College Gym Demonstration and Cedar Falls Military Review
A college gymnasium event showcases the physical training department with Miss Marguerite Jiuseey and colleagues directing a display. It includes a state collegiate gymnastics meet featuring Iowa and Lather colleges and ends with a college band. Also covered is Captain McCleeve inspecting Company M Cedar Falls Guards at a new armory and the Cedar Falls Presbyterian Brotherhood electing officers. Joan J Mitchell to guest at Cedar Falls Commercial Club banquet with Mitchell delivering a after dinner remarks.
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Pictorial Pattern
E. M. Matthews
Pictorial Review Company
New York City
Matthews
Paul Davis
Callege
Marguerite Jiuseey
Ruth Hallingby
Mary Sameon
Iowa
Lather Colleges
B. W. Merrill
Cedar Falls
McCleeve
United States Army
Town National Guards
Fifty-Third Regiment
Dr. Mead
Tr. Jensen
David Harner
Wilimek
Joan J. Mitchell
Cadar Falls Commercial
McCreary
Commercial Club
John J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Marray
Ha Lee
Random Gates Died Suddenly in Cedar Falls
Ransom Gates known as Baldy was found dead in bed in Cedar Falls on March 6, presumed to have died of heart failure around midnight. He leaves a widow and four children. The notice also reports extensive real estate deals in Cedar Falls and local social events including a noon picnic at the Grady property and new business ventures by local women.
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Cedar Fatals
Presbyterian Brotherhood
A. H. Lamb
Robert
Frisby
Redford
Cedar Falls
Ransom Gates
Baldy
WM. Isley
Lamont
Andrew Winther
Charles Messier
Grady
Second and
Fremont Streets
Messiers
College
Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Cummins
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
John Secore
George Conner
Finchford
Twin-City
W. W. Gist
Senator Cullom
Congress
Snowden
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Gist
F. X. Miller
Barney Brook
N. D
Mr. George
Mrs. George
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Dubuque
Ellensburg
George
Political talk and civic notices in Cedar Falls
Political talk centers on Roosevelt Cummins and Clark with locals divided and little Cummins support noted. Also reports on osteopathic physicians gathering, Wilcox patent device for lifting hot cloths, church and civic notices, and a ministerial association meeting in Cedar Falls.
Waterloo Athletes to Compete in Cedar Falls Meet
Waterloo's SY athletic team travels to Cedar Falls this evening for a return meet with Teachers' College students. Last week Waterloo boys won. tonight they seek revenge as Charles Eby Lyle McDonald Arch Stovker William Stuff and Reginald Staley compete in the college gymnasium starting at 6 o'clock, with the 6 14 car departure back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
At & O'Clock
Charles Eby
Lyle McDonald
Arch Stovker
William Stuff
Reginald Staley
Trial of Christian Science Practitioner in New York
Willis Vernon Cole a Christian Science practitioner faces trial for practicing medicine without a license in New York. The case draws national church attention as it tests the faith’s legality in the state with counsel from Samuel Untermyer and Henry D Esta brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Vernon Cole
New York
Christian Science Church
Mr. Cole
Clifford P. Smith
Boeton
Three Papers for Farmers Offer Near Waterloo
Farmers near Waterloo can subscribe to three publications for 3.10 a year by mail. The Waterloo Evening Courier, Iowa Homestead, and the magazine Corn are offered to old and new subscribers with payment in advance. Corn targets farmers growing and feeding corn and grasses, aiming to boost soil fertility and farm profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa Homestead
Des Maines
Waterloo
Cowboy Comes to Claim Bride
A romance from school days culminated when Fred George of Ellensburg Washington married Pearl Poearve of 208 Denver Street Waterloo at Albert Tea Minnesota. George traveled to Waterloo Saturday evening to meet his betrothed after more than six years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred George
Ellensburg
Wash
Pearl Poearve
Denver Street
Waterloo
Albert Tea
Minn
George
Loom Fixers Accept Increase in Massachusetts Mills
Lawrence, March 6. Quiet before opening mills as loom fixers vote to accept a five percent wage rise. Twelve arrests by 7:30 a.m. for minor offenses. half held pepper sand and spice. About 3,000 workers back in three days. strikers aim to press for more concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Courier Want Ads Bring Results
Coupon and order form describe obtaining up-to-date Courier pattern designs from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department. Each pattern costs 10 cents and includes seam allowances. Orders processed promptly and mailed within ten days after receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Puppy Pippin
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Franklin Street
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Mary Clark
Fullerton Row
Teachers College
Cedar Pala
Seerley
Roger Lea- Vill
Lowa City
State Board of Education
Tergely
Lawn City
Osteopathic Physicians OF
Stephenson
Burr Hotel
Charles City
Osage
Oelwein
Frank Wilcox
Wilcox
Des Moines
Edat Fale
Bapevts
Aia
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Chicage
Thenser
Predsville
Oatine
Middle West
Boca
F. N. Mead
I. D. Corning
Lee Bailey
Chris Hansum
Brookings
The
Iowa Gate Co
C. P. Cosgrove
Eldora
F. E. Harras
Moline
Marengo
Charlies Gist
Southland
Florida
Music Supervisors
St. Louis
Charles A. Fullerton
Association
Ira I. Flagler
Canada
Emmett
Idaho
Northwest
Elch
Sey Tim Towa
Che Dar Falls
Nav
Griffith
Kev
Ant
A. P. Peterson
Seven Day Adventista
Charles Jones
Korea
Jones
Seventh Day Adventists
Peterson Home
Arthur Rasmussen
St. Francis
Fred, Minnie
Hanna Rasmussen
Nevada
Miss Minnie
Peterson
Far East
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H. Hurd
Julia Curtiss
Henrietta Thornton
FE. C. NeVoe
Bridge Street
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