Riverside Park Named for Evangelical Camp Ground
Cedar Falls staged a large Evangelical Alliance camp meeting on Cedar river grounds drawing thousands. Riverside Park was chosen as the camp name after a week of German and English programs, with a river valley view, a dedication by Bishop S C Breyfogel, and a weekend lot sale on the grounds.
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Riverside Park
Evangelical Alliance of Town
Old People’s Home
Cedar Falls
Cedar River
W. H. Merner
Reuben Miller
Fred Schmidt
Kirk Olesen
J. B. Newman
GC. H. Meyerholz
College
Cedar Falls Commercial Club
S. C. Breyfogel
Reading
Tabernacle
More certified for Army service by Waterloo district board
The Waterloo division exemption board certified 33 of registrants 103 to 152 for service, with 13 exempted or discharged and four missing. The list includes 103 Hansen Henry A. and 136 Wilks John among others, while 104 Dudley Sidney A and 105 Enyart Ralph A were exempted or discharged. Missing include Tom Hayes and John Lauberson. transfers and exemptions noted for several individuals from nearby districts.
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Waterloo
District Board
Hansen
Henry A
Black |Awk Road
Tony
Bath Street
Duke
Commercial Street
Fall
Chas
Lime Street
Bret Rudolph Jr
Lawson Street
French
Marry I
Saxon Street
Conry
Lewis HE
Mulberry Street
Perking
Warry N
Eighth Blrért East
Kirk
Lyan M
Jefferson Streat
Elmore Holger
Jefferson Street
Yay Moder
Fowler
Sixth Street
Streyer
Merla C
Hammond Avenue
de Wasgensere Edmund
Lefay
Atteestreat
Hensley
Frank
Indiana Ayenun
Tom Hayes
Cottage Street
Adam A. Holler
Mulberry
Arthur A. Winans
John Lauberson
Parryons Avenue
Floyd Bump
Nilysing
Fort Snelling
Minn
Arthur R. Hays
Ava
Louis J. Gruneweld
Wilwaaukee County
Alf. Engelking
Minneapolis
Myrril J. Shaftlald
Buffalo
N. Y
Realty sale nets 57 lots as prices rise. more buyers promised
Buyers praised the location as desirable and convenient to town, with 57 lots sold at good prices and three more purchasers pledged for the near future. The area’s appeal and town access are expected to boost growth before next year. In Cedar Falls, deaf mutes from Iowa held a full day at G A H hall with a planned Cedar Heights picnic canceled by rain. J S Long led the program as state institution superintendent, with Nat McCook and Miss Florence Hetts assisting.
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J. C. Aldrich
the Dells
Wis
Jennie Hutchison
Miss Caldwell
Minneapolis
Seattle
Spokane
Washington
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss McHrehor
Monmouth
Ill
C. A. Fullerton
Margaret
J. H. Grey
Dika
Wayland Grey
Rockford
F. R. Reynolds
Gladys
Kansas City
Kan
Nashua
Martha Jean
B. L. McKee
Muscatine
Carl Rummell
Independence
Allen
D.S. Wright
Mabel Gillett
D. Sands Wright
Joel Wright
Francis Parker
Chicago
Princeton
N. J
Houston
Tex
Carl Turstron
Edward Bowen
van Ont
Clay Street
LeClair Martin
Druvel
Colo
Martin
Broter
Nowa
Iowa
G. A. H. Hall
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
J. S. Long
Council Bluffs
State Institution
Nat McCook
Riceville
Florence Hetts
Waterloo
Motherhood and the Baby Aid by Mothers Friend
Heartfelt appeal to expectant mothers promotes Mothers Friend from Bradfield Regulator Co Dept 1 Lamar Building Atlanta Ga. Claims the massage softens expanding muscles relieves distresses of childbirth and keeps breasts in good condition. A free book titled Motherhood and the Baby is offered with purchase guidance.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Building
Allants
Drugeiat
1917 18 School Year Most Important in History
A.T. Hukill the superintendent and west public school teachers held a meeting outlining plans for the new school year. Hukill called the year the most important in the country’s history and discussed the week’s schedule in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.tp. Hukill
West Public
Maost Ing
Hukill
Education Meeting Urges Pragmatic Year for Democracy
Addressing a large corps of teachers, Mr. Nukill urged democracy be tested by current conditions and called for socializing teaching methods. He said schools must focus on practical, usable instruction and immediate results, stressing parent and teacher cooperation for progress.
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Nukill
Farmer Suicide Near Fredericksburg Reported
Sept 8 near Fredericksburg Indiana Lows Dyer a farmer reportedly took his own life in a rural setting. Local health authorities were advised and investigation pending details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Man Dies by Self-Inflicted Gunshot in Field
Despondent man aged about midlife, ill health and not yet called for army examination, shot himself with a barreled shotgun at noon as his wife washed the car. He was found in a cornfield by his sister-in-law. Funeral held, widow and two children survive.
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Sasi
Althe
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Goldfield
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New York City
Clark Melton
Milwaukee
W.W. Gist
Ofton
Alla Robinson
Fort Madison
Merle Robason
Winifred Bolton
Holand Dairy Company
Despines
Marguerite Hussey
Collge
Haseen
University of Cicago
Harry B. Aldrich
Des Moines
Lars Nielsen
United Danish Societies of ‘America
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Israel Clothing
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H. J. Christofferson
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Charles Schnable
Thiel River Falls
Marian McFarland Walker
State Teachers’ College
Theron Walker
Wesley
Beas Streeter
Elmwood
Neb
Siiter
C. N. Wood
Iowa Street
S. Aldrich
Omaha
A. F. Gates
The
Waterloo Business College
United States
Washington, D. C
John A. McIlhenny
United States Ofvil Service Commission
Washington, D. G
Sam
Big Business
B. F. Williams
National Association of Accredited Schools
Bert Wise
Tom Durant
Sumner
You
Raymond McLaren
Nina Apfel
Shell Rock
Mildred Fisk
Greeley
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Waterloo Board
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American ‘Onicle Company
Haarlem
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