Miss Florence Callen to Wed Pittsburgh Man
Florence Elizabeth Callen will marry Henry Adam Weaver on September 16 at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh. Dr Samuel Callen of Pittsburgh invites friends from Cedar Falls to the ceremony. couple to reside in Pittsburgh with home after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Callen
Pittsburgh
Henry Weaver
Samuel Callen
Florence Elizabeth
Henry Adam Weaver
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Callan
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Notable Cedar Falls Social and School Moves
Mrs. Edward Short and three daughters return from a three week visit with relatives in Illinois. Miss Sara F. Riggs resumes duties at the State Teachers College after a Toledo trip. her sister Laura remains recuperating from typhoid fever. Local families plan travel and teaching appointments as teachers, principals, and church groups host gatherings and announce engagements and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Palle
Edward Short
Leone Vera
Hattie Zoe
Finois
Lars Nielsen
Bristow
Sara F. Riggs
Toledo
State Teachers’ College
Laura
Cedar
WH. N. Silliman
Lenore
Vera DuBois
Rose DuBois
Clay Street
Omaha
Chatauqua Company
Northwest
California
Yellowstone Park
A. W. Waterman
College enrolls 1 206 students at Cedar Falls college
Cedar Falls Sept 3 Special enrollment at Iowa State Teachers college reached 1,286 with belated students arriving overnight. Extra car service and various transport means were used to move students ranks and boxes to destinations. A young farmer Adolph Paulsen was injured in a runaway after his wagon hit a car on Main Street. Ira Flagler of Emmett Idaho donated a carload of Alberta peaches to the Presbyerian church for local distribution. Cedar Heights Serial club elected officers after a picnic with 40 present including members from Waterloo and Warthey. Waterloo lumberman Wm B Cowan credited as Cedar Valley District Fair prize booster amid Cedar Falls development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Sons
Nockford
Henry Johson
Rutledge Harris
Ladies’ Association
First Congregational Church
James Brownell Post
Jan Importante
G. A.R. Hall
Ben Robinson
W. A. Robinson
Guttenberg
Carl Hauser
Sioux City
James W. Rowell
Omaha
Neb
George B. Rowell
Waugh
Clay Street
Guild of
St. Luke's Church
JH. R. Burnet
First Street Way
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Christian Church
Doris Simonsen
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Eva Parkler
C. H. Wise
F. L. van Derveer
Iowa
W. H. Bedford
GC. W. Bedford
Hudson
Minnesota
Martha Bedford
Waterloo
Cora Remington
West Seventh Street
Marshalltown
J. K. Voorhées
State Street
Ada Stevens
L. Stevens
Ross E. Hawley
Henry Dahl
Main Street
Seventh and
Eighth Streets
Ed Dahl
G. W. Samson
H_H. Seerley
Des Moines
State Board of Examiners
Tomores
Ofce
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Adolph Paulsen
Pastor's Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Alberta
Ira Flagler
Emmett
Ida
College Hill
Cedar Heights
Cedar Wrights
Waverly
Schmidtt
H. T. Dockstetter
A. J. Buchaner
A. T C. Moorhouse
W. W
Cedar Walls
Wm. &. Cowan
Groanen & Cowan
Cowan
Parkersburg
Hutting
Voss Church
Misa Mildred Edwards
Carl Hamilton
Dougherty
Madison
S. C
Howard Hamilton
Otto Motter
Fairmount
Minn
Sam Wilson
Doris Mahanke
Gladys Turner
Dale Kitsmiller
Hob‘son
Wilt Fry
Len Morgan
Exchange Bank
Ed Utes
Chicago
Mae Farren
Oakes
N. D
Rena Cramer
Business College
Sarah Griffith
Sioux Falls
Moore
Wolf
C. L. Whitson
Pueblo
Colo
Val Lahr
Roy Doty
Margaret Ceperly
Wightman
Flora May
Sinclair
Wanda Arnold
Buchard
Sophia Haveson
Estherville
Women from 45 to 55 testify on Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
Westbrook Maine and Manston Wisconsin residents describe relief from menopause related pains and night sweats after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They credit improved health to the treatment and invite others to write for confidential guidance from the company.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Westbrook
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence Martin
King St
Maine
Manston
Wis
M. J. Brownell
E. Pinkham
Tydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Parkersburg News Summary of Local Homes and Schools
Parkersburg notes report residents visiting relatives in Waterloo Madison and Cedar Falls with many moving between towns. Mentions deaths and funerals including Hutting near town, school openings for 1914 1915 classes, hospital stays and local job moves. Includes theater advertisement for Crystal theatre presentation.
Market rally as European war fears lift grain and livestock
Wheat futures surged on fears of a wider war and British flour orders, with corn and oats rising on scarcity of offerings. Provisions gained as hog prices recovered from early declines, while cattle and hog receipts at Omaha showed mixed moves amid renewed demand from exporters and bullish crop expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Italy
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago Live Stock and Market Receipts Report
Chicago markets show butter and produce prices with varying receipts across departments. Live stock totals at Union Stock Yards reach 16 000 hogs 17 000 sheep with cattle 5 3000 expected tomorrow. hogs down from yesterday while sheep and cattle trend up with mixed quality notes.
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SOLTY
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Eelager Parkes
Chicago
Cary Jersey
Michigan
Leunaylvant
Wisconsin
Union
Hogue Civisaae
Grain market reports from Chicago and Waterloo
The Chicago grain page lists wheat and corn prices for multiple grades with varied quotes and futures from Dec and Sept contracts. Waterloo markets note flour and grain prices, dairy and produce details, and livestock bids for cattle hogs and hens with regional wholesale figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wellington
Veterans urged to join to honor the Star Spangled Banner
Washington Gardner urged old soldiers to join the Grand Army of the Republic to support a national mission and fund veteran causes. He proposed a permanent headquarters in Washington and a seven member standing committee to oversee endorsed legislation. Membership stood at 171,435 with 11,187 deaths in the year.
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Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
National
Congress
Grand Army
Ile
United States
Tomes
War Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Fire Department to Receive New Engine Soon
Chief Darian reports a new service truck expected to arrive by September 20 at Central Station. The unit will bolster response to residential and commercial fires, improving ladder access and overall efficiency as the department prepares for the busier season.
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Darian
Thik
Cen
de Pasha
Antians
Gerial Derek
Cras
Pathan
Kidney health warning promotes Jad Salts cure
An advertisement cites a medical authority claiming meat causes kidney trouble and promotes Jad Salts as a remedy. It claims four ounces of the product daily improves kidney function, clears urinary irritation, and neutralizes urine acids, urging readers to buy from H. W. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W
Taggart
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Finance ‘Committee
Lawn City
Crystal Theatre
Khan & Arlanger
General
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh-Place
G. Larrahee
Market News
Seteavy
Sheen
Steady Het
steeHeves
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Ceca
J.s
G. A. RB
Veterans’ Organization
Varis
M. Millerand
Krejon
Theodore Natrel
Aalean
Kentucky
Riead
Defec- Ly
Burgh’s
Marsh-Place Bidg
Arant
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