Personal Notes at Cedar Falls Records of Local Goings-On
Cedar Falls Iowa Feb 26 special notes on Dell Burr filing against Smith for ring theft and fast trampling of local loiterers. Mentions Mexican border tensions and local drill by Capt Willimek Co M. Includes social visits, a kerfuffle with youthful mischief, a birth, farm business, and a paralytic stroke. Officials named for Cedar Falls election march 10 and demolition of a forty year old livery barn for a Wagner Mfg Co storehouse.
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Cedar Falls
Dell Burr
Burr Hotel
Smith
Thomas
Walter G. Weart
J. W. Willemek
C. M. Wyth
W. H. Bedford
Gay Ford
F. L. McCreerey
F. L. Snider
Washington and
First Streets
Wagner Mfg. Co
O. E. Mullarky
Roadman
Geo. Clark
Trade prospects are encouraging in early 1913
The March Leavitt Johnson bank letter reports U S trade clearings rising. January country wide clearings up over 7 percent from 1912 and 12.5 percent from 1911, with outside New York gains of 10 percent and 17 percent respectively. January total clearings reach 16,309 million dollars, outside New York 6,970 million dollars.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
New York City
New York
Medicine Claim Promises Free Trial Cure for Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments
An advertisement by Dr. T. Frank Lynott offers a free supply of a patent medicine to prove its curative power against uric acid related kidney and bladder disorders and rheumatic pains. Readers are asked to send symptom lists, age, and address to receive the medicine and a free medical book, diagnosis letter, and guidance.
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T. Frank Ly- Nott
Deagan Building
Chicago
T. Frank Lynott
Building operations hit new high in 1912 and outlook for 1918
The report cites 1912 building operations totaling 1,012 million dollars nationwide, with 783 million outside New York City, both records except 1909. January permits reach 40 million, winter grain crops are normal, and wartime and labor troubles loom as deterrents. Experts expect heavy trading may ease toward normal and 1918 to show a good overall year despite recession risks.
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New York City
New England
Is Your Library Book Due A City Notice Of Overdue Fines
A reader reminder explains library due dates stamped on slips and cards, warning that a March 10 due date may appear as Mar 106. It outlines postal notices sent after three days overdue, increasing fines of two cents daily, and eventual recovery steps if the book is not returned.
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Brary
Waterloo
Fry Brothers to Albert Lea charged with assault in second degree
Two Fry brothers Mark and Leonard were arrested after a wild west scene near the Blowers home on Lafaye tte street. Indicted for assault with intent to do great bodily injury, Sam Fry pled guilty and was fined five dollars while Mark and Leonard were taken to Albert Lea. Guy Walker was tried and found not guilty of carrying concealed weapons.
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Blowers
Lower
Lafayette Street
Mark
Leonard Fry
Albert Lea
Minn
Minnesota
Oscar Subbay
Fry Brothers
Albert Lea Sonne
Fryes
Leighton
Waterloo
McSweeney
Sam
Mark Fry
Guy Walker
Fry
Sam Fry
Albert. Sea
Leonard
Walker
Earl Barker
Meyers
Diphtheria Quarantine As City Reports Two Cases
Edward Nauman, 18, of 215 Jefferson Street, suffers from diphtheria and the home is quarantined. Two cases of diphtheria are currently reported in the city. Citizens are urged to return overdue library books to avoid notices and to inform of any address changes.
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Edward Nauman
Jefferson Street
Butcher’s Case Proceeds as Judge Deliberates Friday
Local butcher case draws spectators as Police Judge Meyers weighs resubmission and evidence. Attorney J B Tuas argues Cros not guilty. evidence to show no cattle butchered and no cows udders in shop. Sanitary inspector Wyant expected to return for possible second arrest in city.
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Meyers
of PL Cros
Tuas
Atl
Cros
Agtty
Tuddil
Crug
Wodry
Alwiya
Tuthill
Kenyon
W. W. Wyant
Aunt Maria Owen 1a Dead in Dunkerton
Maria Owen known as Aunt Maria died of pneumonia at 6 30 last evening in Dunkerton Iowa funeral services set for Thursday at 1 39 from the Methodist church with family of high daughters and a son raised in the town
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Joy
George Fisher
Hudson
Greenwood Cemetery
Dunkerton
Maria Owen
Maria
Methodist Church
Matriarch Owen Dies at 75 After Long Dunkerton Ties
Mrs. Owen widow of Eli Owen and mother of nine, dies at 75. A member of the church, she was among Lester township's earliest settlers. Rev Keaggy to preach. The family includes Edith Whitney Adel French Nettie May Bertha Eldridge Louie Walker Cora Moulds Ethel Hersch Anella Dickey and Frank W Owen with roots tracing to Vermont and Idaho.
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Keaggy
All Skin Remedies Fail Try D D D Prescription
Advert claims all skin remedies fail and offers a guarantee for instant itch relief. Wangler Bros., Druggists, promotes D D D Prescription for Eczema with a 60 cent bottle as a start. includes D D D Soap as aid and promises cure or no charge.
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Wangler Bros
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Harry Ott
Cunningham
Sands
New Hartford
Bendon
Cuba
Phreanez Club
W. Fe, Woodring
Ruddick
Waverly
Alexander
Chas. Bheerer
Ed. W. Short
Woolstock
Curls Ford
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
United States
Mehitth
Park Olmstead
Falls
Park Olmsted
J. Olmsted
West 12Th Street
PX. Miller
Fairview Cemetery
Park Collings Olmsted
N. D
Mrs. Peabody
John Ives
Town City
Mark and
Leonard Phy
Asati
Gree
Ghos
Judge Meyers
Advishemint
Butcher's
Atorney
Hoda
Mara Owen 1A
Luster Township
McCune’s
Sycamore Street
East Waterloo
Bell Outfitters
W. T. Towne
the Bell Outfitters
East Fourth Street
Iowa
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