Funeral for Emil Simons on Held in Cedar Falls
Emil Simons on laid to rest in Cedar Falls with Woodman lodge organizers and uniformed pallbearers from the drill team. Services led by Rev. Titus Lowe at his home, as the Woodman lodge attended in full. Nearby, a Christmas night altercation involving Greeks led to Geo Bliss arrest for assault, with a hearing set tomorrow morning. Frank Lamb, injured in an I C Wreck near Jesup, was seen on streets, bandaged and recovering. I D Corning recalls snow fighting on railroads and a historic engineer Jim Holden known for strong language. Coe College defeated State Teachers College 24 to 21 in Cedar Rapids. return game Feb 23. State Teachers College basketball travels to Leander Clark University in Toledo Friday.
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Cedar Falls
Emil Simonson
Titus Lowe
Woodman Lodge
John Lamb
Peter Rasmussen
Louie Paul
James Oster
Carl Fish
Wm. Schnable
Buffalo
Geo. Bliss
Geo. Baris
Tom Bliss
Cummins
State Teachers’ College
Coe Coliege
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Toledo
Leander Clark University
Funeral of Jacob Dall and Cedar Falls notes
Funeral for Jacob Dall held at Cedar Falls at 11 this morning following his death Saturday night from long standing cancer. He was 56 and a Cedar Falls resident for 14 years, survived by his widow, J. P. Jepson, C. A. Shelly and J. Bergen. The report also lists a Cedar Falls events week including a Robinson Dry Goods annual employee banquet, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Miller arriving from Alma Center, and Hillside Cemetery association plans in Waterloo.
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Cedar Falls
Jacob Dall
Emmet Miller
City
Alma Center
G. W. Miller
Oak Ridge
Waterloo
Mr. Miller
Old-Timers Predict Great Crops After Hard Winter
Anatin Leversee from Mt. Vernon estate praised the current severe winter saying it sets up a strong soil foundation. He notes old-time winters often followed by good crops and predicts a great cropping season ahead. He added that heavy snow and deep freeze seem to prepare the land as in early settlers days.
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Anatin Leversee
Hig
Mt. Vernon
Community News From Littleton Iowa Dates Jan 15
Mrs Rebecca McLaughlin and relatives visited in the village. Residents report illnesses including eye trouble Effie Williams and Madeline Jesse with appendicitis and pneumonia. Several local exchanges note birthdays, parties, and visitors. ice cutting at Littleton and Jesup supplies. a snowbound gathering at W L Dunlap’s. and over fifty attendees at the M E church Tadies Aid dinner benefiting church work.
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Littleton
Rebecca McLaughlin
T. B. Durham
Chas
Tadies
M. E. Church
W. S. Dunlap
Dar
First Application Darkens the Hair Sage and Sulphur Remedy
An advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore natural hair color, reduce dandruff, and promote growth. It claims a single nightly application yields noticeable results by morning, with guaranteed refund if unsatisfied. Sold by druggists for fifty cents. H. W. Taggart, 627 Commercial Street.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Com’l St
Orange Two Teachers Meeting Postponed in Severe Cold
January note from Orange Two reports the teachers meeting at the hall being postponed due to frigid weather. Updates show Sam Harbaugh recovering from illness and several residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Orange Two
Sam Harbaugh
West
Des Moines
Fore Park
W.H. Lichty
Sanford Lichty
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Glen Trenty
Cunningham
Poln
Milton Trent
Nannie Glessner
A. K. Glessner
Miss Bronson
Miss Glessner
Ira Fike
Waterloo Shippers
Hubert Sweitzer
Nebraska
Jay Hoover
KE. M. Smith
George Shores
Cedar Rapids
Settlement Reached In Silt Case At D B Savior Home
Sunday visitors observed a civil matter labeled CL M Mackins Bradley Wrecott go to a settlement before trial. Plaintiff sought 1750 pounds alleged due from defendants for injuries to a horse and a table damaged by them.
