New Council In Office Monday In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 7 The new city council will assume city government duties for the next biennial period this evening. Mayor Morgan may announce standing committees and appointees, with salary revisions possible. Conservation will guide policy, with street paving and sewer work likely. City finances show indebtedness down to 167456.85 and a treasury balance of 18425.76 on April 1.
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Cedar Falls
Morgan
Twenty-seventh Street
Lincoln Street
Unconscious Hospital Patient and Local Notices
Paul Bergstrom remains unconscious after being struck by a Rock Island passenger train at Second and Town streets. Knights Templar Baldwin commandery to attend Easter services at St. Luke's Episcopal church. Funeral in Hampton for John Qleson dieing in a train fall near Iron Mountain. Finchford Mercantile Company incorporates with G G Pashby as president and I A Gerholdt as vice president. Julia B Hurd travels from Burlington to Cedar Falls to visit her ill mother Mrs W H Hurd. Prof Wilbur Hender cancels speech. Father Edward Flynn in Oelwein and Father F W Wieneke occupied with family duties.
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iPaul
Knights Templar
Baldwin Commandery
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
H. G. Boissere
Finchford Mercantile Company
Finchford
G. G. Pashby
I. A. Gerboldt
M. R.plants
F.C. Giesler
HH. J. Giesler
George ©. Pashby
T. A. Gerh
W.H. Hurd
Wilbur H. Bender
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Edward Flynn
Oelwein
F. W. Wieneke
Blood Purity Promises Perfect Health and Relief
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a vital blood remedy that cleanses impurities to prevent rheumatism catarrh skin diseases and malaria. It claims long use over fifty years with literature and medical advice available from Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Tisement
Notable Cedar Rapids and Mason City Visit Notes
A few days in Cedar Rapids include a family reunion. Herbert McDougal and Samuel Bulley plan part of the week in Mason City for a highway convention. W S Willard spends the week in Chicago on business. Martha Jean returns from Muscatine. Mrs J B Murphy returns to Cherokee after weeks with her daughter Mrs Edwin Dahl.
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Cedar Rapids
Messrs
Herbert /. McDougal
Samuel O. Bulley
Mason City
Parshing Highway
W. S. Willard
Chicago
Martha Jean
Muscatine
J. B. Murphy
Cherokee
Edwin JC. Dahl
Cadomene Tablets Promised to Boost Vigor and Health
A vintage advertisement urges readers to banish fatigue and distress by taking Cadomene Tablets. It claims to enhance liver and kidney function, improve digestion, strengthen nerves, and increase vitality through iron and phosphorus rich tonics, guaranteed with a money back promise.
Mother of Moore dies after ax murder era remembered
Willisea Iowa April death of Mrs C A Moore recalls 1914 ax murder in which her son J B Moore was killed with his wife their 18 children and two visiting women Seven sons and three daughters survive her husband died six years ago Four sons and one daughter remain in Willisea while others live in western states
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Willisea
C. A. Moore
Moore
Thol
Family of Mrs Moore Endures Tragedy Across Years
The obituary notes Mrs Moore endured multiple deaths in infancy and at ages 21 45 and 191% year. J B Moore and his entire family were murdered in 191%. There were 21 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her life burden was borne with fortitude and her vigor remained until the end.
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J. B. Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twaddle
NEW Council
Whitney and Mann
State Auditor's
Des Moines
Newman
Co. M. Parker
Ita
Parker
Altho
J. B. Newman
Tsaacs
City School Board
Isaacs
Wood
Fire Jessup
Falls
Leonard A. Wool
Central Division
Army
State Teachers’ College
W. A. Jessup
State University At
Town City
Cedar Fells‘high School
J. E. Earth
Hampton
J. H. Smith
Ethel Kinsman
John, Qleson
Iron Mountain
Mich
UTE Sude Tda
First National Bank Building
Louis
Louis Heels
Russia
Hoover
The
Hoover Section
Calla
Baltimore
American Steel
W. A. Covell & Son
West Fourth ‘Street
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