Cholera Hits Hogs Near Cedar Falls Town
Local notes report cholera sweeping through hog herds in western Cedar Falls area with losses to farmers including George Morgan Theo Rudebeck and John Church. Farmers blame pigeons spreading disease and claim a general war on birds with shooting of hog- p eons. Community looks to better times as efforts and markets adjust.
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George Morgan
Les
Theo
Rudebeck
John Church
Teachers’ College
Navy
Seertey
Pauline A1. Anderson
Eva J. Waters
Sisa
Verna Graham
Doris KE. Wardy
Amy Moore
Hallie Jennings
Joseph N. Martin
Iowa
Freckles Fraught Amusements Promises Stage Triumph
The dramatist faithfully follows the Freckles story, reviving familiar characters like Freckles McLean Mrs Duncan and Black Jack. The play, stronger than the tale, drew triumph at its initial run and is expected to prove vastly popular again.
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Freckles
McLean
Mrs. Duncan
Wessner
Black Jack
Naughty Marietta at Waterloo Delivers American Prima Donna
Florence Webber stars in Naughty Marietta with a six member company, hailed as Queen of light opera. May Robson stars in A Night Grows on Thanksgiving at Waterloo, while Gilmore appears Wednesday in US vs. Sheldon's Havoc at the Havoc in New York and brought to Waterlon stage.
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Martietta
Florence Webber
Victor Alerbert
Aida Johnson Young
Mise Webber
Mr. Hammerstein
Criies
May Robson
May Lobson
Woma
White Way
Miss Robson
Ehar
Convineis
Ghoy
Waterlon
Thaunkeriigdas
Path Gilmore
Werpnestay Me
Panl Gilmore
Sheldon
Bijou
New York
Hei Fove
Vigilante effort targets selling tobaccos to youths
Cedar Falls leaders and Parent Teachers group unite to enforce tobacco laws. Minors under 21 face fines up to 10 dollars for smoking while sellers face fines up to 1040 dollars for selling to youths under 16. The Cedar Falls militia reports strong marksman results, with Company M placing third in a state guard competition won by Company E and Company J.
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Cedar Falle
Seial
Cedar Falla
Parent Teachers’ Club
Mothers Council
Civic
Teague
Chdar Falls
Guy E. Logan
Shenandoah
Town City
John Larkin Dies in Cedar Falls County Home
John Larkin, longtime Cedar Falls resident born in 1840, died Sunday at the county farm after years of declining health. Funeral services were held at Henry Dohn & Sons parlors with Rev. J. H. Snowden officiating. burial in Hillside Cemetery. He came to Cedar Falls in 1876, never married, survived by two sisters in Snang and many nieces and nephews in the area. Miss Glaydis Thayer left for an extended visit in Mason City.
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Henry Dohn & Sone
J. H. Snowden
Congregational Church
Hillside Cemetery
Hancock County
Snang
Oberlin Girls Lead Majestic Vaudeville Bill
The Majestic theatre opens a unusual vaudeville bill led by the Oberlin Girls graduates of Oberlin College Ohio. They perform a prosical act with violin cello piano and singing. Clip per Quartette provides harmony and humor. Act includes Hotel Turn Over knockabout and musical comedy by lark Deveraux and the Goyt Trio rounds out the program.
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Majestic Theatre
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Ohio
Robert de Mont
Lark & Deveraux
Goyt
Local Notes From Reinbeck On Visits And Travel
Miss Camilla Mohler went to Des Moines for a few days visit with relatives. W. von Sthert of Watering visited relatives Sunday. Anna Sievers of Tama visited sister Mrs Henry Mohr and family over Sunday. Mrs T W Selder of Osage has been visiting her brother Alex Billovt and wife this week. Mr and Mrs G W Hanagan of Marshalltown spent Sunday with G J Martindells. Dr AC W Trussell was down from Wellsbury Monday. Mr and Mrs Wesley Gerhmann of Gladbrook spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs Nettie Dudley went to Cedar Rapids Thursday. H J Watson was at Waterloo.
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Marshalltown
G. J. Martindells
AC. W. Trussell
Wellsbury
Wesley Gerhmann
Gladbrook
Nettie Dudley
Cedar, Rapids
H. J. Watson
Waterloo
Morrison
Greene
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H. D. Reisinger
Winnipeg
Canada
Waterloo and Grundy Center
James Swan
Minneapolis
Bert Musser
Crookston
Neb
D. M. Lovell
Irene
Colorado
Iowa
Marry Houghton
Thos, Smith
Ruth Mackamnan
Wellsburg
Frank Fackel
Montana
Lewis Wilcox
Jas
White
Tama
Marietta White
H. V. Kahler
Helen Pratt
Chicago
Court Cameron
W. DeWolf
E. K. Greene
H. E. Walter
A. H. Moeller
Local social notes and conference plans in town
Tuesday social highlights list visits and arrivals from Greene, Winnipeg, Minneapolis, Crookston, Montana, and Waterloo with relocations to Iowa. School term starts near Wellsburg and high school events at John Samo district. A large Progressive party conference prep notes potential Roosevelt attendance and reform committees. Funeral notices and a grand concert recital at Grace church conclude a busy week.
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Miss Shuits
First Presbyterian Church
Peck
Grinnell School of Music
Permanent New Party Planned by Progressives
Chicago November 2. Senator Dixon announces a national conference at the Hotel LaSalle to organize 4.5 million progressives on a permanent basis. Secretary Davison joins Dixon in Washington as plans are readied to keep the movement united and ready for the national ballot.
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Ylinois
Col. Roosevelt
Ihe
Hotel la Salle
Dee
Joseph M. Dixon
Progressive National Committee
OL KK. Davison
Washington
Dixon
Market News and Weather Outlook for Iowa and Chicago
Market news from Chicago and Kansas City outlines wheat and corn moves on speculative rumors and Argentine harvest weather. Hog and cattle prices shift with mixed receipts, while Chicago produce shows steady butter and cheese with pork and lamb futures indicating modest gains and losses. Weather forecast calls for a fair night in Iowa followed by colder conditions Tuesday.
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