Andrew Winther on good roads and self help plan
Cedar Falls Iowa March 23 special Andrew Winther trustee Cedar Falls township writes in the Daily Record urging farmers to self fund road work under the new law. He proposes dividing the township into dragging districts, sharing a 400 plus dollar drag budget, supplying 2 horse drags, and using hired labor for grading. He urges participation and invites better ideas, with spring coming. Also notes theater plans, army officer guests, literary club officers, and Trueblood eye operation fundraiser.
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Cedar Falls Notes Highlight Weddings and School News
Cedar Falls social notes report a reception shower for Katherine Knoepfler ahead of her April nuptials to Henry Lerche of Madison. The public schools closed a successful winter term with a one week vacation and many students honored.
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Cedar Falls
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Miedames
D. S. Wright
S. OP. Hersey
Ira Condit
W. H. Hender
Katherine Knoepfler
Flenry C. Lerche
Madison
Trunk Store Opens in Waterloo Wagner Building
The Waterloo Trunk company opens a new exclusive trunk shop at 19 Sycamore street in the Wagner building. J. Roenthal is proprietor and I. Morris is manager with ten years in leather goods, selling trunks suitcases traveling bags and leather novelties.
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People's Store Formal Opening Delights City Patrons
Patrons flood Fourth Street West for the People’s Store spring opening. Displayed are men women and children spring garments, hats, and new spring clothing lines. An exhibit features Sir Walter Raleigh’s Pipe from London with a historic backstory and noted by the London Telegraph via the Archaeological Society.
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Calls for wild animals in Newfoundland skills of Indians
Indians are highly skilled at attracting game by imitating animal calls. According to John G. Millain in Newfoundland and its Untrodden Ways, they possess calls for almost every animal and can lure a fox within twenty yards.
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Newfoundland
Noise Calls and Animal Attractants in Harvesting Techniques
The excerpt describes hunting sounds and decoy methods used to attract wildlife. It notes Reynard mishearing a mouse cry, stag caribou responses to two grunts, and a simple imitative technique requiring minimal practice. It also explains geese responses to white rag signals and a spring decoy dog, plus beaver reactions to unfamiliar sounds after disturbance.
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Reynard
Beavers and Otters Attracting Calls From Indigenous Peoples
An account notes how In Giang and Newfoundland peoples use distinctive vocal and instrumental noises to lure fur bearers. Beaver calls mimic tree cutting and hunting sounds, while otter calls imitate its shrill whistle. The text contrasts Indian methods with local words and animal responses.
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Newfoundland
Strike or Bust: A Labor Tale of a Sleeping Wage
In a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune excerpt a Black worker explains to a lawyer the pressure to strike for higher pay. He recounts earning 25 dollars monthly until a year ago, then 38 via negotiation, and now threatening to strike again to avoid being seen as inferior. The dialogue underscores racial and economic tensions in wage bargaining.
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Robert
Ash
Ford
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For Sale Five Room House Near West High School
For sale a five room house with hall furnace electric lights gas sewer soft water and well. House newly papered with interior details, stands on Intrixdad street near large shade trees. Four blocks from west side high school half block to cars. Owner pang west. Price 4950 with 200 down. Phone 1840.
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Pang West
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