Auto Accident Proves Fatal on Fourth Street
KE. A. Chesley age 64 of Independence died after being struck by a Truss Taxicab on Fourth street between Sycamore and Lafayette at 9 16 a m Saturday. He died at Presbyterian hospital from internal injuries while visiting his son W. B. Chesley at 304 Vermont street. Driver J Wolfe assisted and police noted the car moved slowly as it neared the two cars. No inquest was held.
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KE. A. Chesley
Independence
Chesley
Truss
Fourth Street
Sycamore
Lafayette Streets
Presbyterian Hospital
W. B. Chesley
Vermont Street
J. Wolfe
Lafayette Street
Petersen Brothers
Setbacks Hit Corn Planting Across Illinois and Iowa
Dubuque reports weather delays hamper corn planting with heavy rains and cool spells risking rot of seeds already in the ground. Oats and small grains hold, fruits forecast to be unusually short. potatoes and garden crops progress as farm work slows. St. Francis hospital founder Rev. Forkenbrock moves toward diocese work in La Crosse. Paul Davis Dry Goods hosts student arts projects drawing Water loo shoppers.
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Dubuque
Illinois Central Superintendent's Office
Parkér Henory
TH. Forkendrock
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Father Forkenbrock
Keane
South
Bren
Vov
ST. Forkenbrock
Newlampton
St. Mary’s
Diocese of la Crosse
Schwebach
Bicycle Riding Revival Sparks Club Boom Across Nation
Bicycle riding has surged this year with lighter bikes and cheaper gear attracting a new generation. Clubs are forming nationwide and Fisk Rubber Company of Chicago Heights supplies instruction books and armbands to boys at no charge, backing the revival of weekly club runs on all roads.
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Mcycle
Fisk Rubber Company
Chicopee Talls
Boye
Birch and Nin in Cedar Valley County Race
A letter praises Nin Birch as a highly qualified representative for the Sixty-sixth district. It notes Birch is a Republican while the writer is a Democrat, commends his one year on the Cedar Falls city council, and lauds his clean, decisive administration. It argues Black Hawk County would benefit from Birch serving in the state legislature.
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Cedar
Birch
Tas
Cedar Valls
Nin
Wanner
Hfe
Black Hawk County
Wiwick Catuntse
Waterloo to pave business streets with asphalt this summer
City council faces delay in the paying program as the street and alley committee prepares a partial report. Plans consider replacing brick pavement on several Waterloo business streets with asphalt while awaiting broader decisions on funding and which blocks to pave first. Residents and homeowners weigh readying blocks, with discussions of which streets in residential areas should be paved next.
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Waterloo
Aebt
Alu. Coward
Haseen
Weysking Paverent
Sycamore Shed
Omrth
Meh
Jefferson Street
Amd Jk Milnitnes
Istrle
May Day Exercises At Cedar Sleiphts Parade
May Day festivities draw Cedar Sleiphts residents with a program including a dance by eight girls from the school, a spring performance by the state teachers college, and a mayoral opening ceremony. A permanent May Pole stands in cement donated by J. W. Slaughter, with construction by Professor Porrett and schoolboys.
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Ahauibey
Yam Wenn
Baw State Teache College
J. W. Slaughter
Porrett
Thoughts on Approach to School Close Spark Joy for Juniors
The article recalls students eagerly awaiting school end at Cedar Heights Model School. Younger pupils anticipate exams and big plans for a celebratory picnic near The Point above Cedar River, with girls sharing secrets and boys plotting playful feats as closure nears.
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Schowl
Dagens
Fond Methe
Cedar River
Building activity in Cedar Heights grows with new homes
The Cedar Heights area buzzes with rapid building as crews arrive daily and new residences rise at Evergreen Avenue and Whitney Route. Prominent builder Mr Blackhaddon leads noise of progress while Mr Chapman of Aetna Life Insurance promotes a year round brick section near the Hakerhoff home, signaling a prosperous development phase.
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Faoagiay Hlackhadl [le
Evergreen Avenue
Whitney Rout
Chapman
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Wasterlag
Hakerhoff
Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights Observed From Saddle Horses Prince and Dixie
Friday evening Dr FLWL Powers and William Galloway rode Cedar Heights aboard Prince and Dixie, surveying the area from the backs of Galloway’s celebrated saddle horses.
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Flwl Powers
William Galloway
Cedar Heights
Mr. Galloway
Prince and
Dixie
Horrors Baby Lost In Cedar Headite Town Panic
A fragmented report describes a baby missing last Thursday in Cedar Headite. Roving boys search routes toward the river while parties, including Daly Constantine and a Bulgarian contingent, move through the area. The child, Minnie’s eighteen month old daughter pony Gaby, was found unharmed with others at a pony camp along blue grass, mother unaware.
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Minnie
Mie Pony Ter Sand
Iutios Ee
Evergreen Avenue draw and street changes described
Waterlan Avenue will be renamed Evergreen Avenue with new signage and the block from Grant Boulevard to Whitney Road receiving the new designation. Delivery routes shift north on Tufts Avenue 9 Grand Boulevard then east to Evergreen Avenue, with the unwelcome change noted for Uncle Samuel’s delivery addresses. Cedar Heights reports expect more cedar and evergreen plantings over the next two years.
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Waterlan
Viersteadiiges
Herderml
Grant Houtevard
Simue
Tme
Samuel Bias
Tufts Avenue
Grand
Evergreen Avenue
Urence Gouth
Whitney Road
Parrott
Ready Cut House King Visits Cedar Heights
Otto Sovereign of North American Construction visits Cedar Heights. Sovereign, a busy figure in urban beautification, is noted as a prominent designer in home and grounds work. The article contains fragmented and unclear passages about love and other unrelated remarks.
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Cedar Heights
Otto Sovereign
North American
Troy City
Michigan
M Sovereign
Salt Country
Sumerica
Abr Saveraign
Local Items from Cedar Heights May Day Plans and City News
Visitors flocked to the tulip garden at Cedar Heights, with guests from Hoeland and Wapland, as May Day preparations begin. Professor Parrott and staff organize a May Pole dance and school play, while Dr Tiffing enlarges Whitney Road drainage to improve the Red Ball route between Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Mrs Galloway hosts Ladies Aid at Shellbark Retreat, noted for flowers and landscaping.
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Parrott
Cedar Height
the Courier
de. Tiffing
Whitney
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Wiliam Galloway
Aid Socie
United Presbyterian Church
Shellbark Retreat
Cedar Heights
Towa
Lowe
Iowa
Lowa
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