Tender Hearted County Auditor Seeks Wolf Cub Capture
Mount Pleasant Indiana May 1. County Auditor H N Wright seeks someone to kill wolf cubs described as three years old. The cubs are beloved in Henry county courthouse community and sympathy runs high. A bounty has already been paid to A H Boner of New London, who found the family in a stump with one cub missing and another escapee.
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Mount Pleasant
H. N. Wright
Henry County
A. H. Boner
New London
Dr J W Bouldin Reopens Office For Nervous Disease Treatment
Announcement that Dr J W Bouldin has reopened his office at 215 East Fourth Street Waterloo and will devote full time to treating chronic nervous and special diseases with a method blending Specific Medication Magnetism Manipulation thermolight rays and the multi-nebulizer. He cites hundreds of Waterloo cases benefited and promises personal examination free and confidential with a focus on nervous debility drains impotence and women’s diseases.
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Hig
East Fourth Street
Knapp Drug Co
Bouldin
Waterloo
Five Siblings Seek Homes After Mother’s Death
Ida Burkitt seeks adopters for five of seven Westfield children ages 3, 6, 8, 10, and 14 after their mother’s death. The 16 year old sister has kept the family together. the father earns $3.50 daily and will place the children in homes within Black Hawk county with thorough home investigations.
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Westfield Addition
Ida, Burkitt
Westfield
Tangtor Tractor Factory to Open Near Elk Run Land
John Handt of Minneapolis and F P Faulkner of this city sign contracts to locate a light farm tractor factory on Elk Run land two and a half acres east of the city. The plant will employ fifty or more men, produce a 7600 pound tractor suitable for 160 to 320 acre farms, and connect by spur to the Illinois Central. Plans include six factories to develop Elk Run lands, with a second plant already assured and hiring 506 or more workers.
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John T. Handt
Minneapolis
Galloway Company
F. P. Faulkner
Elk Run Landa
Ilinois
Waterloo
Handt
Elk Rin
Two Workmen Hurt by Fall at Mullan Avenue Site
Co B Thomas of 227 Washington street and Jozeph Gindt of 415 Cottage street plunged about 15 feet to the ground when a ladder broke while workers on a new residence at the upper end of Mullan avenue. Thomas suffered two fractured ribs and possible internal injuries. Gindt escaped with a severe jolting and was unable to report to work.
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Co. B. Thomas
Washington Street
Jozeph Gindt
Cottage Street
Mullan Avenue
Gindt
Thomas
Card of Thanks for Louise Hart Ter Family
The Hart Ter family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for help during Louise’s illness and passing and for the floral tributes.
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Louise
Anton Hartter
Officials Attend State Education Board Meeting In Ames
Seerley and James E. Robinson left Cedar Falls last night for Ames to attend a state board of education meeting. Postmaster J W Jarnagin plans to depart for Ottumwa this evening for the annual meeting of first and second class postmasters of the state.
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Seerley
James E. Robinson
Ames
State Board of Education
J. W. Jarnagin
Ottumwe
State
Cedar Falls News Mixes Church Events And Local Happenings
May 1 Cedar Falls bulletin notes Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Methodist church led by Mrs. Polen with tea in basement. Hans Hansen arrives from Copenhagen after icebergs slow crossing. Bishop Berry visits Cedar Falls with lectures and sermons at the Methodist church. Public cookery demonstrations twice weekly at the college under Miss Townsend. County teachers to receive a free bulletin on country school work from Iowa State Teachers College.
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Cedar Falls
Ila
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist
Poland
Teachers’ College
Mary JT
Townsend
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Iowa
Times
Homer H. Seerley
Town State Teachers’ College
Oout
Cedar Falls Moves to Begin Paving on Clay Street
Special from Cedar Falls Indiana May 1 contractor Horrabin met with city council then traveled to Iowa City to ready materials for paving Clay Street next week. Attorney Williams of Waterloo cites injunction chances as the city eyes a rapid start while local doubt and municipal pride are noted. Bruce Francis departs for Slourney to seek a teacher for next year.
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Cedar Falls
Horrabin
Iowa City
Attorney Williams
Waterloo
Bryants
Clay Street
Tenants Sublet At Good Profit In Local Suits
A disputed tenancy case unfolds as Mrs. Elwood Saul sues John Hanson over subletting rights on a Union township farm. The trial features four attorneys and a jury amid broader questions of lease terms and enforcement in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Cummins
Elwood Saul
Union Township
John Hanson
Saul
Civic Improvement League
Sait
Venticog
Rey Loo Par
Hansen
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