Cedar Falls Considers City Hospital Plan
Cedar Falls doctors study building a hospital with land donated by A. E. Snyder. Funds from a $7,000 land sale exist and a $16,000 target could secure a suitable building. Big Shelby county farmer Julius Jensen arrives with livestock and machinery to purchase the Dugane farm for $45,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
A. E. Snyder
Juluus Jensen
Harlan
Shelby County
Fred Graham
Sharon Springs
Kan
J. O. Perrine
Bruce Francis
New Hampton
Blanche, Larsen
Police Court News Items Faces Four Arraignments This Morning
Four arraignments were heard in police court as foggy weather muted business. William R. Davis pleaded guilty to fraud involving watch repairs and received thirty days on the streets. James Stewart of Cedar Rapids admitted drunkenness and disorderly conduct for ten days on the streets. Charles Carey of Charles City pleaded guilty to drunkenness and insult on the street and was fined twenty five dollars or ten days. Lester Fields had case continued for attorney advice after resisting plea. A separate note mentions a humane horse collar factory dispute among local businessmen. A church supper and marriage licenses are also listed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Davis
James Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Charles Carey
Charles City
Lester Fields
Humane Hoarse Collar Factory
S S S Great Blood Purifier Promises Health Boost
The S S S tonic is pitched as the greatest of tonics and blood purifiers. It claims to enrich blood, strengthen digestion, and resist disease, warning against mineral tonics and nerve stimulants. It emphasizes spring health, safety for all ages, and long-term protection from illness. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Mir
TEE Swift Specifico
Atlanta
SS. S
Great Musical Fete in Waterloo by Sheffield Choir
Waterloo prepares for a major Sheffield choir visit on April 27 with a devoted committee led by J F P Cass and others to arrange entertainment. The event, described as the largest social effort in Waterloo, aims to advertise the city worldwide and attract audiences to performances in Milwaukee on April 26 and Waterloo on the 27th, with ticket prices set at 1 to 1.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP. Cass
F. W. Powers
D. G. Langlands
H. E. Kiester
Scott B. Prowell
Sheffield
Waterloo
England
United States
Milwaukee
Arion Musical Club
Iowa
Sugar beet acreage expands near Readlyn Iowa
Waverly Iowa March 9 Will Strattman oversees Iowa Sugar Company acreage around Readlyn and says over 600 acres of beets will be planted this season up from 60 last year. Farmers glad to switch as skilled labor import aids planting and returns. Bremer county will see record beet acreage as the factory grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Will Strattman
Iowa Sugar Company
Readlyn
Bremer County
Great Pianist Calzin to Feature Friday Night Concert
Alfred Calzin, the distinguished pianist, will perform the third Waterloo conservatory artists concert at First Congregational church tomorrow night. His Berlin debut in 1907 earned rave reviews, followed by major European tours and an acclaimed American season with leading orchestras. Season tickets remain available without further reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Conservatory
First Congregational Church
Alfred Calzin
Calzin
Philharmonie Orchestra
Berlin
America
Athletic Notes at the M C A Junior Basketball Victory
Last evening the junior basketball team defeated a selected employed boys’ team 32 to 16. The lineup includes Ezra Hurwich center Claud Stubbs George Duffy wards Leonard Lebbs Page Reed guards. They prepare to meet Marshallstown juniors Saturday in this city. Saturday morning the juniors will join a swimming contest with stunts at the Y pool. Director H R Lee invites all city boys to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Hurwich
Claud Stubbs
George Duffy
Leonard Lebbs
Page
Reed
Marshallstown
H. R. Lee
Epworth social at Grace M. E. church charms guests
The Epworth league held a pink and white Japanese garden themed social in Grace M. E. church parlors with kimono clad servers, readings by Olive Olander, songs by Paul Ogle and Martha Mussett, and cherry ice cream to end. Credit goes to Howard Sharp and Lulu Mahanke for organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Grace M. E. Church
Fariors
Japalas
Olive Olander
Paul Ogle
Martha Mussett
Howard Sharp
Lulu Mahanke
Zueblin on Marriage Draws Fire From Journal
The Minneapolis Journal critiques Charles Zueblin’s view that women should gain financial independence to end arranged marriages. It argues his remedy would replace work with state pensions, thus removing dependence and marriage as a social choice, a plan deemed overly sentimental and impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Charles Zueblin
Omar Khayyam
Erate Blanche
Zueblin
Chicago
Tien
Marriage as a life long moral process and duty
The passage argues that marriage cannot be based on sentiment alone. Love should invite marriage, but happiness and success arise from daily effort, sacrifice, unselfishness, and duty, with the purpose of raising children. It contrasts two Balzac inspired marriages showing duty over self gratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balzac
Zueblin
Lfe
Good Housewives Cure Cough With Meatho-Laxene Syrup
A home remedy claims to cure coughs and colds within hours using Essence Meatho-Laxene mixed with boiled water and evaporated sugar to make a syrup. It advertises low cost and high savings versus commercial cough medicines, with full usage directions in the package.
Wrist of Indian Body Found Tied to Horse Tail
A Patago Indian's body was found near the Gila river in Yuma, Arizona, with the wrist tied to a wild horse's tail. A detachment of the First United States cavalry shot the horse to recover the body. It is believed the Young Indian was executed under tribal law after violating a Potago tribe rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Ariz
First United States Cavalry
Gila River
Mesa
Dentists Elect Officers At Iowa Alumni Reunion
The eighth annual reunion of the Dental College Alumni association concluded in Iowa City. Elected officers include President Dr J J Booth Marion Vice President Dr R Fumma St Louis Secretary H C Pelton Iowa City Treasurer Dr H H Gardner Williamsburg. Mrs Lee Sampson and daughter Gwyneth to return home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
The
Dental College
J. J.booth
Marion
R. Fumma
St. Louis
H. C. Pelton
H. H. Gardner
Williamsburg
Lee Sampson
Gwyneth
Des Moines
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Gebar
Black Hawk County
Mina Larsen
Olymphcia Candy Company
A. K. Joder & Son
H. H. Kovinke
Lafayette Street
M. E. Church
Congregational Church
Burton B. Bennett
Tripoli
Eva Leege
Wavery
Hubert Shannon
Alberta Baker
Sheffield Choir Entertainments
Buchanan
M.C. A
Society: News
Elizabeth E. Hubbard
Anna Lyons
Lincoln Circle
D. W. Bovee
Sisterhood
United Brethren Church
Allen Street
C. G. Potter
Berth Avenue
D. R. Weaver
M. J. O'Keefe
Dewar Creamery Company
Brida
Earlville
J. E. Ridenour
Greenwood
Mrs. Ridenour
Foley
J. W. Kuhn
Princeton
Ned
J. K. Soder & Son
State of New Yorkes
Monror
Rocnestra
N. Y
Nancy ‘A. Herrick
Wyeth
Sawa
Oey
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York, N. Y
H. W. Taggart
Branpreth
BG Hanse
F. H. Latier
la Fayette Street
Fourth Street
Meneger
Evening Courier
LaPayette Building
4Th Street E
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