Kaltenbach brothers in war spread from Germany to Switzerland
A letter dated Aug 14 from Barwenger Heidelberg recounts John Kaltenbach’s sons Frederic and Adolph in Germany since the war began in 1493. They plan to travel through Switzerland to Holland and home, aided by an American consul after uncertain front line reports. Their uncle Ma Kaltenbach and other relatives in Germany and America are cited as part of the family’s wartime story.
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John Kaltenbach
Frederic
Adolph
Germany
Relali
Slieir
Ma Kaltenbach
Rudolph
America
Urey
Vacation Savings League
Our
Savings League
Little Holland Sets Example During War Crisis
Davenporter visiting Holland witnessed drastic wartime measures by Queen Wilhelmina's government to curb living costs as England declared war on Germany. He noted food shortages and price spikes, with royal and military controls immediately affecting stores and exchanges.
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Davenpare Democrat
Holland
England
Germany
Wilhelmina
Rotterdam
Real Estate Transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds from Nolte to Caley and others in Cedar Falls Waterloo and surrounding areas. Names include George Nolte Estella Lawrence Parrott Wittick Poudd Stiles Singmaster Gereiter Derelter Hildreth Jones Neal London and others with nominal $1 consideration. Accent ad notes Evening Courier and Reporter will get results.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
George O. Nolte
Caley
Prospect Hills
Serioo
Caler
George C. Nolte
Whitney's
M. I. Pommer
F. Lotman
Mock 2
Summit Additio
Waterton
William C. Lawrence
James S. Parrott
Oconnor
Howrey
MewWilliams
Waterloo
G. A. Wittick
Alice M. Poudd
Weetheld
R. H. Stiles
R. BE
McLaughin
Cedar Falls
Thomas Singmaster
George Gereiter
Citizens Savings Bank of
Harper
George Derelter
Harriet M. Allen-Heath
Gilleard Hildreth Jones
North Addition
Saraly Neal
May
A. London
West Waterloo
Evening Courier
Waverly Fair Draws Big Crowd and Strong Attendance
Waverly’s live fair drew about 26,000 attendees with an estimated 2,000 cars on city streets and grounds. Waterloo and Black Hawk County sent many visitors as midway, amphitheatre, and exhibits impressed. The race program topped the fair’s history, state aids inspections found no issues, and the rain slightly trimmed today’s crowd.
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Waverly
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Waterlooans
Nebraska
Blutt
Social notes from Tripoli and surrounding towns
Mrs C Engel Crecht traveled to Chicago to visit her mother Mrs Henry Nagel. Miss Gertrude Arnberg of Moline joined as the Schultz department store's milliner. Mr and Mrs Arthur Jahnke and Mr and Mrs L G Haug of Sumner planned a lakes fishing outing in Minnesota last Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Rabec of Cedar
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Tupids
W. White
Waterloo
L. H. Landy
A. .R. Countryman
Mabelle Meier
Judy
Clarence Arnemann
Elvira Norman
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Teague
State Bank
Shores- Mueller Company
Cedar Hapids
Harold Coverston
Chicago
D. 3. Kurtz
Margeret Rederug
H. HM. Ennis
Farley
Baxter
Herman Schuknecht
la Grange
III
D. P. Redemar
Wo Krull
Theland
Grandma Buchholz
Chas. Wranklin
Deyila Lake
N. D
Tripoli
C. Engel- Crecht
Henry Nagel
Gertrude Arnberg
Moline
Schultz Department Store
Arthur Jahnke
L. G. Haug
Sumner
Minnesota
Elizabeth Rabec
Cedar
Lotus club meets at Sunnyside for all day session
The Lotus club gathered at Sunnyside cottages hosted by Mrs. Bruce Khoe and Mrs. Gay Woodley for an all day event with fancywork and outdoor sports. Members listed include J N McQuilken Banister Adams Blanclaine Esher Smelter Booth Quackenbush Buchan Ashley Bahr Dodge Perkins Klock Vaughn Baty man Ayers Struhm Allison Kline. Guests were Mrs. C A Brust Mrs. H Marshall Mrs. J W Hurd and Mrs Bargeman. Two members from this city attended a Waterloo meeting of the W C L club. Madeline Kemp of Washburn joined Unique Cleaners here.
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la Porte City
Lotus Clu
Sunnyside
Bruce Khoe
Gay Woodley
XN. McQuilken
Banister
H. G. Adams
Madeline Kemp
Washburn
Eewatin Academy Ad Boys Winter Home in Florida
Eewatin Academy advertises a winter home program in Florida for boys. It promises that its system of individual instruction will shorten the preparatory course by one or more years. Address principal department E Prairie du Chien Wisconsin.
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Eewatin Academy
Florida
Dept. E
Prairie du Chien
Wis
General Rain Sweeps Central West with Measured Falls
Rain stretched across the central west with Sioux City reporting 1.36 inches and Waterloo catching showers by 7 p m. The system moved from the Dakotas, soaked pastures and gardens, and market gardeners faced light crowds as heavy rain continued through the morning. Ground preparing for fall plowing, late vegetables benefiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
South Dakota
Waterloo
Cough Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief At Fair
An advertising blurb touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a soot healing throat coating for coughing, hoarseness, and croup. It claims children like the taste, no opiates, and notes a Texas man walked 15 miles to obtain a bottle. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Foley
Texas
Licenses Issued for Eight Marriages in County Clerk Office
The county clerk issued eight marriage licenses yesterday in a ceremony of record. Applicants included a brother and sister among those listed, with several names tied to Waterloo Cedar Falls and Clarksville areas. Additional names published later include Paul Theodor Johnson and Minnie Keller along with Grace Doty Beulah Zimmer and John Lawson, all linked to local towns. The list shows the growing number of couples seeking marriage licenses in the county this week.
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Cupid
Paul Theodor Johnson
Waterloo
Minnie K. Keller
Cedar Fadle
Gerald G. Zimmer
Clarkaville
Grace E. Doty
Clarkeville
Er G. Langendorfer
Clarks
Beulah
Cencer Hazel I. Miller
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Kaltenbach Boys Chfe
Switzerland
Patter
Ancvon
Mme, Brown
M. A. Shurch
Little Holland
Waverly Fair
Middle West
Waterloo Retail Merchants
Water Streets
Wooltex
Leavitt & Johnson Nat'l Bank
Iowa
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