Immense Crowd Expected at Cedar Falls Picnic
Cedar Falls July 19 large turnout likely for Cedar Falls Commercial club community picnic at Island Park Thursday afternoon and evening. Invitations sent to Parkersburg New Hartford Benson Waverly Janesville Shell Rock Clarksville Grundy Center Hudson Reinbeck Dike. Picnic day program includes athletic events at 3 pm, dinner at 6:30 and a Falls band concert at 8. Sociability caravan planned to Parkersburg Wednesday morning. Also notes Bible conference starting July 31 at Riverview Park with Rev. G Campbell Morgan as principal lecturer and Miss A Rosenberger directing classes. Also reports Cedar Falls High School football squad with two regulars Petersen and Jacobsen and several reserves, plus schedule of eight games and staff changes, and preparation for school year starting Sept 5. Clifford Padget agrees to pay 10 weekly for family maintenance after wife desertion ruling.
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Parkersburg
New Hartford
Benson
Waverly
Janesville
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Grundy Center
Hudson
Reinbeck
Dike
Cedar Falls Club
On Falls Band
Riverview Park
G. Campbell Morgan
A. Rosenberger
Whittier
Cal
City High
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John Bennison
Robert Keller
George Gram
Elmer Petersen
Leo Olsen
Eldora
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Iowa Falls
Teachers College High
College Field
Falls Greenhouse Sold to Fort Madison Man
Ia Falls July 19 The Iowa Falls greenhouses operated by Hollied and Van Avery have been sold to C C Wakeling of Fort Madison Ia The new proprietor who once managed Eldora greenhouses for the late James Pierce of Des Moines has taken possession Hollied has gone east to join a university horticultural department Van Avery will keep business interests in Eldora
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Courtver Special Fervier
Towa Falls
Iowa Falls
Hollied & van Avery
C. C. Wakeling
Fort Madison
Hardin County
James Pierce
Des Moines
Hollied
van Avery
Eldora
Cedar Falls Pastor Enters Hospital
Cedar Falls July 19 Rev J C Wieneke pastor of St Patrick s church entered St Francis hospital Waterloo for treatment of police He is on six weeks leave from his pastoral duties Rev Father Schulte Dubuque assigned by Bishop J J Keane as supply pastor Schulte holds a degree from the University of Louvain Belgium and is one of three Iowa alumni of that institution.
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Cedar Falls
J. C. Wieneke
St. Patrick's Church
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Father Schulte
Dubuque
J. J. Keane
Pather Schulte
University of
Old Iowa Falls Bridge Removed for New Highway Span
The Welden Brothers remove the old steel bridge on the Jefferson highway in Iowa Falls to clear the way for a cement one arch bridge costing about 50000 dollars. The old landmark, built with river-front additions opened by Bliss and Ellsworth & Jones, is replaced after condemnation last fall. Detours via River Street bridge will exist until year start. The highway commission condemns several residences to straighten two sharp turns, including Judge B R Bryson’s former home, now sold for an oil station project.
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Iowa Falls
Jefferson Highway
Welden Brothers
Iowa
River Street
B. B. Bliss
Ellsworth & Jones
Highway Commission
B. R. Bryson
Foster Addition
Sinclair Company
L O Raymond 74 Dies at Charles City
L O Raymond aged 74 longtime Floyd resident died at his daughter Mrs C W Schermerhorn home in Charles City after months of illness. He was Floyd’s first rural mail carrier serving 1 year before retirement. Funeral Wednesday at Lindaman Bros funeral home with interment in Oakwood cemetery Floyd. Death of Floyd resident Owen Curley Floyd 82 also noted. Marriage licenses issued Saturday Frank Graham clerk of courts. Sheriff Saddler went to Boone to fetch Emil Claring on fraud charge. Roy Clapp and Raymond Weiss paroled after paying fines for theft. Dr O H Banton won golf match with rounds of 38 and 37. Esther Reetz among 14 entries.
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Charles City
L. O. Raymond
C. W. Schermerhorn
Schermerhorn
Floyd
Lindaman Bros
Oakwood Cemetery
Owen Curley
Frank Graham
Hugh Frazier
Bernice Smith
Pleasant Grove
Karl H. Kock
Opal Aker
Rockford
Francis Tanner
Leoan Kissell
Saddler
Boone
Emil Claring
Roy Clapp
Raymond Weiss
Ray Gager
O. H. Banton
Frank Donovan
Walt Linnell
Esther Reetz
Begin Bean Pack in Waverly Plant
Waverly Iowa July 19 Marshall Canning company has started a month long bean canning run. Yield is reported very good and rain is needed. Children pick the product with some credited at 120 pounds daily. Bathing Beach Guard Charles Lowder becomes manager and guard at the community beach, noted as a first class swimmer. James Van Heel marks his eighth birthday with a party for eight guests, then to Palace theatre. Mrs Carl Hartman injured in a fall at the Wire residence, head and shoulders hurt. Mr and Mrs Burton E Sweet vacationing two weeks in Pine River Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Frank J Curtis who wed Sunday, plan to reside on State street after a Pacific coast trip. Mrs Curtis was Magnolia Baskins.
