Cedar Falls bowlers sweep Police in three straight games
Cedar Falls won three consecutive matches against the Police at Jackman alleys, leading by 106 pins. Oldrich topped Cedar Falls with the high score, while Morningstar led in average as the visitors struggled and Cedar Falls consolidated.
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Oldrich
Morningstar
Old Ford
van Tilburg
Leister
Sun Dodgers
Hard Coal Specials
Mucha
Hard Coal
Atos Salao
Stewart
Dunlevy Rayne
Jackman Tate
A. McFarlane
Thorson
Wes Ale
Acca
Mucha Ween
Stoke
McFarlane
Eene
L Pet
Cubs
Ee Wees
Owls
Braunswicks Aes
W. Manahl
F. Kezar
Jay Birds
R Morris
E. Manahl
A. Morris
Chamberlain's Tablets Sell Through Adams Ad
A reader testifies that six years ago a sick father used Chamberlain's Tablets found advertised in newspapers and has not been ill since. A sister with stomach trouble also benefited. Sold by dealers, De H W Sigworth 300 Russell- Landsct Building, phone 1128.
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Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
Ft. Smith, Ark
H.W. Sigworth
Russell- Lamsct
Brown Wrestler Carl Brown Aims at Top 158-Pound Class
George Hitchcock, Brown’s manager, reports the wrestler in peak condition and ready to meet any top 158-pound foe. He seeks bouts with Walter Miller, Otto Sutter, Mike Yokes or other leading grapplers and will consider terms from major challengers for a chance to prove himself. Brown’s camp has sent challenges to papers nationwide as they await replies.
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Hitchcock
Brown
Walter Miller
Otto Sutter
Mike Yokes
Salt Lake
Local Notices and Visits From Iowa Towns
Eagle Center reports Wm Schneider called to Mendota Illinois for ill brother. Mr and Mrs John Weber visit Harper Iowa. Martha Strubel spends a week at Waterloo. Gertrude Reiter from Waterloo visits relatives. Loraine Bedard stayed Hudson with sister Mrs Wm Rosauer. Shaulis Bros. cut wood for C P Schaefer. Philip Beck drilling well on farm. Frank Klein family spent Christmas at Waterloo. Alvin Strubel a Waterloo caller. Marie Burger visiting Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Goodrich and daughter from Waterloo spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Charles Hesse. Farewell party hosted by T Conry. Iva Smith of Point Blank Texas cured of liver complaint by Chamberlains Tablets and recommends them. For sale by all advertisers.
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Eagle Center
Wm. Schneider
Mendota
John Weber
Harper
Martha
Strubel
Waterloo
Gertrude Reiter
Loraine Bedard
Hudson
Wm. Rosauer
Shaulis Bros
C. P
Freeport Club Members Plan Iowa Visit in January
Freeport Illinois boosters will visit Cedar Rapids on January 7 and Waterloo on January 8 after an invitation from the Town Criers club. Secretary R B Simpson and President H E Kiester coordinated the trip with Cedar Rapids hosts and arrangements for a welcoming reception.
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Freeport
Iowa
Town Criers’ Club
Town Criers
Baltimore
Town Crier
Commierial Club
Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
R. B. Simpson
H. E. Kiester
Boosters
Kiester
New Garage Opens on Fifth Street by Hileman and Garner
The automobile firm Hileman & Garner opens a new garage at 405 Fifth Street West in a remodeled building. Owners Jay Hileman and C A Garner will handle Haynes cars exclusively and offer a full line of 1914 models. A rear general repair shop with a complete automobile fixture line is highlighted. Garner brings extensive service experience with Haynes and other firms.
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Hileman
Garner
Haynes
Woodmen of World elects officers at annual meet
The Woodmen of the World held an election naming C. C.-J. R. Sisco and A. L.- Ross Conklin to top posts. Clerk B. H. Miller re-elected, Banker John B. Hayes, Warthman William Mueller, Sentry John G. Dahl. M. O'Donnell elected to board of managers succeeding H. L. Fry. Camp physicians Drs. Rohif and Thompson named. Installation planned at a Jan. 5 smoker and banquet.
