New Town Falls station chief Smalley arrives to start duties
Smalley, new superintendent of the Town Falls division, arrived Monday with I McCarty to assume duties. He is a seasoned railroad man formerly trainmaster for Milwaukee road at Marion. General Manager Good has confidence in him. Smalley will bring his family in spring. McCarty heads to Cedar Rapids. North ey named successor as traveling freight agent for the M&StL. Nicholson remains as foreign lines freight agent for the same line.
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Smalley
Falla
Sup'to
I. McCarty
Mr. Smalley
Milwaukee Road
Marion
Goodnow
McCarty
Cedar Rapids
Albert Let
Geo. W. Nicholson
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
Wisconsin
Michewan
C. EL. Northey
Estherville
Trains Delayed By Snow Strains Cargo Through Cedar Rapids
Railroads faced delays over two days as heavy snow and cold slowed service. The Cedar Rapids Republican notes 59 carloads moved to the main line from northern lines to Chicago, with shipments arriving in good time. New superintendent J. G. Smalley arrived, crews operated, and gravel plows were moved to storage while yard switching continued. Conductor Hatcher and crew returned from Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar
Rail workers and community plans mix in Tivonka area notes
Railroad correspondents report on staff moves and track work at At Tomes and Garner Titonka lines. A carver’s hand injury prompts pier cap work while new passenger runs begin. School board votes to draft a high school building proposition costing 20 000 to 30 000 and committees are named. bills are audited and Miss Cullen is paid 70 for extra work.
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Tim Mnnicator
Republican
Proc Public Library
Cullen
Barnum Resigns to Take Cedar Rapids Fence Job
L. L. Barnum, who managed hooks and road work for Ii LB Higley & Co in this city, resigns effective January 1 to move to Cedar Rapids and join d. M. Denning in a wire fence factory. He leaves behind many friends who regret his departure but wish him success in a better position.
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L. L. Barnum
LB. Higley & Co
Cedar Stapida
D. M. Denning
Revival Meetings Open at Huntington and Local Notices
Rev W H Gates and Mrs Gates plan revival meetings at Huntington starting next Sabbath December 7, after years in Guatemala and surviving recent earthquakes. Meanwhile the M I church Ladies Aid of Graver host their annual sale with a Christmas display and supper, inviting all. Also Rev McLeod to preach at the new Presbyterian church and a song service to follow. Grace church holds evening services. Presbyterians request side entrance. weather halts some activities. Market notes report grain futures, with May corn and wheat trends and Minnesota cash bids, amid cold NW forecasts.
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W.H. Gates
Dee
Phil
McLeod
New Presbyterian Church
C. EK. Society
Weather Worsens Over Two Days With Winds and Thaw
A garbled weather note notes two days of unsettled conditions with falling temperatures and strong winds. Shaw experienced steady precipitation on Tuesday and parts of Monday night, followed by a rapid cold spell as the wind shifted northward, ending with a sharp chill.
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Shaw
Sale of Extra Heavy Unbleached Tauslins
Early notice notes a sale of extra heavy unbleached tauslins at 7e value. The fragmentary message hints at pricing and item type but lacks full details or context.
Revival at church and opera house events noted
Local notices report Thelme tonight at the opera house and a revival at the Christian church closing Sunday. Cassius Wright visited this week to gather statistics on the electric light plant. No city council meeting last night due to quorum. another meeting may be scheduled soon. Orlando Lingenfelter underwent a second operation Monday with improving prospects. Anderson, formerly of Pergubd Bells, Minn., has been named cashier of the Scandia State bank. Church meetings at MH are well attended, led by Rev. Hene Wict, Sioux City evangelist. A large audience attended the Guus Pussday night performance, some wrapped for warmth. Public concern over a proposed theater tax is noted. officials urge careful consideration. Mayor and Mrs J. J. Breca's child is ill. King has resigned as buyer for Strange Bros. of Sioux City. a death in the Sherwen family of Seals, Wash., is reported as sudden. Public library building progress noted. country rail lines in fair condition. Auditor Gouge C. Allen is ill. Community members extend sympathy to Shem in the loss of Walter Stieit.
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Lhe Littl
Mig
J. J. Breca
King
Ily Puoitiga
Strange Bros
Sioux City
Ward
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Rairoad
Notos
J. G.smalley
O. H. McCarty
Marvey
Cedar, Rapids
Mahlum
Godden
Geo. Brisbine
Hatcher
Ei Vatra
Mr. Borrel
Omaha
At. Tomes
Pnow
Harkness
Garner-Titonkes
Markness
Titonka
Jondnetor Bradley
Gre R
Denham
Lake Pari
Martin
Ben Wickes
Pat Sullivan
Gideons Minstrel
Chesday
Rev. W. of Fuowlcus
Grace Church
Methodist Church
Way
L. N. Rivten
Dave
Waterman
Musie Ture
Eytiervade
Edwards, Wood & Co
Gratn Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Dulutheapolis
Couxn
Wlaw Muga
Newberys
St. Louis
Tomers
Monte Carlos
Men’s Heavy
Newbery Mercantile Co
Iowa
Opera House
Christian Church
Cassius KE. Wright
United States
Csusus*difice
Pehe
Orlando Lingenfelter
Alg. Anderson
Alothal Washiere
He First Natiuoul Bank of
Pergubd Bells, Miuu
Wimg
Henel Wict
Gulag Publis
Fue
Ube
Suger
Uae
Usguuly
C. Allen
Mac. Wad Merc
J. Sorat Deakee
Sud Bartiels Whales
Walter Stieit
Or of
L. N. Ritten
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