Personal Notes At Cedar Falls Travel Log
Cedar Falls Iowa March 14 special notes detail J W Bancroft lowering store floor, visiting DuBois of Lehigh, West Fifth street roadwork, a near fire at Fred Hecklinger home, and the Logans’ travel. Also mentions bank examiner Putnam, grippe, typhoid fears, and a fake Wilson inauguration film.
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Cedar Falls
A. M. DuBois
Lehigh
W. D. Deparley
West Fifth Street
Mrs. du Bois
W. G. Weart
Marcus
Charles E. Putnam
Cedar Rapids
Citizens Bank
Mr. Putnam
Carl Bish
Cc. M. Thompson
Paris
Tex
Aitkin
Geo. Bliss
Costa
Waterloo
Wilson
McClinton
City Caucus Proposes Nonpartisan Ticket Nomination
Ward council men N Wilimeck Jim Markusson Claude Doak and Prof Arey with J B Newman city attorney H W Johnson city treasurer faced a disrupted caucus as last night citizens caucus postponed tonight's meeting. Democrats will issue a call soon for a city ticket caucus.
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N. Wilimeck
Jim Markusson
Claude Doak
Prof. Arey
J. B. Newman
H. W. Johnson
Gas firm cuts rates in new schedule
TheCitizen s Gags and Electric Co announce revised gas and electric rates effective immediately. Gas rates start at 11 cents per kWh for the first 60 hours, 7 cents for the next 60 hours, and 6 cents for all excess. Power rates are 9 cents for the first 100 hours and 12.5 cents for excess. The move aims to place the issue on a trading basis and may spur talks with the Electric Light company toward a middle ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gags and Electric Co
Electric Light Company
Unique service planned for Baptist S. Sunday hour
A Baptist church in Waterloo schedules a special Sunday school hour with Rev. Edgar A. Valliant of First Baptist delivering an object lesson. The hour will be closed to all visitors from 10 to 11 to prevent interruptions, and Valliant will also preach at the regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Edgar A. Valliant
First Baptist Church of
Waterloo
Valiant
Reading The Iowa Homestead Boosts Farm Profit
Making money on the farm hinges on knowledge and conditions. The Iowa Homestead, the oldest and largest farm newspaper, promises practical insights. Subscriptions cost 3.50 per year when bundled with this paper, with incentives for active farmers to join as agents via James M. Pierce in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Homestead
Homeistead
James M. Pierce
Deg Moines
Iowa
Go Carts Tires and Hood Guarantee Deal
1918 Go Carts offers a two year guarantee on tires and hood with sales contact Joe. Located at 225 East Fifth Street, the ad invites inquiries for the deal.
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Sen Joe
5Th St
Caucus Endorsed Present Regime for Cedar Falls Mayor
In Cedar Falls Iowa a citizens caucus backed the present city government in a rain shortened meeting. About a hundred attendees approved the resolution to keep the current council leaders, with Jim Markison slated for Second ward and F L Snieder renominated as councilman at large.
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Cedar Falls
Citizens’ Caucus
W. G. Hearst
Leo Paulger
F. H. Cutler
Jim Markusson
F. L. Snieder
W. H. Merner
M. Wyth
Musterole. trusted remedy for coughs and croup
An old advertise ment touts Musterole as a versatile rub in 25 and 50 cent jars with a hospital size for 3 2 60. It claims relief for croup sore throat bronchitis and many pains and advises mail order from the Musterole Company. A London testimonial by Mrs. H. F. Stoddard praises its effects on sciatica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
H. F. Stoddard
Queen’s Park
London
England
Musterole
Also Mentioned on This Page
McCoy
Fred Hecklinger
Hecklinger
Geo. S. Martin
Washington, D. C
D. W. Lofan
W. J. Peddicord
Union Mill Company
City
George Hoysen
Boysen Shoe Co
Chicago
Albert Hintz
Oakdale
Adolph Wild
Los Angeles
Wild
California
Henry Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Buchanan Optical Co
Rae AB Lp
Ture
Crystal
Baptist S. 5
Merner
United States
McCune's
Sycamore Street
East Waterloo
Pring
the Lewis Millinery
M. Shader
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Theatre
Alexander
Goliath
James
Mason Motor Company
Waterloo, Iowa
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