Jarnagin Quits Editing Cedar Falls Daily Record
Cedar Falls la Aug 1 Special J W Jarnagin editor and publisher of the Cedar Falls Daily and Weekly Record has retired after eight years of continuous service The Record plant was purchased by Lars E Blabine of Webster City who takes possession today A young new editor comes in with strong journalistic background and favorable recommendations from business leaders
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Cedar Falls
J. W. Jarnagin
Weekly Record
Record
Lars E. Blabine
Webster City
Lawn City
Jarnagin
Daily Record
Jes
Marathon Republic
Freeman-Tribune
Doctors Proud of Their Record at United Doctors Institute
The United Doctors in Waterloo describe their method as scientific and proven, claiming lasting cures for chronic diseases through precise diagnosis, blood and urine analysis, and experienced treatment. They offer free examination and consultation and note many patients in Waterloo and surrounding towns praise their care.
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United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Irsh-Place
Waterloo
Geo. M. Harrison
Gilmore City
Town
United Doctors Institute
North Waterloco and Railroads at Illinois Central shops
A photographer surveyed Illinois Central shops this morning capturing images of workers in various departments. Guests Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McGrath of Independence visited city residents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaufman on Iowa street. Mrs. C. F. Walker and Miss Boylson plan a Chicago trip. John Johnson became a machine shop machinist for the Illinois Central. Machinist Boyd Matthews was sent to Charles City on company business. Boilermaker John McGuire resigned from IC service and will tour other points soon. Machinist Oscar Stromingen appears on layoff. Janitor John Druskatt remained home ill. C. F. Carlson of St. Paul, freight claim agent for Chicago Great Western, conducted business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central
M. J. McGrath
Independence
Fred Kaufman
Iowa Street
Walker
Miss Boylson
Chicago
John Johnson
Boyd Matthews
Charles City
John McGuire
I. C
Oscar Stromingen
John Druskatt
C. F. Carlson
St. Paul
Chicago Great Western Railway
Peddlers sue Charles City over arrest and damages
D E Endleman and E Klein sue the city of Charles City claiming 10000 each for malicious prosecution and false imprisonment after arrest for violating itinerant merchants ordinance. They were jailed two nights and three days until habeas corpus released them. judge voided the ordinance. A new ordinance was adopted and they continued trade. Plaintiffs seek 310000 for mental anguish, publicity loss, and business damage. case expected in September term.
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Charles City
D. E. Endleman
E. Klein
Endleman
Klein
Clyde
Osage
Messrs
Endleman and
District Court
Ellis Hotel Commences Major Renovations in Rear
Management announced a several thousand dollar upgrade last week and a work crew is preparing the trunk room for a new lavatory installation. A Minneapolis firm sent a representative to close a contract for a large lot of fancy tires for refinishing the interior, with plans to rush improvements to other building areas as quickly as possible.
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Ellis Hotel
Minneapolis
Card of Thanks for Ida Smith
William Smith and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during Ida Smith's illness and death. They thank the Ladies' Home circle and the Ladies' Aid society of Mt. Hope for floral offerings.
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Ida
Ladies’ Home Circle
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Mt. Hope
William Smith
Large church wedding in Waterloo on 7 30 pm
A society page reports a large wedding at Emanuel German Lutheran church in Waterloo. Miss Frieda Wolfram, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Wolfram, will wed Rev. Frederick A. Brauer, a new minister from Con cordia Theological Seminary Springfield Illinois, soon to serve near Flathead Lake Montana. The ceremony is conducted by the bride’s father, with 150 invited guests and a reception at the bride’s home.
