Numerous social meetings and a large church fellowship dinner
A long schedule lists card parties and meetings at Sacred Heart Hall Pilgrim's of First Congregational and St. Paul's parish houses plus Royal Neighbors Universalist Choir and Daughters of the Covenant. A Baptist fellowship dinner drew about 40 guests. several octogenarians attended. other items note engagements births and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allecilng Society
Sacred Heart Hall
Grant Chaviauaua
C. Cadwallader
L. C. T- Man
C. W. Hall
Pilgrim's Ol
First Congregational Church
Royal Neighbors
A. C. LU
W. Hall
Universalist Church
Effie Meitellum Jones
First Baptist Church
Failies’ Aid Society
W.L. Dorgan
D. H. Fish
A. J. Edwards
Erwin Mesick
E. R. Pendleton
C. W. Taft
Barrer Cobb
Phoebe Cornell
Z. Thomas
BE. Chapman
Joseph Taylor
Dar Falls
Mary Warner
Rosa Navman
J. Edwards
W. J. Liorgan
Cora Arghans
Hilen Siam
Daughters of the Covenant
I MecAlvin
Helen Tavis
Mrs Richards Wed in New York to Warren Themmell
Mrs Siddie F Richards widow of Julian W Richards marries Warren Themmell in New York City. The bride was active in state women’s clubs and served as editor and officer. the groom is an attorney. They will reside in New York.
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Charles W
Grant Avenue
Haviss
Waterioe
Mr. Sly
Thomassuneta
Waterloo Daily Porter
Waterloo Cnarer
Previnia Fo
Mack
State Furson
Woman's Clits
Ida
POR
OL Society
BR Record
Daughters of the American Heronation
Thame
Mattaral Eife Tusuranes
New York
W. Richards
Col
TB. Henderson
National
Logae of Res
Richards
Aid
Thamanethaa
CREDIT EXTENSION PROMOTES FARM LOANS AND RURAL CREDIT
Wiehlta Kan Oct 13 Advised that credit must be extended to small farmers on factors beyond collateral. Carver United States Department of Agriculture urged human values like industry and honesty as safer bases for credit. He warned high interest and poor facilities depress crops and noted cooperatives and emigration foes hinder rural progress.
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Wiehlta
Kan
Harr
Gareer
United States Department, of Agriculture
International Dry Farmnlag
Carver
America
Cigaret quarrel sparks murder and lynching in Illinois
In Percy Illinois a Sunday dispute over a cigarette led to a revolver duel between Italian miners Albert Cianza and his brother Sam. Cianza and two Americans Willis Adams and Hew Cooper were wounded. Cianza was killed, and a mob then abducted Sheriff Bresner and executed Albert Cianza on a country road. The incident followed long standing ethnic tensions at Willisville mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Bresner
Willisville
Wim
Albert Ciazza
Cianza
Willis Adams
Hew Coopler
Ciazza
Plaucknervilla
Terry County
Halian
Willis Coal and Mining Company
Cooper and Adams
Sam
Church meetings and lodge notices from Waterloo area
Announcements indicate Sons of Veterans and religious society activities with meetings at Central Christian church and a Christan relay, plus a stated time for a Masonic lodge gathering at Magonic temple. Kaiser Wilhelm Canal traffic expected to continue during the war season between the North and the sea.
Allies Prepared 10 Invade Belgium Says German Aide
Washington report quotes Count Von Larustori claiming Belgian general staff archives prove plans for an expeditionary English force in Belgium existed long before the war. He asserts the telegram from German HQ shows allies ignored Belgium neutrality and that Belgian government conspired with the allies. He cites French prisoners who say they were inside Liège and Namur before German entry.
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Washington, D. C
Count von Larustori
Ler- Hi
Bru
Berlin
Belgium
Germany
Wnotavith
Liege
Namur
Chiona
Allied Left Wing Goes On Offensive Across Front
Paris dispatch reports Allied forces gaining ground along multiple sectors from Wszebrouck to the Meuse. Advances include Lille, Arras to Albert, Berry-au-Bac region, and Verdun area while right wing holds Vosges and Alsace with no change. An Austrian defeat near Przemyśl is noted in Galicia. Separately, J Pierpont Morgan offers to sell or lease Copper River and Northwestern railroad to support a planned Alaska government railway.