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Waverly
Marshall Canning Company
Charles Lowder
James van Heel
Palace Theatre
Carl Hartman
Wire
Sweets
Burton E. Sweet
Pine River
Minn
Frank J. Curtis
James McKeen
Curtis
State Street
Pacific Coast
Magnolia Baskins
Grover Miller
Fred Norber
Clear Lake
Charles Hummel
Hummel
Fred Gilbert
C. M. Unger
Mary
Florence Barbera
H. C. Unger
Unger
Presbyterian Church
Bernard Peterson
Leo
Bernice Plainfield
Will Carlton
Bruce Township
Peterson
Carlton
R. L. Eikenberry
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Wilkinson
Frank Frost
Neal Frost
Duser Bros
D. J. Hummel
Charles
Highmore
L. F. Sailey
Minnesota Lake
Orange School to Open Aug 29 in Orange Township
Orange consolidated school will open on August 29 with high school registration on August 6 and a sale of new and used books on the same day. Bus transportation bids are due July 26. The teacher roster lists Beulah Futckinger, Gretchel Hoskinson, Alma Schildroth, Ethel Bigbee, Mary Saylor, H M Koch, T Hy Erickson, Lois Lichty, Zazel Kane, and O S Hamer as principal and superintendent.
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Orange Consolidated School
Beulah Futckinger
Dinsdale
Hail and wind wipe out crops across Fayette county
Severe hail and wind damaged small grain and corn in Fayette county stretching from St Lucas to West Union, with fields threshed and grain driven into soil. Parochial school windows damaged at St Lucas. residents feared a cyclone and sought shelter in cellars. Additional damage reported in Independence and Buchanan counties with walnut sized hail and scattered crop losses. Northern Linn county also hit, oats flattened and corn severely damaged across a wide area.
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West Union
Fayette County
St. Lucas
Lima
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Howard Edsill Guest of Honor at La Porte Picnic
Howard Edsill of Los Angeles visiting his mother Mrs Elmina Edsill was the guest of honor at a Blue Branch family picnic in La Porte City Iowa drawing 23 relatives. It is his first home visit in 14 years. Also notes on Community Club meeting and various local visits and travels of residents.
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Howard Edsill
la Porte
la Porte City
Los Angeles
Cal
Elmina Edsill
Blue Branch
Annual Homecoming Observed at Hall's Grove Church
Rural community near Greene held its annual homecoming at Hall's Grove church on Sunday with entertainment by Delker's entertainers, Ellen Wilkins piano solo, readings by Arlene Hansen, songs by old settlers, and addresses by Elizabeth L. Van Riper and others. Auxiliary and Ladies' Aid groups met for programs and refreshments. local residents updated about ill health and recent home moves in the parish area.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Alyce Kester
Bert Marsh
Pooley-Clark
Emil Martzahn
Walter Anderson
Otto Bochmann
Martzahn
Boy's Foot Crushed In Unlashing Machine Accident
Cedar Falls reports a 14 year old boy, John Petersen, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Petersen, had his right foot severely crushed yesterday by a Unreshing machine in a local incident. Medical aid was summoned and authorities investigated the event for details and prevention.
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Cedar Falls
John
Peter Petersen
Jesup W C T U Program and Social Time
Jesup Iowa July 19 Woren s Christian Temperance union met with Mrs A D Van Eman The program by Mrs W Wills included an address by Mrs T J Elwick county superintendent Sunday school department Loyal Temperance junior auxiliary gathered for program Refreshments were served Birthday Courtesy Robert Diggins celebrated Ben Hesser honored at Sunday gathering Local attendees from Jesup included Silas Sherman C Walker W P Walker S Sherman and Clara Sherman S S Class Party The King s Heralds celebrated Ethel Catlin and Margaret Stoddard birthdays Wedding Anniversary Charles Baldwin 29th with 60 guests Children entertained at home with a birthday party and treasure hunt.
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Jesup, Ja
Woren's Christian Temperance Union
A. D. van Eman
L. H. Blakeman
EB. W .Donaldson
W. Wills
T. J. Elwick
Fairbank
Union
Loyal Temperance Region
Robert Diggins
E. Diggins
Ben Hesser
Waterloo
Gathering of Friends
Jesup
Silas Sherman
Lois
C. Walker
Frances
W. P. Walker
N. Sherman
Clara Sherman
Family Gathering at Cedar Falls Celebrates Birthdays
Twenty five relatives from Bristow and Allison attended a Cedar Falls Island Park picnic on Sunday to mark the birthdays of D. E. Wilder of 313 Williston avenue and Mrs. Rae G. Norcott of 627 Baltimore street Waterloo. Attendees from afar included Misses Mildred and Evelyn Harsh Guttenberg Iowa and San Antonio Texas, and Mrs. Edward H. Burnham Eau Claire Wisconsin. Wilder kin traced the family back to Chief Nicholas Wilder of Germany and to early American settlers, noting 200-plus service in the Revolutionary War and planning a 1928 reunion at Chetek Wisconsin.
