Auto Highway Improvement Suggestion From Cedar Falls Leader
Cedar Falls Iowa August 29 Special T B Carpenter president of the Cedar Falls Automobile club proposes a plan to fix the south road between Cedar Falls and Waterloo. He urges a volunteer crew of auto owners to repair ruts and protruding stones from Cedar Falls to Waterloo, starting at each end and meeting midway, to improve the road quickly. He notes the Waterloo end at the Black Hawk bridge is particularly bad.
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Cedar Falls
T. B. Carpenter
Waterloo
Carpenter
Partition suit filed over Julian Richards real estate
The text outlines two partition actions and a replevin suit. Siddie F. Richards sues Edgar Thayer Richards for partition claiming Julian Richards held one third and the boy two thirds, with Julia A. Richards will leaving eight ninths to the boy. Also Oliver Typewriter Co sues G Von Nottweiler Co for replevin of a $100 typewriter leased at $5 monthly with default noted. An appeal is noted in Union Mercantile Co v F W Biggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siddie F. Richards
Edgar Thayer Richards
Julian W. Richards
Julia A. Richards
Julian Richards
Oliver Typewriter Co
G. von Nottweiler & Co
Union Mercantile Co
If. W. Biggs
Get It New Corn Cure Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as a safe, painless corn cure that removes corns callouses and warts without irritation or blood. It claims quick relief, stockins won’t stick, and urges customers to buy at druggists for 20 cents or order by mail from Lawrence & Co. in Chicago with local Waterloo retailers listed.
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Lawrence & Co
Chiago
Waterloo
Walden & Floyd
Inder & Son
Miller
W. 4Th St
Schuneman
Guernsey Leaves for $50,000 Post in AT&T Legal Dept
Des Moines reports confirm Guernsey will retire from Guernsey Parker Miller on November 1 to head the legal department at the American Telegraph and Telephone Company in New York. James E Parrish will join Parker and Miller as partner in Parker Parrish Miller replacing Jener Rey. AT&T operates Western Union telegraph lines and Bell telephone systems. Word is Guernsey will earn about six thousand dollars yearly. Theodore N Vail, president of AT&T, discussed the move.
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Des Moines
Register and Leader
N. T. Guerneer
Guernsey, Parker & Miller
New York
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
James E. Parrish
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Messrs. Parker and Miller
Parker
Opening rehearsal for October festival at Vie tory hall
A formal rehearsal for a musical festival to aid Seraphic Heights hospital drew a large crowd at Our Lady of Victory auditorium. Chicago leader Charles BE Sindlinger stirred interest with high quality music and urged further participation at Friday's session at 8 o'clock.
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Seraphic Heights Hospital
Our Lady of Vietory
Charles BE
Sindlinger
Chicago
Waterloo
Woodmen of America Picnic Set in Cedar Falls
The Black Hawk County Modern Woodmen of America Picnic association will hold its first picnic in Cedar Falls on Thursday Sept 5 during homecoming. Woodmen and Royal Neighbors from Black Hawk and nearby counties are invited with free coffee and cream. Lincoln Beachey will make his Curtiss aeroplane flight from the golf links south of the city as the day’s sole admission event besides evening entertainments.
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Cedar Falls
Spe
Black Hawk County
Modern Woodmen of America
Black Hawk
Lincoln Beachey
Third Street Property Owners Petition for Asphalt Paving
Property owners along Third Street from Washington to Tremont petition the city council for asphalt paving to complete paving around the park. The city would fund half of the south park sidewalk. funding investigation required before action. QO Eighmey left yesterday for Emmett Idaho to visit his daughter and seek relief from hay fever through climate change.
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Third Street
Washington
Tremont
Aas
QO. Eighmey
Emmett
Idaho
Largest Iowa bakery to add two stories and double capacity
Alstadt and Langlas announce a new two story 60 by 80 foot expansion at the Vienna bakery site on Elm and Mulberry streets. When completed, capacity will reach about 35 000 loaves 3 000 buns and related items daily, with twelve wagons loading through twelve booths and a sanitary reinforced concrete plant boosting home and nearby city sales.
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Iowa
Alstadt & Langlas
Vienna
Elm and
Mulberry Streets
Waterloo Evening Courier to Run Brady War Pictures
Parents urged to show children the new Brady War Pictures issued in sixteen sections by the Waterloo Evening Courier. Each week a new part is available with a coupon on page 3.
