Lan-Elem ing Lease Expansion for Fleming Store
Ten year lease signed for room adjacent to KK Calum Son and the Falan Flem company at Fourth Water streets. Wood Bros ownership plans a modern display front and dividing walls. Remodeling will connect lower floors into a single space with new fixtures. Expansion includes second floor space and new departments as existing tenants move. Other changes include Kraft store transfer to Metropolitan chain and Coburn firm evaluating relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toone
Calum & Son
Falan-Flen Company
Admounues Ail Extea
Fourth Water Streets
Woods Bros. Aliforpia
Jease
re-Sampson
Girdes
Coburn
Fpalan-Fleming
Trarter Gates
Iin
PYLW
Willeh
Assuridii New Huailding
Fula Aning
Towa
lan-Bollan Company
F &Act
Mercan
Boilman
J. EB. Falan
Fleming
Ilding
Felan T
Kraft
Hasen
Metropolitan
Woods Bros
W. Coburn & Son
SETTS FORCED OUT OF CHIEF BALTIC CITY BY ASSAULT
Fragmented report describes Baltic region turmoil with German forces, Goltz urging troops to return to Germany, and disrupted communications with Lithuania. Wires to Lithuania cut impact rail and telegraph links, delaying service restoration efforts amid ongoing military actions.
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Baltic
Courtland
Goltz
Fonther Colts
Germany
Tageblatt
Lithuania
New York
Russia
Commercal Cabie Company
Salomend
Liban
Riga
Livan
MINNEAPOLIS STRIKE RELATES TO WATERLOO MACHINISTS
Waterloo machinists on strike for several weeks will ride a special car from Minneapolis to Chicago Great Western territory. Abbew, organizer, says he arranged employment for the men. A drain fee expert, Micharlo Alona, is mentioned with related duties along the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Waterloo Machinis
Seral Wee Sill
T. Pal. Minn
Chicago Great. Western Railway
City in Brief Al Repuss heads to Fort Worth for duck hunting
Al Repuss and several residents are listed as leaving for Fort Worth, Texas, on business. The item notes multiple local movements, including Miss Myrtle Crane visiting Cedar Rapids, George L. Smith estate plans, and various residents traveling for work, illness, or personal reasons. The brief also mentions hunting licenses issued to two women, a police captain ill, and a forthcoming timberland auction in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Smith Eslainne
British Columbia
Itarry
Marks
Second Street West
Waterloo Savings Bank
State Bank
Conrad
Lewis Bonnet
Charitan
Tf Nielsen
Des. Moines
Bonnet
Charles Werlaufer
Police Department
Tanaflersan Street
Archive: Loss of British Ship Off Norway Recorded
Archangel reports a British troop transport wreck off the Norwegian coast with early accounts claiming two thousand lives. London sources question the casualty figure while noting recent troop movements from Archangel and Allied operations near Riga and the front south of that city. The article compares the disaster to historic maritime tragedies such as the Titanic Lusitania Empress of Ireland and other noted ship sinkings.
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Archangel
Hoelsingfors
London
Admiralty Cor Liards
Norvegiam
Spa
Arche
Angel
Copenhagen
Riga
New Foundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Kikermart
Moose Baseball Bazaar Opens Week Day Drill Event
Moose baseball and drill teams begin a series of bat day events Monday evening at the Warum hal. Proceeds will fund a semi professional city team next summer as a six team league with neighboring towns joining. The town seeks a fish place in the run ning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOOSE
Warum
Aosix Ladin League
Dan Tie
Boy Pig Raisers Set Fine Record
Cedar Falls reports show the Sow and Litter club of the Cedar Valley Pair association managed pigs for a project with county aid. Eighteen boys received pigs at no cost. each returned two gilts to supply others. Claude Penne of Dunkerton describes profits and lessons, praising the program for teaching care, record keeping, and husbandry.
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Cedar Falls
Sow and Litter Club
Cedar
Claude Penne
Dunkerton
Hone
Building Repass Addition Under Way At Commercial Site
One of the year’s largest projects began as Maine & Co. started a brick and steel addition to the Repass Automotile building on Commercial Avenue between Third and Mark. The 178 by 140 foot expansion adds about 4,000 square feet of floor space, with a showroom on the south end and storage area for the rest. The work will continue for months, aiming for completion by April 1, with an estimated cost around 25,000 dollars and dual street entrances from Park and Third avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imoa
Tt. A. Maine & Co
Nauman Contininy
Repass Automotile Company
Ernst
High Complements for Ralph Budd as New NP Railway Head
The Waterloo born Ralph Budd is praised as he becomes president of Northern Pacific Railway, succeeding longtime Great Northern leadership. The report notes Budd previously shaped the Great Northern’s glide toward a new transcontinental depot, depot projects in Minneapolis, and major railroad expansions.
