Cedar Falls Patriot Spirit Marks Patriotic Night
Cedar Falls crowds join a Main Street march by Company F and Boy Scouts with flags and lights. Local leaders address the crowd, praising loyalty as the concert band leads, followed by a community meal at the Commercial Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Co. FY
Lower Main Street
Wilimek
Newman
EH. A. Chapman
James Brownell Post
L. H. Keep
Commercial Club
Joseph B. Cowan
Poultry House Fire at Vinton Destroys Building and Losses
Fire fought through a long run from a bonfire origin near the Fowler poultry house near the freight depot in Vinton. The building and yards were wrecked with losses in the thousands, insured. No poultry was on hand as the wind spread flames to nearby structures, and residents worked hard to prevent spread to the freight depot and a large elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Fowler
Bernard Murphy
Louise Traer
Helen Murphys
Edward A. Murphy
Brownsville
Tex
Parsons
Murphy
Local Social Notes From Denver Church and Families
John Meler of Waverly spent Sunday with his daughter at the H T Steege home. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Albert Gielan was christened Harold at Rev Mr Schoenbohm church. The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs R Meler fell sick but is improving. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Emil Matting. Mrs H Murphy hosted the Thimble Bee on March 29. Confirmations are planned at To Echoenbohsvs church on Pain Sunday for Raymond Stuimme and Am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John Meler
Waverly
H. T. Steege
Albert Gielan
Schoenbohm
Harold
R. Meler
Local Community Notes Highlight Nombre Names and Events
Conrad Clausing marked his eighty fifth birthday on March 25 as neighbors Jos Kelling and George Myers together with their spouses visited Sumner relatives. Henry Otto family joined Fred Thoms at home gathering. various individuals listed attended celebrations and the Blaufuss church group included Amanda Sassman Nora Steege and others. George Jahnke cut part of his thumb chopping wood. the Steegze child is ill under nurse care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nold Millius
Laverne Wente
Lucinda Brandt
Loutes Smith
Emma Krueger
Arend Kroengmke
William Gielan
Blaufuss
Amanda Sassman
Nora Steege
Gisie Platte
Celia Vogelsang
Viola Meter
Fritz Kehe
John Buss
Conrad Clausing
Jos Kelling
George Myers
Sumner
Henry Otto
Jirom Klinger
Fred .Thoms
George Jahnke
Tripoli
John Prestien
Dertha Kelling
Lttle
Carl Steegze
Dysart News Roundup from March Updates and Local Trades
Dysart March 28 notes Mrs BR Rhode returns from Autora Nil after weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Cold back from Chicago where Cold & Son store bought foods. Mr and Mrs E F Douglas travel Cedar Rapids then Excelsior Springs for care. Douglas returns the same night. L Sohl attends Cedar Falls conference. Frank Smock to move three year term with Water Soo Canning. rents Hix residence vacated by Powell family. Mrs Eugene Glenn ill but improving. Cedar Reanids Charles Nolan wins town contract for new deep trell after council meeting.
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Douglass
Renn
Ralph Schuchart
Rev. L. Sohl
Cedar Falls
Frank Smock
Watersoo Canning Company
Dysart
George Hix
Em Powell
Old landmarks fall as La Porte City gains new store
In La Porte City on March 28 the Malin and Sycamore corner building, standing nearly 60 years, was torn down to make way for Bryce Kittne's new storefront, later to house icline's apartment store. The change promises a modern, spacious Main Street facade and a fresh business hub for 1917.
Dumont Daily Notes Health Visits and Local Events
Physician consultations set for Harm Faber while James McTaggert family visited from Strawberry Point. Aaron Rust took his son to Hampton hospital for treatment. Mrs Wilson and Miss Waya went to Hampton for tonsil removal. Mrs Ralph Harris Jr. recovering from gall stones. Harry Card injured hand chopping wood. Christ Brinkman estate sale held with small 27 acre farm selling for 187.50 per acre. Dumont schools to auction old schoolhouse next Saturday. Mrs L C Scott and Erysipelas cases reported. Rev George Caweltt finished year’s work and heads to Cedar Falls conference. Jr Caweltt may return. Revival meetings begin at M E church led by Rev W J Selby. S H Lathrop stays with daughter Mrs C R Martin after arriving from Tavernela. Joe Henderson leaving Pfaltzgraff garage for new home.
