WANTS THREE TO CALL COAL SIDES FOR SETTLEMENT
Chicago and federal officials expressed optimism that the coal strike might end quickly as talks continued and government offices planned to protect the public and industry while troops moved into key coal fields. Officials noted the joint bargaining system remained intact and urged strike leaders to halt action to permit arbitration.
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Palmer
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Garfield
Wilon
U. S
Chicago
Fedral Railroad Administration
Indianapolis
Town News Roundup from Shell Rock and Nearby
Shell Rock and surrounding towns report a busy week with social visits and changes. Ida Wash and family welcomed Blanche from Des Moines and Jim Ney will visit with relatives. several residents, including Cynthia Heid and Marietta Band, are listed as ill or traveling. Local houses see upgrades and new workers as J R Jamison installs heating, Orvit Smith adds electric lighting, and Edward Zimmerman plans home improvements. Community events include a farewell for Mr and Mrs P Tisk at the church and a Halloween party hosted by the Epworth League. In Reinbeck, Mrs B A Duke recovers after a stroke, while Donald John joins the army recruiting service.
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Relulivea
Shell Rock
Ida Wash
H. S. Munter
Teneh
Blanche
Des Raines
Idea School
Clarksville
Jim Ney
Alfred McIlroy
Boyd
Cynthia Heid
Marietta
Garwin
ewisDills
Waverly
Florence Bruns
Waverly Vis
Leah Holmes
Will Walter
St Ansgar Notes of Local Moves and Hallowe'en Event
St Ansgar reports Delaney to travel to California for the winter with his daughter. Mrs Crandall and Mrs Waldeland visited Minneapolis for two operations. Mr and Mrs Turner came from Floyd to visit, planning a winter in the South. Epworth League hosted a Halloween party at the M E church with a large crowd and good music. An auction on the Bernstien farm noted Mr Bernstien leaving farming for health reasons, the family planning to move to Humboldt for treatment.
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St Ansgar
Delaney
California
Crandall
Waldeland
Minneapolis
Turner
Floyd
Routh
Epworth League
Hallowe'en
M. EB
D. Bernstien
Bernstien
Humboldt
Local Notes From Clarksville And Surroundings
Clarksville reports a 44 pound 30n birth to Mr and Mrs Vern Crosby on Sunday morning November 2. Guy Sherburne, brother of Harvey Sherburne, is critically ill and not expected to recover despite a blood infusion. Ruth Sinclair, 11, of Oxford, is dangerously ill with kidney poisoning and convulsions. The Sinclair family lived in Clarksville for 11 years. Marion Wamsley shipped hogs to Chicago, and farmers’ associations moved cattle and mixed cars. The DePuew family moved to the Wryele farm, while the Wygle family moved to a new north Clarksville home. The Haworth League Win-Ms-Chum Week begins next Sunday at MHB church with midweek topic Winning Another. Melba Daniels, daughter of Wesley and Arm Strong Daniels, died aged 15. remains return Tuesday. Ralph Wilcox of Wyoming visited his parents over the weekend. The Commercial Club banquet drew 45 attendees and praised the program. Mrs Jesse Evans of Whitefish, Montana, is visiting relatives for three weeks. Mrs M S Davis went to Duluth for a weekend with old friends. Dr W E Day remains ill, kidney trouble from an old injury. three physicians held a consultation. Edward Cardwell of Billings, Mont, visited his father W J Connell and family.
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Clarksville
Vern Crosby
Harvey Sherburne
Frank Coldren
Waterloo
Guy Sherburne
Ruth
W. HL Sinclair
Oxford
Sinclairs
Marion Wamsley
Chicago
He Farmers’ Association
Guy Crippen
Himsel Mr
Mrs. Wygle
Earl DePuew
Wryele
Haworth League
M. HB
Melba
Wesley Daniels
Edward Cardwell
Billings, Mont
W. J. Connells
Camily
Plainfield Community News Roundup
Local notes from Plainfield include Mrs WW Taylor and Mrs Nelson Vosseller visiting Oakdale to care for Lula Vosseller at the sanitarium. Mrs Idn Wells Waterloo spent time with her brother W Taylor. George Miller and daughters headed to Long Beach California for a year, while Will E Habinson sold south town property to George White. Beantist ladies Thimblebee meet Nov 12 with Mrs Lite Wade. Roy Nas moved into Arthur Teterson house amid news that Joseph Yeomans is in Camp Merritt hospital and concerns for the missing son since last May, with Congressman Burton F. Sweet pursuing government contact.
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Plainfield
WW. Taylor
Nelson Vosseller
Oakdale
Lula Vossaller
Idn
Camp Merritt
John Yeomans
Burton F. Sweet
Independence parade honors 700 war dogs in Milan event
On national fete day in Milan a military review featured 700 war dogs in a parade. The dogs, some wearing stripes and decorations, were loudly cheered by the crowd. Also listed are numerous real estate transfers in Black Hawk County including parcels in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Waterloo additions with figures showing sale prices and lot dimensions.
