Kindergarten funds perilous in Cedar Falls amid deficit
Cedar Falls reports a $250 kindergarten deficit threatening to close four city wards schools. Private pledges gathered by citizens aim to keep the program running through year’s end, with most contributors offering $25 each. Nearby farmers report the worst roads in years, mud 16 inches deep, delaying drags and relief.
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Cedar Falls
Supreme Court
H. B. Boies
Kiddergarten
Met
A. B. Wilson
New Hartford
Election Gives La Porte City School Board Trio
La Porte City March election produced William Brough and A A Robertson elected to three year terms as school directors while Roy Ashley becomes school treasurer for two years. Voter turnout was heavy with 201 ballots cast. William Tough led late, aided by a unified campaign.
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la Porte City
Echonl
William Brough
A. A. Reobertson
Roy Ashley
Wiliam Tough
A. A. Robertson
TLU
Michards
General Recret
Ay Petherene
B. Li
A. HL Anderson
Wagner
Friends
Ed. Me Thane
Dakota
EE. C. Bishop
Ames
Serden
Iater
HL Blanchaint
Lucile Husman
Margaret Burgess
J. B. Lehman
Miss Husman
Mmes. Stebbins
Shewers
Lyle Fiefs
Mines
TL Ashley
Traht
Esher
Hal Goodwin
Klock
Fred Lehman
Lyle
Harriet Rantley
Ella Friedrickson
Somerset
G. E. King Farm
King
Horton Maret 13 eventful week end for town
Horton residents report short visits and comings and goings. Horton Maret returns from Washington D C with plans for fur rallies and a four wheeled trip home. Miss Tessie Phillips travels to St Paul for her father s eye operation. Miss Chava Croyl closes winter term. Lola Wylam leaves Maple travel teaching for spring vacation. A party at the Strauser home. Emory prepares to rejoin training camp in Washington. George Ughin visits from Sioux Falls. A play The Tianan Star is set for RS W T society on March 15. Folks gather for a social and a Waterloo artillery event is noted.
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Horton Maret
Mery Strauser
Washington, D. C
Tessie Phillips
St Paul
Chava Croyl
Lola Wylam
TL Strauser
Yoo
Emory
Washington
George Ughin
Sioux Falls
RSW. T. Society
Everyboise
Uwobbs
lin-Je
Waterloo
Artillery
Nashua Obituaries and Local News Briefs
Nashua reports the death of Mrs. A Adams at 64 after a sudden chest pain. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. Anthon Weis and Mr. Mabobbs, plus community updates on residents, farms, and family news from Nashua and Allison including new marriages, births, and local appointments.
Fairbank Notes from March Social and Military Visits
Fairbank reports a quiet Sunday with no Baptist services as Rev Curran of the Dubuque district visits town. Rolla King on 48 hour leave from Camp Jieden visits family. Camp Dodge reports fine conditions and strong officers. Mr and Mrs Furland move near Triumph. Mrs Furland’s Cedar Rapids mother visiting. Wm Necker and A Gallup family travel to Minneapolis and Tark Wee. Earle Schreack writes from France about weather and Paris fashion. Lewis Miller from Germania noted.
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Wo. Kine
Rolla
Camp Dodge
Furland
Ced
Tasm
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Necker
Minneapolis
A. Gallup
Patterson
Triumph
Sehraek
Earle
France
Paris
Lewis Miller
Germania
J_AMilter
Mre Miller Operated In Waterloo For Recovery
Mrs Miller was taken to Waterloo for an operation and reports indicate she is resting comfortably. The Woman's Bellet corps will host an entertainment at the house Saturday evening April 8 to raise funds for war efforts. Various local families and residents are mentioned, with notes on moves, visits, and community organizations in Fairbank and surrounding areas.
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Miller
Waterloo
Fairbark
Higby
Pos
Bume
Harry Powers
Canaly
Oelwein
Powers
Powere
H.W. Weiser
Dubuque
Mer. Westaue
Harchert Reed
Malrbank
France
Edlgar Sraith
Storm Taube Ta
Mes
Mes. Wor AG Higby
Fairbams
J. A. Seheek
Grace Etekelberg
Nellis King
Alice Phelps
Clara Senway
Nelle Wingy
Tripoli Notes Include Ill Sister and Local Celebrations
Tripoli reports illness in Mrs. Reumna Hale with limited improvement. Kelsecy Wray Cole and Mrs C larakins of Wichita visit. J C Ottrogse returns from Arlington Heights for his mother’s death. Earnest Hagen hosts 53rd birthday party. Fred Garland’s 25th anniversary surprise with gifts. Out of town guests include Wr Doepke and Mrs Sil. Wm Werner hosts 16 friends for cards. Fairbank couple relocate to farm. Rathe 25th anniversary celebrated with neighbors.