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Dumont
Ajard
Harm Faber
James McTaggert
Mr. McTaggert
Strawberry Point
Aaron Rust
Hampton
Fred Essman
Wilson
Miss Waya
Ralph Harris, Jr
Harry Card
Christ Brinkman
Duimont Schools
L. C. Scott
FL Eickelberg
George Caweltt
Cedar Falls
Jr. Caweltt
M. E. Shurch
W. J. Selby
Fairfield
S. H. Lathrop
Tavernela
Mre. C. R. Martin
Joe Henderson
Pfaltzgraff Garage
Hampton Man Promoted At Hawkeye Electric Supply Co
C. C. Stephens, a former Hampton boy, has been named manager of Hawkeye Electric Supply Co in Iowa City after 25 years in the field. He is a University of Iowa electrical department graduate. Edna Yenter, 14, died of tuberculosis at her Bridge street home. The M. & St. L. train schedule changes to stop for dinner here after April 1. Depot operator Joe Brandy expands his drink room to meet rising business. St Louis reports the high school gained North Central Association accreditation. Mrs. B. W. Tallman recovers well from appendectomy at Lutheran hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
C. C. Stephens
Hawkeye Electric Supply Co
Iowa City
Stevens
Electrical
University of Iowa
Edna Yenter
Jacob Yenter
Bridge Street
Sheffield
Joe Brandy
St. Touis
North Central Association of Colleges
B. W. Tallman
Lutheran Hospital
Waverly Briefes On Local Moves And Travels
Waverly March 23. My trop Ferk left Wednesday for Chicago for hospital treatment. Mrs. M. T. Spellman and daughter Misa Nelite have returned home from Paola Kansas where they spent the winter. Miss Grace Wondcock, a teacher in the Des Moines public schools, is enjoying the holidays and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Mytrop Ferk
Chicago
M. T. Spellman
Misa Nelite
Paola
Kan
Mise Grace Wondcock
Dex Moines
Is Enjoy
Parkersburg Community Notes and School Carnival Report
Parkersburg notes from March 28 report a junior carnival at the schoolhouse was not a great success. Several local names appear with visits, illnesses, and movements, including Mrs Dadzwell from Minnesota visiting Afra Welf, Dr. Ensign at his Lake Preston home, and Miss Kathrin hosting a school basket event at Sinclair Friday. Local residents life includes health concerns, moves to farms, musical program by Henry Iblings’ group, business changes with John Berg buying a Cedar Falls rug store, and Mrs. Wilttung’s death with funeral arrangements at Strout hospital.
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Parkerspurg
Dadzwell
Bricelyn
Minn
Afra
Lake Praston
D. Wile
W. Wightman
Parkersburg
A. T. Stewart
Iown Falls
Kathrin
Sinclair
Henry Iblings
Waterloo
John Berg
Cedar Falls
Ira Ackerson
Johnny Shinners
Lake Preston
B. Ensign
Sam Christiansen
Wilson Brothers
Kane
Omaha
Lewis
Larson
Christopher
Wilttung
Strouts Hospital
Strout
Janesville notes include sermons, moves, and floods
In Janesville area news Mr R He AteCullough preaches his last sermon at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. John Powell moved to Riverside hotel, while Mrs. Ruther will rest. High water left farms south of town inundated though the town stayed dry. Frank McLaughlin bought a Waterloo home and will move soon. The Wadies Cemetery association sets a meeting for April 6 at Mrs Will Jennings home. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Powers last week. Farmers haul new machinery and Ross seed and seed potatoes arrive. Mrs Horsmat Briden shows some improvement. Oliver Frhasan at George Tackwood Anne and Mrs I T Chaplin with daughter Mildred are described as versatile. Mrs T F Lewis is still unwell after illness. Most pupils are back from the recent meyelog epidemic. East Janesville plans a Friday evening event for Mrs Hickors Farnie at Commercial etuhtuwitding. Nine characters bake pact and event in an Ethiopian fares following.
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Day Porte City
Atarch 28
Malin and
Sycamore
Hay Bao
Bryce Kittne
Hin
iCline
Main Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Father
John Kline
New BaRsneath
Hammond
Waldroff
Latin America
C. P. Strohin
John Page
Keith Page
Page
Potter
J. A. Potter and Son
Maynard
Waterloo
J. W. Stewart
Somerset
Lottie Booth
Cedar Falls
Thornton
Janesville
Maroh
R. He
Presbyterian Churcn
Wickle
John Powell
Hiverside
Ruther
Janesvillle
Frank McLaughlin
Wadies’ Cemetery Association
Will Jenning
Harold Powers
Ross
Horsmat Briden
Oliver Frhasan
George Tackwood
Anne
Chaplin
Mildred
Lewis
Scott Smith
Cedar Waadds
Mr. Wackett
Serge Cesar
Staal
Hickors
Farnie Phinrday
Horton Veto Micro 28 Thar Fe Mi Tad Mra Bas
Fragmented report outlines a ceremony and later events surrounding the marriage of a young couple near Deer River Minnesota. It mentions Perry Westreet and Jody of Deer River and references local hospitality figures and future plans, with unrelated side notes and garbled names.
