs
Randall Street
George Cockburn
Waverly
Two Fine Orange Township Farms to Be Sold at Public Auction
Two farms in Orange Township announced for a public sale on July 21. The ad touts proximity to school, creamery, and a strong local market, urging all residents to attend and promising favorable terms and conditions.
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Orange Township
George Davis
Hiram Bickley
Waterloo
Erie House
Gale
Americas
Orange
Township
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Lawn City Resideats Recorder
E.provensen
Provensen
Congress
Washington
Iowa
Nes Moines
Marengo
Fairfield
Vinton
Bancroft Florist Company
Bencroft-Hines
Careef
Phymouth
Peansen
Waterloo Tardware (Co
Hy Hanna
RERY
Insurance CO
Evening Courier
B.W
Saxon Reyword
London
Enmelige Fankhurst
Milivane Hiftrapet
Fas
Joway
Bee Buchanan
Tadvertime
Mine Treweller
Alex Robertson
Mre
Isabella Stewart
South Street
Edward Rausch
Non
George
W. G. Rausch
Oskaloosa, In
Ethel Bates
Watertown
Wise
E. F. Stevenson
E. F. Wise
J. McEweenay
Independence
Anna Bird-Martin
Art Institute For
Brewing
Joseph Schenk
Coer
Erwin Schenk
Kiester
Cornet! College
S J. Paul's Methodist Church
William Batey
Charleroi
Washington, Pa
G. A. Rhodes
Rich Hill
BH. A. Archer
Elin Street
Mabel McClure Jett
Oelwein
Leta M. Draw
Als
A. F. Gates
Mullan Avenue
R. G Plicher
Ed Murphy
G. A. Renne
Franklin Street
Audrey Strayer
Wirth Street
Edna Swingley
Marshalltown
Millard Hotchkiss
Beulah Hotchkiss
Omaha
W. J. Hotchkiss
Doris
Hsther Rainbow
Pottawattamie County
J. J. Rainbow
Francea Rainbow
C. E. Barretts
Frank Brothers Clothing Store
Chicag
N. W. Tieman
New Boston
W.H. Schollian
A. M. Chamberlain
Mre. Tiemen
M.N. Neff
Eva Bradley
Randolph Street
Martin Burke
A. M. Tunis
Lois
Illinois
Aurora
Union Cambridge
Springfield
Seork Moi¢ste
Nowry
Ohio
Thi
Hogan
West Virginia
Toledo
Golden Rule Jones
Whitlock
Ohio City
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Dayton
Black Hawk County
John Blim
Baltimore
Business Men’s Temperance Association Incorporated
Pee
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Waterloo Varnish Mfg. CO
Papas
Waterloo, Joya
Davis
Hiram Bickley Fam
United States
Towa
America
Hiram Dickley Parm
WM. Holland
F .B. Stewart
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