Marriage of Cari Hollenbach and Velma Roadanin
Notices from Cedar Falls detail the marriage of Cari C. Hollenbach of Spokane, Wash., to Velma Roadanin at Mrs. J. Roadman’s home on Washington Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Carl Roxdman of Allison and the newlyweds will reside in Ledgerwood Park, Spokane.
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Oan
Abe
Ledgerwood Park
Spokane
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W. L. Hearst
Bo Dubbert
Wrth
G. M. Bull
Alice Stiles
Florence
Ward
Hampton
Iowa Federation of Women's
Clube
Reuben Carroll
Rickford
College Wid
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Marshalltown
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Kansas
Oklahom
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Christian Church
Independence
Cook
Cedar City
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Ringsted
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Dairy Cattle Show Attracts Foreign Entries In Iowa
Substantial claims by J J Betrelary and Lugh G Van Pell are supported by entries of high quality dairy herds from Indiana Wisconsin Kentucky Illinois Ontario Connecticut Arizona New York Minnesota Pennsylvania and Iowa. The butter contest at the Dairy Cattle Congress promises to be the largest and most important in association history with expert judges from Town State College and United States dairy division assessing entries.
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Nai Association
Lugh G. van Pell
Tatager
United States
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Ilinois
Ontario
Conncticut
Arizona
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Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Northey Manuleetariig Rompany
Mortenson
Town State College
I. Ob. Odell
United States Dairy Division
Fieir
Wt. BK
Desunions
Burt
Tafe
Warner
Northwood
Ross
Oregon
Colorado
Wiscosin
Mason City
Wireless Station to be Shut by Government Ruling
Federal district court holds no jurisdiction in case brought by Marconi Wireless Telegraph against Secretary Daniels and four naval censors to stop closing wireless stations at Sisscouset Mass and Sea Gate NY. Suit for injunction denied.
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New York
Det
Federal District Court
Big Republican Rally in Waterloo Attracts District Hopefuls
The Third district Republican committee invites Republicans from Black Hawk county for a rally on October 15 at the Cattle Congress. Senator Cumming and Congressman candidate L B Sweet will speak at 4 PM. Headquarters are at the Russell Johnson hotel with a 10 PM conference and reception. Thousands expected with major participants and seating arranged.
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Black Hawk County
Third District
Cumming
L. B. Sweet
Congress
Cattle Congress
Russell. Juamson
Waterloo
The Gospel in a Name and the Greenwood Meetings
Prayer day at Walnut Street Baptist Church featured daily leading reps from city churches. Mr Greenwood spoke on The Holy Spirit and The Gospel in a Name after song service, explaining biblical names and their meanings. He urged personal faith, noted modern neglect of churchgoing, and highlighted Judah and praise. Evening program included a sermon and a Midget quartet at 7:40 with a supper at 6:15 for Sunday school leaders.
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Greenwood
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Evangelist
Revben
Simeon
Levi
Judah
God
Levimenta
Christ
About Trees and Their Living Music in Nature
Ruth Cameron muses on trees as living architecture and compares species. She highlights elms as town sentinels, oaks as rugged independent giants, and white birches as symbols of youth and purity, noting each tree’s distinct character.
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Paeplus
The Apple Tree as a Person in Our Hearts
The essay extols the apple tree as a beloved, characterful presence, contrasting its gnarled, knotty kindness with palmland languor. It laments modern detachment from nature and links trees to family memory, home, and the old dog that helped raise children.
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Emerson
Jose
Robbers Enter Home of F T Bentley
County treasurer Frank T. Bentley living at 303 Independence Avenue awoke to a burglary during the night. The couple slept on the porch and heard no intruders. Missing items include Bentley’s suit with watch and chain and about 15 to 20 dollars in cash. The coat was downstairs and papers lay scattered near a nut tree with his keys discarded.
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Frank T. Bentley
Independence Avenue
Mr. Bentley
Window Entry Eludes Robbery at Local Residence
Robbery at a residence occurred through a front room window left unfastened after recent work. A search failed to locate the stolen clothing and no silverware or other property was reported missing as of this morning.
Local club ends season with 2 1 victory over Readlyn
Readlyn scored in the sixth on an error and their only hit of the game. B Lindner pitched a superb game for the home club allowing one run and fanning 21 batters as the team closed a successful season with a 2 1 win.
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Readlyn
B. Lindner
Readlyn batter Lindner and Rachey power late hit run
Hahn for Readlyn pitched well allowing six hits in a compact showing. D Lindner and G Rachey connected for two of the three baggers as Readlyn seized momentum late in the game.
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Hahn
Readlyn
D. Lindner
G. Rachey
Michigan Defeats Mount Union 27 to 7 in Ann Arbor
Michigan scored for the first time this season and beat Mount Union College of Alliance 27 to 7. Mount Union moved to Michigan territory late in the game but failed to score until the final drive, reaching the one yard line before being stopped. A Biograph feature titled A Fair Babel plays at the Crystal Theatre.
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Mich
Michigan
Mount Unio College of Alliance
Mount Union
Michigan Territory
Crystal Theatre
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