Paralysis Fatal to Col J Edward Bratt Funeral Tomorrow
Cedar Falls report states Col J Edward Bratt a pioneer of Black Hawk county died at 2 p.m. after paralysis struck noon. Born Feb 26 1880 at Waterloo he was son of Col William H Brow. Funeral plans uncertain pending service, Rev Gillette to officiate with interment at Fairview cemetery in Waterloo. Services for Holy Week planned by city churches with multiple pastors and union observances. Civic reports note city departments compiling annual data for council.
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Falls Avenue Road
Fl, Gillette
Christian Churcl
Flairview Cemetery
Waterloo
Wihisterig Association
Cedar Falls
First Presbyterian Church
Hey. A. Hildevaard
Arhienend
DS. Wright
Teachers College
Floh. Gillette
The
Christian Church
Winding
Calvary
Serman
F Eehiin
Firse Presb Tehucch
Lori
Super
Methodist
BE BL Frye
Methodist Church
iPeachers College
John Poland
M Rockwell
Hla Truss
Davenport
Louisville
Methodist Students
United States
Prye
Nagham
Noob
Hto
Yale Review highlights Santayana Peabody and Fisher pieces
The Yale Review for April features George Santayana arguing mind increases universal wealth through perception and laughter, Francis G. Peabody warning church creeds may fail to shape Christian life, and Irving Fisher on Europe’s debts and the limits of reparations amid inflation and redistribution debates.
Magazine solicitors jailed for American Legion fraud
Two men and three women were arrested on a complaint by Becker-Chapman American Legion officers for posing as endorsed by the national department. Chief P. E. Walker of the police department seized false credentials after a confrontation. The group, driving a light touring year with Texas plates toward Independence, broadcast reports of their activities before departure. They allegedly offered a $500 bonus for selling magazines and altered certificates to imply subscriptions voted in Washington in favor of verational soldiers' compensation.
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National Department of the American Legion
Becker- Chapman Post
American Legion
P. BE. Walker
Texas
Independence
Walker
Partix
Washington
Bleeding Hearts Bloom on Cedar Falls Lawn
In Cedar Falls Darwin Wilson at Fifth and Tremont streets has bleeding hearts in blossom on his lawn as Charles City and nearby areas claim spring arrival. The sight contrasts with wider region noting spring signs amid advancing season.
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Bleeding Hearts
Garden of
Cedar Falls
Man
Charles City
Darwin Wilson
Fifth
Tremont
Barker speaks on a father's responsibility at Y M C A
A large crowd at the Y M C A heard Dr. Charles Barker lecture on a father's duty to his son. He warned that many fathers neglect obligations and rely on mothers, urging fathers to tell their sons the facts of life and to honor their mothers on birthdays.
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Charles Eb, Tarker
Marker
Bers
Rentenmark Money Flood Boosts German Life Abroad
A AP report notes Germanys rentenmark stabilizes prices and spurs a spending surge. Germans visit France for cheaper goods join grand theaters clubs cars luxury shows and casino life while wages rise lightly and mass relief funds grow. Still many face poverty with beggars and strain on professionals amid unusual prosperity.
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Mices
Dax
Seifert Ordered to Read History as Parole Condition
Auguste Seifert, 21, convicted of forgery, was sentenced by Judge Broady in Lincoln County. He is to read Wells The Outline of History and report monthly on his progress with a list of books read.
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Linecom
Neb
Wells
Auguste Seifert
Broady
Seifert
Mrs Hester Dorlan Pioneer Resident Dies in Clarksville
Clarksville Ta April 9 Mrs Hester Dorlan 82 longtime resident died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs John Watrath The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the residence Rev Mr Williams of Belle Plaine will officiate She is survived by her daughter and two sons B Burlington Ia and Wolf In Colorado her husband has been dead many years
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Clarksville
Snc .Del.j
Hester Dorlan
John Watrath
Williams
Belle Plaine
Cheaper Tr on for Ships Stimulates German Ports
Bremen based Hansa Steamship plans four 12 900 ton vessels with contracts to firms in Hamburg Bremen and Kiel as shipbuilding demand rises after a price cut in Iran. Other lines consider spring orders while the article notes a Franklin toy device made of glass beads on a rotating thread as a curiosity.
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Bremer
Apis S
Omip oUlaIng
Iran
Hansa Steamship Company
Bremen
Hamsburg
Kiel
Jesus Urged On By Sermon At First Brethren Church
Dr. W. L Beachler described Jesus as the most positive, passionate figure, never indifferent, in a sermon at First Brethren Church on The Passionate Urge of Jesus. He urged believers to share Jesus mission by seeking the lost with warm hearts and consecration, noting tonight's subject is One Thing Jesus Could Not Do.
