Mooseheart dedication plans unveiled in Chicago
Detailed plans for the dedication of Mooseheart, the Loyal Order of Moose vocations home near Aurora Illinois, are in a letter to A T Petersen Waterloo lodge secretary. A July 27 dedicatory address is set with Vice President Marshall and Chicago lodge secretary E A W Johnson explains a Windy City moth parade to be staged next Saturday with thousands of delegates urged to participate.
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Mooseheart
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Aurora
Ill
A. T. Petersen
Waterloo Lodge
Marshall
Petersen
E. A. W. Johnson
Chicago
Windy City
Supreme Lodge
Howe
Order
Waterloo
Johnson
Paving Completed on Beckett Street in Vinton
Vinton reports Beckett street paving finished with asphalt filling in expansion joints nearly complete. County Clerk Harper submitted annual parole board report for year ending June 30, 1915. Crimin al activity low. Sgt C P Emerson Jr named to Iowa rifle team for Camp Perry national shoot. Automobile mishap near East Moline leaves gas failure, crash into a surrey, horse euthanized, occupants uninjured except vehicle damage. Advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets for stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Beckett Street
Harper
Board of Parole
C. P. Emerson, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Strong
Davenport
Moline
Keokuk dopesters challenge Waterloo games loss
Keokuk supporters contend three Waterloo games should be thrown out for salary-limit violations. They cite payroll details showing Hanson Drohan included among players while Wilkus and Goes were not, arguing the evidence proves Waterloo over the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Waterloo
T Hat Waterloo
Hanson
Drohan
Wilkus
Goes
Keokul Dopesters
M of
Inotice
People Travel and Entertain in Cedar Falls Notes
Brief notices from Cedar Falls Iowa dated July 23 report spe fee Ronna Burns entertaining A D E club at her West 4th Street home with light refreshments and a merry gathering. Various locals, including W F Noble and son Edward returning from Washington Iowa, J O Knapp taking a Bea ten store vacation, and others traveling or preparing trips, fill the column with social and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Spefee Ronna Burns
A. D. E. Club
West 4Th Street
Keokuk Lumber Team Faces Roster Challenges
Keokuk players Wilkus Goes and Drohan were released and rejoined, prompting a search for new evidence to stay in the first division. The Burlington game was thrown out by President Justice, affecting the standings with no net change, as the double header admission issue led to one game being excluded from the record.
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Wilkus
Goes
Keokuk Boys
Drohan
Burlington
Han~son
Waterloo
Justice
Courier
Keokuk protests Waterloo game over 15 men claim
Cedar Rapids notes Keokuk to protest last week’s Waterloo loss citing Doc Andrews and a payroll of players beyond the 13 man limit. Keokuk Baseball Association President Justice says if evidence shows Waterloo exceeded the roster limit the game will be thrown out and rules strictly enforced.
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Bunnies
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Waterloo
Doc Andrews
Keokuk Baseball Association
Justice
Central Association
Warehouse Too Wide for Street in Cedar Falls
The International Harvester warehouse proved too wide for 6th Street. After blocking Main Street for hours, the structure was cut in two and pulled off the tracks by a traction engine. It will serve on East 6th Street until the new building is ready. Keokuk seeks Cedar Falls band for dam celebration. band leaves for Denver, returns in time for Keokuk visit.
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Cedar Falls
International Harvester Company
6Th Street
Main Street
East 6Th Street
Keokuk
Big Dam
Denver
Muskies Seek Strengthening As Umpire Shuffle Stirs Fans
Frank Boyle hints at bolstering the Muskies lineup as fans wonder where changes will start. The infield is strong and the outfield, led by Curtis and Spurs, looks fast. Pitcher Krueger has been dropped from the list while Rover is slated to join Muskies. The Muskies and Kewanee Roiler makers moved yesterday's game to Sunday for a twin bill before a three day series with the Manuschers. Cedar Rapids will have Fleming leaving and Glenalvin arriving to finish umpiring, a switch fans say may improve or spark criticism in the park.
