Fairy Good Luck Learns Humility in Wish Tale
In a 1915 vignette, Fairy Good-Luck seeks bigger powers to aid mortals and asks the Queen for greater scope. She grants five wishes to a farmer’s wife, who uses them for dress, carriage, and status, neglecting crops and work. The farmer reverses the wife’s wishes, the fairy leaves with no gains, and the Queen advises returning to small deeds for true happiness. Tomorrow’s story is How Mrs Mouse Saved for Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairy
Fairy Good- Lueck
NeCiure
Quaker Herb Remedies Promoted By Fisher In Wa Co Visit
Fisher, a Quaker health teacher, arrives in Wa Co to advertise Quaker Herb Remedies. He urges catarrh rheumatism indigestion and other ailments victims to visit Schmerman drug store at 9 o clock for consultations and claims dramatic proof of remedies. He cites a reported tapeworm case and says more examples will be shown at the drug store with daily hours.
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Fisher
Waco
Schmerman Drug Store
Waterloo
Hare
Henry 5
Durham
W. Crawford St
Renison
Texas
Schuneman
Schuneman Drug Store
Sloan
Charles Johnson
P.O
Lowston's Station
First National Names Officers
At the annual meeting of the directors of the First National bank yesterday afternoon in the directors room all 1914 officers were reelected. A large attendance of stock holders was present and expressed pleased with the past year's report. The usual dividend was declared. Officers: President P. J. Fightney. Vice presidents A. M. Place and James Black. Cashier C. A. Larson. Assistant cashiers F. P. Turst J. Rechtfertig H. H. Cordes. Directors: I. J. Elghmey A. M. Place James Black W. W. Marsh J. T. Sullivan J. W. Rath J. O. Trumbauer T. W. Place F. J. Fowler H. W. Grout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
P. J. Fightney
A A. M. Place
James Black
C. A. Larson
F. P. Turst
J. Rec
Nature Noise From Cold Nails Startles Waterloo
A peculiar rattle reported in Waterloo as nails shot from newly built houses during extreme cold. A woman phoned police at 4 45 p m when temperatures were twenty two below zero. officer searched the area, found no menace, and reassured the frightened caller. The Waterloo camp of Sons of Veterans held its annual installation at the G A R hall with over 100 attendees. Dr. Fay er installed officers and W A Kerr of Fort Dodge spoke, noting the organization aims to expand nationwide.
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Aurora
Waterloo
Sons of Veterans
Son of Laws
G. A. R. Hall
T. G.fayier
W. A. Kerr
Fort Dodge
Order
United States
W. L. Kerr
In Memoriam Miss Mae Moseley
Deep sorrow fills Cedar Falls as Mae Moseley is mourned after a sudden death. She taught in Black Hawk county rural schools after two years at Cedar Falls The community extends heartfelt sympathy to her parents and relatives.
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Miung
Mae Moseley
Miss Moseley
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Mary Ward
Cora Thompson
Hazel Wasnburn
Cedar Falls Briefs Of Local Social And Business News
Jan 18 Cedar Falls notes report visiting relatives and neighbors from Buckingham, Stewartville, Ashley and Waverly. club meetings include Home Literary and Social club, Thursday club luncheon, and Odd Fellows Rebekahs installation. Thomas Olson buys partner's share in Olson Thorn dahl grocery. other items cover illness, travel to Mayo Clinic, and a Christine Miller concert at State Teachers College auditorium.
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Gedar Falls
Daniel Gallogly
Buckingham
Arthur Gallogly
Margarette Gallogly
Dubuque
Mt. St. Joseph’s College
Arthur Cotton
Stewartville Minn
Cedar Falls
Lee Paulger
G. R. Dayton
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William Behrens
West Twelfth Street
Levi Waumpanh
JA. Wilson
Widredge Wilson
Rochester
Minn
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Bennett
Kensington
E. J. Cable
Mesdames S. M. Cox
Frank Cotton
Roy Shearn
FE. A. Burns
C. H W. Plummer
T. C. Stevenson
Frank Stevens
John Fearer
N.C. Olesen
J. I. Brown
Humbert
Sarah Eusti
Dennis Olson
Olson & Thorndahl
Martin Thorndahl
State Teachers’ College
Thuras
Cedar Falls Couple to Mark Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Cedar Falls January 18 report on Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clark marking their 60th anniversary. Married January 14 1855 in Janesville Wisconsin they moved to Cedar Falls and raised a family. The couple hosted gatherings at 216 Washington Street with children grandchildren and great grandchildren listed.
