Gorman Boosted For State Office At Convention
The state convention of the Irish Catholic Order opened in this city with about 120 delegates and clergy in attendance. German is cited as a leading worker in arranging the event and is described as an enthusiastic member. Archbishop Keane of Dubuque was expected to speak. Solemn high mass was scheduled at 8 o clock with Rev. Rohiman as celebrant. Initiation of a class of candidates followed by a smoker and refreshments capped Monday proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elas & Gs
Etsy
Joseph
Keane of
Dubugee
Breda
Court Dismissals Mark Annihilation Day in Equity Cases
In district court Judge Franklin C. Platt led a purge of the equity docket with many actions dismissed or dropped. Divorce suits such as Paner F. Jessop v Edward A Jessop and Amanda M. Allen v Harland L. Allen were ruled out, and foreclosure and accounting suits were dropped or unresolved. Custody rulings granted temporary custody to fathers while other matters await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Franklin C. Platt
Equity
Paner F. Jessop
Edward A. Jessop
Amanda M. Allen
Harland L. Allen
Ann Gibbons
Henry Gibbons
Chas. F. Kelley
J. W. Routh
W. R. Howerton
Chas
F. Kel Jey
J. W. McMillan
Foot
John Ritzinger
Frank Meier
Martion
Alaintiff
Tostoni Bros
Hazel
Hr Land Company
Haa; i Theonhiley
Local Remedy for Burns Described by Ian Whiting
A reader notes an improvised burn treatment by Ian Whiting mixing a water paste to a thick cream on linen. The method forms a moist barrier over the wound, excluding air and aiding rapid healing. The account suggests applying the preparation as a local remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Whiting
Heiber Buys Flis in Local Pharmacy Firm Change
L O Heiber completes purchase of a pharmacy business as Monday closing ends and he assumes management. Weihe remains involved with loans and administration as Roger Tie and staff adjust to the transfer amid ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Heiber
Mr. Heiber
Weihe
Roger Tie
Tampact
Modern Woodmen Plan for Picnic
A special train carrying Modern Woodmen from Waterloo will depart June 19 for Oelwein for a regional picnic under lodge auspices. The Waterloo group expects about 200 attendees with additional riders from Cedar Falls and nearby lodges. The four coaches will depart, first from Union Depot at 8:30, then from C. G. W. depot ten minutes later.
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Waterloo
Oelwein
Cedar Falls
Union
Waterloo West
C.G. W
Hawkeye State
Town Talk Highlights Local Trips and Social News
Oxford Junction business trip reports include B F Harrison. Swisher returns from Green Bay on law business. Illnesses, nuptials, vacations, and a desertion rumor mingle with train loads for state events in Des Moines and local encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Harrison
Oxford Junction
B. F. Swisher
Green Bay
Wis
John H. Hildebrand
Commander of Iowa Vets Sets Record For Service
EC Johnsen of Cedar Rapids will retire as department commander of United Spanish War Veterans after a third consecutive term, a record counted among the longest in the United States. He recalls the growth from small paper piles to a trunked archive as the state encampment expansions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United Spanish War Veterans
Johnson, & Cedar
United States
Johnenn
Union
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Elks Leave for Burlington State Convention
The Waterloo Elks with the Cedar Falls band depart at 7 10 Wednesday evening for the state convention in Burling ton. A Rock Island special train carries about 100 Elks and 50 band members. Four sleepers and all berths are booked as rural Elks prepare to win prizes. Cedar Falls band has won first prize for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Local Woman Delivers Address on The World at Presbyterian Church
Mrs. H. W. Reherd spoke at First Presbyterian in Chicago theme The World detailing exposition with thirty four courts and a four-episode pageant. The program featured a thousand voice chorus and drew twenty thousand participants from Chicago churches, captivating the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago
H. W. Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
Corn Crop Prospects Dim Amid Cold Snap Says Larabee
C G Larabee manager of Lamson Bros grain dept cautions a prolonged cold period and May rains will depress corn yields in the region, with a year 1912 crop possibly not reached. He notes late fall and hot weather could still improve prospects. He adds corn prices may rise while oats around Waterloo look promising and largely unaffected by current weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Larabee
Lamson Bros. & Co
Larabee
Waterloo
Wets Case Rehearing Discussed By Waterloo Attorney
Birdsall attorney for the Waterloo liquor dealers meets Judge Dunham in Manchester regarding a petition for rehearing in the saloon case. Birdsall seeks an expedited hearing and will present the dealers case. Judge Dunham remains away from court this week, staying at his Manchester home. Arabian honey trade fades with reduced rainfall. Mokalla exports small amounts to India.
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Birdsall
Waterloo Aquor
Manchester
Sudge Dunham
Dunham
Aden
Mokalla
India
New York Auto Restaurant Combines Ice Cream and Fruit Slots
A new automatic restaurant in New York offers a nickel slot that dispenses ice cream in exchange for a coin. In the same row, machines for melons and oranges keep fruit fresh via a refrigeration system. This combines novelty with cooling tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mechaniles
Couple Married at St Luke's Catholic Church Cedar Falls
The marriage of Kinmet4 and Marnieambach was held this morning at 3 o'clock in St Luke's Catholic Church Cedar Falls. Immediate relatives attended with Father Luke Poder presiding. Mr Casey manages the Casey Cash Brewery.