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Ralph Budd
N. P. Railway
Malph Luda
Waterloo
Northern Pacific Railway
Ted
Build
Northern
Minneapolis
Paul Abe Railroad
Pen Owis
Eve Ys
Theatre men face federal war tax enforcement in Cedar Rapids
Federal grand jury proceedings in Cedar Rapids target downtown theatre owners for tax evasion connected to war time theater taxes. Officials warn prosecutions will follow if operators continue to issue complimentary passes or avoid collecting the war tax, citing records of prominent locals who attend performances without paying.
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Codat Rapids
Fereral Grand Jury
District Court
Porweais
Gison Entertainment
Ibs
U.S. Deguy
Ollers
Healy
Cedar Rapids
Red Ball Route News and Notes
Robert N. Carson, president of the Red Ball route, outlines reported improvements along the route, including paving plans in Minnesota and Missouri counties, widening and grading work, and potential hard surface road funding. The notices reflect widespread delays, budgeted projects, and anticipated development across several counties.
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Robert N. Carson
Iowa City
Minnesota
Othe
Wil
Paul Lea
Vartigstt
Mike County
Dineen Cabyt
Bern
Marital Wors Alleviated and Divorces Granted
Katie B Ailes granted a divorce from Gerda Asius with $800 alimony and household furniture awarded. Henry Tayleen separated from Rita Pictisen. Hazel Hayes freed from a marriage claim with no divorce granted. Gov Lowden reported recovering from illness in Chicago region with local updates.
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Katie B. Ailes
Gerda Asius
Henry Tayleen
Rita
Pictisen
I Hazel Hayes
Hitch
Eluyes
Deere
Louise Tool Dies at Francis Hospital After Illness
Louise Tool 8 years a wife of S C Tool died at 8 p m Friday at Francis Hospital from complications of dis ease. She is survived by her husband and two daughters, and a brother Signalis of Chicago a son Albert at home. Funeral arrangements are pending at Evans & Towne mortuary, likely Monday.
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Louise Tool
Alf
S.C. Tool
Edwards Yopeet
Francis Hospital
W. Toerlander
Signalis
Alon Walter Quinn
Chicago
Ill
Albert
Feefe & Towne
Hugh
Births Reported In West Waterloo Township And Area
Birth notices list newborns with parent names and addresses across East Waterloo township and surrounding areas. Names include Joseph and Everett G Chamberlain, William G Rattle, Bert Moy, Lewis Ward, and others, with locations in Ort Roasone, Halsted, Linden, and West Gerua sedi. Dates and exact details are partially garbled but indicate multiple birth announcements from September through autumn in 19th or early 20th century context.
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Joseph Vyounrtlut
Waterloo
Joseph Willara
Everett G Chamber
Minley
North
Als
Lewis Warde
Ward Nipdert
Menre
Wilgo Denser
Tg Linvglne Amt
Eiaraid
Wil Ian
Mer
Marten
Hear Tester Township
Last Night's News in Brief
News in brief items report Bolsheviks retaking Bite amid Russian etc. General Ven ler Golia with Russian forces near Rise and London shows guard actions. Sacking of Line & In Petrograd and mine events tied to Avaloi-Bepsnondtee. Ottawa reports Grand Trunk railway takeover by government per Ottawa Journal. Naming and uncertain references dominate the battered text.
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Stockholas
Copenhagen
Golia Tosgether
Gdvanre Guard
Avaloi-Bepsnondtee
Daily Mail
Stockholm
Line
Petrograd
Tonsiluer
Moscow
Avolaite
Fii
Fire Threat Brings Damage To Clarksville Business District
Early today a fire endangered the Clarksville business district. A large blaze damaged a shop and nearby structures, halting activity as crews fought flames and evacuated the area. Fire officials assess the extent of destruction and potential impact on local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Clothes Ration Plan for Polish Jewish Children
A report from Warsaw discusses a ration based cloth distribution for Jewish children in Poland. Dr Boris D Bogen and Dr Wogen describe a simple, limited allowance to clothe thousands of small children through American funds and the joint relief effort. The plan aims to provide bathing facilities and essential clothing, with shipments like the steamer Thala delivering soap and garments to schools and war victims in need.
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New York
Get
Dahon
Ibn Phen
Pardentarty
Poland
Fondshipi
United States
Boris D. Bogen
Deta
Warsaw
Wogen
Dr. Bogen
Thala
Target Tips and Hunting Help by Arms Expert Q and A
Readers submit questions on ammo selection and rifle care. An expert advises on shotgun shell choices for game and warns against undersized shot for turkeys. A Minneapolis reader asks about bore cleaning. answer suggests steel rods and proper solvents. Earth’s rotation has no effect on high power rifle drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E
Savannah
Duitt
Quarrel Sparks Family Tragedy Near Clinton Louisiana
A quarrel tied to an estate from a father’s will is blamed for the murders of Henry Hansen and his two sons Robert and Joseph by a husband who then killed himself at the family home near Clinton Louisiana. Neighbors found the bodies Thursday. coroner set hearing for Monday as witnesses are called.