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Emanuel German Lutheran Church
Vine and
Walnut Streets
Frieda Wolfram
Theodore Wolfram
Frederick A. Brauer
Concordia Theological Seminary
Springfield
Colson
Flathead Lake
Mont
Minnesota
Helena Wolfram
Helen Brauer
Rushlford
Minn
Hermann Brauer
Walter Wolfram
Concordia College
St. Paul
J. Brauer
Rushford
Emanuel Evangelical Association Church
Henry Eickelberg
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
M. G. Munn
Wellington Street
Elsie French
Egypt
Jail Breaker Looms Over City Court
A chaotic jail break roundup reports Judge Hellan deeming one fugitive a Hunegar and a Chicago man getting five days’ labor for hammering away at freedom. Police recounts sentence slips, a 30 day add on, and a shackled reform plan. Separate cases note a motorist fined for no lights and a man paroled for weekly 12 dollar support payments.
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William Gushard
Chicago
Fach
Hellan
Puke
Anton Mave
Wll
George Wreoff
Atchison, Kan
John Wari
Caldwell
Marshalltown
Frank Jackson
Paslice
Community Announcements And Weather Damages
Announcements list meetings at waiting station for a funeral procession to Dunkerton and multiple society gatherings at Electric Park Grant Avenue Newell Street and 116 Clas Street. Weather notes report high winds hail and a cloud burst with property damage near Floyd crossing Niles and a steel bridge area and water waves three feet high.
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Flord
T. M. Burns
William Follenshee
Floyd
Niles
Electric Park Offers Strong Weekly Bill Of Acts
Electric Park presents a premier week bill featuring Mike and Benito European artists Hardie Langdon singing comedian the Man Inatan Trio and Miambo and Bartelli acrobats. Every number is a feature promising crowd draw with dancing on Tue Thu Fri Sat and Friday fireworks display directed by Gregory Fireworks Co of Chicago.
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Electric Park
Mike
Beniio
Hardie Langdon
Man- Inatan
M@iambo
Bartelli
Gregory Fireworks Company of
Chicago
Floyd County Cloud Burst Reported Near Charles City
Reports from Floyd County near Charles City indicate the area was visited by a cloud burst, with witnesses noting heavy rain and rising water in nearby creeks. The incident is being investigated for damage and cause.
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Floyd County
Charles City
Floyd
The Influence of Clothes on Mood in Suburban Life
A brief essay notes clothes alter mood and perception. It suggests bathing and dressing in fresh attire can lift spirits, making the world seem rosy and encouraging a brighter outlook. The piece frames clothing as a transforming power that improves attitude and smiles.
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Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Severs
Cedar Fales
North Waterloco and Railroads
Society! News
Mattie Mason
Franklin Street
E. C. Richards
C. M. Sherman
Tacoma
Wash
Richards
Fannie Searles
Denver Street
Paris
Austin Smith
Linden Avenue
Lady Militant Lodge
Canton Crescent of the Odd Fellows
A. E. Lawton
Fourth Street
Ireta Bouldin
Edna Hill
Clio Club
Clio Chb
F. W. Richardson
Chautauqua Park
Ruth
Jessie Brown
Oak Park
Ill
W. W. H. Schwedler
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. R. Cole
Cole
J. H. Easley
Woman's Missionary Society of
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Progressive
Waverly
Harold Stufflebeam
Mr. and
Reiman
BE. Morris
Lizzie Geier
Mabel Kenyon
Mabel Trusty
Bertie Johnson
F. N. Stockwell
Clarion
Aecgnomia Society
Agco Nomia Society
J. M. Longfellow
Logan Avenue
West Waterloo
M. B
Pinkerton Hall
Restioge Nachoes Capweight
Wei
He~ Terk
Musy Works
R. L. Mether
Sycamore Street
W. R. CG
Wating Station
Dunkerton
Jenson
First Juutheran
M. B. A. Relief Band
T. B. Wmigh
Grant Avenue
Ladies” Catholic Aid Society
Roy Flynn
Clas Street
Black
Trade At Headquarters
Ics Safe
Es Ae
Princess Theatre
East Fourth Street
Iowa
J. B. Forney Optometrist
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