Cedar Falls Social and Personal Notes Update
Cedar Falls Iowa reports from Rochester Minnesota that Mrs. W A Severin recovers well from surgery. Mrs. Seymour returns to Hast Bridgewater Massachusetts after visiting Prof. Seymour. Anna Baxter heads to Topeka for a brief relatives’ visit. Dr and Mrs C C Seerley depart for Manhattan Montana. Mrs Logan Ragle returns to Pueblo Connecticut after visiting Rev and Mrs Fahs. Rev Luke Donlan preaches temperance at St Patrick's and speaks to the Newman Society at Teachers College about miracles. Ed Hagerstrom named by the light committee to install Municipal plant poles and wires. A E Powell to oversee the power plant. Mr and Mrs D B Clark return to Cedar Rapids after visiting Clark's parents. Funeral services for Mrs A W Pierce set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Methodist church led by Rev J W Holl.
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Seymour
Prof. Seymour
Hast Bridgewater
Mass
Anna Baxter
Topeka
Kan
St. Patrick’s Church
Luke Donlan
Newman Society
Teachers’ College
Ed. Hagerstrom
A. E. Powell
Sermons Readied at Methodist Church Tomorrow
Burial planned at Greenwood cemetery as Rev. J. W. Holland of the Methodist Episcopal church will preach in the morning on Driving Power and in the evening on Unconscious Seriousness.
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Greenwood Cemetery
J. W. Holland
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Golden Council
Royal Arcanum
Royal Ladies
Koof P. Hall
Falcons
Tigers Defeat East Waterloo In Fast Central Gym Clash
Cedar Falls Va Feb 7 Special The Tigers defeat East Waterloo 34 to 20 in a fast basketball doubleheader at Central Gym. Francis leads with 5 baskets, Brown 4, Stelzer 4 as East Waterloo Trinity Becker 4, Berry 2, Briggs 3. Next game vs West Waterloo at Waterloo Friday promises a renewed showdown.
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Cedar Falls
Central Gym
Tigers
East High
Waterloo
Ward
East Waterloo Scrubs
Midgets
Weine
RK. F
Boehmler
L. F
Hauser
Bailey
R. G
Watters
L. G
Lindetholt
R. F
Small
Hutton
Clay
Branson
Francis
Brown
Stelzer
Hanson
Christensen
East Waterloo
Berry
Becker
Miller
Briggs
Sage
Briggs J
Huston
Richards
Teachers’ College
West Waterloo
Income tax forms go out to about twenty thousand Iowans
About 20 000 Iowans will receive income tax forms for the ten months from March to December 1912. The law requires returns if income exceeds 2500 from all sources, excluding certain bonds and government office salaries. Some must request forms, with fines up to 1000 for noncompliance. Guidance clarifies accrued interest and depreciation rules, including repairs vs betterments and owner occupied dwellings. Prospective taxpayers advised to seek help from the collector or correspondence, and banks may obtain forms through the treasury department.
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Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Treasury
Sioux City
Collector of Internal Revenue
Dubuque
Legh Hunt at Washington D C
Prof Leigh Hunt former Cedar Falls principal travels world after leaving Black Hawk County buys land near Washington D C to build a home. Local pupils recall him warmly as church services outline tomorrow feature sermons by Rev J D Vanney, E J Bronson, Miss Lois Vaughan and Rev D W Fahs plus music by Frampton and Lulu Ewing. Congregational service welcomes G A R and W R B C for Lincoln Memorial remarks.
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Cedar Falls
Leigh Hunt
Cedar Walls School
Washington, D. C
Presbyterian Church
Lois Vaughan
Canton
China
D. W. Fahs
Prof. Frampton
Misa Lulu Ewing
Fire in Timmerman and Moore Shoe Store Basement
A basement blaze under the Timmerman and Moore shoe store on Fourth Street was extinguished with chemicals after proprietor R C Moore detected smoke and alerted the fire department. Minor smoke damage to the upstairs area and adjacent properties occurred while insurance adjustments continue for earlier Russell Lamson losses.
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Russell- Lamson
Timmerman & Moore
Fourth Street
R, C. Moore
Russell-Lamson
Black Hawk Bank
Fitzgerald Brothers’ Clothing Company
Fitzgeralds
Trains Resume Regular Service After Snowstorm
A snowstorm and high winds yesterday delayed Illinois Central trains but not severely. Night schedules ran late while westbound No 13 reached 7 15 from Chicago about on time, leaving 15 minutes late. No 16 was 25 minutes late, and No 15 Chicago Fast Mail 25 minutes late this morning amid snow complications in Chicago reducing switch operations.
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Illinois Central
Chicago
Chicago Fast Mail
Foley Kidney Pals Advertised Across Regions
Advertorial claims Foley Kidney Pills ease backache rheumatism and kidney bladder troubles by restoring kidney and bladder function. Peddled by druggists everywhere with assurances of swift, effective results.
