Kiester Succeeds Warner as President of Club Ad
The Town Criers Ad club meeting at Cedar Falls resulted in Kiester succeeding Frank Warner as president after Warner resigned to allow attendance at all meetings. Harry Riester elected to replace him. A luncheon featured advertising ideas from Central and South America with emphasis on building a recognizable rural business name.
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Town Criers’ Ad Club
Cedar Falls
Ba Torre City
Frank Warner
Algona
Harry Riester
Town Criers
Conpy
Ad Club
Central
South America
A. KK. Stewart
Panama-Parish
Llewellyn Boggs
F. Peterson
A. B. Haswell
Mr. Haswell
Fishing Season Opens Tomorrow
Anglers prepare for the season as game fish opening day arrives with bass pickerel and other species sought in season. The river has been restocked and anglers may expect larger catches as 1915 adds chapters to local fishing lore. E G Litchfield and Mrs Litchfield depart for New York and a West Indies trip via Kingston Jamaica Haiti Porto Rico Boros del Toro Colon and the Panama Canal. Their Cuba visit aims to study agricultural conditions to aid machinery fitting local climate and soil.
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Ike Waltons
E.G. Litchfield
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Tlavana
Cuba
Litchfield
New Orleans
Bank Mens Club Holds Banquet at Shell Rock
The Bank Men's club dined last night in Shell Rock after a pleasant automobile trip. Charles McNulty of Commercial National bank presided as toastmaster. Guest of honor RR. 8 Walker motored from Greens where he is assistant cashier of Merchants National bank, formerly with a Waterloo bank. The report concludes with a distant remark about radio, mentioning a sound transmission by telephone in Boston on June 3.
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Bank
Shell Rock
Charles McNulty
Commercial National Bank
Hotor
Walker
Greens
Merchants National Bank
Waterloo
Russians Hold Strong Positions on River San
Petrograd reports the Russians have fallen back to strong positions along the River San in central Galicia and view the German drive as checked. Fresh Russian troops aided by cavalry and mountain artillery engaged German flanks and relieved pressure on the Russian center.
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Petrograd
London
San
Galicia
City in Brief Highlights of Parkersburg notes
Parkersburg city notes list inspections of a new school building by Wm. L. Peddicord and other local movements. WF. Getsch of Nashua visits on bank business. attorney C J Hidolph returns from New Hampton trial. church event postponed to Tuesday. Returns from Los Angeles, Chicago trips for various residents. quarantine for scarlet fever affects 69 Baltimore street and ten total cases remain.
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Wmn. L. Peddicord
Parkersburg
WF. Getsch
Nashua
Commercial State Savings Bank
Byrnes Pekiis
Willian Wasson
Los Angeles
Meyers Circulation Co
B. L. Johnson
Chicago
Federal Vestive Bank
Ralph Horton
Baltimore Street
David Spares Saul and Trusts the Lord in Battle
A Sunday school lesson recounts David sparing Saul's life despite having him at his mercy. It highlights David's refusal to harm the king, his trust in the Lord, and parallels with biblical episodes from Samuel and Acts. The lesson urges reliance on God, cites David's delays, and notes the 747,644 American coal miners as a closing factual line.
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David
Saul
Deayld
Sam
Peter
Uruly
Sault
God
Axfii
Abiathar
Samuel
Nabal
Abigail
John x
Ziklag
Achish
Paul
Endor
Margin
R. V
President of Iowa Golfers Calls Fix For Waterloo Links
Dr. BE EB Dorr of Des Moines, president of the Iowa State Golf Ceabcration, urged Waterloo to improve its nine hole course at Byrnes park. He warned trees and shrubs harmed play and praised golf as a sport for all ages urging better conditions and park water supply. Dorr noted Des Moines now has four top golf courses and called for park commissioners to enhance the local links. He left for Iowa City to visit his son Newman, a freshman who may contend for Cedar Rapids tournament next month.
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BE. EB. Dorr
Des Moines
Iowa State Golf Ceab-cration
Iowa State Medical Society
Byrnes Park
Prospect Golf Club
Waterloo
Dorr
U. of F. Medical College
IF. W. Powers
Iowa City
Newman
State University
Cedar Rapids
Governors' reactions to Wilson note prompt patriotism and hope
On May 14 governors McCreary Capper and Dunne voiced measured support for the president's note to Germany. McCreary cited patriotism and firmness, Capper called for approval of substance and courtesy, and Dunne said the president and advisers act with prudence amid the diplomatic move.
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Frankfort
Wilson
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
Topeka, Kat
Germany
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Springfield
Jsl
Edward F. Dunne
Washington Acts With Utmost Caution and Deliberation
Washington officials have proceeded with careful deliberation in the matter, emphasizing prudent consideration and thorough review of all options before taking action. The statement underscores a measured approach amid ongoing discussions and policy implications.
Mother Jones Describes Imprisonment During Colorado Coal Strike
Washington May 14. Mother Jones continued her account before the industrial relations commission. She recounted nine weeks in Trinidad detention, being carried from the strike field by militiamen and arrested upon trying to return. She says she spent 26 days in a cellar with sewer rats and was freed after efforts to obtain a writ of habeas corpus.
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Washington, D. C
Jones
Colorado
Trinidad
Detroit Street Car Strike Settled Plan Reached
Detroit Michigan May 14 By unanimous vote striking motormen and conductors of the Detroit United railway agreed on a settlement plan ending labor troubles that began yesterday. Street car service was to resume at noon.
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Detroit
Micn
Detroit United Railway Today
French Take German Town in Battlefield Report
The article notes repulsed French attempts to recapture trenches between Neuville and Carency, with evacuation of Carency and Ablaim area last night. Heavy losses and material loss are reported, along with battles near Berry and Hartmans Weiler Kopf. Prisoners were taken after hand to hand fighting, and two French blockhouses were destroyed. Also a Waterloo advertisement notes Want Ads in the Waterloo Evening Courier.
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Carency
Abliain
Neuville
Berryfu-Par
Nil aux-Bois
Meuse
Moselle
Group Des Carmes
Hartmans-Weilerkopf
Funeral service for Mrs Emma Joyner Sunday
The Rev. W J L Dorgan of First Baptist will conduct funeral services for Mrs Emma Joyner at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs George Conway at the corner of Hnglewood.
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Ena Joyner
W. JL. Dorgan
First Baptist Church
Emma Joyner
George Conway
Hnglewood
Funeral for Mrs. Rachel Ray Set in Hagerman Area
The funeral for Mrs. Rachel Ray will be held Monday with interment at Fairview Cemetery. She died Monday at the home of her sister, Mrs. George Smith, 121 Riehl Street. Walter A. Ray, son, is expected from Aberdeen, North Dakota, to finalize arrangements.
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Rachel Ray
George Smith
Riehl Street
E. F. Klamer
Walter A. Ray
Aberdeen
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D. G. Dyer
Ames
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Harry B. Clark
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Waterloo Commerial Club
Glacier National Park
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Travelers Protective Association
Council Bluffs
Ruth Williams
Mulberry Street
William Weinbarger
R. M Tharp
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Dorothy Lumry
Second Street West
Waterloo Woman's Club
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Illinois Central
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Ines C. Brown
Independence
Needle Club
Hagerman Addition
Frank Berghizel
Lillian Hickman
Rose Bower
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Entz Bros. Meat
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Cedar Valley
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