Marriage Unites Miller and Frueden in Independence
Miss Marie Kuehnie Miller of Independence marries William Elmer Frueden of Charles City at the home of Carl Frederick Kuehnle in Denison. After a westward honeymoon they will reside in Charles City where the groom works in lumber. Miller, a Grinnell College alumna, has taught in Iowa high schools including Oskaloosa, Waterloo and Independence. Attending were H Zeising and H W Dunlap of Waterloo, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brydden-Miner
Carl Frederick Kuehnle
Denison
Marie Kuehnie Miller
Independence
William Elmer Frueden
Charles City
T. 2. Taylor
West
Grinnell College
Va Qurous
Iowa Cities
Oskaloosay
Migs Miller
Waterloo
H. Zeising
Frudden
H.W. Dunlap
F —A
Calorie Guide For Everyday Foods And Health Tips
A fragmented notice lists caloric values for common foods including soups, fish, beef, poultry, potatoes, spinach, corn, and peas. It also includes casual health tips on facial massage, hair color, and depilation with mentions of bleach risks and color advice.
Seven Soloman Brothers Sentenced for Mercantile Fraud
Seven Solomon brothers Abraham Charles Davis Elias George John and Joseph were sentenced by Judge Knox to two years each in the Atlanta penitentiary after pleading guilty to conspiring to swindle merchants of more than a half million dollars. They ran a wholesale clothing business with 27 stores across Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Trenton Chicago Newark and other cities. Others implicated received sentences from two years to two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham
Charles
Davis
Elias
George
John
Joseph Solomon
United States
Knox
Atlanta
Boston
Philaphia
Baltimore
Trenton
Chicago
Newark
Solomon Brothers
Navy Education Proposed As College Substitute
A father suggests a navy career offers a solid education for his son Loval Stapala. After visits to the local recruiting station, he encourages enlistment, saying Loyal personnel can gain a good education in the navy. In contrast, Harold Jenks ran away from Mitchell, South Carolina, seeking enlistment against his parents' wishes and plans to join the navy. New York emerges postwar as a major port and financial center with boosted prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Loval J. Stapala
Hawthorne Avenue
J. &. Wood
Mitchell
S. C
Understanding Quarrels Between Lovers and Friends
A reflective essay on how misunderstandings inflame disputes between lovers and spouses. It warns that quarrels turn people into monsters in their own minds, urges avoiding self pity, and promotes striving to understand rather than misunderstand. The piece ends with Rochefoucauld’s insight that quarrels last only if both sides are at fault.
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Rochefoucauld
Dairymen Gather for 1919 Dairy Congress Booster Meeting
At Des Moines Iowa dairy council directors plan a one day booster meeting during the 1919 Dairy Cattle Congress. Waterloo hosts 5000 dairymen for an anticipated largest gathering with elaborate plans for an amphitheatre program. Expects record inquiries from Canada and several states, signaling a premier show.
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Iowa Dairy Council
Des Moines
Dairy Council
Waterloo
E. S. Estel
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cattle Congress
Aster
Canada
New York
Ohio
Texas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pacific Coast
Kentucky to Halt Work for Prayer as War Ends
Louisville June 28 Belts will ring and whistles blow in every Kentucky town the moment news reaches that the treaty ending the world war is signed. Gov James D Black issued a proclamation urging people to suspend business briefly and join in silent prayer of thanksgiving for the Allied victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
James D. Black
Overland-Hanson Co Dealers Meet For Trade Discussion
One of the largest northeastern Iowa dealer conventions gathered over 50 dealers at the Overland Hanson Co building in Waterloo. They toured the showroom then lunch at Hotel Russell Lamson, heard remarks on industry growth and good roads, and returned to view a new Overland sport model before adjourning.
