Cedar Falls Reconsiders Water Supply At Open Meeting
Cedar Falls held an open meeting on the town water question with city officials and residents. Engineers discussed the springs as a water source, proposing an iron standpipe and iron conduit to protect the supply, while noting the springs’ geological complexity and geological origins. No supporters favored abandoning the springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
New England
Charles Boehmler
Say Lemmer
Arey
Streeter
Public school spelloffs and funeral notices impact Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls instructors choose spelling contest contestants for February 9 as county officials report rising school interest. Funeral services for Rev. I H Poland are held with praise for his ministry and a Kirksville interment planned. Dr Haskell and wife arrive after Chicago delay amid missionary ties and plans at Congregational church. Standard Co to manufacture corn sorter at Cedar Falls and Charles Fong deportation case remains unresolved. Typhoid patient at the college hospital nearly finished recovery with one student still hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
Francis
Guru Santee
Stoddard Robinson
Mary Stephens
Helen van Derveer
John Kingman
Mary Justus
Moore
J. H. Poland
I. H. Poland
Titus Lowe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Burris
Cameron, Mo
Kirksville
Haskell
Chicago
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls Junction
Dr. Haskell
Turkey
Jr. Haskell
Oberlin
Ohio
Switzerland
James Miller
Whaskell
Congregational Church
Change Time Waterloo-Waverly service improves connections
Timetable update effective Monday January 29 adjusts departures at Waterloo 4 55 pm and 4 20 pm from Waterloo to Waverly with later connections to C G W trains for Sumner Tripoli Bremer and Denver Glasgow Waterloo service. New late night Waverly departures 12 15 am and 12 30 am expand same day return options for western passengers and eastward travelers.
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Waterloo
Waverly
The
Wrest
Sumner
Denver
Glasgow
C. CG. W
Points East
Cc. G. W
Tripoli
Bremer
G.1
Waverlo
Colwein
C. M
Chexey
G. PF
Pla
Resolutions Mourn Loss Of Brother William Kean
The St. Josephs court No 568 mourns the death of Brother William Kean a loyal member devoted to duty and a trusted friend. The group offers heartfelt sympathy to his family and commends them to God seeking comfort in their hour of affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Lanor
I Kean
William Jan
Ikesn
Panneenc
Tthis
Kean
St. Joseph’s Court
Order
Completion of Building Delayed by NonArrival of Materials
Cedar Falls special report: Architect Hyland from Chicago has been overseeing finishing touches at Citizens' bank building. About three railcars of material are due, and completion hinges on prompt railway delivery. Also notes reception for Rev. John Tole with sixty attendees and staff changes as Miss Margaret Iver handles the Shoemaker home after the Wallace fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Hyland
Ieago
Citizens’ Bank
Margaret Iver
Wallace
J. J. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Florida
Cedar Falls News of Death and Critical Illness
A telegram reports Harley Halverson died in Baker City Oregon from typhoid fever. His brother Arthur rushed to the city after learning of the illness but arrived after death. Halverson, raised in Cedar Falls, will be brought home for burial. Harry Olbrich lies critically ill in Cedar Falls from typhoid with physicians deeming surgery the only possible life-saving option. His brother, a University of Minnesota student, is returning home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Halverson
Baker City
Ore
Arthur
Halverson
Cedar Falls
Harry Oibrich
Alseke & Few Wey
Harry Tank Des
Flis Brother
University of Minnesota
Damages Awarded in Sidewalk Rail Track Case
A dispute over a railroad track near a sidewalk on Juff Street produced damages of 400 to 600 dollars for two plaintiffs after a hearing. The case raises whether such tracks can be a public nuisance, potentially sending the issue to the state supreme court for adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLC
Myers
Reagan
Juff Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Leh
Supreme Court
Krade
Platt
Civil Service Board bans electioneering by city officers
The Civil Service Board mandates all city patrolmen and police officers refrain from discussing city politics or criticizing candidates while on duty. Violations will be investigated and could lead to dismissal. applies to remarks about officers or commanders in public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Board
Chief of Police
Tha
Tenants moving into new Saratoga building rooms
Saloon barber shop and clothing store move fixtures into the L. H. Stolte building at Fifth and Water streets. The Saratoga will offer two bowling alleys and ten billiard and pool tables with opening slated around February 7. Second floor to host a 40 room hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Cordell
Ile
L. H. Stoke
Fifth
Water Streets
Saratoga
L. H. Stolte
Clarke and Riggs
War of the Classes talk by Wile Maynard at Labor temple
Los Angeles socialist Wile Maynard, lecturer and ex Rocky Mountain News editor, speaks on War of the Classes as the third Lyceum program at Labor temple Sun Jan 28 at p.m. He cites campaign gains and argues class conflict exists amid corporate power and massive land grabs, urging education and registration over violence. A rheumatism ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Maynard
Los Angeles
Cal
Socialist Lyceum
Labor Temple
Maynard
Rocky Mountain News
Hiede
Yellowstone Park
America
Alaska
Europe
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Roy A. Jarnagin
Franklin Street
Iowa
Red
Dr. Poland
Will Charles
Fong
Standard CO
Standard Manufacturing Company
Monarch Company
John Voorhees
Charles Foxg
China
Charles Fong
Grover Hammersley
Ottumwa
College Hospital
Waterloo-Waverly
Cedar Falls & Northern
WM JT
Connolly
MM. Galvin
Gorman
Foley Widney
J. T. Shemut
Bremen
H. W. Taggart
Vogts
Jorge Garrett
Elk River Minn
A. Barrett
New York
Lawn City
Terest
John Tole
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
van Dyke
George Eckhardt
Rock Rapids
Fort Dodge
Harley
Harry Olbrich
Gwen
IC Gwe
Wie Supreme Court
ITO
Jubilee Singers For
East High
Commercial Department
Waterloo High School
Midland Jubilee Singers
Aanual
Waterloo Savings Bank
Vine Lot
Hammond Ave
Trent
Tpf
Randall
Cruzier
West Sixth St
M. B
Owl Hall
Erate
G. A. Bradies
W. Hammond
Ely Franklin St
Orwin
West Second Bt
Vermont St
Faroot Front
James Gardiner Co
Nate
West Side
James Gardiner
Wile
Chamberlain
Lauries
Burson
Nand
Bradley
Om Martner
Toilef Waters
Hudnut's
Colgate’s
Hanson Jenks
Willow's
le Tein
First National
Theames Gardiner Company
First Nat'l Bldg
Wawring
Independence Ave
iFor
Union Depot
Jfer
Goose Lake
Saskatchewan
Godart Tand Company
Minneapolis
T. P
British Columbia
North Coast Land Co
Vancouver
B. C
Des Moines
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