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Francis G. Peabody
Jesus
God
Leing
Christ
Christianite
T Wat
Europe
Oaryine
France
W. L Beachier
First Brethren Church
Cotton Culture Grows in Northern Argentina as Industry
Northern Argentina along with parts of Bolivia and Paraguay forms a vast potential cotton belt. Since 192X the sown area has expanded rapidly and 1933 yields were three times 1922. Estimated 200 000 acres picked this year with value near 100 million pesos. Local mills consume most output, with Argentina able to absorb 2 200 000 acres of production.
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Buenos Aires
United Press
Argentina
Bolivia
Paraguay
United States
Misiones
Asuncion
Waterloo Kiwanis to entertain Oelwein club Friday
Waterloo Kiwanis club serves as host to Kiwanis of Oelwein at a dinner party and dance planned for Friday April 25. The local committee includes Rey F Short and Clyde S Hinson. About 50 Oelwein members and 100 visitors expected with ladies as guests as interclub week promotes cooperation among Kiwanis clubs statewide.
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Waterloo Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Oelwein
Rey F. Short
Clyde S. Hinson
Kiwanis
West High Debaters to Meet Ames Team Here Thursday Night
West High negative debaters will meet an Ames affirmative team Thursday night in the school auditorium on the topic Resolved That the United States should further restrict immigration. West High team members include Robert McDowell Ben Swisher and George Sheplee. Ames team members are Margery Long Mabel Lawlers and Kenneth Brown. Judges named Miss Fyreman A W Brown and Ray Short.
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West High
Ames
United States
Robert McDowell
Ben Swisher
George Sheplee
Margery Long
Mabel Lawlers
Kenneth Brown
Miss Fyreman
English Department
Iowa State Teachers College
A. W. Brown
Oefwein Schools
Ray
Short
Owf& State
Teachers College
Westitech
James Switzer
Russell Beachler
Karl Clayton
Boone
Scout Training School Demonstrates Programs
Scoutmaster Joe Snively and troop 8 members presented a model meeting at Emerson school during the leadership training school. The program featured formal openings and closings, 2 lickers signaling, semaphore flags, mass signaling, and group games led by B. Cowles from Iowa State Teachers College. The next session at headquarters Monday will include Judge George W. Wood explaining the court of honor operations.
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Joe Snively
Scout Leadership Training School
Emerson School
Snively
B. Cowles
Iowa State Teachers College
George W. Wood
Court of Honor
Law Bans Dumping Ashes in Alleys says City Official
Street Commissioner A. O. Tabor warns that permission to deposit ashes in alleys cannot be granted by the city. A city ordinance prohibits any person other than the street commissioner from placing substances in streets or alleys. He urges residents to refrain from dumping.
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A. O. Tabor
Local notices list residents and addresses in Des Moines Cedar Falls Mason City and Waterloo
Fragmented list shows names and addresses including Amos Cummings Des Moines 24 Bessie Lane Cedar Falls Lester Esley Cedar Falls Ida Linde Mason City Verna Kelm Waterloo with census style figures and notes on alley debris and potential city petition for improvements.
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Amos &. Cummings
Des Moines
Bessie Lane
Lester Esley
Cedar Falls
Ida Linde
Leonard A. Marey
Mason City
Verna Kelm
Waterloo
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver and bowel aid, a calomel substitute. It claims olive color, improved appetite, pink eyes, and buoyancy with one or two nightly doses and no dangerous after effects. Millions of boxes sold annually at 10c and 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Musterole Heals Stiff Joints and Pain Relief Ointment
Musterole loosens stiff joints and drives out pain with a clean mustard oil ointment. It relieves as you rub it on without blister, recommended by doctors and nurses. A milder form for babies and small children is also available in 35¢ 65¢ jars and tubes, hospital size $3.
Balance Sheet Ledger Snapshot From 1924 Bank Statement
The document lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts, securities, cash items, reserves, and deposits. It shows categories such as total loans, U.S. government securities, other bonds and stocks, real estate owned, cash in vault, deposits from banks, and various types of deposits with notices of circulating notes and duties of officers. It is signed by directors J D Trumbauder, F E Stewart, A H Frank and notary Ruth Dietz.
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Russia
Germany
Soste Eee
Eeee
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
J_ D. TRUMBAUDER FE
Stewart A. H, Frank
Ruth Dietz
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promised to Build Flesh
An advertisement claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets rapidly strengthen thin weak children after illness without the smell of traditional cod liver oil. It touts ease of use, affordability, and that the product replaces unpleasant medicine, priced at 60 cents a box and available from local druggists and merchants.
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Wangler Bros
C. J. Miller
Iscineman Drug Co
McCoy's
Williams Treatment offer for uric acid ailments
Advertises Williams Treatment claiming relief for rheumatism kidney and bladder disorders caused by excess uric acid. Promises a free 22 dose bottle or a 32 dose bottle with 10 cent postage, asking recipients to mail details to The Dr D A Williams Company East Hampton Conn. One free bottle per address.
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Williams
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