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Waterloo
Overland-Hanson Company
Fourth
Franklin
Iowa
Overland
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
G. QO. Orr
R. J. Butler
Moline
Ill
John Hanson
Iowa Motor Trades’ Bureau
W. R. Brown
Fish Tire & Rubber Company
George Miller
W'S. Ty
Messrs. Keefe, Bentley and Doty
F. C. Herfurth
Rand
Cedar Falls News Office Details and Contact
George F. H. Twaddle is listed as resident news representative in Cedar Falls for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter. The office address is 111 West Fourth Street with telephone number 12, and hours are 10 am to 11 am and 1 to 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FH. Twaddle
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Weat Fourth Street
Fourth of July plans complete at Cedar Falls fairgrounds
Cedar Falls plans for Fourth of July at the Cedar Valley fair grounds near completion. The program begins at 1 p.m. with a Cedar Falls band concert, followed by motor and automobile races with purses totaling 1,000 dollars. Two vaudeville acts, Fondelli Trio and Ugeno Japanese troupe, are on the lineup, while service members attend free.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
Fondelli
Ugeno
Harry Jean
Muscatine
Forte Tn
Joe Hyles
Grand Rapids
Camp Meade
Ault Suetange
W. M. Ahrens
Ces
Theatre-Duffield
Florence
Rev
Ant Works
George Knoche
Brewarke
No word from Cyclops sailor says his mother
Graniteville South Carolina June 2. Mrs Annie Ramsay mother of Otto Ramsay a seaman lost in the mysterious disappearance of the U S collier Cyclops says she has received no word from her son. The Columbia report claimed a telegram bearing the son's name was sent to Mrs Ramsay from New York saying he was safe.
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Graniteville
S. C
Annie Ramsay
Ots .Ramsay
U. S
Cyclops
Columbia
Ramsay
New York
Births Reported In Local Homes This June
To Mr and Mrs Burton M Heaton a son Burtom Warren born June 125 at 4 Franklin. To Mr and Mrs Michael Jackman a daughter June born June 23 at 413 Fifth West. To Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Lee George a daughter Judia Frances born June 15. To Mr and Mrs Cecil Thomas Manfin a daughter born June 25 at 1582 Second West. To Mr and Mrs Homer Morgan Bandfield a son born June 26 at 424 Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton M. Heaton
Franklin
Burtom Warren
Michael Jackman
West
Lorenzo Lee George
Tis Kern
Judia Frances
Cecil Thomas Manfin
Homer
Morgan Bandfield
Nevada
Nose Remodeling Gone Wrong Ends With arrest
Chicago June 28 a beauty case ends in legal trouble as Miss Lambroske seeks nose surgery refunds after doctors refuse to revert to her original look. The patient demanded reconstruction to resemble her mother but was told the procedure was finalized. She had Dr Lampkin arrested while rival specialist Mr Hunkerter fled to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nature
Tracy Laimbraske
Raphael
Bo-Peepe
Miss Lambroske
L. Hunkert
Buttermilk Day Proposed by Agriculture Dept Plans
National campaign to crown buttermilk as a thirst quencher kicks off July 1 with Waterloo leading efforts. G S Extel says observance will continue through summer to prove buttermilk’s merits, urging wide availability and placards in homes, hotels, eateries, and parks.
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Jong
John Barleycorn
Alexe
United States Department of Agriculture
G. S. Extel
Waterloo
Hest
King Alcohol
Wii
Este
Last Night's News in Brief
Berlin reports ex Soviet leaders arrested for collusion linked to Hamburg uprising. Vancouver workers vote to continue general strike. Robbers who held up the Middle Park mine are captured after a 300-strong posse battle. all wounded. U.S. army bill conference fixes average 1920 army size at 325000. Tyrol conference of Italian German Austrian Communists aims at revolution. China refuses to sign peace treaty lacking reservations on Shantung. Telephones and telegraphs control bill passed. to take effect July 31.
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Berlin
Executive Council
Greater Berlin
Hamburg
Vancouver
B. C
Union Tabor
Benton
Middle Park
Here
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Copenhagen
Tyrol
Italy
Vienna
Paris
China
Wilson
Two Sentenced for Tax Fraud in Wool Firm Case
William English and John H. O'Brien of a wool firm were fined 20,600 each and given 18 months in prison for conspiring to defraud the government in income tax returns. They admitted to fraud involving 1,179,000 and offered 3,500,000 to cover taxes in exchange for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William
English
John H. O'Brien
O'Brien
Department of Justice
Wil Beck
Two Grundy County Couples Wed in Waterloo
Two Grundy county couples traveled to Waterloo this morning to obtain marriage licenses and plan double ceremonies at Grace M. E. church. James M. Ight, 25, and Helen Grunnet, Leo R. Krumlinde, 26, and Elizabeth Aagard, 21, all from Dike, Iowa, were joined by a third couple nearby as mutual friends accompanied them.
