Cedar Falls Notes Busy Summer Socials and Local Bits
Cedar Falls brief notes report visitors such as Mr. and Mrs. George Buckman and Miss Mary Chapman, clubs picnicking for husbands, teachers on leave, and locals traveling to Vinton Des Moines and Chicago. Obsequies for E. C. Lyons held. J. C. Sanders praises prison life article. Clarence Parker opens Cedar Falls law office. bike and motorcycle clash near the Rock Island depot. Monte Soules at Des Moines for rifle shoot. Mrs. Boquet recovering from surgery. Danes deny near drowning tale. band concert and Cooke lecture planned.
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Cedar Falls
George Buckman
Charles City
Falls Ready for Druggists Delegates at Teachers College
Iowa druggists now in Waterloo are due in Cedar Falls tomorrow at 2 oclock. They will be greeted at the Commercial club rooms, shown city sights, visit the Teachers college, where President Seerley will address them. Prof Frampton will play organ music. A smoker will follow at the club rooms.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa Druggists’ Association
Waterloo
Commercial Club
Teachers’ College
Seerley
Frampton
General Assembly
Shane
E. L. Beard
Travelers’ Association
W. R. Beck
W. F. Cram
Iowa Drug Co
M. E. Sherman
Des Moines Drug Co
Decaying public mill dam walk treacherous near gates
Cedar Falls Iowa July 8 Special. The walk across head gates near the dam is decayed with missing boards and a potential accident risk. The gates are private property of the Mill Company and trespassers use the area though it has long been public. The report urges repair or closure to protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mill Co
Helpful Address by President of Druggists
Frank Shane of Eldon Iowa, president of the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association, spoke at the opening of the convention. He praised the thirty fourth annual meeting and noted modest membership growth, hoping every Iowa pharmacy would join. He referenced the recent legislature and underscored shared interest among pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shane
Eldon
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Shane Js
Iowa
Correcting Baggy Cheeks and Chin with Plastoid Jelly
A health notice discusses sagging cheeks and double chin as early signs of aging and promotes parified plastoid jelly masks as a safe treatment. It claims immediate rejuvenation from nourished facial tissues and outlines affordable at home use with a fifteen minute to one hour application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald of Health
Proposed pharmacist election plan and drug safety stance
The president suggested a candidate ballot for vacancy entries from the territory and party, with the top three names submitted to the governor. A state drug magazine and a fundraising fund were proposed, with associate membership for drug clerks at $1 yearly. The speaker urged boycotting patent medicines that cure incurable diseases and criticized blind advertising for patent remedies and narcotic products, noting safer use and more responsible retail practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fohows
Clarke
Legislative Bureau
Shane
Rural Carriers Here Three Days Convention Opens August 11
The Iowa Rural Letter Carriers association sets its state convention in the city for August 11 and 12 with a large speaker lineup. J P Blakeslee of Washington will join, discussing carrier service and related topics. A Sunday stay is planned and Tuesday features major orations and convention business.
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W. H. James
Council Bluffs
Iowa Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
J. P. Blakeslee
Washington
United States
F. F. French
Humboldt
R. C. Thompson
Post Office Department
R. W. Ford
Storm Lake
Charles E. Pickett
Waterloo
J. H. Keefer
Ottumwa
J. P. Larson
Kanawha
Charles Read
Clarinda
William Galloway Company
M. EB. Whitney
Argon Marston
Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa Good Roads Commission
Washington, D. C
W. D. Brown
R. F. D. News
Roy Warner
Harrington Manufacturing Company
Peoria
Sheep On Nebo Forest Go Four and Half Months Without Water
Sheep on Nebo National Forest Utah endure four and a half months without drinking water. They obtain moisture from dew and plant juices while grazing a high rocky range above timber line. Lambs weighed 68 pounds on Chicago market, indicating strong performance despite lack of water.
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Washington
Nebo National Forest
Utah
Nebo
Chicago
Targhee Forest
Idaho
Chautauqua Profit Plan Shown for Enlarged Assembly
Waterloo Chautauqua association expects small profit this year with ledger nearing balance. Manager P E B Ritz notes no deficit if accounts balance and thanks patrons merchants and newspapers for support. Ritz comments on local talent and broader plans.
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Waterloo Chautauqua Association
P. E B
Not a Single Cancellation Noted in Brief Performance
The report highlights that there were no cancellations and no act exceeded ten minutes, signaling a smooth program flow. The remark underscores overall reliability of the event schedule and execution.
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J. B. Robinson
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Wm. Trowbridge
Carroll, Ja
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Trowbridge
California
Elizabeth Beppler
Kansas City
Citizena’ Savings Bank
Harkinson
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T. E. Britton
Buno & Son
Clara Hunter
Beaton
John Lemmer
Union Mill Co
J. W. Ford Ana
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Lake Adits
EF. Cc. Lyons
E. C. Lyons
Weat 20Th Street
Titus Lowe
Methodit Church
Green‘wood
Humbert
G. A. Fabrick
H. Reekere
H. E. Petersen
Juo. Cowie
A. W. Pierce
Clarence M. Parker
Iowa State University
Michigan University
Carpenter Block
Rock Island
Monte Soules
Des Moines
Co. M
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Ohio
C. J. Boquet
St. Francis Hospital
Edmund Vance Cooke
Mill Company
Misa Ruth Wollman
North Dakota
University At
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Ida Wolff
President of Druggists
Pharmacy Commission
Falkenhainer
Algona
H. E
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M. Murray
State Board of Pharmacy
State Pharmacy Commission
Ritz
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Kre
Wilson’s
Wilson Freckle Cream Co
Charleston
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Ellis
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