Home talent blamed for depredations noted in Cedar Falls
Officers believe local mischiefs were by residents. Neils Prandsen, detained on safe break suspicions, released after proving alibi and key possession. Danish groups plan Fourth of July celebration at Maul-Jarkey’s park with ten cent admission to fund prizes and grounds use. Abraham Lincoln life portrayer to perform at college Friday night. YMC A leaders return from Lake Geneva, Wis after ten days with reports of interest. Cedar Falls census efforts urge full participation of residents under 21 in census tally. Western Old People's Home nearing completion as grounds are finished and residents admitted. North Main Street paving proceeds after injunction lifted. asphalt price cited. Death of Kenneth Claveland’s infant son reported. Clay Street paving with asphalt to commence immediately. Record enrollment at local college summer term exceeds prior highs. large teachers’ exam turnout across Iowa.
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Maul- Jarkey's Park
Two New Priests Appointed at Sacred Heart Church
Rev Father McKinley arrives as pastor of Sacred Heart and Rev Father Joseph Linkemeyer assumes duties as assistant pastor. Linkemeyer, 42, formerly noted in the city, comes from Paul Seminary in Minnesota after training for the priesthood, bringing energy and ability to the parish. Mass times remain 1:30 and 10:30 a.m. as assignments proceed.
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Joseph Linkemeyer
Fusi
Nishi
St.eph's Catholic Church
Slajcery
Nori Washington
St. Paul's Seminary
Paul
Linkenmeyer
Waeterlo
Jo Mekinies
Chro Ier Ol
Mekinies
Delivery Clerk Severed Artery in Westfield Accident
Bernard Bachrell, a delivery clerk at Galloway Grocery in Westfield, fell from a hay wagon top and crashed through a barn window. An artery in his left arm was severed, he bled heavily until a physician arrived, and he remains weak but expected to recover at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bachtel, Magnolia avenue.
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Hernard Bachrell
Galloway
Westfield
Bernard
J. K. Bachtel
Magnolia Ave
Hodi Wes
Harmon Denies He Quit Rage At Colminus
Colminus, June 27. Gov. Judson Harmon awaited a telephone update from Baltimore today while denying a quitting rage claim. He refused jury forstigt on the convention proceedings and would not commit to supporting a Whaler candidate. He also mentioned Sonorton’s orchestra at Channagan Park and a Courier want ads note.
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Colminus
Gav
Judson Harmon
Baltimore
Daltimiene
Whaler
Bethlehem church gymnasium under way in Cedar Falls
Construction on the Bethlehem church gymnasium foundation is complete but carpenters were scarce. Social happenings include visits from Mrs Jorgensen and Ralph Ebersold, a free illustrated lecture on Yellowstone, and local gatherings as summer ease drives boating and river cottages. Notables: Mrs J D Corning recovering from surgery. Cedar Falls Concert Band to perform tonight.
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Bethlehem Church
J. D. Corning
Chicago
Nain Street
Mildred Miller
Ainsworth, Nel
F. Bh. I McCreary
Twenty-First Annual Chautauqua Opens Tomorrow at Coliseum
The Twenty-First Annual Watertoo’s Chautauqua opens tomorrow afternoon at the Coliseum in Chautauqua Park for a ten day session. Prof. Glenn Frank of Northwestern University replaces H A Adrian for the opening lecture on Morals and Machinery at 3 p.m. Ex-Governor J Frank Hanly lectures tomorrow evening. Norton's Band and La Rue’s Band provide musical attractions. A Cedar Falls car runs 1:45 p.m. from Cedar Falls to the grounds and back after the evening program. A Boy Scout encampment is planned with 20 scouts in camp and special diversions.
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Coliseum
Hau‘tauqua Park
H. A. Adrian
Glenn Frank
Northwestern University
Evanston
Frank
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Norton
la Rue
Cedar Falls
P. E. Ritz
Marble Rork
Dunkerton
Fairbank
Hudson
Janesville
Foy
Lee
Pride of county home revival meets stubborn poverty
County Parma cost forty two thousand dollars to outfit a county farm for the aged. Despite the facility men and women still refuse to relocate. Superintendent Klinga says about a dozen old women in poverty declined the move, each costing taxpayers about twenty dollars yearly. Many live in hovels, subsisting on charity. Some refuse due to pride despite a steam heated, well lit home with new beds and bedding.
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County Board of Supervisors
Joseph Klingaman
Count Door Bari Barth
Courier Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier patrons
Coupon request details for Courier up-to-date patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department. Include 10 cents per pattern, specify sizes 10 12 and 14 years, and note seams. Orders filled promptly but may take ten days to reach after sending the order. Pattern requires 4 14 yards of inch material. Price 100.
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Terloo Evening Courier
Terloo
Market summary from Chicago Board of Trade June report
Wheat rallied after an opening dip as northwestern demand and crop worries supported futures. Sept rose to around 1.05 1/5, while July climbed on warehouse fears. Corn advanced on dry Nebraska pastures and Missouri cinch bug damage, with Sept around 75 3/8. Oats weakened on favorable weather, and pork lard ribs held near last night levels.
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Northwestern
Manitoba
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas City Live Stock Prices Report
Chicago June 27 butter steady at 23 25 for creameries and 21 24 for daisies eggs steady with 16 16 for receipts 16 16 firsts 184 ordinary firsts 17 cheese steady daisies 15 153 swing 149 15 Young Americas 15 153 long horns 15 1 poultry firm turkeys 12 1 chickens 134 springs 25 30 potatoes steady old 4 new 40 cars old 60 75 new 1.15 1.45 barreled stock 3.40 3.56
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Chicago
Estimated Receipts for Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Chicago
Chicago June 27 estimated receipts today include hogs at 24,000 head,cattle around 2,000 with minor stated figures and sheep about 12,000 head. The report lists various markets and quantities in concise form.
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Chicago
Hog Market Opens Mixed in Chicago Trade
Chicago hog market opened varied with mixed and butchered lots at around 87. The report lists receipts and forward projections, with cash wheat and corn prices shown for nearby contracts and steady quotes in New York and St Louis. Market details include Waterloo flour and grain prices, cattle and hog prices by weight, and farm produce prices including butter, eggs, potatoes, and poultry.
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Chicago
Dune
TACO
Last Rites for James S George at Christ Episcopal Church
The last rites for the late James S. George were held yesterday afternoon at Christ Episcopal church. Rev. G. W. Hinkle delivered a tribute and hymns were sung by the choir. The body was interred at Elmwood cemetery with old friends as pallbearers including George C. Beck and Dr. F. C. Sage. Relatives attended from Fairbank, Independence and Graettinger.
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James S. George
Christ Episcopal Church
G. W. Hinkle
Elmwood Cemetery
George C. Beck
H. W. Grout
F. C. Sage
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