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Milan
ERAL
Black Hawk County Abatract Co
Juhl Te Niels Jensen Pedersen
Noa
Sty Lek
Man Addition
Waterloo
George C, Johnson
Mattle
Smith
Lane & Fowter
Ard
Margaret AS Entz
Virden
Nauition
Garcixon
Cedar Fille
Ezabeth
Heath'y
Porte City
Weiss Geee
Riode A. Jutler
Norrie
Cedar Falls
Fees Bischboro
Suale
Webber
Waterlon
Arthur C. Hbetenin
Charles Mauser
Haxer
Reed
Lakeside
Kirstine Marie Albrechsen
Guy KL Barnes
Miller's Sth
Fannie Casey
Eva VL Schnable
Boew & Vagina
Cedar Pas
Charles FL Banks
G AY Hartz
Hagerman Place
Maple Leaf
Sess Seeeee
Alfred I. Starr
Irene
Paul
Ewiy Ff
Due Bois
Local notes from Fredericksburg November 4
Fredericksburg reports from November 4 include Peter Arne’s travel to New York and Bergen Norway to visit parents with plans for Christmas dinner, a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E. Babcock, and the death of Mrs. F. L. Doty after years with a nervous disease. Clara Grotte and Ernest Weidler wed at Lutheran church with Rev. Durr officiating. Mrs. Geo. Self summoned to Pittsburgh. Ransler and Seid herd sale of about 80 Duroc Jersey hogs due to illness in Waterloo. total herd fetch $11,800. News notes include construction at Consumers' Co. on East Main opposite Standard Oil, various city assessments and committee referrals, local visits, and a long list of municipal matters and expenditures.
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Lutheran Church
Lsst
O. Durr
Geo. Self
Pittsburgh
East Main Street
Standard. Git Company
C. Thomason
Pet
Bran Enes Laloren R. King
Jefferson Streets
Water, Sewer and Gas Committee
H.E. Weltnauer
Home Park
C. M. Jones
Jota T
Harriette M. Hubbard
Home Park Second
Geo. H. Thompson
Woodlawn
EH. B. Harmon
Home Park i
Jadan Pile
Official Council Proceedings Waterloo Iowa October 1919
Council met in adjourned session with Mayor Thompson present. Resolutions adopted include No. 1380 authorizing assessments for Reber and Fletcher avenues and other streets and No. 4387 authorizing mayor and city clerk to issue bonds to cover payments on Reber Pletcher and other streets. Adjourned. A B Johnson. Waterloo Iowa October 27 1919 council met in regular session with prayer and members Brown Burk Leeper Link Manning Delo present.
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Waterloo
Towa
Thompson
Brown
Burk
Leeper
Juin
Manning J
Ogle
Wwere
Leaper
Link
Manning
Reber Avenue
Fletcher Avenue
Reber
Pletcher
A. B. Johnson
Tows
Prayer Thompson
Manninglana Delo
Winthrop Halloween Party Highlights Community News
Winthrop Iowa November 4 A C Sc Sunday school class held a Halloween party Friday with games and luncheon. Edwin and Evelyn Dare of Dubuque visited friends in Winthrop, former home. Mrs J E Haye and daughters from Dubuque visit her parents H O Unteham. Mr and Mrs R M Dawes attend a golden wedding anniversary in Wakefield Nebraska for Themes Beith. A Methodist Sunday school group also hosted a Halloween party at Mrs Annie Anten's home.
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Winthrop
C. Sc
Congregational Church
Hallowe'en
Edwin
Evelyn Dare
Dubuque
J. E. Haye
H. O. Unteham
R. M. Dawes
Wakefield
Nob
Themes Beith
Methodist Sunday School
Annie Anten
New England Supper Planned by Littleton Ladies
The Littleton Ladies' auxiliary announces a New England supper on Thursday evening November 13 at 6 o'clock, served until finished. Mrs. Stash Weenle returns with her father Mr. Meister who may move to Littleton if satisfied. Mrs. Mary Stevenson visited relatives in Nashua and Waterloo, while Dr. B F Stevenson’s brother Parks Wilson and Perry Wilson also traveled. Drayton Hayes and wife returned from Watertown after a cancer removal.
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Littleton
New England
Stash Weenle
Mr. Meister
Joliet
Mary Stevenson
Parks Wilson
Sana Perry Wilson
Nashua
B.F. Stevenson
Waterloo
Drayton Hayes
Waterton
Fragmentary
The readable text mentions Scotland and Wales in a discussion of industry and rent margins. It references populations and locations but lacks coherent facts or names to form a clear news item.
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Scotland
Wales
T.ay
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Hennings
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Geo. Baruth
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En Marz
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Mart ‘Benzow
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H. L. Bloom
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N. Gunstein
Reese
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W. H Riges
Isseline Rynearson & Rock
Stewart Tire & Vul
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Waterloo Sash & Fixture Co
Louis Wangler
Waterloo Saddlery
Will
Gereese Wm. Nielson
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Zook & Paniz
Prumnicipal
Cheever & Wilson Carpenter Auto Co
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W. ‘T. Sherrod
Nix S Webb
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Engi Zar Neer
Wabb
Official Council Proceedings
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Broadway
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Hampshire
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H. EB. Worougall
Oscar Tostlebh
A. G. Agnew
Tittle
Jaye
Tays
Oclwein
C.M’ Allen Landcgo
Chas. S. Bickley Co
Prospect Place
4Th Street
New School
Paved Street
Union Depot
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