Praveys Reach West Coast En Eight Day Southern Route
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Peavey travel from Syracuse to Downey California by the southern route in eight days. They crossed the country with two tire blowouts as their only trouble and plan to settle in California at Stantonington Park. They visited Mrs Peavey’s mother and former fellow musicians in Downey while shipping household goods ahead.
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Praveys
Wes Coast
N. M. Penvey
California
Downey
Long Beach
Wes
Syracuse
N.Y
Weah H. M. Peavey
Hag
Iowa
Cedar Falls Council Hears Band Tax Petition Debate
Council refers petitions for a ten mill band tax to committee and will report next meeting. Rock Island railway denied permission to install a new sign system. Chapter KR of PEO observed by Ellen White state organizer at Mrs. H. C. Culver home after a dinner party. Funeral services held for Mrs. C. Girds in Hilo Vista. Thomas Lausenstahl rites at First Methodist with Dr. Harey C. Culver officiating. Royal Neighbors lodge conducts ceremonial at Greenwood. University contract awarded to Hughes Dry Goods for velvet curtain worth 6000 dollars. installation early spring. Fiber teepack season ends with five thousand tons packed in about 45 hours. 60 cars to be filled for nearby towns. Peter D Panagakis to visit native land Greece. plans to sail on President Wilson. Traveling Men’s Banquet at Hotel Black Hawk with Rev. Thomas Anderson as keynote. 100+ attendees. Funeral attendance for Mrs. A. T. Sutherland noted. pneumonia cited. Personal notes include Stine and Hilliman travels. Mrs. McClain and Mrs. Jensen in and out of state.
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P. E
Ellen White
H. C. Culver
Texas
Fairsiesy
TH. Curtis
Heppenstahl
Thomas Laus Penstahl
Cedar Falls
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Harey C. Culver
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Greenwood
Hughes Dry Goods Company of
Cedar
Falls
New Model Theatre
State University of Wisconsin
Che Fer
Peter D Panagakis
Cedar Pakts
New York City
President Wilson
Jiis
Greece
Gedar Falls
Theamas Anderson
First Baptist Church
Hozel Black Hawk
Q Charles A. Coffin
Cedar Walls
Ernest
Lou
Jesse
Water Sutherland
Waterloo
Nashua
A. T. Sutherland
Minn
W. L. McClain
Lancaster
Ala
W. Ww. Johnsen
George FE. Jensen
Cedar Rapids
Truman Hansen
Blanchaine rallies from serious operation in La Porte City
Mrs. H J Blanchaine, treated since Jan 1 at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo, underwent a successful operation Friday and is recovering satisfactorily. Irvin Baker left for Iowa City to resume medical studies, after returning from Austin Texas due to illness. Leo Stout, Vinton, visiting local friends after four years in the Navy aboard the Texas. Mina Hust of Chicago visiting relatives including Mrs Bajsch in Waterloo. Dorothy Masterly and Constance Hilai, Cedar Falls JC students, spending weekend with Arlene Beal in Jesup. W 1X Bickel and nephew Vin ton visited. Mr and Mrs W Snitder welcomed a new baby. Clayton F West Concord left after over Sunday visit. Mrs Daniel Zwilting of State Center visited Rob ert Milne. T Bawsn of Cedar Rapids visited his mother Jennifer Kine.
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H. J. Blanchaine
la Porte City
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Irvin Baker
State Medical College
Iowa City
The
State University
Mr. Baler
Austin
Tex
Flness
Mina Ylusman
Chicago
Mina Hust
Joseph Tusman
Bajsch
Dorothy Masterly
Constance Hilai
Cedar Alls
Arlene Beal
EH. D
Clayton F West
Concord
Minne
Preeman Hassett
Daniel Zwilting
State Center
Robert Milne
Vinton
T. Bawsn
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Kine
After the Flu You Need a Tonic for Strength
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a time tested tonic to restore energy after influenza. It claims to rebuild the system, improve nourishment, and increase vitality using roots of herbs sold in two sizes at drugstores.
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S.S.S
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Ilsed
Neya McChane
Waterino Evening Courier
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Navy
Jie
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Jan
Gardner
Rolla Gardner
Ainsworth
Martin
Watter
Robert Drug Co
Alenrho
Pyramid
Han
Pyramid Drug CO
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National Fruit CO
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