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Woodmen of the World
C. C
J. R. Sisco
A. L
Ross Conklin
B. H. Miller
John B. Hayes
Warthman
William Mueller
John G. Dahl
M. O'Donnell
Board of Managers
H. L. Fry
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Gas Machine Disaster Prompts Damages Suit
The Galloway acetylene gas explosion spurs Ben Eicher to sue the gas mechanism makers for damages. He claims a defective machine caused the blast that damaged property and endangered lives, partly due to a stove fire in an adjacent room.
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Galloway
Ben Eicher
Mr. Eicher
Eicher
Bennington Township Holiday Visitors and Local Events
Frank Rosa and Lena Funk of Titonka Minnesota visit Bennington relatives. Elsa and Harriet Tribon visit Independence aunt. Knight and Mae Williamson host Dec 26 party. Tom Mason visits Reinbeck. Gertrude Coale vacationing with relatives in Waterloo. Holdiman welcomed baby girl Friday. Dwight Friedley birthday surprise. Local students spend holiday from various schools at home in Bennington.
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Bennington
Reinbeck
Gertrude Coale
Injured Man Falls From Motorcycle Near Allison
John Arters, about thirty, was found unconscious on a road near Allison Monday forenoon after a suspected motorcycle fall. A physician attended him. injuries deemed serious though not yet clear. Mrs. J. K. Lincoln, at her son's home, W. L. Lincoln, rallied after a grave illness. Visitors Adie Shepard Agnes Chestnut Clarksville and others were at the Lincoln home.
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Allison
John Arters
J. K. Lincoln
W.L. Lincoln
Adie Shepard
Agnest Chestnut
Clarksville
W.C. Shepard
Moe Richardson
Teawick Mundas
Eelathyas
Local Rowley Notes and Community Updates
W. E. Brady of Independence visited his brother C. B. Brady this week. Alma Osberg returns to Cedar Rapids after a visit. C E Andrews of Cedar Rapids on business. M. D. Blood confined to his room. Mr. Hawkins of Independence in town. Carpenters finish interior of James Orr’s new residence. Roy Melick and family from Quasqueton in town. Car buyers Will Kress Earl Zimpfer and Jake Kress purchased new cars. C D Boon of Boise visits son Jay and old friends. plans to Toledo for spring with daughter Mora Anderson. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ireland of Waterloo died Sunday and was buried here. James Clayton and two daughters from Melton visiting relatives in Rowley. Clayton formerly a Rowley resident. Bertha Christianson has been in Chicago teaching last year.
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Rowley
W. E. Brady
Independence
C. B. Brady
Alma Osberg
Cedar Rapids
C E. Andrews
M. D. Blood
Mr. Hawkins
James Orr
Roy Melick
Quasqueton
Will Kress
Earl Zimpfer
Jake
Kress
C. D. Boon
Boise
Ida
Jay
Toledo
Mora Anderson
W. J. Ireland
Waterloo
Ireland
James Clayton
Melton
Robert Clayton
Clayton
Bertha Christianson
Chicago
Free Trial Offer Promises Asthma Cure At No Cost
An advertisement claims a new home method can cure asthma for any patient. It promises immediate relief from wheezing and paroxysms and invites all sufferers to mail in for a free trial, stressing no payment and universal applicability across ages climates and occupations.
Free asthma coupon frontiers in Buffalo ad notice
Free trial of asthma method offered by Frontier Asthma Co located at Room 599H Niagara and Hudson Streets Buffalo New York. Readers are urged to request the free coupon by mail to receive the method.
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Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as an easy ready-to-use tonic to darken gray hair naturally. It claims several applications restore dark, glossy, luxurious hair and eliminate dandruff and itching, with H W Taggart selling the product.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Moving picture show draws crowd at Woodman hall
A large crowd attended a moving picture show at Woodman hall on Monday evening. The funeral of Robert Elliott, a highly regarded neighbor from west of Brandon, was held Monday after paralysis and a fatal stroke. Sympathy goes to relatives Mr and Mrs Baker of Chicago visiting Mrs George Myers on Harrison street.
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Mrs. Baker
Chicago
George Myers
Harrison Street
Josie Myers
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