Funeral of Peter Knudson Will Be Conducted Wednesday
Cedar Falls reports three young men pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for molesting female students at the State Teachers college. Each was fined 5.75 dollars. The funeral of Peter Knudsen, 61, formerly night watchman at Waterloo Garment, will be held Wednesday at the Danish Bethlehem church with burial at Greenwood. The Danish Tyren society will attend.
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Cedar Falls
J.B. Newman
Jas. Christiansen
Bert Krogh
Carl Anderson
State Teachers’ College
Earl Motlaw
Peter Knudsen
Community notes from Cedar Falls travelers and visitors
Chris Watson of First Austin Leversee left for Vicksburg Mississippi to attend the old soldiers reunion. Mrs J M Noble and daughter of St Louis arrived for a two week visit at the W F Noble home on Tremont street. Geo Philpot departed for Vicksburg to join the great peace jubilee and reunion of the union army. Mr and Mrs Albert Fellers, recently from Englewood Colorado, will make Cedar Falls their home.
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John Barnes
Waterloo
Earnest
Fort Snelling
Josephine Graham
L. A. Harker
Minneapolis
Minn
N. M. Graham
Cedar Falls
J. S. Cole
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Charles Holbrook
J. E. Snowden
Washington, D. C
Ray Rask
Miles City
Mont
H. M. Crane
Lincoln Street
Clarence Canning
Tremont Street
R. Chandler
Cellar Rapids
Chris. Watson
First Street
Austin Leversee
Vicksburg
Miss
J. M. Noble
St. Louis
W. F. Noble
Geo. Philpot
Albert Fellers
Englewood
Colo
Central Labor Union Meeting With Dr Court Lecture
Central Labor union will hold a Wednesday night meeting at Labor hall at 8 p.m. Rev W Court will discuss how organized labor relates to the church. KK W Kelso, organizer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, will attend in Waterloo to speak. Delegates will join the liberty loan campaign committee targeting organized laborers.
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W. Court
Central Labor Union
Labor Hall
KK. W. Kelso
Chicago
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Waterloo
Liberty Loan Campaign
Potatoes and produce prices linger in northern Iowa
G E Buxton and G W Rahe touring northern Iowa report growers store potatoes in cellars or pits with yields around St Ansgar near 200 bushels per acre. Buyers cart tubers to St Ansgar at times for $1 a bushel, while others quote up to $1.50. Vegetables such as cabbage sell for about half a cent per pound and onions at $1.25 a bushel.
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G. E. Buxton
G. W. Rahe
Iowa
St. Ansgar
Nashua
Buxton
Rahe
Northern Iowa landowners to gain as proceeds set high
In northern Iowa the campaign estimates indicate gross proceeds will range from 175 to 200 dollars per acre this year. The figures suggest substantial earnings for farmers amid rising land prices and favorable market conditions.
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Ers
Iowa
Word to Employers Awent Their Duty With Liberty Loan
Waterloo publicity committee urges intensive personal solicitation for the Liberty Loan campaign with a $1,750,000 Waterloo allotment. Employers know their workers best. all should be solicited, some can give again, others may subscribe for the first time to help win the war or face indemnity for failure.
Congress hears postwar trade talks in divisional meetings
At a divisional meeting of the Southern Commercial congress delegates discussed postwar fashion of roads and general commerce. In the general session W D Redfield secretary of commerce was to deliver an address on American commerce after the war to diplomatic representatives of allied nations.
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Premin
Yale Finances Show Net Deficit From War Conditions
Yale's finances for this year will show a net deficit of about 258,866 dollars due to the impact of war conditions in New Haven Connecticut on October 16.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Yalé
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