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Clinton
Gel
Ermones
I¢ Teenry Hansen
Robert
Angel
Josephage
Hurr
Aifternoon
Uae
de Limrentory
Cartier
Amahiere
Aiier Sco
Reese
Noah
Joe Manson
Matron for Neres Knoxville Ta
Lifelong Knoxville resident Mrs. Brann has been taken to a hospital after the death of her husband. Her daughter, Mrs. Boydston, and Dr. Clinton Brann are noted, with university ties mentioned. Knights of Columbus events and attendees from across town are referenced for a ceremony and feast planned at the local university.
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Matilda “Yung
Voice
Yuu
Nerses
Knoxville
Waren Force
Mr Brann
Lave
C. T. Boydston
Iris Wind
Vo Brann
Krosville
Haan Sen
Clinton Brann
Dearth Gree Iy
University of Town
We Bla Hawk County Motor Trades Elect Officers
The Motor Bureau II annual meeting elected Tarry Pad den of Waterloo as President Art King man Cedar Falls as vice president Frad Weisbard Cedar Falls as second vice president W G Orr Wherleg as secretary Harry Burd Waterton as Treasurer Both Orr and Burd were reelected The bureau includes nearly all Waite dealers in the county The large achievement of the year was staging the automanlle show at the Dadry Cattle Congress and plans to invite industry speakers for monthly meetings next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthurs
Wut Iotel
Mer. Orr
Burd
Chocety Bee
Dadry Cattle Congress
Ito
Marriage Accusations Reported in Clermont Event
VSD TO WED. Mariage accus es were today isolated to Clarence B Arnal 20 and Brink. Lewis T Olson 22 avuk Rak Re Shipten 23 29th at Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Arnal
Brink
San
Lewis ‘T. Olson
Avuk Rak Re Shipten
Clermont
Senators Debate Sugar Shortage and Causes
Washington Oct 21 The sugar shortage dominated Senate discussion with Senator Smoot Utah noting Hawaii sugar crop of about 600600 tons sold to Japanese interests Senators Sherman Lingis and Pomerene Ohio Republicans and Democrats offered views On hand government stock 27000000 pounds for annual use may be sold abroad and Cuban sugar refined before shipment abroad under foreign agreements Vice president sugar equalization board explained Cuban sugar arriving for refining before export
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senite
Ater Smoot
Republican
Utah
Sherman
Lingis
Pomerone
Democrat
Ohio
Sugar Equalization Board
United Sttes
Upper Iowa Celebrates Homecoming Nov 21 23
Fayette Oct 11 Upper Town university announces homecoming on November 21 22 and 23 events include a Friday play by Zeta Zeta Literary societies a gala day Saturday with the final football game and convocation services. Telephone ad urges placing a lost notice in the Courier.
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Upter Iowa
Fayette. In
Upper Town University
Zeta-Zeta Literary Societies
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WS. Cole
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Walt
O'Haver
Rebel Avenue
Fort Worth
Tex
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Si Cast
Jane Tennant
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Brandon
California
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Des Moines
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Mulberry ‘Street
Myrtle Crane
Crane
Grant Vocational High School
Barlow
Linn Street
City Health Department
Phil
Standish
Prospect Hi
C. A. Finerson
Jesup
A. L. Broxam
Maquoketa
J. A. Francis
R. B. Wilharm
Mary Gurry
Wilharm Hach
Division Council of the Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Bryson
Town Falls
L. A. Dilley
Davenport
W. I. Carpenter
R. J. Snodgrass
F. MM. Still
W. PD. Reed
Columbus
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Illingis
Freeport
al. Bordner
Sevrentry
Courier and Reporter
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Hanon’s
Alsa Minersena & Deltran
Famoans
Muldoon’s
East Dith
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Admiralty
Lloyds
Iran
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Paviel I. Callahan
Knights of Columbus
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Callahan
War Savings
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Chirksville
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Knights of Collumbus
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Com Union Trist Company of
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Sam Wnedier
Ial
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Aisaasa
Trap Gung
Tom Marshall
Cheyeon Keegan
Clal
Jakes
Thompson
Lindi
Marshalls
Nimrods
Peeler
Danitsen
Amerion
Slaney MieLdan
Ie Association
Fourth Avenue
Citr
Arsson
Vrank Trae
Vineever
Wash
Mane Arie
Thornashore
Troe
Arie
Marts Padden
Ante
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