Johnson Motor Bus line seeks city license to Cedar Falls
A. E. on, former city clerk, started a 10 passenger bus for the Waterloo and Cedar Falls line. Johnson plans two larger buses and may extend to Grundy Center. He filed a license petition with $150 fee under new ordinance and asserts rights to operate. The Johnson Motor Bus company aims to serve areas not reached by electric lines.
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A. E. On
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Johnson
Johnson Motor Buscany
Orce
Johnson Motor Bus Company
Grundy Center
H. & D. Blue Line Translation Company
Motor Bus
Cedar
Cedar Heights
Castle Hill
Lockwood Nominated Delegate to London Methodist Conference
Rev. EH. J. Lockwood, pastor of the ME church, has been invited to represent a Methodist Episcopal church in America as a delegate at the ecumenical center of Methodism in London. The appointment, announced today in Indianapolis by Hope F. D. Leete, chair of the committee, confirms the honor.
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Toronto
Wesley Memorial Hall
Liament
Leete
Iowa
O. P. Mik Ner
Rock Rapids
EH. J. Lockwood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Inerica
Ecumenical Center of Methodism
London
Indianapolis
Hop F. D. Leete
Nickel sparks police record after cafe dispute
The five cent nickel figured in a cafe incident as H A Teeple of Greene Indiana, a World War veteran who served with Canadian troops, resisted a payment dispute and threatened jail rather than be beaten out of the money. Police arrested the young man after the quarrel over a 30 cent meal.
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H. A. Teeple
Greene
Peterson's Ointment Heals Sores and Piles Leon Peterson Ad
A letter from Erie Pennsylvania praising Peterson's Ointment for healing a year old running sore in three weeks. The ad claims rapid relief for eczema sores piles chafing burns and skin issues with mail orders through Peterson Ointment Co Inc.
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Peterson
A. C. Gilbrath
Reed Street
Erie
Buffalo
John D. Rockefeller
Eczemai
Peterson Ointment Co, Inc
NL OY
Ex-soldier settles dispute over supper price
The customer claimed the meal was 5 cents too high for a quarter value. After a lengthy argument the proprietor called an officer, the man was arrested, and Teeple admitted paying 20 cents would leave him short a nickel for railroad fare. An amicable settlement ended the case.
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Teeple
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R. E. J. Lockwood
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Sauuday
Crepe
Serge and
Tricotine
Keverall
Navy
Levi & Strauss
Georgette
Net
Pereales
Patel
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