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Schuol
Waterloo Evening Courier
Arrest Follows Loss of Cash
W. J. Laughlin of Cleveland, 24, was arrested on larceny by Sgt. John Farrell after cash vanished from Mrs. Harvey De Wald at 429 Argyle Street. Laughlin, a boarder, allegedly took $11 from a sewing machine drawer. A second suspect, Austin McCleary, 34, was arrested for a traffic ordinance violation. his case continued to this afternoon.
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W. J. Laughlin
Cleveland
Ohio
Polles
John Farrell
Laughlin
Harvey W. de Wald
Argyle Street
Ready-Prints in Countercharges in Sherman case
Washington Aug 25 The American Press association and the Western Newspaper union once enjoined under the Sherman decree from unfair methods accuse each other of violations. If sustained, contempt proceedings may follow. William T Chantland will investigate as special assistant to the Attorney General. The dispute stems from a war over boiler plate and ready print supplied to about 16 000 small newspapers.
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Washington, D. C
American Press Association
Western Newspaper Union
Wickersham
William T. Chantland
Department of Justice
Advertised Letters List Names Readers Expecting Mail
A long list of recipients appears under Advertised Letters, naming Miss Fannie Adams to Mr. William, including Mrs. J. D. Eagle and Major E. W. McIntosh, with numerous variations of first names and surnames. The notice records names in alphabetical style, indicating letters awaiting pickup at the post office.
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Fannie Adams
F. W. Anderson
W. G. Boyer
Jane E. Braden
Oscar Camel
Agron Cameron
Ella Chalfant
M. Chicco
Mabel Dayton
Margaret Doody
Lenor Dwyer
J. D. Eagle
N. Eastman
Stella Entwisle
Verna Fisher
Lulu Gear
Katherine Gill
Mildred Gleason
Rose Glada
R. E. Griffith
Plorence Hadley
W. H. Hallman
Albert Hazert
Estella Houghton
May King
Nargaree J. Leochnes
Agnes Leonard
Jessie McCorkendale
E. W. McIntosh
Lizzie Mastera
R. K. Meekner
F. Willig Mosher
Waterloo Prominent Specialists May Open Office Here
Prominent professionals in Waterloo are considering establishing a branch of Findley Co Dr Findley Co's treatments for nervous and chronic diseases. For decades their staff claims to cure without surgery, serving Iowa and Des Moines for over seventy years and twenty three years respectively. If opened, Waterloo residents would save time and travel to Des Moines for expert care.
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Dra. Findley Co
Iowa
Des Moines
Waterloo
Courier want ads time savers list of names
A long list of personal names and company names appears as a want ad note. The Courier states that its want ads are time savers.
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Courier
New Visiting Nurse Appointed
Mrs. K. Fox of Waterloo appointed by Associated Charities officers as visiting nurse to succeed Miss Edyth McCoy who resigns October 1. Mrs. Fox has Waterloo ties, recent substitute for McCoy, and is sister to attorney M. H. Kelly. Home at 429 Western Avenue. H. S. Engle of Sterling, Illinois, visiting his daughter Mrs. Emil Hanna.
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Waterloo
Th Associated Charities
Edyth McCoy
Fox
Miss McCoy
M. H. Kelly
Western Avenue
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Cedar ‘Falls
Owa
Cedar
Falls and Waterloo
B. Carpenter
Lawn City
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Edinwood
Neb
ODD Fellows and
Rebekahes
Cedar Heights
Cc. A. Bozarth
Noble Grand
Savings Bank
the Security Savings Bank
M. FE
M. FL
W. C. Jones
FE. L. Snider
F. L. Snider
Second Ward
O. F. Loyer
Baulder
IMRS
Updegraff
Leo H.spaulger
Leo H. Paulger
Oska- Joosa
Carl
Murl
Lloyd Carpenter
James Campbell
Franklin
Ind
Julia
Typewriter Company
Guernsey
MW. A'S
Falls
Eighmey
Ned
Society
Jd. Laughlin
DRS. Findley Co
Oelwein
Ee Ee Clothiers
Bert Shirey
James Shoup
L. M. Skinner
J. D. Smith
Mrs
Rhae Snow
Ira Sporiesa
C. Taylor
C. W. Tedford
Don Underwood
R. EB. Vincent
H. B. Waldron
Irving Walters
Waterloo Ledger Co
Elmer Weing
Geo. A. Wetzel
H. A. Whipple
B. Wiley
D. Winniger
Ernest Wright
Ed Zorge
A Ari
Engle
Sterling, Ill
Emil Hanna
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street