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Tripoli
Kelsecy
Wr. Doepke
Denver
John Sil
Ida Phics
Sumner
Wm. Werner
Thomas Snelling
Fairbank
J. B. Franklin
Mirs
Henry Rathe
Mrs. Rathe
Marble Rock News Briefs Include Enlistment and Wedding
Marble Rock reports Paul Boozer enlistment in the marines from La Porte City and leaving Sunday. Pastor BE Taylor preached at the A E church. A band service flag will honor five locals. A special car carried 78 to Charles City for a patriotic rally. The Marble Rock band played. Mrs Mabel Keyes of Waterloo wed G I Ludwig at the groom’s home with friends present. After showers, they planned a Be Pau trip and will reside in the former Shepherdson house on Cradford Street.
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Marble Rock
Paul Boozer
la Porte City
Marble Snack Bank
BE. Taylor
A. E. Church
Harm
Marble Rock Band
Harold McElroy
Clarence Squier
Ernest Stroud
Merland Stroud
Paul
Namie
Ludwig
Pau
Shepharedson
Cradford Street
Birthday of Mrs. Fritz Is Highlight of Township Idyll
In Mount Vernon township a company of 20 ladies spent a pleasant afternoon March 7 at Mrs. Marie Fritz to celebrate her seventy second birthday. Gifts were presented as mementos while Mrs Martha Dewey recovers from a recent fall and others cope with family illnesses and separations.
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MT. Vernon Township
Mount Vernon Township
Marie Fritz
Fritz
Martha Dewey
Laura Henry
George Albright
Tenshead
Cal
Henry Deemine
Asa
Great Lakes
Fred Henry
Meslem Knapp
Fred
Milne
Canada
Capitz
Mount Vernon
Local Meeting Aids War Savings Appeal In Littleton
The Tevlivs society plans a meeting with Mrs Shus Mer thaler in Littleton on Thursday March 12. Mrs Brown of Camp Vike Ark appears as a guest. Mr Fouts of Independence to address Eas Berrs through Wednesday evening for the war savings stamp drive. Miss Mounie Stout undergoes an operation Sunday. Perry Van tot is noted in local possession news.
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Littleton
Mareh 12
Tevlivs’ Ass Society
Shus Merthaler
Mare Brown
Camp Vike
Ark
Prettmonia
Teleeraim Alber
Addixon Browas
Caul Abre
Fouts
Independence
Hern
Mtr
Soa
Matt Gitaiter
Pruradas
Ugghpey
Chris Cook
Washitara
Dileaandeniee
Dantel Diggaat
Doe Mabnint
L. TL Sisson
Oco Pony
Jerey
Witthenr
Clare Young
Dee
Matafacture Fee
Wes
Rye
Josup
Winthrop
Winthrop Tes
Mroo
Vlarvey Nelson
Soirwood
Jesap
Thea. B. Fes
Main Vbret
Sid Sehoal Baildine
M. i. Considine
Vera Derk
Robert Haskins
Hanores
Mro
Kyte Haskins
James Hinski
Sonn
Canada
Amos Harkins
W. 10. Walker
Wave
Larsesay Township
Johan Walker
Woman's Missionary Society
Dresbyterten
J. G. Tatra Wan
Toplc
Conrad Amfanr
Watersong
St. Francia Hospital
Drama League
Whterlan
Grind
Writny Overtmne
Mare
Nets
Jesup Caw Testing Association
Oh A. Houck
L. S. Hovey
Elmer Stavengen
Paul McCurdy
A.W. Coppoca
Erringville
Red Cross
M. CG. Yoanz
Ray Young
Presbyterian Church
Nev
AL OL Knapp
M. C. Jenks
BT. Fuller, Jr
Marjorie Marsh
Starsh
W.W. Bhister
Charg
Carrie Parker
Sarah Sherman
Josephine Fulter
Elizabeth Locheadl
Jesup Notes Show Local Life And Upcoming Events
Reading of the Jesup page reveals a busy community roster: basketball results from the new consolidated school, social gatherings, church society meetings, and postwar relief efforts. Highlights include the Winthrop game victory, homecomings, auctions, theater plans for March 15, and Red Cross knitting shipments totaling 148 sweaters and assorted garments.
