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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
3
Cedar Falls Social Notes Switch To Thursday Meet
In Cedar Falls Iowa on October 16 special notes report the English club postponing until next Thursday to meet with Prof. and Mrs. W W Gist. John Wilson entertains Gro Mitchell of Ames former city resident now manager of the state college experimental farm. Mrs Charles Jennings hosts the Sew and So club tomorrow. Roy Barrigar buys McKee stock. fire committee advises not crowd city hall near fire arena. Dr F H Cutler moves into Miller residence. Whitney buried at Cedar Falls services by Rev Effie McCulloom Jones. he was an early Black Hawk county settler with two sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
W. W. Gist
John Wilson
Gro. Mitchell
Ames
Mitchell
State College
Dick Shillinglaw
Canada
Minneapolis
New York City
Charles Jennings
Frankan Street
Roy Barrigar
WcKee
Colege Hill
A. R. Whitney
Chicago
Fairview
Effie McCullom Jones
Black Hawk County
Dud~ Key
John
Joliet
O. J. Laylander
Jennie Hersey
Jessie Langworthy
Be a Real Beauty Calms Blood With Stuart's Wafers
Ad touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood cleanser to remove pimples blotches and boils promising clear complexion and youthful color. Claims no poisons or opiates and urges quick purchase from a druggist with noticeable beauty transformation in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Big Knights and Ladies of Security Hold Meeting
The Knights and Ladies of Security held a monster meeting at Russell-Lamson hall with over 400 attendees including families. A class of twenty five candidates was initiated and new applications voted on. After supper, social entertainment and a Halloween party plan were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
Russell-Lamson Hall
Meyers’ Orchestra
Illinois Central strike to be heard by industrial commission
Frank Comerford of Chicago filed to take the Illinois Central strike case to the Industrial Commission appointed by President Wilson. Comerford said the issue would be pursued after the commission refused to investigate, asking labor federation support. The commission includes three labor, three capital, and three public members, with five favoring labor. The federation did not vote on supporting the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uevuinr
iMimuis Central Railroad
Sittaton
Wilson
Frank Camerford
Chiattorney
Illinois Central
Tarriman
Comerford
Iiure
Othe Industrial
Rome
Jon le Shid
Miss Huff Resigns to Take Homestead in Montana
Miss Faye Huff resigns as stenographer for Gronen and Cowan to seek a Montana homestead. She and her mother left for Harvey North Dakota to visit relatives before Miss Huff travels to Channie Montana for homestead duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Huff
Gronen and Cowan
Channie, Mont
Miss Huff
Harvey
N.D
Miss Hutt
Montana
Huff
North Central teachers meet at Cedar Falls college
The North Central county schools association opens a two day session at Cedar Falls Teachers College with enrollment at 9 am and an opening address by H H Seerley. The program includes lectures by P rof Colgrove and others, a pipe organ recital, and a Napoleon talk by Frank Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
North Central County Schools' Association
Teachers’ College
H. H. Seerley
John Leonard Conrad
W. A. Jessup
Iowa City
Prof. Colgrove
Are
Frank Travers
Des Moines
Napoleon Bonaparte
Farm Auctioned at 280 Dollars Near Dunkerton
Ed Hile of Dunkerton led the high bid at a farm auction with the price tagged at 280 dollars. The event drew bidders and noted local participation.
Fire destroys barn as auction draws crowd at Cattle Congress
A large crowd at the Cattle Congress grounds watched auctioneer Holland sell the Will farm of 105 acres one mile north of the city on Logan avenue for 26 565 dollars total to Ed Hile of Dunkerton at 253 dollars per acre. Fire later struck Geo Angel’s barn causing heavy losses including eight horses. one horse survived. A Marion wedding tied Vera Dolph to Glen Haven in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattle Congress
Holland
Will
Logan Avenue
Ed. Hile
Dunkerton
Iowa
J. L. Leavitt
Los Angeles
Waterloo
California
Leavitt
la Porte City
Ernest Cole
Angel
Angel Farm
Nmita
Marion
Vera Dolph
Glen Haven
Percy Haven
New Run gell Lanson Hotel Nears Roof in Waterloo
Chicago architect G B Hammer notes the Run gell Lanson hotel at Fifth and Commercial will meet specs and exceed Waterloo expectations. Roof work starts, five to six laborers seek Fridstein contractor daily. under roof by Monday barring material delays. County board adjourns after voting not to compel Soley of Waverly to pay a mulct tax on Smoky Row property amid legal doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Hammer
Chicago
Marshall & Fox
Rungell-Lanson
Fifth
Commercial
Hammer
Waterloo
Meyer Fridatein
Frid‘stein
Soley
Waverly
Smoky Row
Rownd
Boomer
Virsden
McQuilkin
Stray
Leland
Demuth
Hoxie
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Facturers
Hoover
Meadquarters
Cedar Falls Daily News
G. Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Clarence Wynkoop
Mr. Wynkoop
Main St
Lawn City
F. H. Cutler
F. B. Miller
Clay Street
Sam Gibson
St. Francis Hospital
Carl Jensen
Colorado Springs
Woodman's Sanitarium
Trev
D. W. Fabs
First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Reherd
Miss Brownlee
Misa Andrewa
Cedar Malls
W. J. Bryan
G. W. Miller
Mattie Mason
Jack Dahl
H. L. Weisbard
Frank
Jesup and
Striker
Industry Board
Sims Cement Co
Brandon
Rapid Transit Company
G. M. Bell
Ed, Hile
Dunkerton High
LaPorte Daily Bulletin
Mies Maudesenga
Farmecr
Adams
la Portes
Angel Place
Geo. Angel
R. I
Northwood
Albert Flatt
Rock Island
Chas. Burgess
Columbus Junction
Ed Waldrot
Charlie Kalb
Aurora
Til
Masonic Lodge
Putsaig
Land of Flowers
Lookout Mountain
Florida
Yen
Howe Company
Syndicate Building
Florida-Indian River
Alt. Whittle
Stanley Ss. Lichty
East Fourth Street
Melton
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