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Waterloo
Grundy County
Grace M. E. Church
Misa Jessie’ Becker
Depuuty
James M. Ight
Helen Grunnet
Leo R. Krumlinde
Elizabeth Aagard
Dike
Semior
Horse Cars Scrapped in Barbourville Ky
Barbourville Ky June 28 The march of progress has scrapped the horse cars in Barbourville this town is among the last in the country to discard its horsedrawn street railway system The city council ordered paving with asphalt and the City Railway company controlled interests decided revenue would not justify paving or purchasing heavier rails It was decided to liquidate Meanwhile jitney competition has cut into revenues which ten years ago yielded substantial dividends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbourville
March of Progress
City Railway Company
Charge Against Thaw Renewed by District Attorney
New York June 28 Papers tended to bring about the extradition of Harry Thaw from Philadelphia to have him tried here on the indictment charging him with assaulting Frederice Gump of Kansas City years ago. District Attorney Swan was ordered to prepare extradition papers. Gov. Waltman had not previously acted, but former Gov. Bromm baugh refused. Thaw was indicted in January 1917 for kidnapping and whipping a 18-year-old youth, son of a Kansas City banker, then later slashed his throat in a Philadelphia boarding house and was confined to a Pennsylvania hospital for the insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Thaw
Kansas City
Thaw
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hospital For the
Downtown Concert Opens with Premier Standard Band Program
The Diineis Central band plans a nine week Saturday series at Fourth and Commercial in Waterloo starting July 5. Cal Huntsinger directs a 25 member ensemble performing exclusively high class concert-band standard pieces. The first program features marches, overtures, and selections like The Southerner, The Cavalry Charge, Raymond, and The Star Spangled Banner. A new platform is being built for the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diineis Central
Waterloo Patrona of
Cal Huntsinger
Waterloo
Hurttsinger
Alexander
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Ross Conservatory of Music
Hotel Russell-Lamson
A. C. Preston
Lula Belle McGinnis
Tena Mazavetsky
Alberta J. Jaeger
Helen K. Axtell
Women's Relief Corps
W. R G
Memorial Hall
Department
Mmes. Billings and
Norris
Elizabeth Sargeant
Walnut Street Baptist
Lyda Brown
Irene Brown
J. B. Smith
Christ _Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Linyd Hall
Harris Wood
Highland
Jack Lee
Clear Lake
W.B. Shutts
Jackson
W.J. Forbes
Jackson Club
Cedar Heights
Golden Rod Club
Otto Thiltgen
Seven Brothers
Overland-Hanson CO
The
Courier
Cedar Falls Daily News
W. KE. Cowan
Waterton
J. M. Fredmund
Racine
Wis
Manish
Anna M. Hansen
Danjist Baptist Church
Greenwood
Hostrop
New Hampton
Clara M. Sutter
Monona
Mary Croak
Stanley Wood
J. H. Hayward
Upper Iowa
Methodist Church
Little Rock
Ark
W. J. Taylor
Arthur Kirkland
Mich
Vistl
S. W. Skater
Rock Island
DeWitt Hileman
Frank Gaffney
Frank Bishop
Bancroft Floral Company
Third
Clay
W. L. Marshall
National Educational Association
F. 5. Palmer
College For the Blind
Et Vinton
A. J. House
Maquoketa
J. L. Bailey
Cyclops Sailor
Eric Springer
Roy N. Fradaais
Martin Company
Roy N. Francis
San Francisco
North Platte
Neb
Mamma
Gity
Jesse L. Riley
Grace Elliott
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Elmwood
Loi
Ackerment
Feeeyebe
Augusta Olmsted
Te Katte Railroad
B Foley
Josephine O'Flagan
Muldopa
Babe Gle Vision
Newersen
T al “Te Ottetla Uigweesen
Joor
Coontz
al Feet
Waterdog
Margaret Baskett
Manson
A. Ackerson
Je. M. Storm
T. J. Mullen
Perse
Nelyis
Anthony Baker
Shipton
jAgnes
Waterloo, Evening Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Mbust
Siza
Stane
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