Travel notes reveal Cedar Falls residents on personal business
Miss Whillis of Cedar Falls National Bank is recovering from a bad fall and expected back at work next week. Lake Mills visitors include Walter Smith J H Williams Vet Burdick and Thomas W Streeter with plans to tour Waterloo and the Galloway plant. Others tour Sioux City Oak Ridge and New Orleans with varied trips for business and recreation. A snowstorm, geese reports, and local social events accompany daily life in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Whillis
Cedar Falls National Bank
Walter Smith
J. H. Williams
Burdick
Thomas W. Streeter
Lake Mills
Waterloo
Wm. Galloway Company
Vet. Burdick
Lake Mills, Is
Mr. Streeter
Oak Ridge
David Merner
Lon Pfeiffer
New Orleans
Cedar Falla
Dell Burr
Minneapolis
Pheffer
Washington
Prof
Gilpin
Marshalltown
R. ©. Wangler
Dotson-Kerwin Co
Croxone Promises Rheumatism Cure Through Kidney Rescue
An ad asserts Croxone cures chronic rheumatism by neutralizing uric acid and toxins, cleansing inactive kidneys, and aiding blood filtration. It claims quick relief from the first doses, with a money back guarantee and availability at drug stores.
Church room expansion completed at Cedar Falls church
The Methodist church on Washington street in Cedar Falls reopened for Sunday services after remodeling. A 600 seat expansion brings total capacity to 1100. An adjoining 60 by 70 foot two story annex for Sunday school and social events will start when weather permits, at a cost of 30000 dollars.
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Williamson
Rex Blaine
Misa Vera Wood
Rockford
Mrs
Chas. Wood
Town Street
Cedar Falls
Methodist Church
Washington Street
Iowa Democrats Form Morning Newspaper Idea in Des Moines Meeting
Des Moines editors from across Iowa met at Kirkwood to organize a democratic morning paper for the state field. J J Sierling of the Corydon Democrat named president with E T Wall as secretary and treasurer. A slate of vice presidents by congressional district and an executive committee were announced as the group discussed funding and scope. In other news, the Iowa Supreme Court upheld a breach of contract verdict involving Art Aseptible Furniture Co. v Edwin R Shannon from Black Hawk county.
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Des Moines
Kirkwood
Iowa
J. J. Sierling
The
Corydon Democrat
New Association
E. T. Wall
Osceola
Stanley Miller
Free Press
Mount Pleasant
Sam E. Carrell
Press
Iowa City
Supreme Court
Black Hawk County
Art Aseptible Furniture Co
Appellant
Edwin R. Shannon
Dr. Shannon
Park Dam company placed in receivership at Eldora
Eldora Iowa March 21 the Park Dam company a water power and electric corporation with offices in Eldora was placed in the hands of receiver Charles C Ryan by Judge Les on petition by stockholder E R Baskerville The company organized in 1910 with 60000 capital has assets including water power plants at Eldora and Steamboat Rock and twenty four miles of transmission lines Liabilities total 57000 plus 32000 cash contributed by stockholders with principal claims shown and President E H Lundy ill at home bringing about the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Park Dam Company
Water Power and Electric Corporation
Charles C. Ryan
Les
E. R. Baskerville
E. H. Lundy
EB. H. Lundy
Steamboat Rock
George Wood
J. H. Latimer
J. 9
Baskerville
Lundy, Wood & Baskerville
Citizens’ Bank of Union
Northwestern Electric Equipment Company
D. W. Turner
E. W. Lundy
H. Lundy
Page-Hill Company
Citizens’ Savings Bank of
Bidora
Sandy NL
Lundy
Ryan
Sister Boniface Taken Ill For Operation At Waterloo
Sister Boniface is very sick and underwent an operation at the Franciscan hospital in Waterloo. The Gilbertville Grain and Lumber company unloaded three car loads of lumber. Mr. and Mrs. William Weber traveled to Waterloo Wednesday. Floren Kurtenbach also rode to Waterloo from Gilbertville. Matt Becker plans a new modern house this spring. M. Delagardelle will build two houses this spring. Joseph Reuter moved to Gilbertville Tuesday and John Manerich moved onto the Reuter farm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
Boniface
Franciscan
Waterloo
Gilbertville Grain and Lumber Company
William Weber
Floren Kurtenbach
Matt Becker
M. Delagardelle
Joseph Reuter
John Manerich
First Annual Dance Easter Ball under I A T E Local 202
The Easter Ball hosted by International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Local 202 takes place Monday March 24 1913 at K of P Hall. Tickets cost 50 cents with ladies free. You are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
K. of P. Hall
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Victor Victrolas
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Tomorow
Forest Mills
Essex Mills
Gordon
Cedar Falls Daily News
Live Town
Anton Slifsgard
Canada
Bender
Teachers’ College
Aberdeen
S. D
Men of
South Dakota
Jackson
Independence
Ensign
Commercial Club Rooms
Clarence Wise
Arthur Jennings
Elizabeth Bennett
W. A. Bennett
Grippe
Roger Leavitt
State Board of Education
Fred Olbrich
Thorval Hansen Lare
University of Minnesota
James Holm
Pierre
M. D
M. Holm
Haat Second
Mr. Holm
W. A. Bryant
Nebraska
Fourth and
Walter Vorhees
Seward Higby
Standard Gate Co
Robinson Dry Goods Co
Phyllia Club of
Olive Street
Hugh Smith
College Hill
Wyth
George Althouse
World
Ackley
Fred Biermann
Journal, Decorah
A. ©. Jackson
News
Tama
A. J. Stump
Ottum
Clint Price
Advocate- Tribune
Indianola
George Waterman
Herald
Sidney
R. C. Spencer
Advocate
Audubon
Tenth
John Herron
Democrat
Boone
Eleventh
J. H. Baline
Tribune
Sibley
G. L. Carwell
Bulletin
Denison
William Ball
Sun
Red Oak
John Dalton
Manson
Park Dam GO
Eldora Corporation
Duc
Bundy
Adelaide Thurston
Francis X. Hope
Frederick Paulding
Mary
Ananias
Francis x
Hood
L. H. Nusbaum
Goshen
Indiana
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakweed Bird
Chicago
Hotel Ellis
Wittick Market
West Fourth Street
Oak Ridge Dairy Mile
Veal
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