Local notes from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas
A condensed item list reports W. T. Howrey’s return from a northern Iowa business trip, court attendance in Des Moines, local social events, guests, and travels. Falls, Pueblo, and Chicago trips are noted, along with hospital recovery of Fred Kelderling and various church and community activities.
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W. T. Howrey
Iowa
C. &. Ransier Wos
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Elks
Bargain real estate ads offer several low bids
Listings show multiple lots and homes for sale with prices from 800 to 4,500 dollars. Locations include Williston near 4th Street Broadway Bayard and Wellington Street. Rentals and contact by Charles S. Bickley at phone 221 opposite Union Depot.
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Williston
4Th St
Broadway
Con City
Bayard “Street
Wellington Street
Harles S
Bickley
Union Denot
Waterloo City Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Last evening at Shautauqua Park light refreshments were hosted by the hostesses led by Mrs J N Han on. The Barkmen association accepted William Galloway’s invitation to a banquet on Thursday November 4 at the Galloway club followed by an informal addresses. Stanley Dennis will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lam e Monday noon. Mr A We Adams formerly merchant police officer in Waterloo East section remains critically ill at home. Lyda society of First Presbyterian hosted husbands and friends at Mr and Mrs James Graham’s Prospect Hills home. Nine Waterloo residents plan a Rock Island line trip to the Pacific coast led by I C Blanchard J F Klingaman A Z Rebel and daughter Vera Mrs B S Geist and Mrs G E Bickley. Mrs Henry Seebers and Mrs Fred S Garrabrant returned from the Grand Army encampment in Washington visiting Mt Vernon Philadelphia Atlantic City New York City and Cleveland. Mrs Seeberas mother Mrs M Dunckelberg accompanied them home.
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Ted Brown
Sloyx. Falls
Bertha Geyer
Nicholas Geyer
Pueblo
Colo
1. Ridler
FP. RR. Wisley
Oelwein
Kathryn
Jsse Platy
Graf
Aurora
A. W. Pfatzgraf
Chicago
Y. M. G. A. Social Committee
Alice Hasan
Grace McKean
Barkmen’s Association
William Galloway
Galloway Club
Stanley Dennis
Waterloo
The
System Magazine
Rotary Club
Hotel
Russell-Lame
Fred L. Northey
Es . A. We ‘Adams
Logan Avenue
Adams
Lyda Society
First Presbyterian Church
James Graham
Prospect Hills
Theckle Krebs
Kathryn Coughbry
Kryelyn McQuilkin
Rock Island
Pacific Coast
I. C. Blanchard
J. F. Klingaman
A. Z. Rebel
Vera
B.S. Geist
G. E Bickley
Henry Seebers
Fred
Garrabrant
Grand Army
Washington
Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York City
Cleveland
Seebera
M. Dunckelberg
Druggists Appeal to Gov Clarke Des Moines
Des Moines businessmen plan to seek clemency from Governor Clarke to remit $200 fines levied on seventeen druggists by Judge Utterback for contempt of court over temperance drinks containing small amounts of alcohol. Petitions, citing the judge’s remark that he had no discretion, were being circulated, with plans to present them Monday. Odile, anti saloon league attorney, said he would oppose the appeal.
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Des Moines
George W. Clarke
Utterbuck
Anti-Saloon League
Utterback
Ammaong
Monay
Measles Epidemic Closes School as Community News Flows
In Mitchell Iowa on October 29 an measles outbreak hits the local school with Miss Mailer among the latest afflicted. The same week marks the wedding of Miss Frances Cordes to Rev. R S Shedler at the bride’s home, a ceremony conducted by the groom’s father. Guests from Westgate, Waverly, Skyberg, St Ansgar, Osage, and Ames attend, with postnuptial festivities at Len Cordes’s home and travels by car to Renwick and Goldfield for visits and a football game in Ames.
