Notable Cedar Falls Social Roundup and Travels
Cedar Falls notes celebrate visits by Misses Benton Byers and Petersen while birthdays and travels fill the week. Attendees attend church and dinners, with Prof. Cumming and family camping near slow for six weeks. Local residents depart for Minneapolis and Wisconsin trips, while Cedar Valley fair plans advance with Stanberry as manager and a finance committee appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
George
J. G. Packard
Mike Burre
Rudson
J. l. Markussen
Iris Sheug
F.C. Cumming
Scott W. Smiik
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Monitor
Waverly Social Notes and Local Visitors
Waverly residents host Dr Brown this week at his home. Misses Allie and Mabel Knit return from a visit with Mrs Hert Marsh. A Riverside Park concert is planned for tomorrow. Rev Albert Rice’s vacation continues. Bremer County members attend the Democratic state convention. Various neighbors travel, visit relatives, and attend stores, churches, and events around Waverly and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Waverly
Allie
Mabel
Hert Marsh
J. Y
San Anton
Riverside Park
Albert Rice Teave
Yiees Awe
Mr. Boy
Leonard Ra Aue
Bengervenins
Rice
County Attormer
dHoges
Thurstar
Ade
Dra Faille
Hattie Gardner
Eifery
Effert
Agnes Brookner
Fifert
Iarton
Nettle Rennett
Charles Yi
Sitim
Mis
Te Lehermeerhort
Albert Fischer
Rainfall Patchworks Across Iowa Fringes
A weather note reports heavy rain yesterday north of Black Hawk County with Charles City recording two inches and Marion one inch. The largest fall occurred at Charles City while the southern half stayed dry. Nearby Fresno, California logged 14 degrees while Iowa saw warm to mild conditions with a cooling trend expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Iowa
Here
Charles City
Marion
Hawkere
Charles Lewis
Weather Bureau
Fresno
Cal
Fair Association Engages Manager for Cedar Fairs
The Cedar Valley District Fair association met last night at the Commercial club rooms. Attendance was large and interest keen as plans for an enlarged fair were laid out. The finance committee was urged to continue fund solicitation to fund expanded plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorts
Cedar Valley District Fair Association
Stanberry
C. B. Santee
W. FE
Cowan
C. M. Wyth
Charles Hughes
J. B. Newman
G. BE
H. S. Standberry
Rusing Chapster
Jack Tawi
THA Association
Cedar Falls Church Services Set Across Denominations
Religious leaders in Cedar Falls announce Sunday services across multiple churches with union city park services at 7 o'clock in the evening. Rev. Holmes presides at 7:46, sermon by Rev. J. C. Vanney on the Supreme Choice, and morning sermons by Wright Fahs Smith Hot Holmes Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
City Park
Epworth
J. C. Vanney
Methodist Episcopal—Iin
D. Sands Wright
Presbyterian
W. Fahs
California
Scott W. Smith
Waterloo
O. Hot Holmes
J. D. Vanney
J. M. Morris
Christ
SL. Luke's Episcopal
J. S. Cole
Christian Science
G. A. Ruhall
St. Patrick’s
Ernest MacDonald
Fredlund
Amish Nazareth
Be, Provenson
Bethlehem
J. Christiansen
Cedar Heights
J. Hansen
Les Moines
St. John’s Emanuel Lutheran
A. C. Fritz
Death of John Proesdell in Tolabo fishing tragedy
Jr McDermott announces the death of his nephew John Proesdell who drowned during a fishing trip in Tolabo. He was 20, a Wright young man and a Washington University graduate. Funeral is planned for Tuesday in Seattle. Mrs Hannah McLermett of this locality is mentioned as the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. McDermott
Seattle
Wash
John Proesdell
Tolabo
Desensed
Wright
Washington University
Hannah McLermett
Farmers Combat the Beef Trust in Wisconsin Packing Plant
In La Crosse Wisconsin the Farmers Cooperative Packing Company begins operation under the Society of Equity. The venture aims to cut costs and beat traditional packers by cooperative competition. Stock sales progress, with 160000 subscribed and shares rising to 1000 dollars. The plant pledges to pay profits, fund reserves, and share gains with stockholders and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA. S. Price
Chicago
Co-Operative Association
American Society of Equity
Tra M. J. Chrystof Hudson
Ue Farmers’ Union
American Federation of Tuatbor
J ‘Hrew Boyd
la Crosse
J. H. Carnehan
Black River Falls
Prica
Sorenson
A. W. Johnson
Mr. Price
Cooperative Societies
Denmark
B16 Day at Public Market Sees Brisk Egg and Butter Sales
Crowds gathered at the public market as eggs butter poultry sweet corn and potatoes sold briskly. Prices ranged nickel to a dime per dozen for eggs and five cents for milk with variable potato prices. Weather drought threatens produce with moisture needed. melon and corn crops show resilience while late potatoes suffer without rain.
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Gardberg
Deaths mark a sad week in Dumont community
Dumont notes a wave of deaths, led by Jacob Kelberer aged 79, with funeral at Evangelical church and burial at Hill cemetery. Joseph M. Stella of Hotel Dumont died of peritonitis. Levi Reed, former local president, dies aged 79. Community figures attend and extend condolences as residents recall ties to Dumont, nearby towns, and Civil War veterans.
