Personal Notes From Cedar Falls Bulletin
Cedar Falls Iowa February 25 Mrs George Thueson injured by sleigh spill resting comfortably at home and fast recovery seen. Officers claim Commercial club rooms at night used by hoodlums causing trouble. Policeman Jacobs flushed a covey only with urgent pleas allowed them to go. Mr and Mrs W F Burke hosted Mrs Julia McGarvey and son Eagle Center. Leo and Less Hughes attended Knights of Columbus in Des Moines. Roger Leavitt went to Des Moines for legislature. The school question will be debated today. Mrs J B Knoepfler hosted Book and Needle club at 2309 Town Street. Mr and Mrs P H Boyson Cedar Rapids visited. R C Webster shipped a car of horses to eastern market. George Wagner family to relocate Baltimore Md. Annual exhibition of women’s physical training students at college gym Saturday 2 pm drawing crowd. Mrs Chas Wild to host Greenwood Cemetery association Wednesday. J C Rodell hosted birthday gathering. Gold Medal debate at Teachers College Saturday March 8. Cold weather continues 16 below yesterday morning. Old timers recall cold snaps before the war. Dan Thomas Iowa Falls visited yesterday. Mr and Mrs W M T Aitkin returned from Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Aitkin recovering from operation.
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Cedar Falls
George Thueson
Commercial Club
Jacobs
W. F. Burke
Julia McGarvey and Son
Eagle Center
Messrs
Leo
Less Hughes
Des Moines
Knights of Columbus
Roger Leavitt
J. B. Knoepfler
Book and Needle Club
Town Street
Pailos Vanquish the Origs in Fast College Battle
At Cedar Falls the Philo and Orio societies played a keen basketball match at the college gym last night. The Philo team defeated the Orio with a 23 to 19 score, winning the banner as one of the season's fastest games. The Alpha sisters greeted the champions in chapel this morning with songs and yells.
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Cedar Falls
College Gymnasium
Philos
Orios
Little Philo
Sisters of the Victors
Alpha Girls
Citizens Gas and Electric seek early franchise consideration
The Citizens Gas and Electric company asks for prompt review of its franchise proposal. Information is being withheld from the public until the light committee decides on publicity, with a preference for disclosure via the committee. if not, public knowledge should reach readers through the press before the special election.
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Cedar Falls
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
Light
Electric Company
Old Elm Stump Removed as Park Avenue Elm Tests Time
The last vestige of the Jefferson street elm, planted 1865 66 by George Ordway, was carted away after being cut last fall to modernize the area for lighting. The oldest elm now standing is on Park avenue between South and Wellington streets, planted in 1856 by O P Hunt.
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Jefferson Street
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
George Ordway
Waterloo
D. W. Foote
South
Wellington Streets
James Vaughan
O. P. Hunt
Mullan
Falls Avenue
Charles Mullan
Snowfall Light This Year Boosts Spring Fertility Hopes
An Orange township farmer notes an eight inch snow cover worth thousands, says it conditions ground for spring ploughing and fertility. He contrasts light snows this year with last season's heavy storms and record crops, while Yukon Missouri grower P. E. Walling endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs. Ad text ends with druggist sale note.
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Orange Township
West Side
P. E. Walling
Yukon
Foley
Gascar ets Best Bowel Cleanser Ad Claim
A promotional ad touts Gascaret as a night time bowel cleanser that promises a thorough cleanse by morning. It claims millions use it to regulate stomach liver and bowels and urges including children for gentle cleansing.
City tightens curb on itinerant vendors with new license rules
City council approved a stringent ordinance defining itinerant vendors as those selling goods in any one place for no more than 128 days and banned certain sale terms unless disclosed under oath. Vendors must deposit 500 with the city clerk for license and are subject to attachment. The notice closes with an unrelated advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills.
Not Drunk but Drugged, Man Arrested in Police Court
H. B. Harold told police he was not intoxicated but had been drugged after giving 25 cents to an acquaintance for quicker lodging. He said after one drink he lost control, recalls falling on Rock Island tracts on Commercial Street, and that his supposed friend searched his pocket. He was released on his own bonds with a suspended thirty day sentence.
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H. B. Harold
Rock Island
Commercial Street
Arraignment in Police Court Ends in Jailed Man
Three drunks appeared in police court this morning. Two were discharged on first offense. Andy Dean received thirty days in the city jail after prior releases from custody during the past week.
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Andy Dean
Grade Examinations for Rural Schools in Black Hawk County
Regulations for eighth grade exams in Black Hawk County rural schools issued by County Superintendent Margaret Myers outline two tests yearly. The first occurs on the last Thursday and Friday before February, the second on the first Thursday and Friday in May, with specific township district conductors listed for each exam site.
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Black Hawk County
Margaret Myers
Barclay Township
Cora M. Tull
Benning Township
Grace Shining
Big Creek
Jennia Taylor
Blackhawk
Hudson
Elizabeth McAvoy
Cedar Township
Edith Haizlett
Cedar Fails
Belle Lorenz
Eagle Township
May Murphy
East Waterloo Township
Fox Township
Ruth Beckley
Lester Township
Dunkerton
Ralph Mayo
Lincoln Township
Katherine O'Neill
Mt. Vernon Township
Alice Hewitt
Orange Township
Town Hall
Edna Welsh
Poyner Township
Raymond
Anna Shermer
Spring Creek Township
Mary Hanawalt
Union Township
Wendell White
Washington Township
Eva Jorden
Mustardle Quick Relief Promises No Blister
Old fashioned mustard plaster revived as MUSTEROLE a clean white ointment. Rub on skin to relieve pain with no blistering and penetrating through pores. Advert Says for sore throat bronchitis colds and rheumatic pains with a home delivery offer from Cleveland Ohio. Testimonial from a mother in Philadelphia endorses its effectiveness.
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Harman
Board of Trade Approves By-Laws at Meeting
The Commercial club and Board of Trade approved by-laws prepared by a committee at the secretary L. Park's office last evening. A general meeting was debated for March 4 but no steps were taken yet as members want more matters arranged first. The directors met afterward to discuss important but confidential propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
L. &. Park
Board of Directors
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Cedar Falls Daily News
J. G. Packard
3. G. Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Phono
Live Town
P. H. Boyson
Gedar Rapids
R. C. Webster
George Wagner
Baltimore, Md
Chas Wild Will
Greenwood Cemetery Association
J. C. Rodell
Mr. Rodell
Teachers’ College
Dan Thomas
Iowa Falls
W. M. T. Aitkin
Rochester
Minn
Pailos
California
Omaha
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
Robert Newton Lynch
California Development Board
Cal
J. W. Turtle
Trav. Pass
West Fifth Street
Des Moines, Iowa
ROK
Curtis Ford
West Second Street
Mr. Ford
Jefferson
Praeumoniad
Musterale Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Kileman & Gindt
East Fourth Street
Vassar Girls
W.B. Patton & CO
Paul Davis
Mort Pope
Mlo Ie
San Toy
Coe
Chicago
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth Street
Jievferson Street
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