Hogs Bring High Prices Amid Cedar Falls Market Fluctuations
Hogs topped 7.85 dollars at Cedar Falls markets amid flood conditions. corn rose to 68 cents with forecasts of 75 cents, as barley hit a record 1.10 above wheat and seed corn concerns grow. Prof Milton Fairchild addressed Cedar Falls students on thrift and moral lessons, followed by public talks on corporal punishment and aid to needy children. The Cedar Falls Commercial Club plans its annual meeting April 3 to elect directors, while council discussions compare paving costs with Waterloo. Local legal tensions involve the Bryants injunction and upcoming court actions. A carpenter lost two fingers in a buzz saw incident and International Mausoleum Co. secured space for a 30,000 dollar Greenwood Cemetery mausoleum.
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Cedar Falls
Hutter
Bliss
State College
Ames
Iowa
Fairchild
Milton, Fairchild
Baltimore
Fair
Jefferson Building
Peter Nielsen
College
International Mausoleum Co. of
Chicago
Greenwood Cemetery
Changes in Iowa Dairy Office Surprise Move
Dispatches from Des Moines report Prof Hugh G Van Pelt resigns as state dairy expert. Prof B Estel succeeds him and will lead the dairy effort from Waterloo, with Van Pelt stepping down May 1. The State Dairy Board keeps headquarters in Waterloo and names include W B Barney and J J Ross among others.
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Des Moines
Hugh G. van Pelt
State Dairy Board
Las State
Estel
van Pelt
Ife
Estes
Ames
Marshalltown
Waterloo
W. B. Barney
State Dairy Commis
Sioner
L. L. Fiekinger
Waterloo Lady Dialogues in Gaelic with Irish Lace Makers
Mrs Isabella Stewart of 1029 South Street enjoys the Waterloo visit by Irish lace makers at Paul Davis Dry Goods. The Scotland native speaks Gaelic and chats daily with the Irish workers about their craft and revived language, praising the ties to Scotland and Ireland.
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Isabella Stewart
South Street
Waterloo
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Stewart
Scotland
Gaelic League
Ireland
Iriah
Stewart Lved
C G W Station Name Change to Acme In Thinttle Town
Announcement from the Chicago Great Western office dated April 1 states Lowther station on the northern division is renamed Acme In Thinttle town four miles north of Colwon. Signatures of Hiram J. Sitter general manager and M. Felton president appear with note that Charles A. Fullen was appointed.
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Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
Chicago
Lowther
Acme
Thinttle
Colwon
Hiram J. Sitter
M. Felton
Charles A. Fullen
Flood victims press for bridge at flood cut
In Cedar Falls Iowa residents from the flooded district meet in city hall to press for a permanent bridge at the waterway cut last week. Committee members include H Gilkey Elmer E Newton and Albert Fellers with L B Parsons as chair.
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Cedar Falls
L. B. Parsons
H. &. Gilkey
Elmer E. Newton
Albert Fellers
Phelps
Board of Supervisors
Religious observances mark lent closing in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls on April 4 the town reports good church attendance during lent with songs and devotion. Frederick Severin’s funeral is scheduled Friday at 2 PM from his residence, with Dr. Fahs officiating. Miss Rhea Smith has recovered from appendicitis and may soon resume duties. Mr. Edward J. Weisbard returns from Chicago to continue veterinary studies. S. A. Bishop, aged 88, visits downtown after Masonic temple dedication. he’s an early Black Hawk County pioneer and long-time Mason. Jessie and Clara Parker visit Lake Mills uncle F. L. Matthews for two weeks. J H Pauker buys six acres near Janeaville to farm intensively.
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Cedar Falls
Evangelical Conference
Frederick Severin
D. W. Fahs
Forrester
Alta Vista
Rhea Smith
College Hospital
Friends
Edward J. Weisbard
Chicago
S. A
Masonic Temple
Black Hawk County
Traveled Agent Suffers Sudden Bronchitis Attack
D N Hurd of the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union MN Co. collapsed in St Charles on Monday from an acute bronchitis attack. He was taken by ambulance to a hotel for treatment as harsh winter weather and travel delays burden drivers.
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D.N. Hurd
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union MN Co
St. Charles
General Agent Appointment for Chicago Great Western
Announcement notes that on April 1 a general agent position for the Chicago Great Western railroad was filled with headquarters at the 17 Pioneer Life building in Fargo North Dakota according to the frame department announcements received today.
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Chicago Great Western Railroad
Pioneer Life Building
Fargo
N. 1
Trame
Quiet Hour Service With Rev Rollins Scheduled
Rev W H Rollins will lead the Quiet Hour from 4 39 to 4 30 in the afternoon, providing a period of contemplation and prayer for attendees.
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Rev. W. H. Rollins
Union Service for Good Friday in Westminster Church
Eight Waterloo ministers will lead a Good Friday service at Westminster Presbyterian Church tomorrow from 1 20 to 4 30. They will give twenty minute meditations on the seven words on the cross.
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Waterloo
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. F. Spry
Lewis P. Kopp
E. Graves
M. G. Munn
W. MM, Heachler
A. Vallant
Ba A. Brinks Will Leach
New Three I League Schedule to Undergo Review
Davenport reports that James T. Hayes announced a new four trip schedule to be submitted to league president A. R. Tearney within a week. The draft aims to replace the current schedule after complaints from southern clubs and could mean a practically new league timetable.
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Davenport
James T. Hayes
A. R. Tearney
Dairy Industry Expenditure Plan Progress Noted
The article outlines how an appropriation by the legislature funds dairy development. The dairy board and the dairy association of the state collaborate to advance industry goals.
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Dairy Board
The
Dairy Association of the State
Federal grand jury probes Cedar Rapids black hand case
The federal grand jury began hearings in Cedar Rapids on the Solon black hand mystery. John Adams testified as the victim. several witnesses remain to be examined, including a government fingerprint expert. No report is expected before tomorrow.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal Grand Jury
Solon
John Adams
Get Rid of Piles at Home Pyramid Pile Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement promises immediate relief from piles using Pyramid Pile Remedy. It claims instant comfort, reduced inflammation and swelling, and renewed ability to work, plus a free trial and later a 50 cent regular package at drug stores.
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Smith
Pyramid Drug Co Free Pile Remedy Coupon Offer
Advertises a free sample of Pyramid Pile Remedy via mail. Readers are instructed to cut out a coupon and mail it with their full name and address to Pyramid Drug Co at 422 Pyramid Building in Marshall Michigan for a free plain wrapper shipment.
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Pyramid Drug CO
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
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Lawn City
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Franklin McVey Co
Sweitzer
A. B. Sweitzer
Merner
Bailey
Jawa City
Bryants
Horribin Co
E. 3
Estel MO
Hugi G. van Pelt
Prise
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Hugo G. van Pelt
E. S. Estel
Lic
Dar Falls
Jessie and
Clara Parker
Lake Mills
F. L. Matthews
J. H. Pauker
Janeavillé
D. N. Hurd
Union Service
Bc Casal Conky Gasman
BIG Specials Shoes
Oxfords
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