Personal Notes At Cedar Falls Daily News
Cedar Falls records travelers and stay-at-homes activity. G M Jones of Minneapolis visits his brother Dr BE Jones and returns home. Death of John Minnieus's father announced. remains to be brought for burial. Cedar Falls ward populations rise. Teachers College to adjourn for Iowa State Teachers meeting in Des Moines. City council met. Franklin street paving accepted. Mrs G Ford moves into new home on West First Street. Frank George to Alvin Texas for new home. Herb Sawyer visits. fruit ranch in Washington. Delta Turner guest of Abe Lipps. Congregational church votes on Paul B Albert as pastor. not elected. Chas Cranston greets friends. Harry Lambert votes. university gives days off for voting. John Moore catches a 4 1 2 pound fish. Mrs Santee to visit Des Moines. Simonson, McCowan, Mahoney go to Cedar Rapids. Twin City Material Association meets. Rev Dr Reherd speaks. 19 ministers dine at Burr hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Clemmons
Maude McAdam
John Minnieus
Independence
Cedar Falls
Herb Sawyer
Waphita
Wash
Mr. Sawyer
Park Wise
Delta Turner
Parkersburg
Abe Lipps
the State University
Lambert
John Moore
Moore
Robert Santee
Des Moines
Father Donlan Ill as Cedar Falls Parishioners Raise Purse
Cedar Falls on Nov 5 reports parishioners presented Father Donlan with a purse over 300 dollars for his comfort. He will undergo a serious Chicago operation this afternoon performed by his brother, a noted surgeon. During his absence Father Cotton of Independence will lead the church. Senator Sherman DeWolf spoke to voters at the Teachers College advocating better schools and support for the college with Mr. Glenn Davis as chairman and speakers Mr. Johnson and Mr. Gibson pledging to aid the college if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Father Donlan
Dorian
Chicago
Father Cotton
Independence
Sherman DeWolf
Teachers’ College
Glenn Davis
Johnson
Gibson
Society Notices Highlight Local Activities and Gatherings
The Catholic Ladies Aid society plans a comfort tying meeting tomorrow at 2280 in the Lady of Victory auditorium. Ethlets hold their first social card party tomorrow at 3 PM in Bjylis hall. First Lutheran ladies to be hosted Thursday Nov 7 in church parlors by Mesdames Hankner Koeneka and Myers. Mr and Mrs Will Holbrook host a dinner for Warren and Brockway of the musical troupe at the Majestic. Elks Dancing Club hosts third in a series Thursday in Elks hall with Merers orchestra and refreshments. Mrs W E Robinson to entertain Christian church ladies Wednesday at her home 1411 Fourth Street West in place of the annual bazaar. G L Club meets at Mrs J W Rinker’s home for sewing and conversation. Mrs Anna Strayer reviews Uncle William. meeting ends with refreshments. Club to gather again in two weeks at Miss Ethel Allard’s home.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Lady of Victory Auditorium
Elklets
Ethlets
Bjylis
Mesdames Hankner
H. H. Koeneka
H. Myers
Will Holbrook
Warren and
Brockway
the Majestic
Mrs. Holbrook
ELKS
Elks’ Dancing Club
Sts
Elks’ Hall
Mrers
Ladies of the Christian Church
Fourth Street West
C. I. Club
J. W. Rinker
G. L. Club
Lafayette ‘Street
Anna Strayer
William
Chib
Ethel Allard
Wellington Street
Boat Recounts and Riverside Misfortune Headlines Hunting Expedition
Cedar Falls paper recounts a duck hunt gone wrong when a launch sank after gasoline mishap. Four men pursued birds then bailed water all day to reach home. Other items note a Waterloo motorcyclist’s foot injury, a head on motorcycle collision, and E M Brown retiring to open an undertaker parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Jordan
Dave Harner
Jor Wilimek
Mont Soules
Harner
Aleep
Campaign Enlightener Mastheads Ralph Storm Editor in Waterloo
A four page issue titled Extra The Campaign Enlightener circulated in Waterloo and environs. Ralph Storm is named editor though a defeated primary rival likely wrote much of the content. The issue advocates Roosevelt and Kenyon for senator with local figures cited as supporting the ticket. Incendiary leaflets on election day urge votes near polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ralph Storm
Butt
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Kenyon
Harver J. Hess
James S. Barr
Black Hawk County
Dan Hamilton
Iowa
Florida Farmer’s View on Cultivation and Potential
D W Starkey of Crystal Springs Florida outlines decades of experience in farming the state. He argues Florida’s climate allows year round planting, yields multiple crops per acre, and shows strong potential in potatoes corn and citrus while warning against overfertilization and crude Iowa methods. He notes timber decline soil conditions and asserts intensive cultivation with proper seed choices is key to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Béitor
Florida
Iowa
Kane County
Union
Jan Ponce de Leon
United States
D. W. Starkey
Crystal Springs
Fla
Roosevelt Leaves Case to the Jury as Election Nears
Oyster Bay reports Col Roosevelt telling a Chicago crowd the campaign ends, while a Mineola platform mishap drenched him but caused no injuries. In New Jersey Wilson closes his campaign in Passaic and warns voters the jury of the electorate will decide, with Senator Hughes by his side. The governor urges decisive action and warns against voting Republican or third term.
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Oyster Bar
N. Y
Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Mineola
Wilson
Passiac
Xni
Woodrow Wilson
Newark
Princeton
Paterson
United States
Silent vote will decide election say western campaign director
Chicago scene reports David Mulvane western republican campaign director predicts a large assent vote and says there is no report of fraud as he oversees dismantling of the Republican headquarters. Advertisement notes sale bills for farmers auctions and Courier advertising use by Waterloo Evening Courier publishers.
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Chicago
David Mulvane
Courier
W. H. Hartan Company
Waterloo Evening Courier
Park Avenue West
Musterole Promises Quick Croup Relief for Children
Croup alarms prompt Musterole use promising fast relief without skin blistering. Advertises 25c, 50c jars and $2.50 hospital size, with orders by mail from Musterole Company, Cleveland. Includes testimonial from Mrs. H. F. Stoddard of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
H. F. Stoddard
Queen’s Park
London
England
Evil of Insincerity as a Global Evil Quote
A clipped quotation warns that insincerity is the most dangerous evil among many abroad in the world, attributed to a Frouds misrendering. The line reflects a cautionary edict on deception’s harm in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frouds
Des Moines Officer Bradshaw Escapes Deadly Threat Again
Des Moines pensioner Bradshaw praises Drs Findley Co after a life saving treatment. He recalls a hospital stay with dangerous blood infection from hypodermic injections and credits the Waterloo based firm for knifeless cures. The doctors offer free examination at 227 Haart Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw
Des Moines
Public Safety
Bradshaw Best
Drs. Findley Co
Il. H. Bradshaw
Terrace Road
Waterloo
Fourth Street
Wangler
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