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Notre
Advertix
Woman accuses neighbor of assault in home dispute
Mrs. Vern Pett sues neighbor Carlton for $1,010 in two counts alleging he entered her Washington Street home on January 16 1914 and forced improper liberties after delivering milk. She describes being hugged kissed bitten and restrained, defending herself with a dipper, and recounts a second attempted assault stopped by her striking him.
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W.om. Carlton
Washington Street
Vern Pett
Washington
H . Tullar
Carlton
Fortuny society programs and officers elected
The Fortuny society of weap Water high school met Friday afternoon in the third floor society room. Miss Zariman, new elocution teacher, led a varied program including a speech by Howard Leighton on employer benefit plans, humorous readings by Edith Wagner and Anna Wilson, and a short scene from Scandal. Officers elected: President Clyde Davis, Vice President Evalyn Hear, Secretary-Treasurer Maybedd Mack.
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Fortuny Society of
Weap Water
Tthel Zariman
Mary Starr-Gross
Clyde Davia
Evalyn Hear
Maybedht Mack
Spiker
Howard Leighton
Edith Wagner
Magic Cafe
Anna Wilson
Clyde Davis
United States
Hoe
Harold Ingersoll
Mr. Burbank
California
Burbank
Archie Methar
Sir Peter
Genevieve Strayer
Lady Teazle
Bank Statement Shows Clearing Banks Reserve Rise
New York report dated February 7 details state banks and trust companies over Reserve requirements by $40,068,000, up $215,000 from last week. Loans rise $7,065,000 while specie and legal tenders fall. net deposits drop $17,292, circulation up $139,000. vault reserves total $478,062,000 with excess lawful reserve at $215,100. Trust companies hold $91,228,000 in reserve with clearing house members.
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New York
Greater New York
Judge Sustains Verdict For Galloway Co In Injury Suit
A personal injury suit against William Galloway Co is dismissed after Judge Platt sustains a motion to direct a verdict in favor of the defendant. Plaintiff Albert Schultz, a employee, claimed $10,000 for an injury in January 1913 when steel damaged his right eye. Attorneys for defendant were Pickett Swisher. plaintiff’s team Feely Fee ly Clark. Evidence was in by 2 46 and jurors were excused during the ruling.
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Platt
William Galloway Co
Albert Schultz
Pickett & Swisher
Feely, Feely & Clark
District Agents of Insurance Co Meet in Iowa
A meeting of Equitable Life Assurance Society district agents gathered in Craig Calkins office in northeastern Iowa. Attendees included James F. Began of the home office and W R Palmyer of Dubuque, with F W Winters of Manchester and E H Bummingh of Oelwein among others. Also present were local agents Brownlee Shan nop J W Rhodes and George C Nolte. The gathering noted Egan, previously of Dubuque, remains interested in the town and its newspaper past. Additionally, an advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for relief from colds constipation and headaches, selling at 24 cents a bottle.
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Craig
Brownlee
T. J. Shannop
J. W. Rhodes
George C. Nolte
New York
Egan
Dubuque
Piatt Case Tidings Before Judges Mullan and Dupayove
Lauritzen will be called as a witness in the O'Dex Hardware matter before Judge Mullan and Judge Dupayove. In a separate division Kohl is set for a related hearing with Maro listed among the attendees.
Vague Political Figure Seen Encouraging Support in Hawthorne
A garbled report notes Floyd Vetine a candidate in a local race. References to Pony Master, Rig, and Lin Trent Tide Uright suggest a campaign push with injury and public interest. Friends express strong hopes for Vetine while Hawthorne figures are mentioned in a school context.
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Floyd
Hawthorne Grrived
Isennernty
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Evente
Transac
Cédar Falls
Rochester, Minn
W. A. Severin
Mrs. C. C. Seerley
Manhattan
Mont
4. B. Clark and Son
Cedar Rapids
A. W. Pierce
Methodist Church
J. W. Holl
Legh Hunt
Washington, D
Black Hawk County
Baptist Church
J. D. Vanney
E. J. Bronson
Congregational Church
W. RB. C
O. H. Holmes
Robert Stevenson
Dougle
District Agents OF Insurance CO
MEET
the Fox
Sycamore Street
Mishawaka
Goodyear
Mme
Rive King
First Congregational
Lisst
Rubinstein and
Reineicke
Theodore Thomas
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Evening Courier
PONY
Floyd Vetine
Tf Voues Old
Som Oof
Goa
Rennie
MIS
Lin Trent
Kisselkar
October Std
National Cartage Company of Detroit, Mieh
Crete
KisselKar Service
Wartory
WisselKar
Kissellar
Kisselbar Co
West Fifth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Sherwood
East Fourth Street
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