William West Civil War Vet Dies at Cedar Heights
William West, 82, veteran of the Union forces, died at 4:30 p m yesterday at his Cedar Heights home after a short illness from pneumonia. Born in England in 1846, he immigrated in 1855, served in the 145th Tutnels infantry, later farmed in Lamont Ill, married Catherine Holsner in 1870, moved to Shell Rock in 1876, later to Cedar Heights in 1911. Survived by widow, three daughters Mrs Frank Yardo Waterloo Mrs Lizzie Bowen Shell Rock Cora at home and one son William Tacoma Wash. Body at Dahl funeral home Cedar Falls awaiting word from son in Washington.
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Waterloo Couple Tells Interesting South Sea Tales
Dr. and Mrs. W. 3B. Small report a delightful antipodean voyage from Vancouver to Sydney Fiji and New Zealand. Mrs. Soil recounts cane-woven customs coral jewelry and port of Suva while noting weather culture and traveler observations aboard ship and in cities from Auckland to Canberra.
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Illinois Central Officials Attend Shippers Meeting
H. G. Brown trainmaster and 5 W Braden freight agent head for Chicago to join the Midwest Shippers Advisory Board annual meeting at the Palmer House on Thursday. Minnesota division attendees include Sam Kerr Cedar Rapids and J L Strouse J H Allison and B L Bowiden Dubuque.
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Ford Line Adds Town Car Taxi Model A Chassis
Ford introduces a custom built town car mounted on the Model A chassis offered at 1500 dollars. The design aims for formal lines with a square-cornered back inspired by French mode and traces to a Mrs. William Wrigley Jr order.
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Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief for Constipation
Dr Edwards olive tablets provide a calomel free laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated tablets use vegetable laxative with olive oil to encourage normal bowel action with a mild nightly dose. Available in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes.
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Ford introduces taxi body for Model A chassis in Europe
The Ford Motor Company unveils a taxicab body for the Model A chassis suitable for personal conveyance with seating for three and an optional passenger beside the chauffeur. A sliding glass partition separates the passenger area from the driver, and triplex shatterproof plate glass is used throughout. One taxi body is on display at Rengis Automobile Company.
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