Cedar Falls Fire Nearly Destroys Boarding House
A boarding house at 624 West Twenty fourth street owned by H P Shedd and housing Mr and Mrs Leyton Rowe was largely ruined by a fire likely started by a hot chimney. The building was gutted inside but most furniture was removed. Firemen battled the blaze in frigid conditions and fireman Peter Rasmussen collapsed from cold after the truck returned to the station. He was revived with medical care.
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Nice
College Bui
Mary Moran
Lincoln Street
San Francisco
Cal
Danish Baptist Church
Tuesday Club
Louth Bageman
Retekah Kensington
G. A. St. Hall
Cedar Heights
George Nolte
Dockstader
Woman's Missionary Society of Zion Evangelical Church
Amy Arey
Margaret Oliver
College Hospital
Cedar Falls
H. P. Shedd
West Twenty-fourth Street
Leyton Rowe
Altke
Peter Rasmussen
Baby's Face Eczema Healed By Cuticura In Weeks
Mrs. C. E. Outland of Barnesville Ohio reports a baby suffered eczema scales on the face, itching and scratching, but Cuticura Soap and Ointment restored a clear complexion in about four weeks. The testimonial promises purity and ease of use, urging readers to request a trial by mail from Cuticura Dept A Boston.
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Cuticura
Dept. A
Boston
Mary Carstairs
Mary
Henry Sydmor Harrison
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Water Trustees Debate 1917 Pavement Mains Challenge
Water trustees weigh the feasibility of laying 10 miles of water mains with Sioux City paving plans for 1917. Officials estimate 30 000 to 40 000 dollars for pipe and note a 90 percent price rise since two years ago. They will detail routes on a map and report at the next meeting after conference with city councilmen.
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J. P. Berry
G. E. Shoemaker
Wate Heays
Sioux City
St. Paul
Alterloo
Water Department
Ter
Death of Sumner Pioneer Chris Haas at 7
The death of Chris Haas, age 7, is reported in Sumner. He died Wednesday evening January 31 at the home of his nephew Carl Fiest from Bright disease. Haas was one of Sumner's early business men, running a hardware store until about a year ago.
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Cadar Falls
Chris Paulsen
Mary
Sheffield
Mrs. Paulsen
Thomas
Paulsen
Selma Falkenberg
Esther Larson
Des Moines
Fred Beatty
State Street
George Moody
Waterloo
J. W. Holland
Mac Cresswell
First Methodist Church
Ray Murray
Janesville
Wis
Mary Dick
G. S. Dick
Kearney
Neb
Baldwin
New
Merrill-Richards
Los Angeles
Cal
First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Association
Andrew Stephenson
D. D
DePauw University
The
Presbyterian Church
Ovclock
J. J. Cahoon
College Street
Paul J. Levien
Wyoming
D. Sadah Cahoon
J. F. Cahoon
WW. W. Gist
Freida Cahoon
Chicago
Ames
Moore
la Tunta
Colo
Verle Reed
Blanche Weart
Smith Flats
M Weart
Raymond
Miss
Willard
Miss Ber
Sumner
Chris Haas
Carl Fiest
Haas
Local lodge planned for Sons and Daughters of U S A
Preparations are under way to organize a local lodge for the Sons and Daughters of the U S A. Community members show interest in forming a chapter to promote fellowship support and patriotic activities.
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Lodge For Sons and Daughters of the
National patriotic order seeks Waterloo charter start
The organization, open to men and women, plans a Waterloo charter and anticipates rapid growth with applications flowing in from various states. National secretary W. L. Belt operates from 214 Syndicate Building as the group expands nationwide.
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Waterloo
W. L. Belt
Syndicate Building
Doctor Shallenberger Advertises Nerve and Chronic Disease Clinic
A compact classified notice from Waterloo lists Dr. Shallenberger, a specialist in chronic nervous and special diseases, at the Waterloo Hotel Ellis on Saturday February 10 for his 106th visit.
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Shallenberger
Waterloo
Ellis
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C. E. Outland
Leggett Avenue
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Laffayetta
West Side
Cal J. Miller
West Fourth Street
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Henry Sydnor Harrison
Henry Sydnor
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