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Len Cordes
Lutheran Church
Renwick
I Shedtier
Westgate
C. Hacker
Waverly
B. Biederman
3. McConnell
Skyberg
Minn
Hylden
Sediacek
St. Ansgar
Ee G. Miller
Osage
HH. K. Drake
Clarice
H. India
R. Shedder
Goldfield
Della India
Miss India
Ames
Y. Tiedeman
Waterloo
Ie Seluite
Stutb Hollingsworth
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
W.F. Boynton
Jefferson Boynton
Boston
Mass
Fermer
L. ©. Ross
Linden News Briefs From Linden Iowa Area
Tom Gandfield returned Tuesday night from Mound North Dakota and visits friends in Shell Rock. Mrs G G Huntley attended Janesville homecoming Friday. Mrs A N Davis has been ill at Colorado Street home. Mrs George Mastellar returns from Jesup after months away. Mrs T A Trimble sought a specialist for an ear issue. Evangelistic meetings in Linden postpone W F M S gathering to a later date.
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Jesup
T. A. Trimble
Mt. Auburn
Linden M
Suffrage Envoy Reception Hosted by Cummins in Des Moines
Senator Allchurch and Mrs. Cummins will host a reception tonight at their Des Moines home for Mrs. Sata-at Bard Field of Portland Ore the suffrage envoy to Congress. Miss Kindberg and Miss Borg Einstedt of Providence accompany Field as escort to hundreds of suffragists. A public reception for Field at the state house will be attended by Secretary of State WS Allen acting for Governor Clarke Mayor Hanna and Mrs Flora Dunlap. A parade will surround the state house and stop at Cummins home as Field travels to Washington bearing signatures of 500000 women advocating a federal suffrage amendment.
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Providence
R. I
Fieht
State House
WS. Allen
Clarke
James R. Hanna
Flora Dunlap
Jownz Equal Suielfrage Association
Senator Cummins
Drying Raisins and Stone-Like Plants Described
The article explains raisin drying methods using sun heat and care to protect from rain, notes stalks eaten by some growers, and mentions dipping clusters in boiling water or potash for gloss. It also reports Mesembryanthemum plants in South Africa resembling pebbles, with brief notes on leaf size, stone-like appearance, and short-lived yellow flowers.
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Sprain
France
Asiat
New York
South Africa
Hilleround
Karoo
Mt Auburn Social Notes From Ock Ohio News
Mt Auburn district reports visiting relatives and returning travelers. W W Usher a Cedar Rapids shopper returned home from Mason City. Miss Huth M Nambil resumes spring work after Mason/Gily employment. Carl Struve and family visiting Charles City. Rev T A Trimble hosts Yuar and Mary Les of Rteevi. James Jenks of Waterloo a Sunday guest. New daughter born to Geo Lane and wife. Kelso Oliver of Marble Rock and family celebrate birth Rachel Anna on Oct 30. Ty Rogers home hosts visitors.
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Mt. Auburn
W. W. Usher
Cedar Rap
Rachal Anna
F. J. Wood
Lesh
la Inad
Fannie Bracken
Vinton
Germany seeks recall of minister Whitlock
Berlin dispatches quote German officials demanding the recall of Brand Whitlock the American minister to Belgium over his reports on the Edith Cavell execution. The notes note Belgium’s government seat moved from Brussels to Havre and urge Whitlock be reassigned to Havre. No official US confirmation of any German communication was received.
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Washington
D. C
Berlin
Germany
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Edith Cavell
United States
Whitlock
Brussels
Havre
Mr. Whitlock
Waterloo Review No 22 Lads Maccabees Meeting Announcement
Waterloo review announces regular session Tuesday evening at 7 oclock in A O U W hall for Maccabees members. Mrs Ella Mark Lea, deputy supreme command, to preside as important business matters are to be considered for all members.
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Waterloo Review
Lads Maccabees
A. O. U. W. Ball
Ella
Mark Lea
Supreme Command
He Got the Trousers and a Wife’s Jestful Bargain
A Pittsburgh Press advertisement notes a humorous line about wanting a bonnet versus trousers, with a husband saying he has only $10 and the wife sobbing about affording a bonnet. It mentions tickets at Sehuneman’s. Evening Courier and Reporter is referenced as widely read.
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Pittsburgh Press
P 0. Recalls a City Medal From a Rural Kentucky School
A New York man known as P. O. recalls an early school reward not based on merit. He grew up in Louisville where a kindly old regime era teacher presided over a small school. Each year prizes were awarded and the teacher could not bear to disappoint any child. On commencement day P. G. was read for a special medal given for honor during recreation hour.
