Personal Notes at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Ia Feb 19 Special It is thought the city council will not appoint a successor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr Weart. Regular spring election is close, about a month away. Remains of Mrs J P Wolfe will be brought to the city for interment in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs W M T Titkin returns from Rochester Minn where she has been receiving medical treatment. Miss Hansen leaves for Des Moines to visit her sister. Fred Birch announces the death of his brother at Terre Haute Ind. Mrs Herman Fisher entertained the Pythian Sisters Kensington. wm Klier formerly in business has returned from California and will resume travel to his home. Mr and Mrs Walter Rownds health improving. Charles J Connell visiting West Branch Ia for investment. J L Bailey entertained friends at a dinner. Nels Oleson has leased the Dr Jensen house on Bluff. James Bumegartner returns from Cherokee. Ladies Aid society St Patricks church meets. Mrs E H Carnegie reported sick with grip. Frank Charles accepts position as salesman for Weart Frisby Lumber Co. Danish Brotherhood met last night with music and supper. Miss Lillie Robinson Latin teacher at high school suffers grip. Orville Hamilton accepts traveling salesman post with Standard Gate Co. H P Nielsen and wife hosted guests in honor of Mr and Mrs Juleson of Chear Lake. Superintendent Bruce Francis invites for 6 oclock dinner. Mrs A Pierce reported quite sick with pneumonia.
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Cedar Falls
Weart
J. P. Wolfe
Waterloo
Greenwood Cemetery
Wolfe
James Vaughn
Brainard
Minn
Vaughn
Suit Filed Over Newspaper Attack and Damages
J W McClinton, long a Minneapolis picture show operator, sues the Minneapolis Tribune for 920000 alleging a vicious attack by the paper led him to sell out. He had earlier sought 20000 in damages in the case. Also reported is the funeral of Walter G Weart conducted at Congregational Church with pallbearers named and burial at Fairview cemetery.
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Cedar Falls
J. W. McClinton
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
Farmers Plan To Organize Elevator Co Op
Washburn farmers meet Friday night to organize a cooperative elevator company for buying all kinds of grains. Prof A A Burger of Black Hawk County Test association is invited to address the gathering.
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Farmers of
Washburn
A. A. Burger
The
Black Hawk County
Relatives Hurry To Bedside Of Stricken Man
Mr Park Olmsted lies gravely ill at his mother Mrs J Olmsted’s home 1029 West Twelfth Street with fear of imminent death. Brother George Olmsted arrived from North Dakota to be with him. he has many friends in the city who will regret the illness.
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Park Olmsted
J. Olmsted
West Twelfth Street
George Olmsted
North Dakota
Mr. Olmsted
MARKET REPORTS CHICAGO WHEAT CORN OATS HOGS
Chicago market notes show wheat turning up after a hesitant start with May near 9 1/2. Corn weakens on mild weather, May around 6 1/2 to 5 3/4. Oats slide due to slow demand. May around 3 1/4. Hog futures drop with first sales down and pork at 19.75. Kansas City cattle receipts listed at 6,500 for the day.
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Chicago
Southwest
May
Grain and Provisions at Omaha Livestock Market
Omaha Neb Feb 19 cattle receipts 4400 market steady natives 7 8 50 cows 5 7 40 western steers 5 8 00 Texas steers 5 6 50 hog receipts 16700 market heavy mixed prices 8 20 8 60 rough 8 00 8 46 light 8 25 8 50 hog market closed 6-110 cents below yesterday sheep receipts 6800 yearlings 7 7 85 wethers 5 75 6 50 lambs 8 00 8 80 Chicago hog market opened steady mixed 8 20 8 60 rough 8 00 8 16 heavy 7 90 8 37 light 8 25 8 50 estimated tomorrow hogs 31000 left yesterday 4100 sheep market strong at open then weak natives 5 00 6 50 western 6 25 6 60 native lambs 7 25 8 85 Western wooled ewes 6 25 8 85
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South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Caicago
Colorado Lambs
Texas
Hair Growth Remedy Promises Relief for Bald Heads
An old home hair growth formula claims to restore color stop hair loss and remove dandruff without greasiness. The blend uses Bay Rum Lavona de Composee Menthol Crystals and optional To Kalon Perfume and is touted as harmless by physicians though not to be applied on the face or where hair is not wanted.
Remedy For Wrinkles And Complexion With Wax
A vintage guide recommends mercorized wax to unclog pores and improve skin. It claims standard cosmetics clog pores, winter worsens waste elimination, and wax peels off dead skin daily to reveal younger skin in under two weeks. It also offers a facial treatment using saxolite and hazel to remove wrinkles.
Waterloo Evening Courier Want Ad Call
An employment oriented plea urges readers to place want ads in the Waterloo Evening Courier for maximum reach. The note emphasizes the paper’s large paid circulation compared with rivals and positions the ad service as highly effective for job seekers and advertisers alike.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Egg Prices Drop As Warm Weather Lowers Cost
In Waterloo this winter eggs are as cheap as 19 cents a dozen, down from 45 cents a year ago, a 26 cent drop. Harry Casebeer notes public demand shifts from eggs to butter as prices ease, while butter stays firm at about 40 cents for 16 ounces. He quips about needing to worry a hen to cover bills.
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Waterloo
Harry Casebeer
Fourth Street West
Harry
Wheat and grain market close report for several cities
Minneapolis and Waterloo markets show grain prices with Wheat May at 87 3/4 cents and July at 88 3/4 cents in Minneapolis. Waterloo lists Flour and Grain prices per cwt for several brands with Pioneer Crystal and Wellington noted. Rye and Barley figures are partially legible with Wheat values recurring.
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Waterloo
Wellington of
Jewels and gold in saw dust trail at Columbus revival
Report from Columbus Ohio notes youths digging through sawdust during Evangelist Billy Sunday revival unearthed coins jewelry and a diamond pin while vandals looted a tabernacle taking 18 dollars in lighting fixtures. Sunday departed with a 21000 dollar draft from offerings and endorsed gifts to ensure funds.
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Columbus
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Miss Hansen
Des Moines
David Hansen
Fred Birch
Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. Birch
Herman Fisher
Kensington
Bluff Street
Wm. Klier
California
Henry Kiler
Walter Rownds
Charles J. Connell
West Branch
J. L. Bailey
Nels Oleson
Tremont Street
Dr. Jensen
Bluff
James Bumegartner
Cherokee
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Patrick’s Church
A. Seoor
Normal Street
E. H. Carnegie
Frank Charles
Weart- Frisby Lumber Co
Lillie Robinson
Orville Hamilton
Standard Gate Co
Hamilton
H. P. Nielsen
State Street
Juleson
Chear Lake
Bruce Francis
W. Pierce
A. W. McLinton
BUYS
Minneap
Olis Tribune
Claims Journal
Walter G. Weart
Congregational Chuch
Otis Holmes
J. E. Snowden
W.W. H. Mercer
M. Wyth
J. B. Newman
R. Leavitt
Dr. van der Veer
L. Blandine
Fairview Cemetery
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
E. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Kansas City
Grain and Provisions
Cape Ee
Sascbeer
New York
Louis
Germany
Burson
Wales
Taber
Nacle Treasure House
Tabernacle
Sunday
Winona Lake
Helen
George Sunday
Mattie Mason
Columbia
Evangelist
C. H. Eightey's Grocery
Sternshein’s
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