Cedar Falls News Briefs Show Social and Sports Events
Cedar Falls notes report varied events from House guests and church plans to student receptions and a football radio results project. Highlights include Mrs Herman Soll hosting whist, Rev Oscar Lowry opening a Lincoln evangelistic tour, and Cedar Falls High School choruses earning $35 for Cattle Congress performances.
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Nana McConnell
Ripon
iWis
Rutledge Harris
Oscar Lowry
Lincoln
Neb
Ted
College Street
BE. A. Chapman
iWast Twenty-third Street
Independence
Misaas iCarrié
Louise Daniels
Lyren Society
Pfeffer
C T. Simpson
West Ninth
Hitchcock
Rockford
Bernice Wilson
Cedar Valley District Fair Association
Wiliam Barrie
Spancer
Henry Watters
D. I. Watters
Charles Waittera
Ocheveden
Archie Watters
Round Lake
Minn
Cedar Falls
Supt
Speer
Irene Piper
Cedar Fatty High School
Iowa’s
Cattle Congress
Waterloo
French General Marchand Wounded In Champagne Action
Brigadier General Marchand, famed for Fashedn exploits, was wounded in the abdomen by a shell fragment in the Champagne district during the current hostilities. Once a war colonel who led French forces at Fashoda, he later refused to retire without government orders and was recalled in December 1895 after diplomatic talks with Britain. He left the army some time ago but offered his services again at the outbreak of the European war and was appointed colonel.
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Pagis
Marchand
Fashedn
Nehling
Champagne
French Congo
Fashoda
White Nile
Upper
Omdurman
Lord Kitchener
Egypt
Mms
Washoda
France
Great Britain
Marchand Mussion
Promotion Year and Wounding Report in October Nineteen Fourteen
The text notes a mid career promotion to Brigadier General then reports in October 1914 that the general was seriously wounded by a splinter strike. It also covers Wall Street activity with War stocks fluctuating, copper shares showing wide openings, and utilities trading unevenly as railways lagged.
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New York
Wall Street
States Steel
Mttsburgh
Pacific Coast
Miami
Nelude A
Philadelphia Company
Eam
United Teadways
Pacific Telephone
Kuhn Loeb declines to back British loan fears Russia gain
New York October 1 Kuhn Loeb Co will not aid the 500 million credit loan to Great Britain and France but cannot yet assure that Russia will not benefit. Jacob F Schlift senior member stated in the formal release. Parts October 1 The chamber of deputies voted unanimously to raise private soldiers pay from 1 to 5 cents daily and appropriated $14 million for the raise. The Evening Courier reports Waterloo circulation at over 6,500 copies daily.
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New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Great Britain
France
Russia
Jacob F. Schlift
Frange
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
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D. NX
Evening Courier
Cedar Walls Drug Co
Lawn City
Cedar Falla
Hermann Soll
Olive Straet
J. W. Schneider
Qelweln
Walter Metcalf
First Congregational Church
C.F. W.C
Presbyterian Church
E.W. Lanham
B.J. Thierman
Wal
Ratogram
State University
Lown Gley
Wich
Turgesell Bennison
High Schoo
Science
Hoya
Robert Sintnson
Washington, D. C
John Simpson
West Seventh Street
Gedar Watla
Iowa Stute Teachers’ College
Main Street
Ife
College Mi
Roleus
Asi
Riekena & Tho
West Fourth Str
Cinemania
Lenox Spa
Lowney
West Sti St
E. Willard Spurr
Towa
MRK
Sparr
Stitz
Fourth Street
Lowa
Mamous Frencie General Ril
Joe
Pablo
Rockers
ATL
Ingram Rugs
Joe Raymond
East Fidh St. Pirone Aan
Duar
Vostotics
Kun
Loeb Wilt
Toan
Beat Fotwear
SCO Wings & Miller Shoe
Western Grocer Mills
Marshalltown
Our
Siz West Third Avenue
Wittich
Baker's
Satur
Irth Street
J. H. Steget
Buiter
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