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Horton Veto Micro
Eine Holares
Jol Corinth
Dia Wiavertys
Eleita Cakeng Roy Sdadaowa
Minto
Reboot Fy
Mile Greve
Perry Westreet
Inkitinges
Teyle
Deer Wiver
Minn
Lytefa
Helpful Advice on Care of the Hair
This ad promotes Parisian Sage as a universal hair restorer and dandruff eliminator. It claims to stop hair loss and stimulate new growth, touting weeded brushes and careful product choice. The pitch targets women, promises money back if results fail, and notes druggists sell the product for a dollar with guaranteed effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler
Cause of White Diarrhea in chicks disease origin and prevention
White Diarrhoaz is caused by the bacillus Bacterium Pullorum infecting newly hatched chicks. Germs multiply rapidly and one infected chick can contaminate the brood. Prevention should begin at hatch. Mercurie Chloride noted as harmful. safer remedies preferred.
How to Prevent White Diarrhea in Chicks
A Kansas reader outlines losses from White Diarrhea and credits Walko White Diarrhea Remedy with saving many chicks. He shares his years of experience raising incubator chicks and notes dramatic improvement after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Mercer
Paul, Kansas
questionable ad fragment about preventatives and sales
An unclear advertisement fragment references preventing White Diarrhea and offers a sale by all. It includes stray terms like Waiko Biaranter and GeisTs, with nonsensical phrasing and no coherent event or entities to anchor a proper news item.
Fragmented OCR Noise From A Muddled Text Passage
Garbled lines describe partial phrases about hospitals meals and places mixed with stray words. The readable content includes scattered references to sanitization, cities, and a fox in a nocturnal setting, but lacks coherent narrative or clear facts to summarize.
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D. N. Hurd
Evening Courier
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Civic
A. Whitney
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Henry Morgan
West Seventh Street
Mizsonic Hall
O. B.S
J. H. Clay
Einer Neilsen
Armour Institute
Hannah Nielsen
Myrtle Asay
Danish Baptist Church
Thompson
Minneapolis
Hostetter
Charles City
Pacific Coast
W. H. Thomas
Minnesota
Black Hawk County
Cadar Falls
HE. Provensen
Danish Nazareth Church
Cedar Heights
Gaylorn Gasal
Pastor's Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Alta
Roberta Santee
Cedar Rapids
R. A. Santee
K. Horsland
Grove Street
George Philpot
Royal Organization
West First Street
Philpot
WU. T. U
Ida B. Wise- Smith
Bernard Caley
Marie Petersen
Ladies' Aid Society
Danish Bethlehem
U. Holm
Emmitt Welch
Farmers’ Mercantile Company of Garrison
Teen Yvestenlay
Eniny
Knoxville
la Porte City
Ber Juratts
Abs
Waratenek
Valeurtsa
Ind
Whealer
da ‘Manor
Fla
Wiltertag
Therasenyert
New Orleans
Association of Surgeons of the
Morey
AL Motes
Gots
Helen
Lathariie
Os. Wogine Fert
George Lbs Lengluis
Ruta
Clark Hermne
Howard Dern
Mark Mattersom
Great Lakes
Enonge
United States
Patro
Gordan Tayler
Wuruth
Mra. A. 2. Taylor
Agha Hol the Panther
Brandon
Ore Lower
Manly Juoerton
An Ace
Mere Bower
John McKee
Peter Albert
Garwin
Ifie
Albert
Henry Flanming
Norway
Stes
Frank Kintford
Cedar River
Gorvier
Corm Iniesdon
Mk Auburn
Tae Vorte City
Rock Taland
To. Bower
ML AL Gilliam
Warren van Skike
Munsetlia Club
Drawtt. Shales
Jabholz
Julia Tors
Tence
Clarence Vorhees
W& Son
Horn
Matidas
Elmar Montgomers
Dirs
Montgomery
Glarernn
David Bevel
Ty —_ HOSTETTER
Eagle Center
Sr U
Geneseo
Clenere
Toewege
Tuohy Nfo
Rey Taster Ping
van Winiakey Reegh
Aemarageun
al Ubetts
Ars. Histeg Wti Bank
Tryca Neer Viet
Pope Tet Pier Wed
Wedtess Fein
Nba
Ptf
Tibet Carey
Scotland
Monte Carlo Girls
Ayaidevills
Benema
Cobing Sunday “Suffragette Review
Fr Amil
Warmen Tilehean
Nestor
Helen Gibson
Sarerilay Mwarls Chaplin
Lininger Coal
Betle
Noni Awtanti
Sanita WY Pte
Triindty
Vihardf
Theatri
Wilfred Lucas
Orpheus
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Enid Bennett
Wang EE Tol
Druwelsts
Crystal
DRS. Myers & Summers
Sycamore Street
Iowa
Wolf
Wangter Bros. Co
AL Burger & Son
Durelay & Son
Glessnur & Co
Stanson & Vinnsen_ Hemilerson trug Co
Batle
Laniat &A. Et
A. Miller
L. McDermotey le Cross
Simpson True
Stickles Pharmacy
the Pfeiffer Co
A.D. Toder
Midson
Tonergan Drug Co
Reinbed
Haw
Rhinelnine & Co
Hotel Radisson
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