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Coder Palle
Taine
Kinmet4
Marnieambach
St. Luke's Catholic Church
Luke
Mes Vuisey
Casey
Maneger
Casey Cash
Cynsas
Supreme Court Upholds News Publicity Law 1912
The Supreme Court upholds the postal appropriation act provision requiring newspapers to file semi annual sworn statements listing editors owners stockholders bondholders and average daily circulation and to publish the statements. It also bars paid for articles from being printed without marking them as advertisements. Mr Toos P Hicks of Chicago stops in city en route home from Winnipeg visit with relatives.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mr. Toos, P. Hicks
Chicago
Winnipeg
William
Market Close Report for New York Stocks June Sixteen
The New York stock exchange closed with mixed results as gains and losses appeared across major issues. Notable quotes include Canadian Pacific and United States Steel with modest moves while American Smelting and Reading showed slight shifts amid overall market activity.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Cnssene TB
Chicago
POY Northwestern
Atchison
Cee
Eee Cael
Ady
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
OLE
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Abe
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
States Steel
Vomaion
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Northern
Central
Missouri
New York Central
America
Sunbonnets Play for Central Church Benefit
The Philathea class of Central Church of Christ presents the two act play Sunbonnets to raise funds for the grandma benefactor cared for by the church. The Friday evening performance at South and Fourth streets features eleven characters and follows two prior entertainments for the same cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church of Christ
Fourth Streets
Light frost observed with mild temperature fluctuations
A light frost appeared in the area this morning and again Sunday morning with no damage reported. Temperatures rose from 62 at noon to 70 by evening, then spiked seven degrees in thirty minutes before cooling. Midnight reading was 55, with a low of 47 at 5:30 this morning.
Licensed to Wed in Cedar Falls and Austin
A licensed wedding notice lists Fred W H Buehner of Fairbank and Frances Rambach of Cedar Falls with dates and partner details including Rene C Arett of Austin and Thomas Emmett Casey of Cedar Falls. The announcement records marriage intention and location specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. H. Buehner
Fairbank
Rene C. Arett
Austin
Ming
Thas. Emmeet Casey
Cedar Falls
Frances Rambach
Motorcycle Garage Nearing Completion at Bandfield Shop
Finishing touches go on Morr Bandfield’s new cement block motorcycle garage and repair shop on Sycamore Street rear lot. Expected occupancy later this week with modern machinery. existing space to house bicycle repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morr. Bandfield
Sycamore Street
Bandfield
Hats and Dusters for Town Criers Parade
Waterloo Town Criers club wore hats and dusters in a Baltimore charade thanks to Joe and Lou clothiers at Bridge and Commercial streets. The Waterloo outfitters supplied eight dozen linen dusters and as many Alpine straw hats for the participants.
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Joe
Lou
Bridge
Commercial
Waterloo Town Criers
Baltimore
Waterloo Clothiers
Cedar Falls and Waterloo Residents Named
Bertis D. Williams of Cedar Falls Rosemond M. Wilbur also of Cedar Falls William E. Miller of Waterloo and Belle Muzzy of Waterloo are listed among local names.
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Bertis D. Williams
Cedar Falls
Rosemond M. Wilbur
Wiliam E. Miller
Waterloo
Belle Muzzy
Stolen Girvan Tombstone Recovered In Excavation
Workmen uncover a well preserved tombstone in Girvan Ayr during shop excavations. Inscription honors Jean Campbell who died July 1 1826 aged 18 years 6 months. Suspected stolen from old Girvan churchyard and used as a hearthstone in early 1800s.
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Girvam
Ayr
Anthony Campbell
Jean
Girvan
London Mail
Satisfaction Blessed Are Those Finding Their Work
Quotation from Carlyle on finding work as the source of blessedness. The line emphasizes contentment through purposeful labor and asks for no other joy beyond discovery in one’s duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
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BE. G. Jacobson
Black Hawk National Bank
Huston
Anderson, End
H. Huston
Denver Street
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Grand Army of the Republic
Des Moines
H. R. Shilliam
Alva
Okla
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V Department
C. A. Dobbins
G. K
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Tate
Elizabeth M. Bourns
First Baptist Church
Tatyrment Hy Cemstery
ST Eneipes
Howe
Johnnston
Dorothy
Theapolis
A & My
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Tumlin
Mary
Lo W. Bock
Lea Yettes
Yeney Walt Mio Smith
ELKS
Burlington
Delvers
WETS
Germany
Prince Ernst, August of Cumberland
Victoria Louise
Emperor Wilhelm of
Berlin
Coca-Cola
3Rd St
Logan
Quincy
Galloway Co
American Motor Car Co
Jefferson
Jefferson St
Clover and Fruit Region
Wisconsin
Smmall
Good Town
J. R. Bryant
Black Week Bank
Metropole Hotel
W. 4Th St
Hent
W. 6Th St
Roy
West 10Th St
W. Std
Black
Bluff St
Riehl
THE
Coca-Cola Company
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