Dolliver Speaks For Postal Banks In Senate Vote
Senator Dolliver urged passage of the postal savings bank measure in a Senate address despite recent surgery. He defended constitutional authority, criticized moving funds into two percent government bonds, and warned against central bank speculation signals in a National City Bank letter.
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Washington
Dolliver
Postal Savings Bank
Senate
Taft
Congress
Dollver
National City Bank of New York
Deliver
Central Bank
Preachers Learn Household Work For Wives Meet
Chicago column reports ministers study domestic science ahead of anti saloon meeting urged by Miss Lucy Page Gaston. Rules outline safe dusting and crockery care while wives prepare tasks. pastors advised to turn off gas, remove coffee pot early, hang aprons, and keep crockery in kitchen. Rev B Cornell leads a week long program with Mrs Cornell directing instruction.
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Chicago
Lucy Page Gaston
B. Cornell
First Church of Nazarene
Local Ladies Literary Society Meets Saturday
The Ladies' Literary Society will gather Saturday afternoon in the west library to discuss Lowell the Poet. Mrs H B Boles presents Lowell's Sonnets while Miss Tressa McElhinney leads the discussion. The topic committee will be elected at this regular 3 o'clock meeting.
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Ladies’ Literary Society
West Library
Lowell
H. B. Boles
Tressa McElhinney
Real estate transfers listed in Black Hawk County records
A long list of land transfers in 17 89 14 through 189 93 boldfaced with grantee names like Serenus Hansen Harvey E Jew and Jesse Jepson, parcels in Cedar Falls Waterloo and surrounding townships, dollar amounts ranging from 700 to 60 000, including many tracts in 87 13 90 11 and Miller's 4th addition. Entires include transfers between individuals and to US government bodies and church trustees, with many properties in 11 87 14 33 90 11 and 12 87 14.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Serenus Hansen
Harvey E. Jewel
Samuel B. Reed
Jes. P. Jepson
Peter Christen’ Petersen
Marie Lindt
Taylor
Cedar Falls
Otto D. Hilmer
George M. Saul
R. H. Rehder
Edw. Witt
H. McNally
Jas
Faulkner
Albert N.wilson
Christ Schutte
Henry Waestendorf
United States
Freeman Wass
James Blangy
Spring Creek Chapel Cemetery
Spring Creek Township
James L. Robertson
John Krebs
H. Dunkerton
Thomas R. Fisher
M. B. Stweart
W. B. Sandford
Whitney & Sedg- Wick
Waterloo
Highland Improvement Co
Kate Wilhelm
Lane & Fowler
Jos. Wilhelm
C. H. Dunkerton
D. Cuningham
Cc. A. Emerson
Matilda Anna Behrens
J. Kirby
Miller
John Hollar
John Engle
Guy F. Whitcomb
Home Park
Yeoman N. Cowlishaw
Wm. M. Gragy
Caroline Clark Leavitt
Dr. Kirby
Malinda Anna
Behrens
John Ritzinger
E. M. Storm
Hester A. Storm
Ricker & Brataober Land .Co. Addition
C.H. Storm
BE. M. Storm
Ricker & Brataoher Land
Sedgwick-Lichty Abstract Co
H. B. Lichty
Hillside
J. Smith
Abbie Miller
Eli J. Smith
John O. Miller
Laura M. Hansen
Emily A. M. Hansen
Speer
J. S. Watters
Tony A. Fremer
Oak Lawn
Thos
Eldridge
W. F. Smith
Delia
J. Halley
Peter F. Beck
Petar Beck
W. F. Nation
John J. McGarvey
M. B. Stewart
Andrew Naylor
Peter Beck
Theo. Meyer
Carl Meyer
Silas J. Cable
WF. Nation
Lena Edwards
Edward McKellar
Oscar H. Sweeney
S. B. Reed
Helen B. Henderson
Marshall
Minna Barck
Factory Week Meeting Set in Waterloo Tonight
Local notice urges all interested to attend an open meeting in the Century building this evening. The full committee report, chaired by H. E. Kiester, will be presented and later city manufacturers must decide whether to proceed or drop the plan. If approved, a definite announcement of plans may come tomorrow.
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Waterloo
H. E. Kiester
City in Brief Notes on Ills Buildings and Local Happenings
Charles Russell recovering from a two week grip. L G Runquest sold 120 acres in Poyner township for 9000 dollars. Miss Mabel Stott of Dubuque ill but well known in Waterloo. F Huntley plans a two story brick at Bayard and Third for a grocery store operated by John Hickle and Clifford Morris. Rockford chief telephoned to inform Falkert Brunner that Mrs Fred Hildebrand died at Rockford. funeral Sunday. An intelligent stray bull dog at the police station befriends Chief Ed Leighton and resists capture. Ground frost light, gardening to begin. seeding expected early. Manager Boyle aims to sign Clemens of Cedar Rapids for spring practice. Details via A Connelly for carriage painting.TRY A COURIER WANT AD.
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Bayard and
Third Street
John Hickle
Clifford Morris
Rockford
Falkert Brunner
Fred Hildebrand
Sixty-One Bodies Recovered From Cherry Mine
A telephone message from state mine inspector Richard Newsam states sixty-one bodies of miners were taken from Cherry Mine this morning. He believes this will be all recoveries and that identification is impossible due to decomposition. Mrs. Simon Miller returned yesterday from Pennsylvania where she spent the winter.
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Peoria
Richard Newsam
Cherry
Newsam
Simon Miller
Pennsylvania
Chicago and Beloit visitors visit Stokes home
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Mander of Chicago and Mrs. M. S. West of Beloit Wis are visiting at the Charles Stokes home 41 Logan avenue. Mr. Mander and Mrs. West are brother and sister of Mrs. Stokes.
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T. F. Mander
Chicago
M. S. West
Beloit
Wis
Charles Stokes
Logan Avenue
Mr. Mander
Mrs. West
Stokes
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U. S. Bonds
Jowan Strong
Milwaukee
Geesey
A. Connelly
Clothiers
Chicago, Tl
Oelwein, Ia
East Fourth Street
Chicago, Il
Iow
OUR Great Furnishing
OUR Hat Department
Elhlets
Tre-paint Automobiles
A Conneily
L. B. Cigars
Charles Russell
L. G
Mabel Stott
Dubuque
Miss Stott
Brunner
Ed Leighton
Boyle
Clemens
Cedar Rapids
Cherry Mine
Loney
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