Cedar Falls Daily News notes and local travel items
Cedar Falls briefs recount Miss Jennie McCall teaching in Cedar Rapids, wedding trips and moves of local residents, school events, community gatherings, and a Silo accident. It notes a fatality at the Western Old People’s Home funeral, local weddings, and a critical relapse of Giles Leversee in Mount Vernon township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Leverlee
Giles Leversee
Mount Vernon Township
Unusual Features in Horse Races at Cedar Valley track
Cedar Falls September 18 Two remarkable events highlighted racing at Cedar Valley track Tuesday afternoon. Hunt Barles age 89 from West Union will drive his own horse in the 2 25 pace becoming the oldest driver at any track in the United States. Mrs W E B Daust of Des Moines will drive her horse in the 2 18 pace one of the countrys few women to compete as a driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Jennie McCall
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Paul Merner
St. Louis
Oelwein
Stanley Harris
Rutledge Tharris
Chester
C. R. Ball
Charles
Pittsburgh
W. C. Nuhn
Pacific Coast
W. F. Getach
C. L. Johnson
H. T
State Teachers’ College
Sara Findlay Rica
H. H. Clay
Chicago
John OQ. Knox
Waterloo
Elmer EH. VanDerveer
Minnesota
Cedar Valley
W. A. Bennett
Bert Rice
Sartor Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
John Bentz
Olive Street
Martin Provensen
Katherine Williams
Dubuque
Harold Williams
W.E. Williams
Shriners
Wiliams
George B. Rowell
W. W. Baskerville
Earlville
F. Hersey
Grinnell
Sigma Phi Sorority
Majestic
Irving Tea Room
May Dah
Boston
Anna Merner
Lake Forrest
New England Conservatory
C. T. Ludwig
Dunkerton
J. A. Haehlen
W. T. Ludwig
Gordonville
Ludwig
Bloomington
Elwood Saul
George Hunter
Allison
Miss Moore
Dr. Moore
Silver City
Ewing Zouave
T. Meredith
J. W
EB. Nolte
L. W. Bock
Fairview
Western Old People’s Home
J. Heeblen
Des Moines
D.C. Hauk
St. Paul
Mina
Edward Haehlen
Frof
J. B. Knoepfier
Henry Lerche
Fort Madison
Glenwood
Kart J. Knoepfier
Corrine Record
George Geertsen
Cambridge
Hunt Barles
West Union
United States
W. EB. Daust
Mrs. Daust
Worked Ten Years Got $140 Then Left Home
Mrs Rachel True of Janesville took 35 chickens and household furniture to the home of Thomas McCarthy in Butler county on April 1, 1905. She had worked with him as a housekeeper for ten years before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel True
Janesville
Thomas McCarthy
Butler County
Widow’s wage suit over farm duties and shares
Mrs. True sues Mr. McCarthy for 2460 dollars alleging an agreement to work as housekeeper and assist on the farm for ordinary wages over ten years. She claims 620 weeks of service netted 4140 dollars, with 140 paid. McCarthy allegedly sold poultry and kept proceeds. Suit moved from Butler to Black Hawk.
Commission suspends rates on coal shipments nationwide
Washington September 18 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed tariff increases by the Denver and Salt Lake Railroad affecting bituminous coal from the Oakville district Colorado. The suspension lasts until January 16 pending investigation and covers points in Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Iowa.
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Washington, D. C
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad
Oakville
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Interstate Commerce’ S Commission
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D.N. Hurd
D. N. Hurd
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Lawn Citt
HW. G
Workman
Willis Czar
Frank Baily
Czar
Metta
East Side C. G. W
Sycamore Phoms
Commission
Francis Farr
Horlick
Corn Belt Telephone Company
S Theatre
Harold Lockwood
St. Lawrence
Harold
May Allison
Billie Burke
Gloria
West Economica
Douglas Fairbanks
Palace Theatre
Jesse L. Lasky
Sessue Hayakawa
Chalmers
Chalmers Company
R. P.m. Chalmers
Waterloo Auto Supply Company
Jefferson Street
Pohne
H. C. Knudson
Elgin
J. W. Burgette
Fayette, Iowa
Auto Repair CO
Hawkeye
Vogt & CO
Waverly
Scott & Thom CO
Winthrop, Iowa
W. E. Anderson
Arlington
Floyd J. Neal
Greene
Chas
Eberhardt
Beaman
C. L. Nickerson
Conrad
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