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D. B. Savior Home
Church Women Open Dining Room to City Poor in Aid Push
First Congregational Church in Council Bluffs opened its dining room to the needy, serving hot sandwiches coffee and soup free as long as demand lasts. Critics say revival meetings should focus on physical needs, while Creche superintendent Caroline Johnson notes overwhelmed charities and urges discernment amid impositions.
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Council Waifs
First Congregational Church
Council Bluffs
Caroline Johnson
Creche
Associated Charities
Local notes from Winslow Iowa and surrounding areas
Mrs. Henry Augusten of Nebraska visits Winslow to see her ill mother Mrs Kate Algyre. Frances Webster visits Waterloo. Charles Williams spends Sunday with relatives near Shell Rock. Earl Cortright visits Waterlog. Mr and Mrs John Holland host Sunday guests. L P Newell hosts a brief visit from her brother. Mr and Mrs W H Maldzahn attend a Newell event.
Danderine Promise To Make Hair Lustrous Soft And Abundant
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming a ten minute cleanse will leave hair light wavy fluffy and abundant. It promises dandruff removal scalp refreshment and eventual new hair growth with regular use and suggests a 25 cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
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Danderine
Garely
Knowlton
Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Fred Dorman Held
A gathering of relatives and friends was hosted Sunday to honor Mr and Mrs Fred Dorman of South Wakata with a family dinner and celebratory remarks.
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Fred Dorman
South Wakata
Waterloo Y Mutes Muscatine in January Showdown
Prof H R Lee physical director of the M CSA has arranged a second Waterloo versus Muscatine game to be played in Muscatine on the evening of Wednesday January 24. The Pearl City event was set for that date as the teams prepared for the match.
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H.R. Lee
M. CS A
Waterloo- Muscatine
Pearl City
Tan
Local Dodge Basketball Preview Promises Upcoming Games
Dodge basketball fans and players await dates for the first game of the season. Enthusiasts look forward to matchups as organizers confirm an ongoing wait for schedule details and related events.
Blast Furnace Burst Kills Several Workers Near Duisburg
A blast furnace near Duisburg Germany burst in the night killing several iron workers and seriously injuring two others. The accident occurred in the furnace area outside the city. Authorities调查 launched an inquiry into the cause of the disaster.
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Duisburg
Germany
Undefined Coin Values Fragment
Fragmentary list of prices and coins including 16c 18¢ 10¢ 13¢ 13c¢ 23c tic 23e 10c suggesting a market or catalog of small denominations. No clear event or entities identified in readable text.
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Lulius
Roya, Jarnagin
Waterloo _Evening Courier
Pranklin
Iowa
Frank Lamb
I. C
Jesup
Illinois
Central
Mr. Lamb
I. D. Corning
Great Western
Jim Holden
Jim
Lawn City
Terest
Omer
J. P. Jepson
C. A. Shelly
J. Bergen
Lumbermen
Robinson Dry Goods Company
N. Sorensen
State Street
Hillside Cemetery Association
Nettie Wilson
Nineteenth Century Club
J. W. Lord
Manchester
Walter Voorhies
Lab
Myron Harris
Arthur Dickey
G. W. Dickey
Dickey
Miss Nelle
J. M. Hoffman
Fort Dodge
Benedict
Mary Chase Caffin
Hoiffman
Howard Townsend
Fort Dange
J. J. Meythaler
East Perry
Effie Williams
Madeline Jesse
Teo
LeRoy
Frank Rehberg
Hartman
F. C. Munus
Charles Budzine
Here
Floyd Kingsbury
Harvey Hayes
Kansas
Odin — Kissinger
W. L. Dunlap
H. B. Patten
Wapsie
Orange
Winslow
Waterloo “Y
Muscatine
W. B. Fox
Lafayette Street
Cnawere
Ralston
Bohart
SOAPS
Swift
Lulu
Swift's Pride
Swifts
State House
Reliance
Blackstone
Japan
Sane
Union
the Fox Grocery
West Side
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