Local notices update from Sumner area residents
Sumner items show residents moving to Waterloo and Jefferson, civil service posting in Washington, D C, farming changes near Gran, new farm ownership by Mosher family, Dilley family leaving Wexchester creamery area, Ditley resigning as buttermaker, and the death of Mrs George Warnke near Climaxete with funeral services at St Pauls Evangelical. Ed Wesmer named explosives licensing agent. Mrs Jethi Norris visits from Dex Mivines to see her relative Mrs WL Merles.
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Sumner
WL. Davis
Neusehont
Waterloo
Hoeltn
Tefferson Ktacke
Jin Ware
Washington
PD. C
Martin Westendorf
Gran
Mirtha Stout
Sumener
Contigo Mosher
Win Dilley
Wexcelster Creamery
Wantempaugh
Ditey
Géorge Warnke
Climaxete
Ternl
Sundis
St. Paul's
Janesville Remembrance and Local News Update
The Janesville area reports a weekend gathering at the bride’s home for a marriage of Vin Piriden and Mrs. Miller Arne, with community notices of clergy talks at Presbyterian church, and a sequence of local events including farm life notes, a fatality, and obliquely named residents. The misspelled text references Camp Dodge, Reverend Me Teed, and a funeral at the grove, with scattered references to local farms, churches, and residents like Clifford Butler, Walter Nissen, and Charles Nara.
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Janesville
Mike Amere
Walter
Ant Flord Johnesten
Camp Dodge
Vin Piriden
Miller Arne
Jen
Briden
Wapra Bave
Clifford Butler
Walter Nissen
Sam
Charles Nara
Me. Reed
Finehford
Hart Matz Owas
Ano Oumide
Tawa
Minehford
Lydia Iale
AG Wom
Ray Shurecke
Fragmented notes from a village church and hotel sale
Widespread garbled report covers Cheistab church news, new hotel proprietors at a River Town, and local events in Jonesville Pulte. Mentions Winthrop, March 14, 1404, a four story window incident, and a farewell party for Theodore Uineholt.
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Cheistab Church
de Wax Seo
Iim
Thor
Jonesville
Fragmented OCR item with scattered details and names
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names places and figures in a mishmash. It mentions Whitney wink Acti Waterton 1 1k Llentdorson and Beebo case and various locations and numbers without coherent structure or clear event.
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Prone
Hede
Lirnaks
Whitney Wink
Acti
Waterton
Llentdorson
Shetriit
Shows
Rey & Mosvilllara
Adil
Motlers
Menry Woosthees
Wien
Lanny Stweariterys
Argil Piatt
Wis
Mute Aid
Cadar
Villers
Local News From New Hartford March Briefs
Mrs. J. D. Ramsay, homebound six weeks after an auto accident, received 90 get well cards on March 14. Mrs. D. O. Petletter and son move to Cedar Valley. captain serves in the U S Army. Mrs. Gen. Root of Cannawood visits old friends. At the school election WP Petersen and Th A Hotmin were elected Trustees. The body of Mrs. Josephine Bourgas, died in Long Beach Cal, arrived for burial at Oakhill Cemetery beside her husband. Burial rites by New Hartford Chapter 1290 ES. The funeral services of Hon. J A Cousins will be Friday at 2 p.m.
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Nashua
A. ©. Adams
Adiaims
Nash
Cora Corrente
Greenwood Cemetery
Anthon Wels
Weis
Henry
O. A. O. Adams
Win. Corlette
Plainfeld
Ghoster McLarmin
Anthon
Chicago
Abbie Turnbull
Waterloo
W. A. Granger
Turnbull
Salt Lake City
J. A. F. Warden
Tuird & Grawe
H. F. Wild
W. C. Shepard
F. H. Arnold
Treaster
Allison
George R. Peet
D. N. Reeve
Morton
France
Aero Squad
Claude Wagner
Mamie Allan
Chap Wagner
J. O. Alan
Waverly
James Gallagher
Newbury
Tom Piie
Ernest Speedy
Frank Folkers
George Wildchoer
Lathrop
Arthur Bell
Army
B. J
Deyo
Detroit
Mich
John Ray
J. Ray
Tharttara
J. D. Ramsay
Petletter and Son
Cadar Wally
United States Army
Gen. Root
Canna
WP. Petersen
Th. A. Hottmin
Josephine Bourgas
Long Beach
Cal
Oakhill Cemetery
New Hartford Chapter
Mitchell News Briefs Highlight Enlistments and Local Events
Mitchell notes March 12 report of Tarl Hollleter enlisting in the aviation corps after traveling to Waterton. Remains of Mrs. Wm. Stauffer formerly Miss Mattie Cleveland laid to rest in Osage with services at the Methodist church. Rev. O. M. Van Swearingen visiting relatives in Millcreek and De Punheface. Friday night concert at town hall by the Guicke brothers and a girls quartet. Local boys enlisted and expect to serve, with donations noted.
