Canning Company Nears 1 Million Mark as Season Ends
Cedar Falls Canning Company closes its forty fourth year after a four week run and may surpass the one million can mark. Packing reached a record 92 788 cans on Sept 2 with labeling to begin for van shipments to the jobbing trade. American Legion votes against 1827 encampment in Paris and names delegates to Clinton convention.
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Ton. My
Mrs. Fierce
Vierce- Phillips
Cedar Falls Canning Company
Nek
Franklin McVeagh
Paris
France
HH. J. Ehrig
John J. Kyhl
Clinton
G. Woss
Huron Hansen
Ladies’ Aid Society of
First M
E. M. Cutler
David J. Watters
George W. Peebles
Burness Riler
Carl Sish
Cedar Falls church and fraternal groups resume season
Cedar Falls reopened church and fraternal activities after a two month break. Congregational ladies Evangelical missionary groups First Presbyterian Ladies Aid Baptist Ladies St Johns Lutheran and Catholic Tradies league meet or host events this week. Auction prices and a Soldiers reunion are noted in local notices.
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Cedar Falls
Congregational Ladies
Fr. H. Clay
Evangelical Church
Ladies' Aid
First Presbyterian Church
Church House
Mesdames
George Donovan
Philip Lang
Mesdames Lee Hughes
EM. Brown
Catholic Tradies’ League
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Bethany Shrine
Mu- Sonic Hall
Winendry Circle
Ward
Pierre
W. Clot
Levi Jowell
Wes. Jehe
Galloway Farm
Waterlow Township
PF. L. Richards
Brinkley Pieres
Ole County
Ilinois
Franklin Grove
Imeree
Ninety- Second
Tmlipois Infantry
Ash
College professor heads to Colorado in fall
The article notes a man who has spent two years at Columbia is en route to Greeley Colorado to join the faculty at Achers College at that price. Mrs Hertzberg and his son accompany him to their new home. Reverend Ermil B Frye, student pastor, will speak at the Tama county American Legion posts picnic tomorrow. Mrs JF Grennell and Mrs Mart Miller travel to Muscatine and Chicago.
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Columbia
Greeley
Colo
Achers College
JF. N. Grennell
Mart Miller
J. C. Wid
First Street
Respect
Muscatine
Chicago
Bailey Kober Nuptials in Charles City
Kenneth Kober younger son of Mr and Mrs A F Kober married Miss Mildred Bailey at the Little Brown Church yesterday. They plan a western honeymoon by auto and will reside in the West. Kober graduated in June from the finance and commerce department of Northwestern University and joined the Sigma Alpha fraternity.
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Bailey
Mitchell County Man Found After Week Missing
Osage Iowa September 10 Special Oliver Johnson who had been missing for over a week was found noon Wednesday approaching section men on the right of way half a mile south of Guelurd. Sheriff Art Mhinger ford took him to Independence hospital in the evening. He had been at the hospital before but released. Deputies and a posse searched the vicinity all day Tuesday. He is reported to be harmless and subsists on corn and wild fruit during wanderings. He and his father Ole Johnson own a farm south of Orchard.
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Osage
Oliver’ J. Johnson
Guelurd
Art Mhingerford
Independence
Johnson
We Ho Davis Sin
Far Hi
Ole Johnson
Noe Orether
Orchard
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Watertoa Evening Courier
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Fourth Street
Calephone
Legion Against
American Legion
Willard W. Patty
State Teachers College
University of California
Berkeley
Columbus
Lia New College
Department of Education
Cedar Arls
Leo I. Hughes
O. FL. Hertzbere
State ‘Enehers College
Home Park
Cash & Carry Groe
Sullivan
D. P. Gaylor
P&csoap
Iowa
Iowa People
East Fourth St
West Fourth St
Bowlene
Kalamazoo
Mitchell CO
Cattle Club
INS
A. Pearson
The
State College
Maryland Guernsey Cattle Church
Baltimore
University’ of
Marsland
Stuart
A. Andrew
Stuart Sav. Liga Bank
J. Fl. Applegate
West 4Th St
East 4Th St
Delco Oleo
Virginia Sweet
A&p
AEP
Bokar
Mason Jars
Gulf Wax
Buytter Pole Fy. Ih
Mazola, Qts
A. & Pyren
Crear
Standard Grocery and Meat Market
Armour’s
Hooker
National Fruit Co
West Fifth and Commercial Sts
Concord
Jonathan
Srevaverene
Mr. Farmer
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