Cedar Falls News Briefs and Local Notices
Cedar Falls Daily News reports subscription delivery issues to Cedar Falls Grog Co. Agent, Fourth and Main Streets. Community items include funeral details for S H Rownd, visits by Mrs Hale, business changes at Emporium store, and local society meetings and plans for a revived civic effort led by Cedar Falls Admen’s club at the Black Hawk hotel.
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Cedar Falls
D. N. Hvard
Eveing
Cedar Falls Grog Co
Cellar Falls
March
Foo
Frank Db. Miller
MFLL
Vanierverr
Eroop
TRE Fridey
Bertis HE. Williams
Tae
Hale
Thursda
M. Wilbur
North Dakota
Williams
Rodney Arey
Muscatine
S. H Rownd
Hannah Nielsen
Streat
King’s Heralds
Ww. F. Merek
Wrest Ninth Street
Sara F. Rice
J. St McGlade
Novis
J. B. Clay
Washington Street
Stineberg
Warking
Hilinoss
Davenport
BE. A. Chapman
Faumershaes
Alexander
Pies
J. Murphy
Sarard Frank Lark
Minneapoli Barks
Pole Ggorn
Norris
Iran
Church Campaigners Visit Around For Augmenting Faith
Church campaigners will tour multiple congregations delivering greetings and encouragement. A coordinated schedule lists visiting paths among Westminster Westminster neighbors and other church communities. Pastors designate locations and timings, aiming to unify outreach during the upcoming weeks.
Big Chicago Bakery Fees At Receiver
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Erwin charged in a general court with a sentencing event in February. The text mentions penalties and servitude, and references a bakery and receivership context, but concrete details like dates, names, or locations are unclear.
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Big Chicago Bakery
Bevergs Spares Sry
Marol
Erwin Uijehr
Feck
Nomination of Y M C A Directors At March Meeting
A nominations committee was formed to select successors for four Y M C A board members whose terms expire in April. Directors listed as expiring include Predd Northey George Faustin Burt a and Pra Davis. February reports show 27 noon factory meetings with 49 attendees and 136 at three Sunday sessions in the Y building. Treasurer notes receipts of 852.24 and disbursements of 788.76. Chicago, March 6 Hoags rise in value as heavies trade in local market at 140.
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Ap Jit
Sular
Predd, Northey
George Faustin Burt A
Pra Davis
Car
Britain to face shortages of polar ces in coming months
London March 6 Capt Bathurst food controller spokesman in the house of commons predicts that everyone will have to go without polar ces in late spring and early summer due to an unprecedented shortage across the United Kingdom and worldwide.
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London
Bathurst
House of Commons
United Kingdom
People's Mutual Building and Loan Association Annual Statement 1917
Annual statement for the year ending January 31, 1917, from People’s Mutual Building and Loan Association. Details include loans, real estate, interest earned at 7.4 percent, expenses, cash on hand, outstanding orders, and member dues and transfers. Highlights note two matured series, February board actions, and total assets and earnings for the period.
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Iapans
Pepa
Sheerewere
Sb. Daz
Statistical Table for Quarter Ending January 1917
Auditors report the association's financial condition with total values per series, undivided profits, dues and interest advances, orders outstanding, and grand totals. Contains series totals from 39th to 59th, total value figures, and notes from Waterley Iowa dated March 1 1917.
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G.utt Sas
Schiae Tage
OM Fabs
Women Who Fade Early and Veil of Hope in Ads
A garbled, era-like ad fragment depicts women fading in portraits and seeking relief through a beauty product. It hints at social expectations and remedies marketed to restore youth and happiness, with faint references to advertisements and marketed solutions.
Gospel Campaign Converts Spur Citywide Meetings
The First Baptist church reports five conversions from the simultaneous gospel meetings. Churches across the city show rising attendance and interest. Dr. Frank W. Court of First Methodist led services without aid and urged each attendee to reach three others today. Mrs. H. G. Woolworth directs singing, with a chorus. Graves Memorial hosted young people with Rev. J. H. Yagzy speaking on a life plan. Grace M. church saw Rev. J. W. Holland of Cedar Falls preach on The Lands Unpossessed. Linden M. H. drew about 55 attendees with a women’s service led by Mrs. George Moody. United Evangelical groups push citywide activity. Rev. S. M. Ramge preaches nightly amid rising turnout. 1st Evangelical notes improved meetings. Rev. W. W. Lang to preach tonight. About 60 attended last night. Jefferson City bill bans storing alcohol in dry zones.
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First Baptist Church
Frank W. Court
First Methodist Episcopal Church
H. G. Woolworth
Graves Memorial Church
J. H. Yagzy
G. C. Welker
J. W. Holland
Cedar Falls
Grace M. Church
Linden M. H. Church
George Moody
United Evangelical Congrega
Tion
5. M. Ramge
1St Evangelical Church
E. J. Lang
W.W. ©. Lang
Swedish Cabinet Resigns Yet Remains At King’s Request
London dispatch reports the Swedish ministry resigned yesterday but, at the request of King Gustave, agreed to stay in office to help resolve the crisis. In New York, the Cunard liner Orduna arrived from Liverpool after a February 24 departure, carrying 110 passengers including eight Americans.
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London
Reuter
Stockholm
Gustave
Sare
New York
Cunard
Liverpool
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