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Cedar Falls
George W. Clark
Black Hawk County
Janesville
Wis
Fanny Frazer Streeter
Main Street
Fifth
Connell- Cowan
Altho
Waterloo Road
John Call
Mr. Clark
Galena
Dubuque
Iowa
A. Bishop
H. C. Hunt
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Washington Street
J. B. Bates
Waterloo
William K. Clark
Fort Dodge
C. M. Wynkoop
G. Byron Clark
A. B. Magon
Walter E. Clark
Otto Murphy
Peoria
Ill
Jeanette Bates
Clark Haies
Til
Joe Scheltler
Chicago
Local Cedar Falls News And Club Notes 1915
Multiple Cedar Falls items include Woman's Missionary society meeting led by Mrs. Martin Christiansen and Mrs. Anna Wilson, a surprise birthday for Mrs. W. C. Miller at 515 Clay Street, and Peter G. B. Madsen returning from Montana. Local farm fire at John Simpson's near Janesville destroyed a barn, corn crib, two horses, three calves, and 250 bushels of oats starting from an overturned lantern. Frank B. Miller elected president of Cedar Falls National Bank. TI. S. Gilkey steps down with vice presidents named, and Frs. Gilkey becomes president of Cedar Falls Trust. Danish Lyren society selects officers for 1915. Harriet Lake of Independence addresses Cedar Falls Woman's Club department on Woman in Industry.
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Ular Entertainments
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Martin Christiansen
Anna Wilson
W. C. Miller
Clay Street
J. Madsen
East Cedar Falls
Peter GB. Madsen
Montana
John Simpson
Janesville
Juhl
Iss Harriat Lake OF
Women in industry urged to expand night school courses
Discussion highlights a push to add sewing and cooking classes for wage earning women to address practical needs and aid others. Members commend Miss Lake for her eloquent appeal and the club’s efforts toward helping women in industry. Citizens Savings Bank reports a satisfactory year and votes in 1915 officers and directors.
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Miss Lake
Club
Women of the Sand
Olive Tablets offer quick relief from constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a non calomel laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets promote normal bowel and liver action with minimal griping. Available in 20 and 25 cent bars from all druggists, Olive Tablet Co Columbus Ohio.
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Edwards
Calomel
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus, O
Inspiring address energizes Christian Endeavor workers
Karl Lehmann of Boston spoke at Westminster Presbyterian Church to Christian Endeavor workers last night. His tale of extensive travels highlighted the society’s program OC E and its meanings consecration enthusiasm and service. His humor kept the audience lively and pledged benefits to the city chapters.
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Karl Lehmann
Boston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Lehmann
Christian Endeavor Societies
Internal Bath A Bold Remedy for Constipation and Toxins
An advertisement touts Rheumasalts as an internal bath to relieve constipation headaches sallow skin and indigestion. It claims a carbonated drink cleanses the stomach and intestines detoxifies the body without calomel and with quick action on bowels liver and kidneys. Prepared by Rheumabath Company Minneapolis Minnesota bottles priced at 1.49 and larger.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Inspiration sparks drive for Ch Tan Endeavor building funds
Members heard Mr. Lehn recount the evening’s energy and led to a substantial fundraising total for the new Ch Tan Endeavor society headquarters in Boston, aiding the recently erected building.
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Lehn
Ch ‘Tan Endeavor Society
Heaquart
Boston
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Cedar Falls National Bank
Frank B. Miller
TI. S. Gilkey
Gilkey
Roger Leavitt
F. G., Jackson
C. H. Rodenbach
Cedar Falls Trust Company
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Miller
Henry Miller
James ‘A Miller
Hig Bank
California
Call
H. W. Johnson
Francis Gilkey
Rodenbach
F. W. Jackson
Leavitt
A. Mange
A. Iversen
P. Hansen
Mous Hershberg & Co
York
Men’s Work J Toys, Cassimeres and
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Bernard & Gould Clothes and Boot Shop
East Fourth Street
Citizens Savings Bank
C. A. Wise
Sebelgen
W. N. Haatrop
H. Silliman
J. E Seanee
W. G. Nihn
M. J. Byersteller
Miss Berdina
Severin
W. N. Hostrop
H. N. Siliman
J. Ervin Evans
J. B. Nawman
P. Colegrove
Adam Boysen
J. Wild and
J. P. Jepsen
Dr. Edwards
C. E
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Dept. B
Philadelphia
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