Cedar Falls News Roundup Highlights Local Tax Rush and Moves
Tax collectors warn Cedar Falls residents of a looming last minute tax rush as assessments come in. Mrs. H Jacob Pfeiffer will relocate to Oelwein to manage a drug store after purchasing controlling interest. Cedar Falls residents plan to grow own produce to cope with rising costs. Miss Nellie Bliss, longtime Cedar Rapids telephone operator, dies. Cedar Falls township faces poll tax issues affecting road funding.
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Cedar Falls
Ed M Fnn
Washington
Nellie Bliss
Cedar Rapids
Nellieiss
ME Biss
Inebarge Dhelows Telephone Company
Hi Sed Thar
Local notes and visits in Newton community
Newton records routine business. Frank Sanborn on Cedar Helgua road is seriously ill at home. Mrs. W. B. Dodge and Mrs. Blanche Watts return to Nevada. Iurry Stevens from Peoria arrives to visit Dr. J. S. Stevens on Franklin street. Tishlin Mahonnay from Camp Lewin Washington stops en route to an eastern army training camp. Mrs. William K. Clark of Fort P Pedega spends days with George W. Clark. A Th. Boysen and A. H. Lamah return from Des Moines after attending the amofk retail shoe dealers convention.
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Newton
Frank Sanborn
Cedar Helgua
Dodge
Blanche Watls
Nevada
Iurry Stevens
Peoria
Stevens
Franklin Street
Tishlin Mahonnay
Camp Lewin
Washington
William Kk. Clark
Fort Pdadega
George W. Clark
A. Th. Boysen
A. IL. Lamah
Des Moines
Amofk Retail Shoe Dealers
Community League to Elect Officers at St Pauls Church
Residents attend a meeting at St Pauls church to elect officers and adopt a league name. The nominating committee will report and focus on gardening poultry canning and Red Cross work. Rev H L Haywood’s lecture is postponed due to illness. Mrs H M Corning plays cello and a piano duet performs.
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Community League
St. Paul’s Church
H. L. Haywood
H. McOrning
Clare , Heald
Gaydle Woodring
The Innocent Suffer Even Unto the Third and Fourth Generations
An old medical ad promotes S. S. S. blood purifier as a cure for inherited blood taints including scrofula. It claims the vegetable remedy removes taints from the blood, restoring purity and offering free advisory support from a chief medical adviser. Swift Specific Co. advertises mail orders from Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Uisement
General Bell Praises Mother's Sacrifice Letter
Major General Bell praises Mrs. W. A. Read of Pursh North Dakota for the sacrifice of her son in aviation service. He sent a specially made four star service flag as a token of appreciation and expresses gratitude for her abnegation and duty. The letter urges a renewed patriotic resolve and hopes every son returns safely home. A separate note reports a car theft suspect captured in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Miami
Mla
W. A. Read
Pursh
Curtiss
Aviation Corps
Navy
Freight Car Theft Involves Whisky and Tobacco Loss
A freight car theft case involves missing goods valued at 700 for whisky and 200 for tobacco. Police investigate the incident, seeking clues and suspects connected to the cargo heist at the rail yard.
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James A. Glenn
J. Watters
Richmond
Cal
Glenn
Sheldon
Watters
Washington “Street
Blumer E. Shane
Elmer E. Shane
Cedar Heights
He Sawyer
Shane
Cedar
Black Hawks County Improvement Association
E. E
Price
Frank Bros
Waterloo
Stolt Bros
Commercial
Gen. Bell
Mother
Ved Canfield
Chadron
Neb
Dawes County
Louis Schmill
Bayer
United States
U.S
Mayr
Wangler Bros
Sievers Drug Co
Hansen and Hansen
Eckmin Laboratory
Philadelphia
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