Unal Third Gall Camp Incomplete Message From War Office
M Kelleher not released yet from district board as Provost Marshal Crowder’s advice relayed by adjutant general states Oct 3 call annulled because Camp lodge cantonment incomplete. Question remains when second 40 percent will be summoned. Waterloo installment was 5 percent. One more man David M. Christenson of 826 Lime Street verified to Waterloo. examined Aug 6 with no xenipolion claim. D M Kelleher remains at post as district exemption board chair. District board to certify eight more Black Hawk county registrants today. Additional counts: Cherokee 1, Carroll 1, Franklin 20, Dickinson 2, Jones 25, Dubuque county 37, Worth 0, Hardin 26, O'Brien 1, Calhoun 9, Grundy 20, Allamakee 3, Fayette 6, city of Dubuque 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder
Guy Egan
Excipion Board
Camp Lodge
Waterloo
David M. Christnson
Lime Street
Christenson
Black Hawk County
Tony
Cherokee
Caroll
Franklin
Dickinson
Ones
Dubuque County
Worth 'R Hardin
O’brien
Calhoun
Grundy
Allamakee
Faytte
City of Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Royal Neighbors
Cedar Camp
Woodman Hall
Lafalets
B. Dubbert
Oak Ridge
W. Gc.t. A
Albert Hintz
Kensington
G. W. Stane
Camp Dodge
E.grant Miller
Kathleen Miller
Raymond D. Dickenson
Columbus
Columbus, O
Chris Ulrich
West Fourth
Street
Alson
Robinson
Bluff Street
State Teachers’ College
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Morrill
Omaha
O. E. Mullarky
J. H. van Dyke
Merry-Makers’ Bridge Club
Beatrice Bozarth
Chicago
T. B. Keane
Marshalltown
Earl Roadman
Eldora
Alice Carroll
Town Falls
Navy Notes Enlistment Of Waterloo Men In Reserve
Frank Champ and Farry L. Lake of Waterloo enlist as wehinists in the naval reserve and depart tonight for the Great Lakes training station. Both have worked as toolmakers at the Waterloo Gas Engine works. After this, all musician enlistments in the navy were closed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Champ
Farry L. Lake
Waterloo
Naval Reserve
Great Lakes
Ae Waterloo Gas
Navy
Farmers Hold Corn Awaiting September Frost Impact
Farmers hold corn awaiting September frost, with prices at 1.80 a bushel reported by the Union Mill Company. Farmers hesitate to sell old corn until the new crop prospects are clearer, amid limited old-crop supplies and expectations of soft corn. In Waterloo, more wheat moves by rail than farmers mill for milling needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Mill Companyhis
Jack Frost
Waterloo
Rural Children to Parade at Cattle Congress Fall Homecoming
E S Estes announces October 2 as homecoming day for rural children near Waterloo. A farm parade section will honor townships with floats showcasing harvest products to be donated to the Red Cross. Committee leaders urge broad participation from rural communities and local groups to celebrate patriotism and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Estes
Dairy Cattle Congress
Slack Hawk
Waerloo
Paadle
Red Cross
G. E. Bickley
F. L. Sorthey
War Chest Drive Gains Small Coins Across Town
Elcomb and Peggy Newman send fifty pennies and Katherine iears contributes 137 pennies, with 420 Lane Street listed as the donor address. Scouts report rapid donations over several days as children rush to fill the War Chest, urging more pennies to be collected promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grate Elcomb
Peggy Newman
Katherine Iears
Lane Street
Cedar Falls Social News Highlights and Local Notices
Cedar Falls society notes report meetings of Royal Neighbors camp 621 and other clubs, with postponements and hostesses listed. Births, engagements, marriages, and local visitors are noted, alongside hospital and church events, travel, and funeral arrangements for Mrs. Charles Fields. Local families, teachers, and civic groups are profiled in this wide range of social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fields
Albert Fields
Regina
Canada
First Methodist Church
Droj. E. Snowden
Fairview Cemetery
M. F. Arey
H. I. Brown
C. E. Hearst
A. N. Burr
W. T. M. Aitkin
Cedar Falls
Sewer Contracts Let by City Council for Four Streets
The Moore-Sieg Construction company of Waterloo secured the sewer contract for Broadway, Western, Louise and Kern streets with a bid of 6100. The council discussed creating a quarantine officer as a single point of contact and asked for a full report on the public market to draft an ordinance to curb its recent undesirable features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Western
Louise
Kern
Moore-Sieg Construction Company
Waterloo
Card of Thanks for Frank Bland Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Bland express appreciation for kindness from friends and neighbors during their son Frank illness and death and for floral gifts from well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bland
Frank
Nan's Letter Home From London Air Raids and Home Front Life
London letter recounts first air raid experience and damage to a street and hospital. The writer observes wounded soldiers in blue pajamas, American canteen work at Aldwych, and English women serving long hours. Notes crowded streets, resilience, and longing for comforts, with a playful jab at calendar dates and a call for American tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sis
Kansas
England
France
Eagle Hut
Aldwych
George
Woman Waives Forgery Charge in Lake Mills Case
Mrs. Kenort Dodd appeared before Justice Maiipp and faced a forgery charge after allegedly forging a check drawn on AL Reynolds at Farmers State Bank in Lake Mills. She waived preliminary hearing, bound over to grand jury, with bail set at $1,000, which she could not furnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenort Dodd
LI Maiipp
Dodd
AL Reynolds
Farmers State Bank
Lake Milla
Aha
Bowling Match Opens Season at White Side Alleys
Fiveanan bowling teams representing the ambulance corps and the Courier and Reporter will compete tomorrow at 4 p m. at the White Side alleys. This will be the first exhibition of the season for either team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiveanan
Ambulance Corps
Courier and Reporter
Whitesides
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Istrict Board
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Washington, D. C
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War Department
Navy Notes
Cattle Congress
Waterloo Business College
Cedar River Park
Pirate
Ide
Cedar Falls Daily News
D. N. Burd
Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Lawn City
Civic
Br. J. W. Holland
Iowa City
Aplington
J. Lolings
Emma Shillinglaw
Olive Street
Lee
C. Befshauge
Meta Befshauge
Edward M. Lund
Charles Shelley
McKinley
Gettie
Go. F
First
Iowa Infantry
Des Moines
Lilly Robinson
Canton
S. D
Carl Wild
Minneapolis
Minn
C N. Wood
Ray Boehmler
Virginia
Gladbrook
Waverly
Nan
One Ofham
Commercial Bank Building
Commercial Bank
College of Commerce
Town
Morris
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Waterloo Morris Plan Co
Bridge St
Syndicate Bldg
Thes Morris
Kentucky
Illinois
Northern
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