Pastors Confer on Mission Work At Gracechurch
Sixty Winoisters from Waterloo and nearby cities attended the Waterloos Ministerial union meeting at Gracechurch Church led by F. J. Michel of Evanston and Dr. W. S. Marquis of Rock Island. The program urged pastors to study foreign fields, solicit support, and recruit workers, with emphasis on prayer, giving, literature, and personal visits.
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Waterloo
F. J. Michel
Evanston
W. S. Marquis
Rock Island
Waterloss Ministerial Union
Gracechurch
E. A. Valiant
Shell Rock
J. B. Snowden
Cedar Falls
Michel
Marquis
Busines
Oan
Hank Chow
China
Misa June Rickert
Perconal Notes From Cedar Falls Eventful Night
At Cedar Falls the orchestral contest crowned Lena Toomey first Grace Dunkelberg second and Floyd Mathey third judges found it close Miss Kila Weisbard birthday celebrated with ice cream and cake L B Rice plans fishing and hunting trips to Spirit Lake Col J W Ford lists three sales Oct 22 CLA Hollis Co Oct 28 Christ Jensen Oct 24 Bergstrom Crosby The Phreaneze club meets with Mrs Anderson Woodrow Wilson club forms plans for Oct 30 public meeting at Caton’s theatre Miss Julia Curtiss returns from Michigan Miss Bess Chase visits Hampton IA Mr and Mrs Wm Dahl host whist club J W Peels moves to California Rev W Fabs visits Charles City Prof Caye Iowa State Ames guest of Prof Burger Reading circle at 606 Washington St Sucher leads Political Stranger discussion Norris heads to Florida Prenfer telegram from Arkansas Maul resists illness train crowds downtown old college alumni visit Charles City trip future plans noted.
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Cedar Falls
Auditordia
Lena Toomey
Grace Dunkelberg
Waterloo
Floyd Mathey
L. BE. Rice
Spirit, Lake, In
Col. J. W. Ford
CLA. Hollis & Co.y Ger
Christ Jensen
Bergstrom & Crosby
Julia E. Curtiss
Michigan
Cedlay Falls
Bess Chase
Hampton
Wm. Dahl
Jr. W. Peels
California
Redlands
J. R. Fabs
The
Garden City
Kan
Dr. W. Fabs
Five waitresses in police court dispute at hotel
In a hotel conflict five waitresses faced charges of disorderly conduct and indecent language. Blanche Peterson pleaded not guilty as employer Mrs. Stenton testified of disputes over management and alleged insults. Peterson was fined £25 with suspended sentence on good behavior.
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William F. Stenton
Blanche Peterson
Stenton
Miss Peterson
Stenior
Miss
Peterson
Tleasnes
Iy Bret
Mina Peterson
William Davenport
Levi White
Illinois
Young
Ilinois Central
Davenport
White
Falls Boys Triumph Over Coe Team Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Saturday afternoon saw the high school team defeat Coe College on College Field with a 6 to 0 score. Both sides produced strong plays and good sportsmanship as Cedar Falls and Ackley matches also highlighted the day with Cedar Falls routing Ackley 43 to 0.
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Cedar Falls
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Tigers
theAckley
Ackley
South Dakota Tourist Injures Car in Town Smash-Up
A South Dakota tourist on a pass through town collided with a street car near Twelfth Street, causing damage to Joe Clay’s car. The incident occurred Saturday as the tourist’s automobile struck Clay’s vehicle.
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South Dakota
Twelfth Street
Joe Clay
Clay
Auto Strikes Girl and Mother at City Intersection
Seven year old Marguerite Eicher and her mother Mrs. Ben Hicher were struck by an automobile when leaving the Galloway car at Fourth and Defer tson streets. Marguerite suffered leg injuries with muscle and cord damage while her mother escaped serious harm. The incident occurred about 7 30 PM Saturday as the auto headed east toward Commercial street. Marguerite was treated by a physician and later returned home at 231 Ballou street after initial checks showed no broken bones.
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Marguerite Eicher
Schultz
Ben Hicher
Fourth
Deffertson Streets
iFourth
Commercial Street
Marguerite
Ballou Street
Death of Mrs Stafford wife of Willard Stafford
Mrs Una A Stafford of 1171 Mill Street died Sunday morning at Presbyterian Home of cancer. She was 48. Survived by husband three daughters Mabel Foster and another unnamed. Funeral arrangements via Tewe’s undertaking parlors Tuesday at 2:00 PM and interment at Monona Wednesday following. Police report notes on broader crime coverage follow.