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Paris
Wszebrouck Aml
Bethune
Bailjou
Estaces
Labassee
Lille
Arras
Albert
Berry-au-Bac
Souain
Argonne
Malancourt
Meuse
Verdun
Metz
Apremont
Vosges
Alsace
Galicia
Cere
Przemys
Washington, D. C
Copper River and Northwestern
Alaska
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lane
Interior Department
Tax collection totals reported by County Treasurer for September
County Treasurer Bentley's September tax report to the county auditor shows regular taxes totaling 430735.07 for the month. Major items include Waterloo corporation 140684.72, Teachers and contingent 115208.28, Schoolhouse 15,373.84, and Courthouse expense 4036. The treasurer notes overdrafts on county and poor funds may remain replenished by the September collections and calls for further book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
Waterloo Corporation
Makes Stubborn Coughs Vanish in a Hurry
A newspaper ad promotes Pines cough remedy claiming rapid relief for stubborn coughs bronchitis and whooping cough. It instructs mixing 50 cents worth of Pines into a pint of water or boiling mixture and promises full directions and pleasant taste. The ad touts Pine extract as healing for membranes and lists the Pines Company Ft Wayne Indiana as the maker.
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Pines
Ant
Pingx Ca
Wayne, Ind
Foresters to Open New Hall in St. Joseph's Basement
Foresters of Waterlaw lodge No. 68 Catholic order of Foresters will dedicate a remodeled hall in the basement of St. Joseph's Catholic church formerly Scallon hall. A. Waiterfield will preside and Charles Burns of Cedar Rapids State Secretary C O F will speak. Other speakers include Rev H P Rohiman Very Rev E Slattery Postmaster M H Kegly and Z C Murtagh. Souvenirs will be given to attending ladies. A memorial resolution honors a departed brother and calls for 30 days of charter mourning. Also reports on Governor Maytorena’s forces in Mexico with telegraph lines cut and railroads out of service.
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Waterlaw Lodge
Order of Foresters
Charles 5. Burns
Cedar Rapids
C. O. PF
H. P. Rohiman
E. Slattery
M. H. Kegly
Z. C. Murtagh
T. Webber
Souvertirs
Russian Prince Oleg dies of war wounds
Prince Oleg, son of Grand Duke Constantine, died in Petrograd from wounds suffered in action. An official dispatch dated October 11 reported he was wounded in a cavalry engagement at the front while bearing a Russian standard.
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Petrograd
Oleg
Constantine
Resolutions of Respect From Berkley International Union
Resolutions of respect and condolence on the death of Brother Bert Eastman by the Britkleyers' International Union No. 28 note the loss felt by the union and by those near him as a notable bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Eastman
Britkleyers' Internaonal Union
Bert. Eastman
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Kohl's
Aut Liege
Waterloo
Blanthe Thompson
Tina Marlin
Third Avenue West
Ninn Flcketts
Martin
Florence Jake
A. E. Hoffman
Gwendolen Landon
Mary Melrose
J. C. Hartman
D. A
Ler Hotte
Peterton Street
Margaret Wasson
la Porte City
Lown
Daughters of the Revolution
Fedar Rapids
J. W. Signworth
Or. Rinker
Oj. Mack
Floyd
Chambers
Mildred Richmond
Matilda Lehrens
Winifred Garvin
Grace Dunkleberg
Marjorie Whitney
Ethel Mae Pascoe
Enmira Priele
Henrietta Hill
Jessie Sweeney
Caitlyne Fedderson
Stuth Fish
Hirtiuday
Robert Weir
Loby Street
ELKS
Wis
Flu
Myers’ Orchestra
Daughters OF the
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
Sacred Heart Ladies
Sacred Meary
George McGuire
C. GB
Weston
A Tha Co. E
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Alomnt
Our Lady Hut Victory Academy
F. Clur
Oeluty
Mays
Cass
Broadway
Rereran
Rebekah
Carnegie Tau Tal
Virary East
Weanan’s Corps
Wampton
Argent
Leeper
Tennyson
OL Tatehfield
Dennyson
Cambridge
Went
Columbia
Modwalkuler
Raf Amd
Cofar Rapiday
Bamatet
Initiatha
Cenar Rapids
Miia
Alys Treawwerd Sharp
Ueghland
Mrs. Richards
Cigaret
Percy, Ill
Sons of Veterans
Division of Laws
G. A
Trae
Central Christian Church
A. FL
AJ M
Witerion Lodge
London
Kaiser Wilhalm Canal
Ameter Clan
Pelcarintu
Raby
North
1St National Bank Building
WAT
Mexico
U. S
West Virginia
Mazatlan
Mex
Ly Wireless
San Diego
Cal
Maytorena
Nuayalas
Bonita
Lower California
Francisco Villa
Navajoa
San Blas
Sinaloa
Galloway
Macs
Iee
Lion
Galloway Bros.co
The
Dairy Cattle Congress
Feo
Mall
Booth
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