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Frank Boyle
Central Association
Curtis J
Spurs
Krueger
Hst
Rover
Kewanee
Laat
Cedar Rapids
Fleming
Glenalvin
Cedar Rapids Bugs
Garrett
Spencer
Neless
Boswell
Cadar Rapids
Waterloo
Mrs John Cowie in Death Sleep
Mrs John Cowie died at 8 o clock this morning at her Cedar Falls home after heart trouble. Funeral Friday afternoon from 09 Walnut Street with Rev Titus Lowe officiating. Interment at Fairview cemetery. She was born in Scotland October 29 1846 and came to America in 1874. Survived by five children: Alice Martha Charles George and Mrs E A Stout. The family has resided in Cedar Falls about four years.
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Cedar Falls
John Cowie
Walnut Street
Titus Lowe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairview Cemetery
Cowle
Scotland
America
John Cowte
Alice
Martha
Charles
George
Grundy County
E. A. Stout
Canada
Keef er Weal Wedding Today at Keefer Home
The marriage of Charles West and Miss Lelia Keefer occurs today at 3 PM at the Keefer residence, 114 Clay Street, with Rev. J E Snowden officiating. A reception follows at 8 PM at the West home, 409 Iowa Street, and the couple will reside at Tenth and Clay after a brief wedding trip. The groom works as foreman at Rice Dayton Mfg Co and the bride is the eldest Keefer daughter with many friends. OLDEST MAIL CARRIER PREPARES FOR VACATION W A Sheerer begins two weeks off, being the city’s oldest carrier and the first appointed when carriers were added over twenty years ago.
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Cedar Falls
Charles West
Lelia Keefer
C. W. Keefer
Clay Street
J. E. Snowden
Will West
Iowa Street
Tenth
Clay Streets
Rice & Dayton Mfg. Co
Sand
W. A. Sheerer
Mr. Sheerer
Indian Jack and the Cedar Rapids Umpire Controversy
Reported remarks describe players being ejected for rough tactics during a game at Waterloo on July 8. The same crowd praises Gisnalvin, who impressed fans and is hoped to umpire as well as he performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapida Bugs
Waterloo
Gisnalvin
Indian Jack
Iowa State college to offer daily farm education at fair
Ames Iowa July 28 Special during the Iowa state fair the agricultural extension force of Iowa State College will hold popular instruction for fair crowds five times daily in college building lectures and classes on home economics and agriculture. Dr K J Stouder will oversee demonstrations of bog cholera serum and its use and delivery with talks on prevention and treatment. Moving pictures will illustrate poultry care and breeds, targeting attending women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
K. ¥. Stouder
Kansas
Residents Visit and Local Happenings in Winslow
Winslow reports include Mr and Mrs Chas Williams and family visiting relatives near Shell Rock. Isaac Garner was among the sick last week. Chas Matt of Janesville called. Wm Tostlebe of Cedar Falls repaired the scales. W H Rickeberg lost a valuable horse. Farmers are busy harvesting wheat hay and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Chas. Willams
Shell Rock
Isaac Garner
Chas. Matt
Janesville
Wm. Tostlebe
Cedar Falla
W. H. Rickebberg
John C Busby Recovers Health and Weather Plans
John C Busby of Independence, famed pressman and weather forecaster, has recovered from a weeks long asthma illness. He traveled via Waterloo to Fort Dodge and promised to resume August weather predictions, displaying a silver medal for fair weather forecasting and explaining a recent luminous sky event as an electrical explosion.
