New Banking Rooms Open in Cadar Falls
Citizens Savings bank moves to a new, modern building in Cadar Falls with music from Selliger and Hughes Brothers orchestras, carnations for ladies, cigars for men, and a claim of enhanced facilities as the bank marks eighteen years of growth and prosperity.
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Cadar
Ctzens Savings Bank
Selliger
Hughes Brothers
Citizens Savings Bank
Hon
C. A. Wise
W. XN. Hostrop
H. N. Silliman
J. BE. Evans
W.C. Nubn
J. 4. Byersteller
Werdina Severin
Elizabeth Boppier
Cedar Falls News Highlights Local Losses and Events
In Cedar Falls Iowa Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dwyer mourn their two year old son who died of pneumonia after a two day illness. Elsie Nielsen sues for divorce from James Nielsen seeking child custody after four years of marriage. Rev Titis Lowe spoke at a Cedar Rapids Epworth league meeting. Mrs M H Bantz of Aberdeen and children visit Cedar Falls. Alice Patterson of Austinville visiting local residents. Cedar Falls high school loses to Tooters 6 to 3 in a wind swept game. Kris Juhl sells harness business to son Chris Jr and buys nearby land. Professor Seymour leads Iowa physical education officials meeting in Chicago and is president of the Iowa association. John T Fairgrave celebrates 73rd birthday. rural carrier on route No. 6. Mr and Mrs David Pixley return from San Francisco praising Iowa after a harsh winter.
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Cedar Falls
Spe‘cial
Lawrence Dwyer
Hast
St. Patrick’s Church
Elsie Nielsen
James Nielsen
Titis Lowe
Cedar Rapids
Epworth League
M. H. Bantz
Aberdeen
S. D
Louie Rice
Alice Patterson
Austinville
Austin
Interurban Car Delayed Near Rock Island Viaduct
A mounted dirt load derailed an interurban at the Rock Island viaduct near Waterloo. Passengers were held over an hour as crew unloaded the dirt and restored the track. Cedar Falls riders reached home at 1 20 after transfer at Electric Park. There was no fire and fuel was unavailable.
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Cedar Falls
R. I
Waterloo
Electric Park
Judge Ransier ruling may keep Cedar Falls water bid drive alive
A Cedar Falls bulletin notes Judge Ransier upheld Bryant Asphalt against Horrabin and the city, reopening the pay for the project. Officials may not appeal. bids may proceed in a couple of weeks. Federal court opening in Waterloo planned with dedicatory exercises. Cedar Falls reports second city well down 103 feet, six feet from surface, promising ample water upon depth.
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Cedar Falls
Federal Court
Waterloo
United States
F. F. Faville
Storm Lake
Judicial Department
Cedar Palls
German Trade Advancement
Germany leads in chemical production with sulfuric acid and artificial indigo. England originated key processes but lost trade to German factories. German methods have already transformed indigo and dyeing, with four fifths of global dyes currently made in Germany.
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Lancashire
England
Germany
Germana
Archbishop Ireland Denounces Judicial Recall in Democracy Speech
At a Grant celebration in Galena Illinois on April 27 Archbishop Ireland defended American democracy and warned against social ism and recall of the judiciary as the gravest danger. He argued equality does not mean equal possession and condemned measures that undermine private property and stable social order.
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Galena
Ireland
Grant
Imaal
Freedericks, German Aristocrat, Performs Cedar River Swim Feats
Ernest Fredericks, 27, descendant of German aristocracy and world traveler, swam from Lafayette Park bath house to the YMCA landing in Cedar River, a two mile crossing, on Wednesday and Friday. He fled Germany to avoid military prison for a duel, has journeyed across continents, speaks several languages, and plans to teach languages in Waterloo. He and his wife, a University of Wisconsin graduate nurse, recently moved from Chicago and joined First M E Church under Rev W F Spry. he said he might settle permanently if pupils for his language courses arise.
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Bath House
Germany
Cedad River
Lafayette Park
Fredericks
Young Fredericks
National University
Hudson River
Yokohama
Japan
Ernest Fredericks
Forelands
Uversity
Wisconsin
Chicago
M. E
W. F. Spry
Spry
Colcern
Waterloo Business College
Lyric Theatre Secures Civil War Film and Merchant Slides
The Lyric theatre announces an unusual program for Monday and Tuesday featuring 3000 feet of Civil War battle scenes and a history titled Fifty Years Ago Today. Spiegel motion slides will showcase four lines of business from Winterloo’s leading merchants. The event aims to draw crowds and fill houses.
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Lyric Theatre
United States Overland Company
Spiegel
Winterloo West
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Cermar
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Calumet, Mich
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Dike
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Yerater
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Buffalo
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Tooters
Chris Juhl
Kris Juhl
Voices of Nature
Chris, Jr
Cdty
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EN Chicagh
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Physical Educators of the
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Iowal Association
T. Patrgrave
Natal
John T. Fairgrave
Mr. Fairgrave
David Pixley
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M. S. Cline
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Butler County
Black Hawk County
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BOY Scouts
Charles McKinstry
Twenty-fourth
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Rudolph Pubbert
Washington Street
Cedar Talls
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Logan Ave
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