Local farmers form protective group on Cedar River
Cedar Falls Iowa June 10 Farmers on both sides of the Cedar River organize to guard landowners from unscrupulous hunters and trespassers. The Northern Cedar Falls Township and Southern Whiting Township Protective Association aims to curb pot hunting and safeguard crops and stock. Officers include President J Minge and Treasurer EB Newton with a board of directors.
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Cedar Falls
Wes
Cedar River
Cefar Falls
Winslow
Cedar Falls Township
Whington Township
Assochtcoener
Cyris Ford
J. H. Parsons
J. E. Mayo
Geo. Wilkins
Chas, Crawford
Reuben Ford
J. M. Helfer
E. P. Christiansen
FE Stokes
Board of Dirertore
Curls Foard
Transfers of Property-Notes of the Sick- Sociery Events
Cedar Falls Ia June 10 Special Cedar Falls was honored by the presence of Hon Thomas MacMillan clerk of the United States district court in Chicago and formerly moderator of the National Council of Congregational Churches He spoke at the Congregational church Sunday morning to the Brotherhood class and gave practical observations for good to listeners. Additional notes on deaths travels and college commencements follow with numerous local residents and visiting dignitaries attending services and events.
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Cedar Falls
Arkansas
New York
Keys
Chicago
Ireland
Thomas MacMillan
United States District, Court
National Council of Congregational Churches
Congregational Church
Brotherhood
H. C. Aldrich
Des Moines
J. J. Tollerton
Aldrich
Hey
Titus Lowe
Methodist Church
Union Park Services
Tallent
Ida G. Rhoades
Grant
Milwaukee
National Supreme Council of the Mystic Workers
F. L. Vanderveer
Saskatchewan
Theodore Rude
Stillwater
Okla
Rude
Seward Higby
Europe
Lucy Seward Noble
Old World
D. N. Hurd
Alica Redmond
Maquoketa
J. H. Byers
C. W. Ayers
Nashua
Phil Rambach
Emma Bradley
R. Dryden
Philip G. Jarnagin
Alice Nannawalt
Monticello
J. C. Tigen
Herbert Sawyer
Ruth
Wapato
Wash
Park Wise
Yakima
Sawyer
Far West
W. A. Bryant
Marshalltown
Bryant
Eva Gregg
Edith Buck
Myra Call
Julia BE. Curtiss
Sara Rice
G. M. Jones
Minneapolis
E. B. Jones
Danish appeal sways Cedar Falls locals over Des Moines site
Danish residents here raised pledges and offered cash to back a site plan. Mr. Larsen favored Des Moines, prompting a decisive vote that cemented the Des Moines location. Enthusiasm and pledges reflected strong local support for the chosen plan. TEDAR FALISG BOY SCOUTS WILL GATHER TUESDAY EVENING FOR BUSINESS MEETING. Boy Scouts plan a 6:15 pm gathering at Central school for a march to Malarky’s pasture to discuss a summer camp and other plans.
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Cedar Falla
Larsen
Des Moines
Tedar Falisg
Malarky’s
Black Hawk Oil Co Founded In Cedar Falls
Articles filed for a new Cedar Falls business, Black Hawk Oil Co, with 10000 cap, 25 percent paid to start. Purpose to wholesale oils greases and related products. Officers: Hollis president Schmitt VP Stiles secretary Knickerbocker treasurer, Merner on board. 20 year term. annual meeting third Monday in January. Supervisors in session.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk Oil Co
C. A. Hollis
S$. E. Schmitt
B. H. Stiles
W. Knickerbocker
W.H. Merner
Chautauquans Banquet Tuesday at Walnut Street Baptist
About 75 to 100 guests are expected for the Chautauqua booster banquet at Walnut Street Baptist church. The event precedes the Chautauqua assembly opening June 28 with Dr. Edwin W. Lanham as toastmaster and speakers including Miss Jeanette Carpenter and city attorney James Kenyon. Banquet served at 7 pm. P. E. Ritz leads arrangements. Also mentions whooping cough remedy and ongoing board of supervisors session. canvassing of primary vote results by Dr Gerrit J. Bennett.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Edwin W. Lanham
First Presbyterian Church
C. Cadwallader
Waterloo
Jeanette Carpenter
Mona State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
James [. Kenyon
Paul C. DeLong
C. L. 8. C. Work
J. 8. Tuthill
Waterloo Chautauqua & Bible Institute
P. E. Ritz
Chautauqqua
Board of Supervisors
Gerrit J. Bennett
West
Joder
Supervisors Compare Poll Books With Ballot Envelopes
Supervisors compare poll books with results on envelopes. The ballots themselves are not recounted except in a contest. Officials do not expect the official count to differ much from known results for candidates. Some Republican margins are small but unlikely to drop enough to change outcomes.
Women win full suffrage in Danish Lutheran church
The Danish Lutheran church of North America granted women full suffrage in all church deliberations at its national convention in Grand View college Des Moines. The move ends male-only governance in national church affairs. Des Moines secured the national home for the aged and infirm Danish North American community with support from C. Larson of Racine. Work on buildings will begin this fall near Grand View college.
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Des Moines
National Church In America
North America
Clinton
Cedar Falls
C. Larson
Racine
Wis
Grand View College
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C. Rankin
Moulder
Iowa
Stankin
Rankin
Jim
Decorah
Thirteenth Street
Tremont
Walnut Street
Citvy
Pe Wolpr
TeWolf
PewWolf
Reinbeck
Mullarkesy
de Wolf
Rethlehem Gymnasivm Ant Auditorival
Kanish Bethlehem Church
Misti
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Lawn City
Sick—_Sociery Events
Teachers' College
Seerley
Cedar Talis
NEW Oil Company
Chamberlain
Home For
Wraper
Berkley
Brady
Broadway
Washington
Lincoln
Stewart
Stanton
Farragut
Jackson
Shemmac
Les
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Coral Bond
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