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Guicke Brothers
Snow
Eervier
Orchard Weather Shuts Roads Amid Severe Storms
Orchard reports one of the season's worst storms with Friday wind rain and Saturday snow. Freezing rain created ice on streets and travel became unsafe. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Elmo Vining's. welcome new members joined and supper receipts totaled about £1.
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Laties Act Society
Elmo Vining
Real Estate Transfers in Black County Abstract Co Area
Fragments show transfers involving Wilkins and Frank Hy Werner, and properties on Tonden Peay Line and Monstatey Brooks area. Names Montesnay Brooks and other names appear amid scattered listings in the Wilkins firm notice.
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The
Black Ank County Abstract Co
Rn Wilkins
Frank Hy
Montesnay Brooks
Leo
How to Judge a Woman by Her Hair
Ad copy-style note on using Canthrox shampoo powder thought to improve hair by dissolving dandruff oil and dirt. Claims include fuller look, shine, softness, happier scalp and healthier hair growth with daily use.
Doctor Says Vinol Best Tong For Women
An Ohio testimonial claims Vinol restored health after years of illness. Mrs Frank A from Hedford describes weakness and nervous exhaustion improved after taking Vinol. The ad asserts Vinol’s effectiveness and guarantees the remedy, listing Wangler Bros. Co. and C.J. Miller among distributors nationwide.
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Pain and Inflammation
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a mustard oil ointment that relieves neuralgia headaches and throat issues. It claims fast relief from inflammation and pain with a clean white formula, offering 30c, 60c jars and hospital size $2.50.
A Mean Look and Its Quiet Cure
A moody temperament may stem from a disordered stomach constipation or headache. A few doses of Chamberlains Tablet are said to improve mood and cheerfulness, with noted success in treating these ailments.
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Chamberlain
Health Is Wealth and the Value of Health
A health advocacy ad argues that health matters more than money and criticizes valuing wealth over life. It promotes Dr. Myers as a specialist for chronic diseases with free consultation, detailing office hours and location in Waterloo Iowa. Advertises couple captions and a note about Marriet ladies and family accompaniment.
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Swycamore St
Waterloo
Iowa
Marriet
Tam
Cannaday
M. D
Sedalla
Mio
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Cedar Falls Daily News
Pizens
Philadelphia
Sixth Street
Main
Navy
Kear
Emma Stevens
America
Amersca
M. Parker
C. M. Parker
Parker
Charles H. McBride
H. McBride
Union Township
Finchford
Florida
Mr. McBride
John A. Cousins
Betler County
Mr. Clements
M. EB
Hans Crone
James Whillis
Board of Review
James Loonan & Son
Homer C. Stuntz
Methodist Church
Benjamin Boardman
West Sixth Street
Dike
Earl Roadman
Eldora
Yeoman Lodge
Whterloo
Harriet Ranney
Esther Coffin
Marion
Carrollton
Walme Paice
Julia Post
Pella
John McQuilkin
Parkersby
Lone Trees
A Doy
James Marshal
KR. P Dodge
Watetina
la Parte City
Walter Dell
Kyterian
Gror
Horton
Hera
Dave
Gabler
Jones
Cweson Ned
Caurus
Maver
Wo Mortman
Commetien
Data
Guakmey
Artie
Artie Mauriedibd, Amd, WH. Marker; Clerk, Winey Datas Nasessor
William Melartind
Solienis
Wiliam
Wits Rotrivks
Waehebmggiaren
Ashertoln
Abi Osta Berkle
Geurka
J. Avene Wleer. Gr
Wetterfue
Mitchell
Orchard
Victor Records
Stroebels
Iad
Vinol
Hiredford
Ohio
Vinel
Vinci
Xington
Michigan Boulevard
22Nd Street
Lexington
Charles McHugh
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