Watermelon Tops 41 Pounds at Local Market Exhibition
A 41 pound watermelon grown on the C. D. Dutcher farm near Cedar Falls highlighted the Jack Hawk county exhibits at the last market. Dozens of melons and melons plus sloupes were sold at the east side market with prices from a nickel, buyers arriving with vehicles. Growers report plentiful crops and a bountiful harvest for vegetables and grains in the area amid a busy market day.
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C. D. Dutcher
Cedar Falls
Jack Hawk County
Aide
East Side
Irices
Hicles
Markets Rally on Wheat Cattle Hogs Amid Trade Cautions
Large receipts in Chicago and Kansas City weighed on wheat buyers while steady cables kept speculation cautious. December wheat moved around 91 8-8, corn eased on favorable weather for maturing crops, and hogs and cattle opened steady to higher with varying regional prices. Chicago produce shows butter steady and eggs at market, with modest gains for pork products and mixed grain quotes.
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Chicago
Deember
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Conte
Shean
Janev Aha
Riba
Ate
Jan Wee Eele Ees Dees Aleeeee Bv
Prairie Bay
Firet National Bank
Tom Losteyy
Rally Day in Churches Promises Strong Attendance
Society news notes vibrant rally day across several churches. First Presbyterian reports large attendance with Rev H W Reherd delivering The Mighty Dynamic. Five boys advance in Sunday school as missions collection announced. Drs King Bradt partner in week of special talks and exhibitions. Calvary Evangelical hosts service and quarterly meeting with sermon by Rev H Faust. A home wedding follows with Clark L King and Ruth Dever in Waterloo. Visiting guest Mrs Peter Kramer enjoys time with host family.
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First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Reherd
Earnest Wheeler
Donald McDonald
George Coutts
Frederick Hunt
Grant Welcher
India
Rederd
Mary Pratt
King
Brotherhood of the Church
Bradt
Calvary Evangelical Church United
W. F. Maaner
Waverly
G. W. King
Front Street
Clark L. King
Ruth Dever
E. Hildebrand
Guy Haney
Clara Dever
Chase Griffith
Laura Wood
E. Dever
Raymond
Waterloo
John Malaney
Revival Meetings Planned by Walnut Street Baptist Church
Pastor Rev John Bunyan Smith leads fall revival prep with neighborhood Bible studies starting tomorrow at 7 30 pm in seven districts. District leaders meet at 115 Lafayette street for Ladies Aid planning of December bazaar and chicken supper. Special address by John B Hammond of Worlds Purity Federation on The Emancipation of the White Slave. Thimblebee hosted by Mrs Howell at 212 Irving street.
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John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Maude Salter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lafayette Street
John B. Hammond
World’s Purity Federation
W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Assistant Pastor Fetters Delivers Farewell Address
Miss A V Fetters, assistant to Rev R E B Graves at the First United Brethren Church, delivers her farewell address as she prepares to return home to Finley Ohio. She has been active in church work and will resume deaconess duties after a period with her parents. Consul General P C Hanna travels to Des Moines for a family reunion before visiting Waterloo again and returning to Monterey Mexico to resume duties. The military film A Nations Peril plays at Crystal Theatre today.
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Grace Church
New Church
Kenneth ©. Runkel
St. Elmo Bateman
H. C. Wilbur
Harry Paar
J. Paul Ogle
Runkel
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Waterloo
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Richard Wagner
Carl Venth
Ladies’ Outlook Circle
Runkel Studios
A. V. Fetters
R. E B. Graves
First United Brethren Church
Finley, O
Miss Fetters
P. C. Hanna
Des Moines
Monterey
Maxico
Hanna
Ministers Plan Big Rally Meeting in Waterloo
Ministers in Waterloo plan a large rally for the State Laymen's Missionary convention to be held in Waterloo late October with an expected 2500 local participants and up to 8000 visitors. A committee led by James Black was named and a debt of 250 dollars from the Men’s Religion and Forward Movement was raised in a short collection. National home mission week observances are set for November 17 to 24 with a monster union meeting planned for November 17 in Waterloo west.
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Waterloo
James Black
J. W. Gates
W. R. Jameson
Edwin L. Ransch
W. H. Reherd
Charles F. Altstadt
M. G. Munn
Walter H. Rollins
Waterloo West
Monster Union
W. H. Beachler
B. A. Valiant
Quiet section in police court dull Monday session
Paul Alles pleaded guilty to operating a motorcycle without a number and denied speeding charges. Mrs. James McEnroe failed to appear. Judge Meyers set her trial for tomorrow at 9:00. R. Durchdenwald forfeited his bonds after missing his appearance. Few offenders showed up this morning, making the session unusually dull.
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Paul Alles
James McEnroe
Polion
Waterloo Office Supply Sues Over Seized Office Goods
The Waterloo Office Supply company sues F. M. Shores as Black Hawk county sheriff to release possession of office supplies seized from FY P Faulkner. Matt Parrott & Sons held judgment against Faulkner. The property is valued at $410.80 with $100 in damages sought.
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Waterloo Office Supply Company
F. M. Shores
Black Hawk County
FY. P. Faulkner
Matt Parrott & Sons Company
Faulkner
Foon Fad Fool's Feat Ends in Hospital Admission
Middleton Connecticut September 23 Gen H Ward famed for frugal living was removed from Hubbard inn to the local hospital in serious condition a result of his 26 cent diet of oatmeal crackers and rare pancakes physicians say careful treatment will restore him his remarkable constitution remains noted crystal theatre today
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Wellington
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Don Carlos
Arnaut Bros
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Wentworth
Society News
P. J. Rechtfertig
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White Lake
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Kramer
Rechtfertig
Crystal Theatre
East Fourth Street
State Missionary Conven
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Western Union
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Crystal Theatre Today
Wilbert Shallenberger
Elis Hotel
Samtas
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Bright
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