Cedar Falls Drops Suit Lets Rail Line Set Fare Actions
Cedar Falls ends injunction against Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Co and frees the company to maintain a 10 cent fare if receipts cover operating costs through late August 1921. Court release of $2,424.77 to the company follows, with rights retained for possible future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co
City of
Cedar Falls
Reno R. Reeve
C. D. Cass
Reno R. Reeves
Cedar Falls Trust Company
Waterloo
Heere
Lawn City
Tate
Bemis
El Deen Club Aids East School Milk Fund
The El Deen Needle club contributed $10 to the East School milk fund to supply milk during school hours for under nourished children who cannot afford it. The health department will oversee several surgical corrective operations after school ends, but vacation period care for children is not funded.
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el Deen Needle Club
East School
Legion of Jama to Convene in Montour Late Summer
The county organization executive committee plans a meeting in Montour during the last part of August or the first week of September. Local leaders confirmed the gathering to set upcoming actions and coordinate activities.
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Can Legion of
Knights of Pythias to Medal Six Americanism Essays
The Knights of Pythias will award three gold silver and bronze medals to students from Waterloo east and Waterloo west schools, for the best Americanism essays. First second and third prizes will be decided after judges review delivery at the program in K P hall next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Waterloo
Lodge
K. of Phall
Linden Epworth League Elects Annual Officers
Epworth league of Linden M E church named officers W W Aker and Ed Anderson presidents Lucile Bard and Margaret Howe first vice presidents Benjam in Davis and D A Zuehike second vice presidents Elaine Haven and Ruth Burr third vice presidents Mrs GC W Harrop and Robert Marble fourth vice presidents Raymond Howe and Earl Chapman secretaries Alonzo Chapman and Kenneth Hoover treasurers Bessie Foster and Mrs C F Chapman organists Miss Miriam Park and Helen Mint elected delegates to the Spworth league convention at Janesville this month with Ruth Buhr and Bluebelle Fink as alternates. The pastor and two presidents may accompany them to the evening meeting. There are 50 pledged members now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
Linden
M E
W. W. Aker
Ed Anderson
Lucile Bard
Margaret Howe
Benjamin Davis
D. A. Zuehike
Elaine Haven
Ruth Burr
GC. W. Harrop
Robert Marble
Raymond Howe
Earl Chapman
Alonzo Chapman
Kenneth Hoover
Bessie Foster
C. F. Chapman
Miriam Park
Helen Mint
Spworth League
Janesville
Ruth Buhr
Bluebelle Fink
League
Why You Need Iron The Case For Organic Iron Supplement
Practical advice on building energy through iron rich blood. Explains digestion, oxygen use, and energy output. Promotes organic iron like that in spinach and Nuxated Iron, claiming rapid strength gains and wide endorsement by public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pharmacie Normale
United States
Congress
U. S
Suburb Clean-Up Effort Shines in Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights shows pride after a month of civic cleanup led by the cabinet council with MayDay as cleanup day. Property owners cleaned, shrubs planted, and nasturtium boxes along Rainbow Drive will bloom by late summer though some boxes remain empty. A new sewer system contract is underway and the can-tin campaign is postponed due to ravine conditions and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Cabinet Council
W. FP. Parrott
Tony
A. H. MacCutcheon
Castle Hill
Colored woman fined for drunken night with butcher knife
Arraigned in police court this morning the woman known as Helen Brown stated she formerly used the name Helen Johnson. She pleaded not guilty to intoxication and trouble at the public house, demanded a lawyer, and the hearing was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brown
Helen Johnson
Woman Pleads Guilty and Is Fined in Court
A woman pleaded guilty and was fined twenty five dollars or thirty days in jail in default. A note mentions a wound in a hand and an advertisement reference. Mrs Lucille Mackey of Washington Pa writes about Foley's Honey and Tar curing her 3-year-old daughter's severe cough and thinness after a bad cold.
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Lucille Mackey
Buena Vista St
Washington
Foley
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City
EL Deen Club
Pythians
Linden Epworth League
Cutler
Parker Streets
Logan Ave
East Park Place
Chautauqua Park
West Third
City Park
E. M. Storm & CO
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Byvank Transfer & Fuel Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ave
Optometrist
Black Hawk Bank Blde
Frank Bros
Fletcher
Wales
Hunt
Wangler. Bros. Company
Palm Beach
Waterloo Cider Co
Leverth and Syca
Amore
Miss Norva Sidwell
Cuthura
Norva Sidwell
R. F.D.3
Natoma
Kanami
Oxsicara
Iowa
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