THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME AT THE GHANSD
Local listings highlight six showings at the Grand today Damon and Pythias stars Maer Nelgan raise funds for E. P. membership in Waterloo and vicinity. The Majestic box office opens this morning as three shows on Sunday sell out. Also at the Palace Three Weeks features the novel Three Weeks the most discussed romance of the decade. Madeline Traverse stars in a temperate queen role. Plaza previews Jack Chantix with Max Figgatt, and David Warfield anchors the screen in a rural drama.
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Ghansd
Damon
Pythias
Maer Nelgan
E. P
Waterloo
Lonir
Matestic
Majestic
Francis Cl
Weli
Rosdell Six
Romana Ortiz
Ismors
Madeline Traverse
Plaza
Tosn
There’s attraction if your teeth are at roud
There’s attraction at our clinic for teeth problems with prompt careful work. Two specialists provide service in the same location for eleven years. Early treatment prevents decay, reduces pain, and saves expense later.
Court Bailiff Endures Two Wakeful Nights
Report from a courtroom where bailiff Hog endured two sleepless nights as jurors failed to reach a verdict in the case of Hayes v Snider over a $2135 claim. Judge Mullan urged the jury at 4 pm, after 25 hours of deliberation without agreement, while Judge Dunham presided.
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William Peres
Jothi Huayes
Emma Snider
William Wasgner
Nashua Tragedy and Illness Strike Local residents
Nashua reports multiple blows this week as Mrs Wm jPnile mourns her husband and cholera infantum claims the infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Parsons. A six month old dies of pneumonia while Peter Beaver and farmer Chris Hazelman suffer illnesses at their homes nearby. The town braces as residents cope with illness and grief.
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Nashua
Wm jPnile
Hay
Lewis
Trowlever
Tite
Frank Parsons
Lou Meters
Peter Beaver
Liis
Chris Hazelman
Floyd Town Notes and Local Visits April News
Floyd Township reports visitations by Ethington and Barner families, Dudley at Carrville, and Jew Stack from Elma. Mrs Helville seeks medical care in Charles City. Miss Walbrecht visits Mason City. a birth to Mr and Mrs Griffin in Waterloo. A Minnesota marriage ties Mary Iverson and ElmerMutehler, summer with groom's parents east of Lawn. Family illnesses prompt travel. Kreuger family faces illness in Minnesota.
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Flord
Ethingtan
Baby of
Rudd
Barner
Merle Dudley
Miss Dudley
Carrvile
Albert Anderson Hag
Floyd Township
Cam
Glen Dudes
Jew Stack
Elma
Almon Henj Hagh House
Jew
Be Torn
W. Grifin
Rett
Anderson
Mary Iverson
Nocrass
Minn
Elmer Mutehler
Floyd
Lawn
M Fred Kreuger
Minnesota
Clara Weer
Marriage and local notices from Eagle Center area
April wedding of Migs Sprirude Kergan and Mr John Su at eight in the morning at the bride’s reception home. Schaefer company buys a new C EB. Frank Klein and McGarvey visiting Cedar home. Fred Trosaver and La Porte mentioned. Petey Rosaver and Woeltz events include a minor operation at St al hospital.
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Glo Center
Migs Sprirude Kergan
John Suwalk
Strubel
Mampten
Frank Klein
Local Miss Zel Ned Hospitalized After Sickness
A report notes Mrs Jas im Roots and Miss Zel Ned front Des af at a convention of Missionary workers. Gerhard Peaning, son of Warm yous, was taken to hospital in Trampton with brain trouble after a business shoot and weeks of illness.
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Ifarre Lryiex
Dis Menes
Gerhard Peaning
Trampton Sand
Local notices recount deaths and funerals in town
The week brings reports of multiple deaths including Gerhard, youngest son of Mr and Mrs I Vepning, and Mrs I Westerland of Centuria Wis died after an operation. Services were held at local homes and churches with interments at nearby cemeteries. Also mentioned are recoveries and living arrangements for families including Mr Nicholson and wife and their care by Rev Davis.
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Lumont
Tev
Basil
Gerhard
I. Vepning
Mre. I. Westerland
Centuria
Wis
St. ‘Joan's Hospital
St. Sinul
Wm. Anderson
Rey
Shaffer
U. S
Uristow
Oak Will
N Anderson
Westerland
Pat Town
Tiumant Twers
Johnson
Harry Tauoley
T Des Moines
CG. C. Nicholson
Hev
Ball Magnates Talk Peace Terms
Negotiations for peace between organized baseball and the Federal League began yesterday in Chicago. A two-league system may emerge with the Federal League magnates buying into the National League. Phil Ball, leader of the St. Louis Feds, could acquire the Cardinals, prompting league-wide rearrangements and amalgamations in several cities. Card notices follow about a divorce suit by John Tlansen in Cedar Falls and a card of thanks from the Payne family for Dee L. Payne’s funeral offerings.
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Chicago
Federal League
National League
St. Louis
Phil Ball
St. Louis Feds
Cardinals
Strealt
Sheriff and Ranger Hang 3 Bandits in Arizona
Tucson officials report Sheriff and Ranger killed three Leon brothers in a revolver duel near Greaterville. Juan Leon died on the rope, Jose Maria Leon was dying, Francisco survived after being left for dead and later escaped into the mountains. The trio had been sought for a kidnapping when officers encountered them.
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Tucson
Ariz
Leon Brothers
Lonely Guich
Greaterville
Frank Moore
Robert Fenter
Juan Leon
Jose Maria Leon
Francisco
Is Your Skin Tender Try Resinol Soap Ad
An old advertisement extols Resinol Soap as gentle for tender skin, avoiding drying alkali found in laundry soaps. It claims Resinol Soap and Ointment soothe, heal, and improve complexions, and offers free trial by writing to Resinol Department 19 R in Baltimore.
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Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
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Little Hydra
Taylor
Dr. W.E. Debe
Debe
Iowa State Bank
Col
West Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Eagle Center
Dumont
King's Daughters
First Brethren Church
Schunoman
Twusband
John Tlansen
Cedar Falls
Kathrine Hansen
Dee L. Payne
Tle
Henry Payne
Glenn Payne
Yagla & Cassell
East Fourth Street
Yaglas
W. C. Kohl & Son Owners
Bath
Cadillac
Imperial Mixed Paints
West 4Th St
East 5Th St
Per Pou
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