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Dumont
J. T. Woodrow
Des Moines
Jake Pfaltzgraff, Jr
Woodrow
W. W. Ahrens
Clear Lake
Kelberer
Lucia O'Niel
E. Maier
Jacob Kelberer
Katie Metcalf
Kellerer
Evangelical Church
Mr. Hogan
Eugene Shaffer
United Brethren Church
Hill Cemetery
Joseph M. Stella
Hotel Dumont
Grand Army of the Republic
Masonic Lodge
The
Odd Yellows
Knights of Pythias
Clarion
Levi Reed
Mr. Reed
Reed
Mesdames
George Barnette
Lawrence Miller
Oilie Corner
William Burma
Mary Richmier
Ackley
Considine
Kesley
Barbara Jungkunz
Bristow
Henry W. Mablum
Estherville
F. W. Watson
C. R. Martin
M. T. Hil
Texas
Majestic Showings and Giants White Sox World Tour
At the Majestic the last showings of Sanson occur today and tomorrow. The Giants and White Sox World Tour begins Monday for three days, touring Cincinnati origin to major world cities. They faced peril during Pacific storms, visiting nations from Japan to England, with notable figures and even the pope observing games amid Vatican views.
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Sanson
Majestic
Cincinati
Pacific
Japan
Ehina
Manila
Australia
India
Egypt
Naples
Rome
France
England
Vatican
Muscatine Victory In 12 Inning Classic
Marshalltown edges Clinton 5 to 4 in a tightly fought game with late errors. Wetzel and Spurs hit back to back home runs in the 12th inning for the Muscatine team, delivering a dramatic win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenokuk
Wetzel
Spurs
Kwreolgoonioohleo
Welsh
Sweet
Nelson
Gould
Lee
Brennan
Marshalltown
Clinton
S. Marshalltown
Ahgdokgn
Hichardson
Andreen
Cooper
Darrow
Rains
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claims Healing
There is healing in Foley Kidney Pills for exhausted kidneys and overwork. The ad promises prompt healing and tonic action, claiming sound health and stable kidneys with use. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
The Gentle Country Cow and the Brave City Boy
A country meadow tale follows a curious city boy who underestimates a kindly brown cow. The cow approaches the fence and greets him with a playful gesture, triggering his fear and a comic dash for safety.
Linden Social Notes and Local Visits Update
Linden residents report multiple family visits and travel plans with Henry Brooks visiting his daughter in Thornton then Denver to stay with relatives. Local illnesses include W J Fink and Mrs Amil Mosher steadily improving. funerals reported for William Buby. several families journeyed to Oklahoma and Galena for trips. community events include Epworth league dress sale and ice cream sociable at the church.
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Frank Perry
Chas. Bell
Clara Buhr
Waukegan
William Buby
Tom Malcom
Oklahoma
Martha Moollert
Independence
Win
Montgomery
Ethel
Galena
Epworth League
Lafayette Street
Glendale
J. £. Miner
Cedar Rapids
Moses
Miner
Aurand
Harriet Thompson
Robert Maynard
Monticello
Ind
E. O. Haven
Charles City
Thompson
Robert
Josie
Osea Lynn
Duluth
Mion
Rogers
Woman Saves Hen From Salem Fire Sparks Loot Stories
Boston Journal reports chaotic salvage as Salem blaze prompts locals to carry absurd items. A woman saves her hen and cash, another totes parrot, melons, and a water carboy, while a hammock reader drags a trunk and a man dives a Pierce Arrow into the bay before the flames extinguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal
Salem
Tye
Balem Bay
30 Years Married Wife Seeks Divorce
Maggie Haymond sues Thurman Haymond for divorce alleging desertion on March 1, 1904. She has no support apart from her labor and seeks 1000 dollars alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Haymond
Thurman Haymond
Spring Creek Township
Tua Porte City
Dhe Security Savings Bank
Josseph Alvord
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Earl Hare
Thrace
Minneapolis
S. Wilson
Main Street
Nora Petersen
Gertrude Jungeo
Ella Auristiansen
Vollome
City Springs
Royal
P. Rasmussen
South Dakota
Margaret Royce
Heminway
Hago
Mississippi
Carlton
Y Farher
A. T
Hiragu
Emma Lambert
New York City
Herdice Weatt
Marcus
Lowe
G. J. Wilson
Clay Street
Mies Lowe
Biente
Aurora
Marian McFarland Walker
College
G. S. Dick
A. J. Fuller
McQuilkin
la Porte City
al Nasmusken
Lii
Hans Rasmussen
Fo AL Kading
iCasey
Ting
Anne Martin
West Twenty-second Street
Katherine Martin
der Malnes
C. H. Northoway
Tremont Street
Mankato
Minn
Sherburn
Minnesota
Masons
Woodmen
Odd Fellows
Albert E. Fellers
Greenwood Cemetery
J. EB. Snowden
Henry Dahl
Mirs
J. J. Bailey
Charles Eiler
Ife
Buffalo
N.Y S
Canada
Michigan
Thomes Hansen
Oakdale
Vedar Falls
Vilage
Iowa City
Tion
Grassfield
Manchester
Kra Stuart
Waterled
A. Kh
Taxlor
MM. Kingsles Nas
Sherman
Black Hawk
Fair Association
Co-Operative Packing Plant
LA Crosse, Wis
Tam
Dewand
Poultry
Mr. and
Airs
J. Waite Wave
Sedro Wooley
E. Young
Seventh Street West
Mr. White
Zulane Spayde
Mrs. Young
Dae Davis
Muscatine
Linden Patronage Fund
Linden
Beather Duster
Ben Hur Lodge
Cedar River Park
Yeoman
Hentur
Park
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