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John U. Busby
Independence
Champion
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
The
Courier
John C. Busby
Great Western to test three cent fare in Minnesota
St Paul Minn July 23 The Chicago Great Western railway will test a three cent fare per mile this summer to meet competition from roads charging two cents a mile The move follows a federal court modification of an injunction that had blocked the rate The railroad expects to cut passenger rates later and also reduce freight rates to match rivals while the case on whether the legislative rate is confiscatory moves forward with both sides eager to expedite it
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St. Paul
Minn
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
Grant denial on prenuptial deal cited by mother
Mrs. M E Deering, mother of Mrs America Williams, said in Los Angeles that Grant made no prenuptial agreement with her daughter and that the bride’s independent fortune came from a former husband. She added there is no family estrangement and that only an education provision for her daughter's son was arranged before the marriage.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Diego
Grant
M. E. Deering
America
Queen Maud and Prince Olaf Reported In Norway
In Christiana Norway July 28 under a bill before the storthing Norway could become a republic if the king and queen die without a male heir There are reports of the assassination of Olaf the ten year old crown prince and Queen Maud may flee Norway with her son for safety
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Christiana
Norway
lUnder
Storthing
Olaf
Maud
Schneider and Wife Lived Here in Waterloo
Albert Schneider and his wife rented a cottage at 963 Riehl street from Wilbur Betts and lived there from August to March before moving to Westfield. Betts saw little trouble. Schneider, a German-born, non naturalized immigrant, was active in the Socialist movement, attended rallies in Oelwein, and had three brothers in Germany. A day earlier he shot his wife over a supposed goodbye kiss and then killed himself in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Albert Schneider
Kansas City
Riehl Street
Wilbur Betts
Schneider
Westfield
Betts
Omaha
Socialist Party
Oelwein
Germany
Lower Car Steps Boost for Women Riders
Officials of the Chicago Railways announce new cars will have steps three inches nearer the ground to aid women passengers amid a vogue for narrow skirts. A cloudburst drenched Sioux City causing heavy rain along Illinois Central lines to Waterloo, with Train No. 45 arriving four hours late due to storms on the M. & St. L. line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Railways Company
Chicago
Sioux City
F. W. Taylor
Waterloo
Ilinois Central
Taylor
North Branch
Central
Waseca
Minn
Auto Drivers Take Warning At Prospect Park
Park Commissioner J H Byrnes led a case against G R Watson for damaging Prospect park terraces after a rain driven skid. Watson pleaded guilty in police court but was released without a fine as the judge noted partial blame. Byrnes warned that city funds used to beautify the parks must be protected and park rules enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Byrnes
Prospect Park
Byrnes
G. R. Watson
White Sewing Machine Appoints New Office Manager
G. W. Layman has located in Waterloo with his family and takes charge of the White Sewing Machine office at 187 West Park Avenue. The store room is being rearranged to give customers extra good service. Layman has established his home in the Washington apartments. Married yesterday Justice J. H. Kurns united Miss Jennie Lee Kingsley and Josephus Kreidler in marriage. Both residents of Waterloo will live here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Layman
Waterloo
Mr. Layman
West Park Avenue
Washington Apartments
Justice J. H. Kurns
Jennie Lee Kingsley
Josephus Kreidler
Autumn hat style hints from black pico straw design
A simple black pico straw hat suggests autumn wear. It features a folded black molre ribbon and a high cluster of cock's feathers at the back, illustrating forthcoming seasonal millinery trends.
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Uafolds
Chamberlain
Lawn City
W. F. Noble
Edward
Washington
Iowa
J. O. Knapp
Beaten Store
K. G. Hecht
Mason City
L. 8
Alexander
Franklin Street
J. J. Mulvehill
Ellen Corrigan
Olive Street
Minneapola
Arthur Nassen
J. E. Jean
W. 12Th Street
Jean
Harry
Wear
Arthur Kingman
Leeper
Waterloo Psaopla
R. M. Bickford
7Ist and
H. S. Gilkey
Cedar Falls National Bank
Hia
Anna Gertrude Childa
Nebraska
Harry Cumming
Old Shell Rock
Condit
Bryan
Begeman
Myron
Condits
Minnesota Lakes
W. L. Veatch and Son
Homer
National Association of Photographers
Mr. Veatch
Jack Dahl
J. B. Murphy
Seether
Ike Simpson
H. Dehl and Sona Furniture
David Bennison
Oma‘ha, Neb
Rivergary
Joseph Chase
Bess
Waverly
Sheppard
Lou
Emily Aitkins
Hobinson Dry Goods
Colo
Band
Knights Templar
H. N. Silliman
Charles M. Jennings
J. C. Patterson
Minneapolis
W. B. Heats
Wenatchie
Royle
Mascatine Journal
Munsky
Keefer
Trav
Eling West
Queen Maud and
Princi Mee Lolaf
Salt Lake City
California
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
W. Turtle
Des Moines
Schneider and Wife
Husband
Ings
North Waterloo
White Sewing Machine
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