Birthday and society events fill town gatherings
A flurry of social notices describes birthday celebrations for Mrs. S E Miller and Mrs Alfred Arildsen, informal Acco club and Lincoln circle activities, a wedding of Rosco Conklin Smith and Bessie Howland, and multiple church and charity gatherings at local venues including Chautauqua park and Cedar River park with refreshments, gifts, and upcoming events.
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Alfred Arildsen
Chautauqua Park
Alice Stewart
M Irs
Carl Brown
Arildsen
J. Arildsen
Albert Hansen
Cedar Falls
John Wright
Waverly
Acco Club
B. M. Rittenhouse
Fifth Street
Edna Rittenhouse
Jena Knowles
Cedar River Park
Lincoln Park
J. M. Longfellow
Sacramento
Cal
Rosco Conklin Smith
Denver
Bessie Ruth Howland
Aurora
T. A. Trimble
Black Street
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Linden M. E
L. E. Park
State Street East
George Shoemaker
Brandon
Shoemaker
Charity and Hypocrisy in Accepting Assistance
A columnist urges readers to examine motives behind accepting charity. She cites a hospital patient who paid eight dollars weekly yet benefited from others who expect charity to fund a grand work. She condemns those who feign need or exploit philanthropy for luxuries and urges readers to reflect on smaller acts of stealing charity.
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St. A
Travelers and Local Residents Entertain in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls notes a busy social week with visitors and departures. Rolla Burne returns from Ames. Miss Elizabeth Beppler resumes at Citizens Bank after a Kansas City visit. Miss Callenbach heads to Los Angeles via North Dakota. Community events include a teachers gathering, golden wedding remembrances in Osage, and engagements at local homes.
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Cedar Falls
Rolla Burne
Ames
Elizabeth Beppler
Kansas City
Citizens Bank
Frank Hunter
Minneapolis
Miss Callenbach
Fred Hecklinger
Los Angeles
California
North Dakota
Robert Minkle
C. A. Fullerton
Osage
Matthias
Japan shocked by new woman movement
Tokio reports the so called New Woman question gaining attention in Japan as educated girls dubbed Blue Stockings drive a movement. The article contrasts Japanese women's modest role in empire life with greater rights movements abroad and notes rising interest.
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Tokio
Japan
Courier Patterns Coupon Order Form
To obtain the up to date courier pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and mail to the fashion department at Evening Courier Waterloo enclose ten cents for each pattern. All orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you in ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Green Goan 19 on the Market
Special report from Cedar Falls Iowa notes truck gardeners delivering green corn of very good size and quality with reasonable early season prices. Harley Smith departs Cedar Falls for Chicago to pursue a traveling representative role with a large furniture firm after many years with Henry Dahl and Sons.
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Cedar Falls
Harley Smith
Chicago
Mr. Smith
Henry Dahl & Sons
Croquet Leaders Shine In Cedar Falls Contest
In Cedar Falls Iowa July 19 croquet at Franklin and Fifth streets draws crowds as players vie for champion status James Santee and Professor Samson lead the field after months of play Two girls accept teaching posts at Northwood Miss Mary Hanniwalt to lead eighth grade and principalship Miss Ruth Saul to teach third grade and music A Waterloo buyer purchases a new theatre piano J J McClinton brings in a top quality player instrument Falls amusement next week features Gentry circus and Chase Sister shows Local auto in ditch reported with no injuries
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Cedar Falls
Franklin and
Fifth Streets
James Santee
Prof. Samson
Northwood
Mary Hanniwalt
Ruth Saul
Miss Hanniwalt
Miss Saul
Falls
Gentry Circus
Chase
Opportunity in Iowa for U S populace says dairy expert
Prof. Hugh G. Van Pelt, a leading authority on dairy and pure bred cattle, says all Americans could earn a living in Iowa and even save money by embracing scientific farming. He cites Jersey and Iowa as models, urges locals to stay, and criticizes nomadic farmers leaving Iowa for better conditions elsewhere.
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Hawkeye State
Hugh G. van Pelt
United States
Iowa
van Pelt
Hawkeye
Jersey
van Felt
Isle of
English Channel
Canada
Union
Maine
Oregon
Michigan
Gulf of Mexico
Japanese Women Press For Greater Freedom In New Movement
A strain of liberal thought grows among educated Japanese women calling themselves Blue Stockings who push for wider intellectual life and emancipation from domestic roles. Conservative reaction follows as authorities restrict women’s magazines and debate. Dr. Okuda warns educated women may handle the topic, but ordinary women could be harmed by vanity.
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Japan
Okuda
Greek Hunter Lacks License in River Camp Case
Mike Kappas, part of Greek campers along a river, was arrested by Deputy Game Warden Al Houston for hunting without a license at about 4:00 AM. After firing multiple shots without birds found, he pled guilty before Police Judge Meyers and paid a $10 fine and costs. Also, Erving Schenk was found guilty of larceny for stealing Fred Murphy’s light delivery wagon and fined $10 plus costs.
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Mike Kappas
al. Houston
Houston
Kappas
Meyers
Kappag
Erving Schenk
Fidge
Fred Murphy
Schenk
Tiewan
Courier Wanted Thaw Gave Yme and Worry
A terse item notes a courier need following a thaw event stirring concern. It lists no names or locations, but implies logistical strain and urgency in deliveries. The brief formats a hiring call linked to a period of unsettled conditions and potential delays.
Local brief notes on visits, weather, and plans
Hampton minister visits son as Mrs. Palmer recovers from hospital surgery. Jesup and Waterloo residents visit friends. fishing trips planned in Michigan and Wisconsin. Rainfall reported between here and Dubuque. Depot remodel plans in Chicago Great Western noted with $16 000 budget. Various church programs and local appointments listed.
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Walnut St. Baptist Church
Frank T. Hartman
Waterloo
Glacier National Park
O. A. Kayes
J. E. Enright
Michigan
Wisconsin
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Chicago Great Western
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