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New York
P. 0
Meigl Lie
Louisvlle
P.G
Ols
Porcheor Filnesa
New York Post
Bad Handicap in Human Endeavor Cited by Journal
The Columbus Journal notes a sad phase in human experience where a man nearing brain development to achieve success must divert immense attention to teeth stomach and legs just to keep going, highlighting physical burdens hindering achievement.
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Columbus
Journal
Vinol Week Displays Spread in Waterloo Windows
In Waterloo Vinol Week features, J Miller showcases a window display of Vinol preparations, while Wangler Bros turns part of a window over for a Vinol exhibit. The displays mirror nationwide promotions with reader letters and the word Vinol carved into towels to boost ad appeal.
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Lintowean
Waterloo
J. Miller
Boon
Wangler, Bros
Fapan Asks U 8 And TN Udinese Poles T Fapan
Oct 30. The Japanese power requests U.S. support in a representation to postpone China’s re establishment until the European war ends. Sipu n’s poll w ag decided after consultation with Great Britain. Conversations began while Bar on Tahiti was in fonda seven weeks ago.
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Fokin
Rina 8B
Peking
al Monoreny Dbo
China
Sipun
Pollu
Great Britain
Baron Tahiti
Fonda
Parks
Tokta
Amine
Germany
Ghinas
Renorth
Preparations Underway for Bankers Association Convention
Arrangements for entertainment of the Stata Bantora’s asperation ware outlined with committees named and plans sketched. Substantial meetings will finalize details, aiming to start work soon and ensure ample entertainment during the convention.
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Hpi
Stita Bantora
Asperation Ware
IRMVSIE WARSHIPS COLLIDE ONE SUNK MISSING MEN
London reports one collision near the Gillipoli peninsula left Hythe burned and about 100 men missing after the clash with another British warship. Meanwhile the Mignonettes began their concert work with Miss Bartha Mc Gartney and Miss Madeline Smith giving a show at Urbana in Cedar Valley theatre.
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Irmvsie
London
Hythe
Gillipoli
Mignonettes
Bartha McGartney
Madeline Smith
Urbana
Ceder Valley Theatre
Cascarete Adrift for Elderly Bowel Health
A vintage advertisement extols Cascarete as a gentle natural tonic for aging bowels, arguing constipation common in older folks is natural and requiring regular support. It stresses mild activity, warns against harsh medicine, and touts ten cent price per box at drug stores.
Methodist crowd tours towns for new school fund drive
Under church auspices a large crowd gathered and traveled to Brandon on Saturday evening for a program supporting the new school building. A similar event followed in Dunkerton last evening. This week the group plans visits to Shell Rock and Greens to continue the drive.
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Bethodist Church
Brandon
Dunkerton
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Buchanan Optical Service
Majestic
Fred Kelderling
Oken
St. Francis Hospital
G. W. Hinkle
Upisconal Church
Mesdaures E
MM. Towne
I. A. Sparle
B. T. Jones
Jessie Woodruff
Mabel Coy Kendall
Parand Lodge
Oo. E
X. Cooper
Hawk
P. W. Belangee
Guy Campbell
Decorah
Mr. Campbell
Sporting Goods
Bridge Street
Whit Crow
Vancouver
Chautauqua Park
Gillke
Minneapolis
Gronen
Eunice Marlow
Franklin Street
Charles Marlow
R. H. McCoy
Spokane Wash
Harold Haffa
Inez Hanlas
Calvary Evangelical Church
Renee
Garé
Giaselty
Standish
Ford
Black
South Bekota
Charles
Bigeley
Union Depot
Hall-Borchert
Care Courier
Kent
Almond Street
Almond
W. H
Nat'l. Bank
Tb Street
Western Union Telegraph Co
Mississippi
the Morlen Co
Star
Viggs
Nou
George McManus
Kentucky
A. O. Stanley
Stanley
White House
Shautauqua Park
Fostesses
J. N. Hanon
M.S. Odile
Antisaloon League
Mitchell
Linden
Weehawken
Fay
Seholz Saje
New York Harbor
Lelong
Delonge
Vere
Cummins
Westlock
First Congregational Church
Sehuneman's
Evening Courier and Reporter
Fapan
TN Udinese
Qld
Crowell
Waterloo Ice Cream CO
Annie
G. Metwest
Puener
Fort Wayne
J. C. Hutzell
West Main St
Ind
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