Sheriff Jury Inspects Property for City Street Extensions
Cedar Falls April 14. The sheriff's jury and officials inspected property slated for condemnation to extend Olive street from Eleventh to Twelfth and Walnut from Eleventh to College. Owners Hemnerling Peterson Plummer estate Crosby contested values. totals ranged from 175 to 500 dollars.
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Cedar Falls
G. Wrth
B. P. Smith
Chausen
M. Graham
Pete Andriesen
F. M. Shores
J- B. Newman
C. J. Streeter
Olive Street
Twelfth
Walnut Street
Eleventh
College Street
M. F. Hemnerling
Twelfth Street
Albert Peterson
Plummer
George Crosby
Cedar Falls Building Boom Says City Has Greatest Prospects
Cedar Falls Iowa April 14 contractors report a bright building outlook with a boom year expected. Many new residences planned some over 6000 dollars. Major projects include Waterloo and Cedar Falls mill college campus building Wagner Manufacturing Iowa Gate factory Messier Ice plant government building and Frank Lewis block.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo and
College
Wagner Manufacturing Company
Iown iGate Company
Messier Artificial Ice Company
Government
Frank Lewis Business
Washington
Cedar Falls School Board to Reelected Superintendent Tomorrow
Cedar Falls Iowa April 14 a meeting of the teachers committee reviewed applications for city schools positions. At tomorrow night’s regular session Bruce Francis is expected to be reelected as superintendent and to name teachers at the various schools with no anticipated changes.
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Cedar Falls
Bruce Francis
Simplicity Guides West Side High Commencement Plans
West Side High School senior class of fifty seven will hold commencement with plain dress for girls and no fashion for boys. Rev William Beachler will preach the baccalaureate sermon at First Congregational church on Sunday May 25. The class motto is Growing Not Drifting and the flower is a pink rose. One thousand two hundred invitations have been ordered. Harry Swan is class lawyer Margaret Brandhorst poet Clarence Myers historian Marie Whiteman prophet Marion Walker composer Spencer Warner class jester.
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West Side High School
William Beachler
First Brethren Church
First Congregational Church
Harry Swan
Margaret Brandhorst
Clase
Clarence Myers
Marie Whiteman
Marion Walker
Spencer, Warner
Burlington man jailed five years under white slave act
Chas W Johnson of Burlington was found guilty in federal court of violating the Mann white slave act by inducing his wife to lead an immoral life. Judge McPherson sentenced him to five years in the prison at Stillwater Minnesota. A $2500 supersedeas bond may be filed. John Doe, believed to be L W Hammond of Des Moines, pleaded guilty to robbing the Milton post office on April 5 and received the maximum five year sentence at Stillwater.
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Keokuk, Ja
Chas. W. Johnson
Burlington
McPherson
Stillwater
Minn
John Doe
L. W. Hammond
Des Moines
Milton
The Ticklemouse and Sleepyland Guests at Mrs Tooth
A fragment from a whimsical tale shows the Ticklemouse and friends at a wedding scene entering the underground palace of Mr and Mrs Sharp Tooth. They observe decor, discuss guests, and greet Sally Tooth while the children plot a careful entrance amid catnip garlands.
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Sharp Tooth
Jase
Davy
Sally Tooth
Ticklemice Wedding Ends In Elastic Rings And Cheesestick Feasts
In a whimsical nuptial tale the Ticklemouse family hosts a mice wedding for Tooth and Navi. Wally Wishingmouse awkwardly officiates, rings are rubber bands, and the feast features miceland delicacies. Willy Wickingmouse hides a missing cake treat after catching Sally stealing cheesesticks.
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Tligh
Clear
Willy Wickingmouse
Davy
Dorfy
Willy
Sally
Bank clerk to buy sweetheart auto gets parole after guilty plea
LeRoy Utterback of Independence confessed embezzling 1750 dollars from Black Hawk National Bank to purchase a car for his companion. Judge Platt imposed a five year sentence but withheld execution, granting a parole if future conduct remains exemplary. The judge criticized lenient punishment and warned that crime should bear consequences. Utterback, 24, faced sentencing after earlier indictments and a history with the railway company and a Waterloo stenographer.
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LeRoy Utterback
Independence
Black Hawk National Bank
Platt
United States
Canada
Cook & Cook
Waterloo
Street Railway
Utterback
Black Hawk Bank
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Admired
A society woman notes during a discussion on women's health that three of four women present credited Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving their health. The passage praises the medicine as a natural remedy made from roots and herbs for women's ills.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
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Waterloo Conden
Waterloo Evening Courier
Sheriff's Jury
Tlte
Hallie Jennings
Chicago University
R. L. Garnett
Main Street
Mose Levi
Commercial Club
Philo-Alpha Societies
Louie Rounds
Denmark
Mr. Rounds
East Third Street
Newes
August Frier
Rock Rapids
Wv. N. Westettler
West Second Street
Clay Street
Walter Taylor
Lyren Glen Club
al Norris
Florida
Linwood Blaine
Harve Wilson
William Cox
Chicago
Claude Cox
Veterinary
Wittlemen
F. R. Shipman
Rock Stupids
J. B. Jennings
Htabert Santee
Sioux City
la Febure
Mfg. Co
Laurence Mullin
Cherokee
Oliver Racker
Christemen & Romine
Sims Wet Process Concrete Co
Bulding
Ers
Ticklemouse
Davy and
By Roy Rutherford Bailey
Pie Ticklemboe
Wally Wishingmouse
Hiram
Ffirany Nail
Potson Verwim
East Fourth Street
C.v. Hull
D.C. Hull
Charles City
E. D. Hull
Charter Oak Stove and Range CO
St. Louis, Mo
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Henderson Drug CO
Commercial Street
Iowa
Whittall Rugs
Wangler Bros. Co
Forwy Ler Co
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