Opening Chautauqua Delights Waterloo Audience
The International Lyceum and Chautauqua week began at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome with performances by the Little Symphony orchestra and pianist Thurlow Lieurance. Arthur W. Evans spoke rapidly on democracy and a possible league of nations, praising American democracy, while Frank Dixon discussed strong tools of democracy and entertained a large crowd.
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International Chautauqua and Lyceum Association
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Waterloo
W.d. Atkinson
Little Symphony Orchestra
Thurlow Lieurance
Arthur W. Evans
Frank Dixon
Evans
Sozien
Billy Sunday
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
New York
George
England
Pacific
Atlantic
Canada
United States
Betatus
America
Chautauqua
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
Dixon
Dixon Delivers Wide-Rage Talk Before 1500 at Dairy Cattle Congress
Mr. Dixon held forth on sugar prices, world affairs, and civilization reform to a 1,500-strong audience at the Dairy Cattle Congress. He rebuked socialists and Prohibitionists alike, urged rebuilding the world, and praised Lieurance’s Little Symphony for opening the program with Indian-inspired pieces and strong solo and ensemble performances.
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Lieurance
Dixon
Wisdon
Little Symphony
I Edan Wooley
Liewrance
Gall
Fragmented Spotlight humor and society notes
The Spotlight column seems a chaotic mix of jokes, local names, and stray comments. Mentions include Frank V. Johnson, Keith Vawter, Frank Pepperdog selling hot dogs, a cattle show note, Durhant from Horners Circuit attending a convention, and Arthur Evans' lecture. Contains scattered lines about Waterloo, a joke about sugar cost, and odd vignettes on golf, music, attire, and a monkey-carved charm.
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Frank V. Johnson
Aj Town
Keith Vawter
Frank K. Pepperdog
Frank
Durhant
Horners Circuit
Two Men Arrested in Marshalltown Theft Case
Marshalltown Iowa Sept 1 Special Leonard Benny and J E Johnson held to grand jury under 2000 bond for robbery of Adolph Pfleiger store. Benny arrested in Marshalltown Johnson taken in Mason City where stolen property was found. Two other gang members being sought. Ages 1 to 20.
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Marshalltown
Leonard Benny
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo
Adolph Pfleiger
Benny
Johnson
Mason City
Cedar Falls notes and upcoming events items
The Cedar Falls news brief covers lit erary clubs meeting on Citizens ship and Des Moines biennial reports, a city council session on street car fare, a Villisca wedding of Cedar Falls native Walter Rich to Bessie Harris, marshal Enlow’s illness update, marriages of former residents, bankers meeting at Hotel Black Hawk, runaway girls located in Cedar Rapids, sidewalk work contracts and a fire at an ice truck station, with local sales and canning plant operations noted.
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Henrietta Thornton
John W. Leavitt
A. I. Reed
Villisca
Walter Rich
Cedar Falls
Bessie Harris
Teachers’ College
Rich
B. W.rich
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Black Hawk
County Bankers’ Association
Seerley
College
Council
Smith Ice Company
Standard’ Oil! Company
L. 0. Robinson
Robinson
The
Cedar
Lincoln
Neb
Mary S. Albertson
Chris Ericksen
Ceda Falls
Austin Callaghan
Ericksen
A. H Refsharge
J. BE. Mayo
Captain Speer
Waterloo Road
Pete Larsen
Bel
Cedar Falls Daily News Office Contact Details
Jeorge H. Twadiale, Cedar Falls resident news representative for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Patty Reporter, listed at 111 West Fourth Street Cedar Falls. Office hours are 9 to 10 am and 1 to 2 pm.
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Jeorge H. Twadiale
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Patty
West Fourth Street
Bourd
Valley Fair Concludes Its Best Season Yet
Cedar Falls reports the ValleyFair exhibitions for agriculture horticulture poultry cattle swine and horses were the largest yet with high quality horse displays. Poultry club sweepstakes winners include Rael Corey Vera Trent Ruth Barnes and Donald Heskett. Outside drivers led by H Roller won races. Calf and canning clubs posted strong sales and honors with Cedar Falls Independence and Hudson teams earning top spots. Attractions have departed to their next engagements as exhibitors wrapped up.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley Fair Association
Poultry Club
Rael Corey
Waterloo Township
Vera Trent
Orange Township
Ruth Barnes
Washington Township
Rhode Island
Red Bullet
Donald Heskett
Rhode Island Reds
Cowan & Patterson
Waterloo
C. S. Corey
EB. O. Burch
Roller
Abilene
Kan
Cedar Valley Fair
Altho
Black Hawk County Boys’ & Girls
Stock Pavilion
Leo McGarvey
Eagles Township
S. S. Phi- Ups
Hudson
Canning Club
Independence
Blanche Dixon
Hereford Club
Black Hawk
County Hereford Club
A. J. Henry
Mount Vernon Township
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Dixon and Lieurance
Warwick Male
Julian B. Arnald
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Broadway
Edmund Vane Cooke
Ihe
Xtoun
Rauph Bingham
Arthur Evans
Howe
Thurlow
Society
Kote
Chis Smith
N. Mn
Waterloo Country Club
Ajasit
O. F
Geo. Ardelott
Julian Arneld
Pepa
Jule
Marshal Enlow
Nathan Enlow
Twelfth Street West
Resi
Hazel Mitchell
Rowena McKinistry
Ning
Cedar Rapids
Parlor
Cedar Falls Daily News
Valley Fair
Pas
General Poultry Show
Traet
Goldsmith
One Hundred Sixty-Eighth Infantry
Marshallstown
Topeka
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bisck Hawk
International Lyceum
van Grove Operatic Company
Lorado Taft
Wallace Bruce Amsbury
Jean Baptiste
Daul Davis
Ana Eh
Klean Kwick
Hale Cafe
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