Cedar Falls Notes on Visitors Back Roads and Deaths
Cedar Falls brief notes report Miss Mary Hieber visiting at Mrs. Merger and relatives in Pittsburgh, a new house under construction on Walnut near Hightecott, and multiple local comings and goings. Reports include injuries from a garage fire, travel plans of local residents, church and school events, and obituaries for Mrs. George W. Samson and S B Vinall.
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Cedar Falls
Mary Hieber
George Hieber
Los Angeles
LD. C. Merger
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Hieber
Pittsburgh
Walnut
Hightecott Street
EU. Smith
Dunkerton
Oakdale
Cedar Rapids
GC. A. Boehmler
M. Pfeiffer
Sioux City
White
Philadelphia
J Ely
Pennsylvania
Joe Wright
Chicago
Macy Campbell
Tiwo
Alden
Ruth Wright
Yankton
N. C
Jule Julesen
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Clear Lake
Oliver Ricker
Kristiansen & Roome
Amiss
Helene Peebles
Aldin
Tax
W. E. Ensign
Rutledge Harris
J. E. Snowden
Des Moines
Mildred Packard
Ames
Jease Driscoll
Belle Plaine
5. L. Carpenter
Richland
Center
Wis
Amos Mann
P. A. Johnson
Grinnell
First Congregational Church
Special Day of Prayer For Peace Observed in Cedar Falls
The W T U L United States announces a fasting and prayer day for peace in Europe and worldwide. A service is held at the Baptist church at 3 PM tomorrow, inviting all citizens to attend.
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Cedar Falls
T. UL
United States
Europe
Baptist
Church Services at Cedar Falls Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening regular church services will resume in Cedar Falls after a summer in the city park. The list includes Methodist Episcopal with Rev J W Holland, First Congregational with Sec P A Johnson, Presbyterian with Dr D W Fabs, Baptist with Rev J D Vannoy, Danish Baptist Rev T Frindmund, Danish Bethlehem, Danish Nazareth Rev E Proven, and others with morning and evening themes noted. St Luke's Episcopal will have 7 45 am service by Rev J Cole, St Patrick's at 9 10 am, Zion Evangelical with Rev B R Wiener, St John's Emanuel morning and evening, Christian Science at 10 30 in G A R hall.
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Ladies” Association
First Congregational Church
Kensington
E. F. Gerkin
Mary Dick
Kearney
Neb
State Normal School
Council Bluffs
Danish Baptist Church
T. C.thrystrop
Alden
Minn
L. Friedmund
Cedar Heights
Laura Shoemaker
J. 8. Shoemaker
Waterloo
Waterloo West High
G. W. Samson, Jr
Cedar Falls
Fay Samson
Charles City
B. Vinal
H. G. Vinall
Twenty-second Street
New Mexico
Fairview
Methodist Episcopal
J. W. Holland
First Congregational
P. A. Johnson
Grinnell
D. W. Fabs
J. D. Vannoy
T. Frindmund
Bethlehem
J. Christiansen
Nazareth
E. Provensen
J. M. Morris
St. Luke’s Episcopal
Cole
St. Patrick's
Zion Evangelical
B. R. Wiener
St. John's Emanuel
A. C. Fritz
Christian Science
G. A. R. Hall
Mammoth Ballot Dominates Democratic Ticket in Chicago
The Nine teenth district Democratic ballot stretches four feet one inch long and a foot wide, listing 148 candidates for county commissioner and 58 for the municipal court of Chicago. The primary shows eleven candidates for U.S. Senate, 27 for state treasurer, 10 for state superintendent, 22 for Supreme Court clerk, and 32 for congressman at large. In total 875 seek Illinois General Assembly seats, with 205 for state senate and 470 for lower house. Cook County dominates nominations with 143 state senate hopefuls and 868 for the lower chamber, while 362 seek posts from other counties.
