Big Attendance at Cedar Falls District Fair Amid Weather
Cedar Falls district fair wraps up with automobile and motorcycle races as weather cooperates. Attendance tops 7,007 for the afternoon and evening. total for Wednesday and Thursday reaches 41,691 with 1,650 autos parked. Prizes awarded across dairy, draft, Shetland ponies, and meat stock events. Damon & Sons lead in French draft and percheron classes.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
Black Hawk County
C. &. Damon & Sons
Melbourn
Pr. E. Batley
la Porte City
O. G. Moseler
Hudson
F. T. Batley
Rekers Bros
Damon & Sons
J. G. McQuilkin
Farmers’ Agricultural Purpose
Weisbard & Son
Mr. Hanna
Kingsley & Son
Reuben Ford
Dan Galloway
Ross Galloway
Miller & Son
W. A. Wickersham
Melbourne
George Pashby
C. G. Moseley
B. B. Shores
Janesville
B. C
Dove
Shell Rock
F. Kingsley & Son of
Waverly
R. W. Pranks
Renwick
Hereford
Charles C. Griffith
Vigilante Morals Raid Halts in South Dakota District
In Tripp county fifty homesteaders in Millboro organized a raid over alleged moral decline. Fifteen leaders of Maple More were jailed on rioting charges after refusing to post bonds. Jay McWade opposed the move and filed warrants. vigilantes retaliated by arresting McWade and a companion, who were later bonded out.
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Wheeler
S. D
Millboro
Tripp
Jay McWade
McWade
Gian
Cedar Falls Briefs Headline Social and Civic Events
Cedar Falls notes show Rev and Mrs J S Cole visiting from Waverly to attend the Cedar Valley fair Miss Rice and Miss Schuneman teach at Rockwell City and Miss Grace Rait works institute duties at New Hampton then Newton Miss Katherine Merrill of Los Angeles visits Cedar Falls with her mother Mr and Mrs T M Thornton of Aberdeen S C plan winter in Chicago Romeo C Webster stock buyer breaks leg at a horse kick and rests at home Mrs Owen McGowen in Waterloo hospitals Frak Fearer Grundy Center guests this week Sam Gibson buys 1703 Main street for 3800 Cedar Falls hosts races as grocery firms close 12 to 530 Cedar Valley fair opens school resumes next Monday bells and music events at the Iowa State Teachers college.
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Cedar Falls
J. S. Cole
Waverly
Irene Piper
Miss Rice
Miss Schuneman
Rockwell City
Grace Rait
New Hampton
Newton
Katherine Merrill
Los Angeles
Frank Bryant
Waterloo
T. M. Thornton
Aberdeen
S. C
Edith Feitus
West Twenty-second Street
Chicago
Romeo C. Webster
Washington Street
J. E. Snowden
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Harriot
J. Palmer Christian
W. W. Foote
Cedar Heights
Mrs. Attwoolf
Jane Louise
Foote Homestead
Attwooll
Baby
LeMars
Corinne Brown
Town
Marjoria Gist
Walnut Street
Special session of Senate planned in Washington
Washington reports President Wilson likely to call an extra Senate session with the tentative date set for October 18, while the House remains to wait for the December regular session. The president believes the United States is now reasonably safe from entanglement in the war, guiding the plan.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Senate
House
United States
Real Estate Transfers Record In Black Hawk County
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. show Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co. transferring lots in Hagerman place Waterloo for 250 dollars and Alfred Pines with Nellie Pines taking another Hagerman place lot for 275 dollars. Kober sells to Viola McCoy a 100 feet lot in Fox & Forsyths add La Porte City for 500 dollars. Bessie Hacker transfers property to Elizabeth Johnson in Waterloo for 3300 dollars. Crowther transfers lot in Howrey & McWilliams add Waterloo for 1000 dollars. Larkin transfers strip across road to Black Hawk county for public road duties for 1 dollar. Gallogly transfers strip across north 100 acres for 1 dollar. Newton transfers another Black Hawk county strip in 1-89-13 district for 1 dollar.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
H.C. Westlake
Hagerman Place
Waterloo
Alfred Charles Pines
Nellie A. Pines
Gertrude E. Kober
Viola
McCoy
Fox & Forsyth
Add
la Porte City
Bessie Hacker
Elizabeth Johnson
Lane & Fowler's
I. K. Crowther
Frances A, Crowther
Howrey ‘& McWilliams
O. W. Larkin
Black Hawk County
Pudite Road
Mike Gallogly
E. Newton
Black Hawk Coun
Bussler Family Delayed by Rain During Country Trip
Ackley residents Mr Bussler a longtime chief engineer at Waterloo waterworks and his wife and children were stranded in Ackley Monday morning after visiting Wessington Springs South Dakota while crossing the country. Their trip was interrupted by rain, delaying their return home.
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Ackley World
Ackley
Wessington Springs
Mr. Bussler
Waterloo
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