Traveling and Social Rounds in Cedar Falls Notes
Brief notices from Cedar Falls Ia dated January 20 recount visits by C A Marsh Waterloo L King Newton and others. Various social events include a Cottage Reading circle at Prof and Mrs Lynch and a miscellaneous shower for Miss Esther Seerley. Attendees include Mrs J Knoepfier Mrs Wright and Mrs Hearst. The Black Hawk Oil Co held its annual meeting and reaffirmed officers. Plans announce Esther Seerley to Claude Culley marriage February 5 at Marshalltown.
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Cedar Falls
C. A. Marsh
Waterloo
Cottage Reading Circle
Lynch
L. King
Newton
S. W. Coombs
Denver
Colo
David Moore
Irma Bowen
M. A. Bowen
New Hartford
E. G. Booth
Mason City
Black Hawk Oil Co
F. H. Cutler
Rothermer Silliman
Rochester Minn
Mayo Brothers
J. B. Knoepfier
D. S. Wright
Chas. Hearst
C. A. Fullerton
Esther Seerley
H. H. Seerley
Claude Culley
Marshalltown
Old Brewery Site to Be Replaced by Homes in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa January 20 The old West First street brewery buildings will be torn down this spring and replaced by modern houses. Vaults remain from the once thriving brewery that closed its doors years ago. Hemmerling Brothers report strong poultry show results at Cedar Rapids winning multiple prizes in Rhode Island Reds and Rose Comb Reds categories. The Grand theatre hosted packed screenings of Cedar Falls filmed attractions drawing many local residents. Dr Reyel H Sylvester from the State University spoke on The Unusual Child at the new training school, representing the university psychological clinic.
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Cedar Falls
West First Street
Hemmerling Brothers
Cedar Rapids
Rhode Island Reds
Reyel H. Sylvester
The
State University
Address on Trusts and Monopolies in Government Action
The president calls for additional legislation to curb trusts and interlocking directorates, arguing a new atmosphere of understanding makes constructive reform possible. He notes broad business support for reducing monopoly power, aims to align industry with public opinion and law, and proposes stepwise changes without upheaval.
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Congress
Union
America
May Revise Milk Ordinance With Milk Dealers
A committee of physicians appointed when the current milk ordinance was drafted will meet with milk dealers at City Hall this evening to consider revising the ordinance. The present rules lack pasteurized milk grading. steps to cover this point will be taken. Other minor changes are proposed with no radical amendments expected.
Iowa Trims Gophers In Low Scoring Battle
Iowa City Jan 20 The University of Iowa men’s basketball team defeated Minnesota 16 to 14 in a hard fought game. The Hawkeyes led briefly but the outcome remained in doubt until the final whistle.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
University of Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Commission to locate Cedar River meandered line
Judge Dunham presides as attorneys discuss appointing a commission to locate the meandered Cedar River line at Waterloo. A civil engineer and a lawyer will serve, with river front suits involving hundreds of thousands of dollars. Names suggested include Dawley Wheeler and several judges and professors. The aim is to form the panel this winter and begin spring investigations.
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Dunham
Cedar River
Waterloo
River Front Improvement Commissioners
Waterloo Commission
G. Hardy Clark
River Front Commission
Cedar Rapids
Dawley
E. Wheeler
Lenihan
Howard Clark
Ryan
B. J. Lambert
Iowa City
McCullough
Ames
G. W. Norton
Mt. Vernon
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Pickett
Special Bowling Match: Cedar Falls Travels to Waterloo
Cedar Falls bowls team travels to Waterloo for a special match against the White Stockings. A week earlier Lawn City defeated White Hose at Cedar Falls. On Thursday evening the Repass bowlers visit Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
White Stockings
Lawn City
White Hose
Repass
Central association bar Rock Island Moline in race for berths
Keokuk 1a Zan 20 reports that Rock Island and Moline were eliminated by President Justice of the Central association from the race for two league berths opened by the withdrawals of Monmouth and Kewanee. Three Byes leader declines entry for those cities. Clinton Oska loosa and Galesburg are favored for vacancies.
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Keokuk
Duburjua
Rock Island
Moline
Justice
The
Central Association
Monmouth
Kewanee
Davenport
Three Byes Organization
Duabagnac
Clinton
Oskaloosa
Galesburg
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