Rop halted Plant Will Be Moved After Readvertise
Cedar Falls Iowa April 30 Special City council met to resolve paving issues after Judge Ransier decision. They will readvertise bids for asphalt paving on Clay street, awarding to Horrabin under his bid, moving his asphalt plant to the city. Ten days for readvertisement. Horrabin has enough work to justify the move. Several intersections to follow. contractor costs about 1200. Cedar Falls ladies prominent in Waterloo meetings with district officers and program roles. Civic League to meet tomorrow afternoon in Commercial Club rooms with talks on Baby Health Contest and needs of local girls. mothers urged to attend.
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Cedar Falls
Ransier
Ryant
Horrabin
Clay Street
Bryant
Waterloo
George S. Dick
F. H. Cutler
C Miller
C. P. Cosgrove
J. W. Kern
Utler
M. E. Huareh
Lacey Silliman
Clara Sawyer
Mosely
Frank Olton
Hathaway
Yedar Falls
Civic League
Bession
Ida G. Heades
Tarion McFarland Walker
Iowa State Teachers to Send Trio to Emporia Oratorical
Prof John W Barnes will depart Cedar Falls with Carl Erickson Brian Condit and Ahenn Davis to represent the Teachers College in the internormal oratorical contest at Emporia Kan Also read of Peter Paulsen purchasing the N H Harris home in Cedar Falls for 5000 and 6000 raised to equip the Western Old People's Home in this city The college professors return from Des Moines after attending the Iowa Academy of Science meeting and Cedar Falls prepares for Home Coming Week planned by the Commercial Club The report notes serious injuries to George Corwin in a runaway accident and Miss Eva Creswell resigns as head of the physical department at Cedar Falls High School
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Cedar Falls
John W. Barnes
Emporia
Kan
Carl Erickson
Brian Condit
Ahenn Davis
State Normal Schools of
Kansas
Missouri State Normal
Cape Girardeau
Western State Normal School
Macomb
Ill
Wisconsin State Normal School
la Crosse
Teachers’ College
Erickson
David C. Merner
W. C. Lang
Julius Seltenrich
George Knoche
Eickelberg
Waterloo
Wile
Waverly
Aurora,ll
Des Moines
L. Begeman
Condit
P. A. Bond
W. J. Kadesch
J. Cable
M. F. Arey
F. Hersey
Miss Alison. Aitchinson
Iowa Academy of Science
Begeman
Eva Creswell
Cedar Falls High School
Creswell
Board of Education
Familiar character of CE DAR Falls ill again
Nis Barso, once a Denmark town leader and later a familiar city broom and shovel worker on Grant Street, is reported very ill at home. He has been a notable local figure for about fifteen years since paving work began, known for his diligent daily labor and public service.
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Nis Barso
Grant Street
Mr. Barso
Denmark
Cedar Falls Creamery Names New Buttermaker
George Assink resigns as buttermaker at Cedar Falls creamery to join Standard Separator Co. U A Harvey of La Porte City becomes new buttermaker with Paul Peter as assistant. Creamery praises business strength. co operative plans grow with Faidell and Jensen joining. Deep well added and other improvements completed. Charles Shorter family plans move to Ryan near rented farm.
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George Assink
Cedar Falls
Standard Separator Co
U. A. Harvey
la Porte City
Paul Peter
Gen
Messrs. Faidell and
Jensen
Transfers of Property and Local Happenings in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa April 30 Miss Ruth Miller eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Miller returns to Knoxville Tenn to resume studies after a months absence due to appendicitis surgery at a Galesburg Illinois hospital. Miss Dorothy Mills of Chicago drills pupils for the high school play Cupid at Vassar. Waterloo and Cedar Falls Mill Co buys seven acres north of the river near Grant Street for unspecified use. George Alvestad new pharmacist at Wise's drug store. from Ames now resident at 815 Town Street. About 5,000 people attended a Saturday night reception at Citizens Savings Bank. Rain improves ground. fields and pastures benefit from the recent showers. Mrs Edward Townsend and Mrs A G Thompson return from the Pacific coast en route home. Hon EB D Kinne of Ann Arbor visits daughter Mrs TeClair Martin. W F Grech and wife of Nashua visit Cedar Falls. Mr Coseh, a Nashua banker, noted. Mrs Soren Mansen and daughter Dora are visiting from Tacoma.
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Cedar Falls
Ruth Miller
Frank
George Alvesteal
Wise's
Tifa
Ames Ority
Himself
Famies
Town Street
Phar
Citizen's Savings Bank
Edward Townsend
A. G. Thompson
Pacific Coast
Cedar Malls
Kinne
Ann Arbor
Mich
TeClair Martin
W. F. Grech
Nashua
Edward Smith
Yesterlar
Chicago
Coseh
Soren Mansen
Misa Dora
Tacoma
Hay fever relief credited to Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound
Mercer Mo resident G H Combs reports hay fever and asthma attacks improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He says prior medicines failed to help but the remedy relieved him wonderfully, calling it better than anything he had taken. a W Taggart
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G. H. Combs
Mercer
Foley
A. W. Taggart
Lincoln's Son Defends Lincoln Against Roosevelt Attacks
Lincoln's son Theodore Roosevelt critique letters are cited as perverting the martyred president's views. He defends Lincoln's constitutional fidelity and warns against radical reforms that would end the constitutional checks and balances. Newark report notes the debate over slavery, emancipation, and the Dred Scott decision amid calls for recall of judges.
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Newark. N
Massachusetts
Taft
Tebert Po
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Che Tetter
Roosevelt
Sauter
New England
Transervelt
Congress
United States
Gettys
April Weather: Dry Cold With Backward Fruit Buds
The Roft Slippy weather report notes unusually dry and cool April with less than 1.87 inches of precipitation, seven shower days, eight wet days, and temperatures from 32°F to 74°F. Frost danger is low, but fruit buds form slowly and will not bloom for several days. Vegetation mirrors last year’s backward progress.
Simplicity of Good Literature Bible Study Edition
Emerson praised simple language in literature and the Sermon on the Mount as a model. The Waterloo Evening Courier highlights a deluxe illustrated Bible edition with superb art, readable to all, available in limp leather or cloth bound forms, Protestant and Catholic editions. The paper notes the educational certificate and presentation plan printed elsewhere in today’s issue.
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Emerson
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Victor
Wash Goods
Voiles
Roy A. Jarnagin
W. ‘8Th Street
Iowa
Rophalt
Jonty
Degaterg
Emporia, Kan
State Normal School
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Peter Paulsen
Harris
N. H. Harris
West Twelfth Street
Mr. Paulsen
Mr. Harris
Commercial Club
George Corwin
Miss Creswell
Charles Younker
Siloam Springs
Mr. Berner
Tremont
Twelfth
Mr. Younker
Parkersburg
Dragon
Charles Shorter
Ryan
Lawn City
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Mill ' Co
Teddy
Robert
Igolaris Batsubh
de Harnad
Mrost
The
McCormick
East Fourth Street
Violet Peterson-San
Quist
Woolworth’s
Parlor City Millinery
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