Personal Notes At Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Daily News records travel notes and local items from March 19. Joseph North mourns the loss of a $90 envelope found missing from his coat pocket and hopes for return. Various residents attend events, travel for business, or prepare spring term activities as the town notes steals, illnesses, renovations, and civic club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Joseph North
North
Neils Anderson
J. B. Clay
Chicago
Iown Gate Company
Weller Couple Mark Sixty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John J Weller of Waterloo Iowa celebrate sixty five years of marriage at home on Randolph street Their origins trace to Somerset county Pennsylvania with a 1848 ceremony Their eight children include six living members and several grandchildren attended the quiet observance honoring a long partnership and family ties
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John J. Weller
Black Hawk County
Randolph Street
Weller
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Mr. Weller
Welter
Mariah Ann Scott
C. J. Stoy
5. H. Basbor
J. L. Weller
Waterloo
J. R. Gillin
Dune
W. K. Clark
Fort Dodge
W. W. Weller
Ripam
Minn
Oranges Township
Blue House Road
Waller
First Brethren Church
Austin Sanitarium Reform Plan Arrives in Iowa
R E Lynch of Minneapolis representing the Austin Sanitarium Co arrives in the city at the Irving hotel to sell state rights for establishing Austin cure facilities in Iowa. The three day treatment targets alcohol, drugs, and tobacco, with exclusive territory for the purchaser. Dr. R B Austin founded the program, claiming fifteen years of successful results.
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Iowa
R. E. Lynch
Minneapolia
Minn
Austin Sanitarium Co
Irving Hotel
Austin
Lynch
Austin Sanitarium
RB. E. Austin
Death of Miss Bessie Graham at Waterloo linked funeral
Cedar Falls, Ia March 19 Miss Bessie Graham longtime resident with brother W J Graham dies at brother T E Graham in Waterloo Her remains return to Cedar Falls with funeral at St Patrick church at 9 30 and burial at Fairview. Farewell party for Mrs Negley and daughter before their move to Tong Beach Cal neighbors present with souvenir spoons.
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Frank Belz
New Hartford
Ruth Miller
Mt. Vernon
F. B. Miller
McElwain
Carrie Hurroughs
Cedar Falls
Bessie Graham
W. 3
Graham
T. E. Graham
Waterloo
St. Patrick’s Church
Pairview
Fred Ballou to Wed Edna Baker in Colorado
Frederick Ballou and Edna Baker will marry in Fort Collins Colorado on March 26. Ballou, a Waterloo native now living in Denver, is a factory employee and both he and his bride are college graduates. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside in Denver.
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Colorado
F. B. Ballou
Ninth Street
Lois
Fred Ballou
Waterloo
Fort Collins
Colo
Edna Baker
Ballou
Mr. Ballou
Miss Baker
Stevens College
New York State
Beers Denies Killing Wife in Accidental Struggle
The Rev. W L Beers, charged with murdering his wife by forcing false teeth down her throat, testified that their quarrel over their daughter Alice led to an accidental death during a struggle after they argued about her custody. He described following his wife from Wakarusa to a hotel and resisting her when she struck him.
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Topeka
Kan
W. L. Beers
Marion County
Beers
Wakarusa
Sisters of St. Francis Hospital
Alice
Beera
Secrecy Attracts City’s Wealthy Drinkers
The article notes Spect’s appeal to well to do business and professional men who crave privacy. Ed Storm Ralph Storm and Chas Storm departed for Wall Lake to hunt for a week or ten days. Clinton P Shockley the architect traveled to Chicago for work on the James Black building on Fourth street east.
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Ed Storm
Ralph Storm
Chas
Storm
Wall Lake
Clinton P. Shockley
Chicago
James Black
Fourth Street
Daily Riddles Questions and Answers
A set of wordplay puzzles including Irish father of many children, behead a snare to a knock, a word reversed in a sentence, pricing a horse from a bushel of potatoes, and comparisons to a mastiff. Includes answers yesterday like Timid Keel a Lead inclined and noise.
Temperature Report for March 19 with Historical Bounds
The record shows March 19 temperatures with a minimum of 37 and a maximum of 60. Comparisons note last year’s values of 29 minimum and 44 maximum.
East Side Board Reorganizes Elects Arbuckle President
The East Side school board met to reorganize and elect officers with J W Arbuckle named to another term as president. Dr H A Boysen succeeds G B McWilhama on finance and building and grounds committees. Supt Charles W Kline gains a $200 raise and remains superintendent. Friday the 28th is a one day vacation for Waterloo teachers attending the Independence convention.
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East Side School Board
J. W. Arbuckle
H. A. Boysen
G. B. McWil- Hama
Boysen
Charles W. Kline
F. J. Highbney
W. H. Bruon
Kline
Waterloo
Independence
C. W. Wright
Lou Sheppard
Alcott School
Notable Cedar Rapids Names In Local Records
Fragmentary reader friendly item lists residents in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Names include Laurence E Augustine and Jeanetta B Beebe with ages noted. other entries list William Kline of Gladbrook and Florence Carrington of Cedar Falls with partial details.
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Laurence E. Augustine
Cedar Rapids
Jeanetta B. Beebe
William 4. Kline
Gladbrook
Florence £. Carrington
Cedar Falls
Wheat and market drift amid dust storms and cattle prices
Chicago buyers push wheat higher on reports of Kansas dust storms affecting farm work and rail service. May corn and oats firm while hogs fall on weaker prices. Cattle receipts around 7,000 with varied steer and heifer prices. butter eggs and cheese listed with state receipts and local ads.
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Chicago
Kansas
Feckere
Colorado
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Ticklemouse Tales: Wishing Cheese and Sleepyland Mischief
Willy Wishingmouse longs for cheese as Doriy secretly plans a pantry reveal. The Ticklemouse warns and Doriy brings a chafing dish with milk and a wedge of cheese, turning the nursery into a fragrant scene. Willy’s excitement turns to caution as danger looms over the improvised treat.
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Willy
Willy Boy
Doriy
Ticklemouse
The Rarebit Fight in the Sizzling Dish
In a bizarre kitchen scene the rarebit comes alive and traps friends beneath bubbling cheese. Teddy Bear snuffs the wick, ending the peril as Willy, Ticklemouse, and others rip the dish apart and devour the rarebit, savoring the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Teddy
Twins
Uncle Tick
Market brief on cash wheat corn oats and New York close
Readable text shows cash wheat and cash corn and oats prices with grades No 2 yellow No 3 white and No 4 entries. New York close lists Wheat May and July values and St Louis Wheat and Corn quotes. Waterloo market notes mention flour and grain products and a Crystal brand line appears.
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New York
Louis
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