Personal notes from Cedar Falls outline travelers and events
Cedar Falls notes report deaths distant and local, travels to Sioux City and Marshalltown, a flagpole vandalism warning, family bereavements from Yankton, club meetings, fashion visits to Chicago, job changes at Casey’s, a new son born south of town, a pitching accident with a wagon, a planned wedding in Harlan, and revival meetings by Rev Hemmingson in Clarks Grove.
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Hemmingson
Clarks Grove
Minn
City
Danish Baptist Church
Cedar Falls Seeks 50000 for New Hotel Investment
Minneapolis capitalists offered to invest fifty thousand dollars in Cedar Falls if locals match. Public appeals urge swift action to outpace others and build a new hotel. Rev. Holmes plans Des Moines trip for education board and legislature as Cedar Falls ties to state schools. Mr and Mrs Richard Flynn relocate to Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Minneapolis
Santee Brothers
Panera
Holmes
Congregational Church
Des Moines
State Board of Education
House
State College
Renew Complexion With Wax Treatment From The Dermatologist
Advertises merced wax habit as a simple cosmetic remedy to renew the complexion. Claims nightly application of wax with a morning wash peels lifeless skin and yields a new clear velvety complexion in about a week. Recommends dissolving saxolite in witch hazel as a face bath to erase lines.
Parkersburg City Hall Destroyed by Fire
Parkersburg Indiana February 11 Special The city hall and most fire equipment burned. Fire was noticed by P Cramer who saved one hose cart with seven hundred feet of hose. A hook and ladder truck ladders and firemen’s gear were ruined. City records survived as they were kept elsewhere.
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Parkersburg
P. Cramer
Des Moines Y M C A. official charged over smoke
Des Moines on February 11 John H Fellingham general secretary of the Des Moines Y M C A was arrested by smoke inspector Harry McNutt for violating the city smoke ordinance He expected to appear in police court this morning to answer the charge He defended heating two large buildings with two boilers noting heating needs could not be met with one boiler. The incident also references an overflowing bowl at a nearby apartment causing water damage to Cal Miller drug store with no major losses reported.
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Des Moines
John H. Fellingham
Des Moines Y. M. C. A
Harry McNutt
Fellingham
Association
Cal Miller Drug Store
Miller
Irene Kentzelman
W., C. F. & N. Railway
John Ritzinger
Canada
Winnipeg
Anna Beeson Purdy
W., Co. F. & N. Railway
Mercury
Suunday
William H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Beachler
W. W. Woolley
Selem Mehmet
Dewar
Gust Beklares
See Buchanan to See Eyes test ed lenses ground
Local brief chronicles routine city notices and social updates. Bank official E W Miller returns from Excelsior Springs. attorney Willis N Birdsall departs for Kansas City. L H Bronson and Nora Marquis visit Fairbury Neb. for a sister. Suit for attachment filed by Frank Hartman against H L and Hattie Clothier for 184.26. Dora Bowser ill with grip.
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E. W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
Excelsior Springs
Willis N. Birdsall
Kansas City
L. H. Bronson
Nora Marquis
Fairbury
Neb
Wilson Clark
Frank T. Hartman
H. L. and
Hattie Clothier
Family finds a home away from home in Los Angeles
The family spends the winter in California at 616 Bixel Street Los Angeles and notes they meet many Black Hawk county people making it feel like home They plan to return to Waterloo in May
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California
Bixel Street
Los Angeles
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Market report from Chicago Board of Trade features high sausage prices
Chicago market notes reveal Twenty-dollar park in provisions, with May pork around 20.00 and lard near 10.70. Wheat steadies on India drought signals while corn and oats weaken as receipts rise. May corn opens lower, then slips. oats follow the general weakness.
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Chicago
India
May
Chicago market reports show steady butter and rising hogs
Chicago butter remains steady as receipts rise for eggs and poultry. Hog market opens higher and closes mainly firmer. cattle and sheep prices move with mixed gains. Cash wheat and corn futures quoted with regional values from Chicago St Louis Minneapolis closes.
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Chicago
ATR Pump Co Names Officers In Annual Election
Automatic Air Pump company held its annual officer election last evening at the Lafayette block offices. Elected president is G. H. Anderson, vice president and treasurer Willis B. Brown, secretary J. W. McMillan. The directory adds C. G. Stearns and G. H. Mitchell.
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The
Automatic Air Pump Company
Corporation
Lafayette Block
G. H. Anderson
Willis B. Brown
J. W. McMillan
C. G. Stearns
G. H. Mitchell
Health warning promotes Foley Kidney Pills relief
A health warning touts Foley Kidney Pills as the best medicine for kidney disorders bladder irregularities backache and rheumatism. It claims the pills are non habit forming with quick results and are sold by all druggists.
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QUA Mammouth Buy
Stein-Mayer & Co
United States
McCune’s
Sycamore Street
Cedar Falls Daily News
I. G. Packard
John F. Showers
A. G. Davis
H.iso
Wash
Davis
Peter Melendy
Marion Walker
Sioux City
Rev. M. Darling
Inent Divine
J. N. Darling
Jack Morrow
British Columbia
T. N. Berger
Marshalltown
East Cedar Falls
A. WH. Lamb
Yankton
D. D
Harry Helfer
Aloha Club
G. W. Fagin
Walnut Street
Emma Smith
Carl Bergen
Casey's
Otis Thorne
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Casey Grocery Store
Chris Jorgenson
D. A. Smalling
Mr. Smalling
Wright
Harlan
Richard Flynn
New Hartford
Scanes
Ness
Pench Y. M. C. A
Buchanan
Majestic
Dora Bowser
William Bowser
Columbus, O
Kathryn Meek
the Woods
J. W. Whitlock
Henry Mankin
Illinois Central
Maynard
J. F. Busly
Valentine Bahl
Poyner Township
Chas. Ty, Becker
Lis
General Market
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
E. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Towa
Muttens
South Omaha
Omaha
Texas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
H. W
N. S
New York
ST. Louis
Wea
ATR Pump CO
East Fourth Street
Percales
Madras
Valuca
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