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Una A. Stafford
Willard Stafford
Mill Street
Presbyterian Hose
Korte & Tewe
Mays
Tulley
Monona
Ferndine
Cedar Falls man found dead in pasture with carbolic acid
Fred Mutsot discovered a young man about 20 lying in grass near the Chicago Great Western depot. A bottle smelling of carbolic acid was nearby, suggesting death by poison. The body, unidentifiable except for a June hat sweatband newspaper, lay several months decomposed in the pasture near Cedar Falls. Burial ordered in the potter's field.
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Cedar Falls
Ore
Fred Mutsot
Chicago Great Western Railway
Watson
Henry Dahl
Potter's Field
Elopement Turmoil Ends Near Wedding Spoils
A traveling physician Roy Cady and Miss Merde Tden eloped to Testy Cie. Her father pursued in a car to a motel, but the couple reached Wellman before the pair fled. The bride and groom left town before police could intervene.
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Roy Cady
Merde
Tiese
Wellman
Mae
Alwi
Tawa
Aggressive Missionary Spirit At Waterloo Convention
Rev H W Reherd leads discussion on missionary effort with delegates from Waterloo Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls. About 125 new delegates registered yesterday as out of town attendees arrive. Organizers aim for roughly 1200 delegates to set a regional convention record. Credential policy tightens. women gain gallery access for today and tomorrow sessions at the coliseum.
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H. ‘W. Reherd
Waterloo
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
New York
Coliseum
Swap of Wives in Gower Stirs Protests and Divorces
A Missouri scandal centers on Adam Montgomery and John Heath who obtained simultaneous divorces and swapped spouses. Montgomery and Heath married each other’s wives in Kansas City and Maryville, while health and Montgomery each returned to Gower with their new partners. Judge Burns hinted he could revoke decrees. Local rumors swelled as the wives, both under 30, remained silent. The report notes the dairy show and agricultural class at East High the prior week.
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Plattsburg
Canton County
Gower
Adam O. Montgomery
John F. Heath
Grand Island and Santa Fe
Heath
Montgomery
Gowers
Local News Roundup From New Hartford District
Neighbors from Oelwein Cedar Falls Dumont and Bristow visit or move through town. Mrs Frances Green gravely ill at home. Fred Sherman sells Swanton store and heads to California. Dairy and cattle show visitors travel from New Hartford to Waterton. A birth reported to Mr and Mrs Aug Critaman on Oct 17.
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New Hartford
Charles Payne
Oelwein
L. H. Paulger
Cedar Falls
J. L. Sprague
Sadia Becker
Gordon
Dumont
H. M. McElwain
Matt Chapman
Kansas
Mitt
Frank Green
Waterloo
Waterton
Alla Surfs
Leland
Bristow
Mack
Aln
Harman
Hampton
R. Harmon
Harry Soper
Boone
Chicago Board of Trade Market Report October Wheat Rise
Chicago notes wheat advanced on Balkan war fears and insurance costs with December at 92 1/4 to 92 1/2, corn steady around 53 1/4, oats flat amid opposing forces, and provisions weak at the yards with January pork near 19.25 to 19.27, lard around 11.00, and rib 10.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
Austria
Waterloo
St Louis Live Stock and grain prices report
St Louis markets show cattle hogs and sheep receipts and price ranges for today with steadiness at opening. Cash wheat corn and oats prices listed for various grades, plus New York and Minneapolis closes for wheat and corn futures.
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Chicago prices for Butter Cheese and Eggs noted as steady. Receipts of cattle hogs and sheep estimated for Oct 21 with varied per unit values. Hides veal calves and veal kips listed with multiple grade prices. horses and mule rides noted in remarks.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Governor Johnson statue unveiled amid public ceremony in Chicago
The unveiling at the Illinois state capitol drew about 100,000 attendees including church leaders and governors’ friends. Mourners recalled John Albert Light Johnson, thrice governor of Minnesota, as his widow stood in attendance. The hog market opened lower while cattle and sheep sectors posted varied prices.
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Chicago
John Albert
Johnson
Milne- Heavy
State Capitol
Church Land State
Ee Reeves
Eee
Rochester Western
Calver
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Campbell White
D. D. Proper
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Ladies of Grace Church
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
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Halford
Veopig
Kila Weisbard
Ritry Weisbard
Caye
Iowa Agricultural Coliege
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A. A. Burger
Black Hawk County
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Y. Norris
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Due Playhouse
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Marie Wagner
Franklin Street
Jane Man
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Peter Patropolos
Mersing
Pearreste
Meyers
Courier
Wow. Hartman
Waterloo Evening Courier
Bark Avenue
Wast
Henry Weisbard
Nagle Grove
Livergood
Br. Winfield & Hall
Norths Western University
Teachers’ College
America
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F. H. Cutler
Illinois Central Railway
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Usgarorist
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