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United States
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Clark
Supreme Court
Ilingis
Cook County
Ilinois
Ilinois General Assembly
Reek
State Senate
Thowse
Steenth
Chicago
Municipal Court of
Fishermen Claim Solo Catch On Wapale River
Harry Limbert and W. R. Jameson assert they landed the season’s honors after decamping to the Wapale river below Independence yesterday. They report a total catch of 57 black bass, three pike, and eight catfish, insisting the haul was made singlehandedly. Nearby residents doubt the claim. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and son Clifford of Oskaloosa are visiting at 1005 Fifth Street West with the Fitzgeralds.
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Harry Limbert
W. R
Isaac Waltongs
Wapale
Independence
Limbert
Jameson
Henderson
Clifford
Oskaloosa
J. I.fitzgerald
Fifth Street Weat
D. M. CO. Club
F. B. Cowles
Denver Street
Ray Pratt
Charles Thompson
J. R. Blue
Sioux Falls
Miner
Charles’ Good Will
Mary Cascaden
Norine Standish
Fourth Street
Misa Everitt
Hazel Bond
Naneen Davis
Fern Hovey
Neighborhood clubs hold August gatherings and picnics
A flurry of social events fills the day with church picnics at Walnut Street and Byrnes park. Members from Universalist and Christ church attend meals and meetings, while social groups like Mystic Workers, Silent Circle, D. M. C. club and Lincoln circle host games, readings, and study sessions. A Christ church parish picnic and a large concert at the Universalist church conclude a weekend of community activity.
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Mystic Workers Piccnic
Byrnes Park
Mystic Workers of the World
W. J. Kellar
Hammond Avenue
Will
Imuaic
Christ Church
Christ Church Parish
Daughters of the King
Paris
Statement of the Central Savings Bank 1914 condition
The Central Savings Bank of Waterloo Black Hawk County Iowa presents its financial condition as of September 1 1914 to the state auditor. It lists assets including gold and silver in vaults drafts and checks and real estate and personal property. Liabilities show capital stock deposits and total deposits. Executed by G H Cheever president and J W Arbuckle vice president sworn before A B Lawton notary on September 4 1914.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk
National Bank
Cosm
Sleht
de Noatt
State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
G. H. Cheever
W. Arbuckle
G. BH. Cheever
J. W. Arbuckle
J. W. ‘Arbuckle
Biack Vawk
Legal Tender National Bank Wotea
Onin
Engeevscees
Iown
W. J. Peddicord
Claud F. Berry
Avid Bank
W. J. Prddicord
J. Peddicord
Claud F
Statement of condition of the Security Savings Bank 1914
The bank’s assets total 7 0 7 4 0 7 0 0 with bills bonds in vaults and state deposits. Gold in vault 1 8 0 0 Silver in vault 1 0 8 0 Total assets 7 0 7 4 0 7 0 0. Capital stock 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Deposits total 4 4 4 6 5 8 7 4 4. Bills payable 15 000 Surplus 0 Unpaid dividends 0 Sworn by J W Arbuckle W J Peddicord Claud F Berry Notary public George F Sager.
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Banka
Local notices and conference plans amid scattered ads
Mr McMillan thanks friends for visiting and a yearly event is planned. Henry Burns secretary of local V0 M CL AW wl leaves tonight for Des Moines to attend a general Rec rutation of laws conference spanning Sunday and Monday with an extensive program. Durnin served on the committee that framed the ORT. An advertisement promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and throat relief, with a claim of safe use for children and a store closure note for Monday.
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Henry F. Burns
The
Jocal Vo M. CL Aw
Tin Moines
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Durnin Wan
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Black Hawk Vonmty
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the Security Savings Bank
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Coghlan
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Crystal and Princess Theaters
Maxwell
Prom Miller Motor Car
Crystal and Princess Theatres
Chas. W. Bowser and CO
Jack Winkler
Selbini & Grovini
Brown Fletcher
Big Features
Marconi Bros
Galloway and Roberts
Cooontown Wrangles
Jack Taylor
Florence Modena & CO
LA Belle Clark
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