Cedar Falls Paving Plans Lead City into a Banner Season
Cedar Falls council orders Franklin Street paved with a forty four foot width drawing protests from residents who want full street paving. Bid adverts posted for asphalt paving across twelve to fifteen miles of streets. Fourth Street to the Great Western depot slated for paving. Episcopal church members oppose a block on Seventh Street. City officials donate funds toward half the cost of a block. Additional projects include sanitary sewers bids for twenty blocks in College addition and storage tanks at Cedar Malls. Local reporters report unique convention chatter and a Chicago gathering tale with a humorous remark about a suffragette wife mix up.
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Cedar Falls
Franklin Street
Washington Street
Cedar Alls
Fourth Street
Great Western Depot
Episcopal Church
Seventh Street
College
Chicago
I. . Bladine
L. H. Keep
Mr. Keep
South Dakota
Coliseum
Transfers of Property Notes of the Sick Society Events
A terse Cedar Falls column reports street work on Seetlind Street to prepare for paving and progress on Walnut Street with Thirteenth Street ready for paving. Rev. Chris Anker of Lincoln Nebraska visits AM Holst editor of the Dannevirke and is noted for Danish affairs involvement. Summer school attendance grows, with housing in high demand. Mrs Chris Nielsen returns from Chicago. hospital staff believe a patient may soon be moved home. Dr G Rhoades returns from Gibson City to attend her mother's illness.
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Tedatd
Cedar Falls
Seetlind Streets
Walnut Street
Thirteenth Street
Chris Anker
Lincoln
United
AM. Holst
Dannevirke
Boxhood
Copenhagen
Chris Nielsen
Chicago
Dda G. Rhoades
Gibson City, Jr
Grant
Funeral of Jason C. Aldrich Held in Cedar Falls
Jason C. Aldrich died in Des Moines Tuesday. His funeral was held at the Methodist church with a large turnout of old friends. He was born in Strongville Ohio and married Katharine Perry in 1860. The couple later moved to Black Hawk County and Waterloo before settling near Janesville and finally Cedar Falls. Aldrich was active in the Methodist church and one of its organizers in East Janesville. He left surviving six of nine siblings and his aged father Charles Mason Aldrich died in 1907, a day short of his years. La Rue’s Waterlieu Band scheduled a concert at Teachers College after changes moved the venue from College Hill to Waterloo.
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Cedar Falls
Specka
Jason C. Aldrich
Des Moines
Strongville
Katharine Perry
Aldrich
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Bremer County
Janesville
Collar Falls
Methodist Church
East Janesville
Mount Vertu
The Girl From Montana Presented by Waterloo Teachers College
Waterloo Girls stay in play presented by Teachers College. The Girl From Montana drew a large audience last night with Misses Dunkelberg Hurwich prominent. The cast plans a river picnic with Miss Bertha Martin as guest.
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Waterloo
AY Teachers College
Montana
Dunkelberg
Hurwich
Paris
Jolly Bunch
Bertha Martin
Anti Cigarette Sunday Meetings Draw Waterloo Crowd
Founder and superintendent of the Anti Cigarette league speaks at 2 30 PM at a public meeting inviting all men and women. Miss Lucy Page Gaston of Chicago keynotes a Sunday school convention message with goal to enroll 5000 members. An evening session at 7 30 features a stereopticon address by Dr C M Wray Carlton Sias and local leaders for boys and men.
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Anti-Cigarette League
Ferred
Waterloo
Bers
C.M. Wray
Carlton Sias
Supt
A. T. Hakill
La Verne Beal Piano Recital At First Congregational Church
Miss La Verne Beal, a talented Waterloo pianist, will give a public recital Monday at 8:15 pm in the First Congregational Church. Mrs George H H Quest will sing contralto numbers. Beal studied five years at the Waterloo Conservatory of Music and will perform pieces by Liszt Debussy and others. An ice cream social follows at the First Presbyterian church on Saturday evening June 22.
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Li. Verne Beal
Waterman
First Congrégational Church
George HH. Quest
Beal
Georgiella Lay
Waterloo Conger
Waterloo
Senate Pathetique
Nevin
Fs Rt
Konigy
First Presbyterian Church
Howr Sturday
Reorganize Implement Go forms new Vaughan firm
Articles filed for Vaughan Implement Company with 50000 capital stock to sell agricultural implements and vehicles wholesale and retail. J R Vaughan remains president and majority stockholder, with departments and officers named M C Vaughan vice president B J Vaughan secretary WG Vaughan treasurer and directors M B Sawyer and Jacob Brough. The Waterloo based firm becomes state distributor for various lines and promotes employee ownership.
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Vaughan Timplement Company
J. R. Vaughan
Vaughan
M.C. Vaughan
B. J. Vaughan
WG. Vaughan
M. B. Sawyer
Jacob Brouwgh
Waterloo
Thomas Cascaden
Vanzshan
Isen Bonster
Iowa
Tinydement Dealers’ Association
County Recorders Meet July 10 12
County recorders gather for a three day meeting in Burlington from July 10 to 12. Officials plan sessions on procedures, records handling, and regional coordination with attendance by county officers and staff.
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County Recorders
County Recorders' sortation and Burlington exhibition program
The note describes a county level notice about a Burlington exhibition program featuring entertainments and a chartered Mississippi trip to Keokuk to reduce costs. Mrs J E Wenty of Akron Michigan shares kidney health benefit from Foley Kidney Pills suggesting savings on medical bills. H W Taggart is referenced.
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County Recorders
Burlington
Mississippi
Keokuk
J. E. Wenty
Akron
Mich
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Special Church Services Sunday Draws Community Attendance
Church notices urge worshippers to attend Sunday events at multiple locations. The listing highlights evening services and parish programs, with emphasis on youth involvement and community outreach activities across nearby congregations.
War Pictures for School Children distributed weekly
The Was Sering Evening Courier will supply war picture text matter to school children in sixteen sections, one per week, with a coupon on page A.
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Wa Iterloo Evening Courier
Ste Coupon
Wassering Evening Courier
Paige A
The
Courier
Brady
Tual
Jenry W. Elson
Ohio, University
Maccabees Hold Annual Memorial Sunday Services
The Maccabees and affiliated Ladies Auxiliary members plan an annual memorial ceremony on Sunday evening at the First Morehureh. The event gathers members of the several organizations for a solemn observance with readings and prayers.
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Maccabees
Unions Right to Strike Backed by Court Ruling
Supreme Court rules unions may strike while non-union workers remain employed. The case of Harry Kemp et al in Cook County Circuit Court halted a strike by division 241 of the Amalgamated Association against Chicago City Railways. The decision addresses union conduct and mayor Edward F Dunbar’s candidacy context.
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Harry Kemp
J Et al
Circuit Court of Cook County
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Chicago City Railways
Io- Appropriate
Edward F. Dunbar
Chicago
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