Community Happenings Sweep Cedar Falls Daily
Cedar Falls reports a grippe siege easing as citizens resume street activity. Local society events include Lyren Dramatic Society reception with banquet and dancing. Fire protection efforts unfold as deputies inspect business premises. Several residents return from travel or illness and attend funerals. Public notices reference a new hack and bus ordinance and upcoming council action.
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Citizens’ Gas & Electric Co
Grippe
The
Lyren Society
Dramatic Society
Seerley Outlines Rural Education Plan for Cedar Falls
President H H Seerley of Teachers College outlines a plan to supervise rural schools near Cedar Falls with local boards granting authority. The college would appoint a rural supervisor, secure funding to advance teacher salaries, and operate demonstration schools as part of teacher training, contingent on board approval by Feb 10 1914.
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Cedar Falls
H. H. Seerler
Teachers’ College
Seerley
State Board of Education
Teachers’ College Rural Education Committee
Committee On Rural Education
State Teachers’ College
Brief Notes of Events and Transac tions of Passing Interest
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Pierce
Farrer Donlen Puriel
St. Bersaerd’s Roe Taine
Railroad Men Laud Town Criers Boost via Special Train
West railroad men praised the Waterloo Town Criers for operating a special train to Baltimore and New York. J W Williams of Omaha and L M McParland of Kansas City called the showing a powerful city advertising aid and pledged support for a possible San Francisco run in 1916.
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T. W. McFarland
Baltimore
J. W. Williams
Omaha
Burlington
L. M. McParland
Kansas City
Southern Pacific
Waterloo Town
Mississippi Valley
McFarland
Waterloo
New York
Williams
Dalaa
Reo
Mr. McFarland
Ieems
Bankruptcy petition filed for Joseph Lederman
A bankruptcy petition is filed in the Referee Merrian court listing liabilities of 1251.20 and goods and fixtures valued at 1517.97 turned over to F. D. Adams as trustee for creditors. The first meeting is set for February 9. Also an advertisement notes the Crystal screening Adventures of Kathryn costing 150000 to produce tonight.
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Merrian
Joseph Lederman
F. D. Adams
Watters Parents Disclaim Debts of Son Reginald
Mr and Mrs W M Watters state they will not be responsible for any debts or actions of their son Reginald Watters and will not attempt to collect his wayo8. Dated January 14 1914. Includes an advertisement for Adventures of Kathryn wild animal picture at Crystal.
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W. M. Watters
Reginald Watters
Kathryn
Crystal Today
Fred L Kimball dairy publications firm expands ownership
The Fred L Kimball company, a dairy publications firm, sells one third of its stock to Hugh G Van Pelt and names new officers John Andrews president and Van Pelt vice president. The group plans a large rotary press and continues publishing Kimballs Dairy Farmer The Creamery Journal The Milk Trade Journal and The Egg Reporter. Local notices include Crystal theatre today and a quilting bee by W R G ladies on February 6 at G A R hall with a picnic lunch.
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Fred L. Kimball
Hugh G. van Pelt
BE. R. Shoemaker
HE. R. Shoemaker
John Andrews
Kimball
van Pelt
America
Waterloo
Kimball's
Dairy Farmer
Fred L. Kimball Company
Shoemaker
Andrews
Kimball's Dairy Farmer Company
Kimball’s
Fred L
Milk Trade Journal
Milk Dealers of America
Egg Reporter
E. R. Shoemaker
Waterloo boosters praised by traveling men as city asset
A Waterloo visitor touts the impact of local commercial travelers, estimating 690 residents in travel roles with $780 000 yearly payroll spent at home. He commends 600 plus boosters who promote Waterloo across the state and beyond, calling the group a powerful advertising force. A local tailor ad accompanies the piece.
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Board of Trade
Waterloo
Knights of the Grip
Commonwealths
San Francisco
Five Years of Diphtheria Recovery With Vinci
Mrs Adelaide Mulloy of Winthrop Massachusetts testifies that Vinci helped her daughter after five years of illness including diphtheria bronchitis and stomach trouble. The letter claims ten pounds gained and credits Vinci with complete relief where cod liver oil failed. Wangler Bros Co Algo C Millar Druggist Waterloo Iowa offer money back if not helped.
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Vinci
Adelaide Mulloy
Winthrop
Mass
Wangler Bros. Co
Algo
C. J. Millar
Waterloo
Iowa
Prizes Awarded in Domestic Science Exams at La Porte
Jay Chaping of Fargo and Wm Nesfield visited Nesfield home over Sunday. In adult class prizes included dishes for first, oranges for second, grape juice for third. Girls exams awarded cash, candy, a hat, and cash prizes to top finishers. Visitors from North Platte and Des Moines noted. Mrs Stirm returns from Iowa City hospital improved in health and goes home to Fairbank.
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la Porte City
Jay Chaping
Fargo
N. D
Chas. Nesfield
Wm. Nesfield
Dunkerton
Nesfield
H. B. Lizer
S. BE. Genung
EB. H. Schull
Henrietta Knight
Ada Martin
Mary Genung
Helen Banger
S. Fox
North Platte
Neb
E. W. Kethl
Des Motnegs
Frank Fritzsinger
Ella Stirm
Iowa City
Best Cough Medicine for Children Praised by Milwaukee Mother
Mrs. Lida Dewey of Milwaukee Wisconsin extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for its reliability in curing coughs colds and croup in children and adults. She notes its pleasant taste and safety for young patients and says it offers almost immediate relief. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Lida Dewey
Milwaukee
Wis
Adventures of Kathryn serial in Chicago Sunday Tribune
Advertised as a sensational serial now running regularly in Crystal today only in the Chicago Sunday Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theatre Today
Kathryn
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Crystal Today
Advertisame
Weed Flora of Iowa Bulletin Published by Iowa Survey
The Iowa geological survey releases a 900 page bulletin on Iowa weed flora. It notes cropping losses exceed 25 million dollars annually and promises concise information to reduce this large damage. The report targets growers familiar with weed-related crop harms.
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Iowa Geological Survey
Iowa
Weed Extermination Aids Soil Conservation In Iowa Bulletin
A detailed Iowa bulletin explains how eradicating weeds protects soil and boosts farm finances. It maps weed distributions, describes species, and outlines extermination methods with illustrations. Sections cover seed traits, weed spread, migration, harms, medicinal uses, and state weed laws.
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Cedar Falls Daily News
J. G. Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Fourth
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International Harvester
Rockford
Tracey
Des Moines
John Corrigan
Leeds
S. C
Joe Hession
Rock Island
Staehile
J. L. Bailey
G. W. Miller
Oak Ridge
C. Merner
South
St. Augustine
Fla
J. B. Clay
Carrie Nelson
Kewanee, Ill
E. J. Graham
West 12Th Street
Guild of
St. Luke’s Church
Christ’s Church, Waterloo
Armory
Commercial Club
Council
Dan Jacobs
Grand Rapids, Minn
John Philpot
Phillip Mathes
Torrow
German Evangelical Church
B. R. Welner
Greenwood Cemetery
Lawn City
Wererloo Wa
Ajezander
Mre
Stedere
West
Town Criers Club
Pacific Slope
H. G. van Pelt
K. KR
G. A. R. Hall
Monthly
Aving
Glasgow Tailors
East 4Th Street
Winthrop Child
Laporte Daily Bulletin
Maude Longaker
Farmers Tel
H. G. Adams
Main Street
Adame
L. H. Pamimel
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Mechanic Area
Crystal Theatre
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