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Bristow
Island Park
Cedar Falls
D.E. Wilder
Williston Avenue
Rae G. Norcott
Baltimore Street
Waterloo
Mildred
Evelyn Harsh
Guttenberg
San Antonio
Tex
Wilder
Edward H. Burnham
Eau Claire
Wis
Norcott
Ernest E. Wilder
D. E. Wilder
Vermont
Burnham
Keene
N.H
John T. Wilder
Calvin Coolidge
Wilders
Nicholas Wilder
Germany
Earl of Richmond
England
Nunbide
Berkshire
Thomas Wilder
Boston
Mass
United States
Edward
Hingham
Chetek
Play Raises $40 and More at Baptist Aid Society
Fredericksburg Iowa July 19 Special More than $840 was realized through the playlet The Aid Society Meets With Mrs Martin staged by the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church The event drew community support and boosted funds for church activities.
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Fredericksburg
Aid Society
Martin
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Dell Curtis Fined for Illegal Possession of Liquor
Allison Tennessee July 19 Dell Curtis Greene was fined $50 and costs of 15 days in jail after a justice of the peace court found him guilty of illegal possession of intoxicating liquor.
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Allison
Dell Curtis
Greene
Justice of the Peace Court
Australian Premier Tallest in World Melbourne
The article profiles Ned Hogan, Labor leader and Victoria's premier, claiming he is the world's tallest premier at about six feet tall. It traces his rise from farm work and horse driving to mining and lumbering roots, noting his athletic prowess and decade-long parliament career. It also mentions his cautious stance and fragile party support, needing independents to govern.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Ned Hogan
Labor
Hogan
Goldfields of
Western Australia
John T. Lang
New South Wales
State Legislative Assembly
Engineman Is Killed Near Sand Spout
Charles W. Ahistrom was jerked from a locomotive when a rope tangled around his neck as it passed under a sand spout. He died a short time later in Boone Te on July 19.
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Boone, Te
Charles W. Ahistrom
Fly-Tox Ad Promises Safe Fly Control
An old advertisement extols Fly-Tox as fragrant and harmless to humans yet lethal to flies and mosquitoes. It claims flies spread disease through contaminated mouth parts and body hairs and promises a clean house free of insects by using Fly-Tox on milk, food, and wounds as sources of infection.
Osage Couple Observes Golden Wedding Quietly
Judge and Mrs J F Clyde celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary in a simple observance. Mrs Clyde is frail, so friends send messages from nearby and beyond. Judge Clyde, a seminary graduate and law college alumnus, served as district judge for many years and recently retired from practice.
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Osage
J. F. Clyde
Clyde
Father Roney Ill and Unable to Give Farm Bureau Talk
Otterville Missouri July 19. Members of Washington Township Farm Bureau met at J. D. Weber home Friday. Father Roney, who planned to deliver the principal address, was ill in hospital. Blue Bird 4 H club met with Marion Conrad last week and will meet in two weeks with Ruth Woods.
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Farm Bureau
Courier
Otterville
Washington "Township Farm Bureau
J. d. Weber
Blue Bird
Marion Conrad
Ruth Woods
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Relief
Claiming quick relief from tender tired feet Moone's Emerald Oil is offered by Robert Drug Co and C. J. Miller with a money back guarantee. Readers are urged to purchase an original bottle and apply daily to achieve lasting foot comfort without staining or greasiness.
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Moone
Robert Drug Co
C. J. Miller
Bigamist’s $200 fine bonds Dickinson’s release
Alexander Dickinson pleaded guilty in district court and was fined $200. A $500 stay bond posted by his mother insured the fine. Judge Wood suspended a year in jail, granted parole to Deputy Dilworth, and Dickinson’s marriage to Emma Lewis of Des Moines was noted after their Cedar Rapids arrest at 433 Jefferson Street amid a pending adultery case.
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Alexander Dickinson
Dickinson
George W. Wood
Cora
Cedar Heights
W. F. Dilworth
Emma Lewis
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson Street
Lewis
Iowa Suspect Held on Robbery Charge
Council Bluffs police identify Arthur Smith alias Arthur Heiss as a man long sought by Decatur authorities for highway robbery. Capt. Dempster says fingerprints and description fit the Decatur suspect. Smith denies alias. Tasking ongoing to confirm identity and charges.
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Council Bluffs
Arthur Smith
Arthur Heiss
Decatur
Dempster
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Efficacy Persists Fifty Years
For fifty years genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia has been prescribed by physicians because it overcomes three times as much acid in the stomach as a saturated solution of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the stomach sweet and free from all gases. Besides its advert
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