Petition to pave streets dominates council agenda
Council last evening heard petitions for asphalt paving on Kingsley Kingsley avenue Kimball and Lamont avenues with a Kingsley remonstrance. street committee report due next Monday. Councilor Rickert urged regulating drug sample distribution. council to report next meeting. City attorney Brown issued an opinion on garbage disposal. bids invited for public buildings and health. Contracts: care of dependent quarantine patients 750 dollars. incandescent lamps contract to Waterloo Electrical Supply. Lafayette street paving cost share with J T Muldoon. eight foot by 313 foot ground strip exchanged.
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Cawird
Kingsley Avenue
Sullivan
Clough
Kimball Avenue
Third
Fourth
Lamont Avenue
Brown
Waterloo Medical Society
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
Water, Sewer and Gas Committee
Fay
J. T. Muldoon
Lafayette Street
Oak Avenue
ICO
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Suffrage Registration Advisory by Chief of Police Caldwell
Registration for the suffrage election requires voting registration for the constitutional amendment but not for the primary. Voters who kept their residence may vote without re registering. those moving precincts must register to vote on suffrage. Boards meet May 25 26 June 3 and election day with limited in city registration.
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Caldwell
Hummels Observe 65th Anniversary
The sixty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles EF Hummel of 725 Mullan avenue west passed without celebration due to Mrs Hummel s health. They were married May 22 1851 and have seven children, with D J Hummel of La Forte City and several relatives in this city. The couple moved from a Cedar township farm to this city years ago and are noted for their long life together.
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Charles EF. Hummel
Mullan Avenue
Hummel
Pennsylvania
Iummel
D. J. Hummel
la Forte City
Wm. Fegles
Lydia Turner
A. M. Hummel
H. G. Phinney
Arthur Hummel
Iowa
Cedar Township
Black Hawk County
Minck Hawk
Daughters of the American Trevolution
Weld Trek Annal
E. Grant Miller
Glara Sawyer
Hhoste
J. M. Holland
LeClair Martin
E. WN. Silliman
J. W. Knickerbocker
Des Moines
John Fatgrave
Wairgrave
Herbert Bley
Columbus
Charles Bley
John Fearer
Grundy Center
Lincoln
Neb
Cedar River
J.C. Weineke
Dubuque
Business Woman's Department
Cedar Falls
Two Wichita Editors as Presidential Possibilities
Washington dispatch notes Wichita has two presidential possibilities both newspaper editors. Victor Murdock, former Wichita Eagle editor, later congressman, remains a writer for the Eagle. Henry J. Allen, editor and owner of the Wichita Deacon, serves as correspondent for his paper from Washington.
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Wichita
Victor Murdock
Wichita Eagle
Congress
The
Eagle
Victor
Henry J. Allen
O Avenig
Pennsylvania
Land
Kansas
Ieeger
Murdoch
Tho
Kansan
Eagle Land
Stte
Cedar Falls Notes on Society and Church Events
May 23 Cedar Falls brief notes report Mrs D W Wake entertaining at the Presbyterian manse with the Pastoral Aid, a teachers cabinet meeting at First Congregational, and a Sunday school officers conference at the Presbyterian church. Local clubs, sororities, and Red Cross planning populate a busy social week with visits, anniversaries, and civic activities across Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
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Cedar Falls
D. Wywake
Presbyterian
Pastal Aid Society
F. Hersey
First Congregational Sunday School
Frank Hammer
S. F.hersey
Presbyterian Church
Miss Rice
W. B. Fagan
Signa Pht
ST. C
Melendy
Walker
J. B. Newman
G. A. Boehmler
Adam Wagner
Red Cross Society
National Order
H. J. Pfeiffer
Sioux City
W. S. White
J. C. Want
Pearl DeJarnette
Des Moines
Polk County
S. O. Bailey
J. J. Bailey
Joann Fearer
F. D. Bailey
Grundy Center
Eugee Bailey
Grundy County
S. M. McCall
S. Kensington
Hesse
Park Avenue
Oak Ridge
Slemenney
Derolina Severin
Catherine McNally
Amy Shedd
C. P. Colegrove
O'Clork
Cedar Falls Teachers College address draws a crowd
A 1930s Cedar Falls event featured President Seartey delivering remarks at a teachers college class night. The program listed numerous attendees including Clark Andrews and Hansgi Jensen, with a focus on the education department and school prompts. The piece highlights student achievements and local faculty involvement.
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Jc Patt
Thay Cole Weebl Tig
Seartey
Colege
Whey
Clark Andrews
Caerta Landield
Wemeotl Deonareoat
Dinter
Leee Deeructifa
Aggies Teraaya
Diese Banboun
Warthelbert
Leo Stisher
Ghulys Seehler
Matabe Smith
Delpha Taylor
Mather Noatiole
Helton Varn Peryeer
Dil Wording
Sthrnles Weart
Lee Welsbard
Henry Ford Calls Roosevelt Outdated in Public Opinion
Detriot s Mich May 23 Henry Ford released his views on Theodore Roosevelt, arguing that an ex president is not like an ordinary citizen and criticizing Roosevelt for failing to grasp current trends and public sentiment. He claims Roosevelt’s views on Ford worry him for propagandistic effect.
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Detrott
Mich
Henry Ford
Theatore Rangavelt
Housevelt
la Wik
Thaase
Roosevelt
War Bride Plans Marriage Before Soldier Departs
Marguerite Burns Lawrence Sutherland, daughter of Ames J. Lawrence, will wed Walter S. Sutherland in Alameda before he leaves for military service. Lawrence, an accomplished magician, has lived with Mrs. A. J. Messenger in Alameda. Sutherland is a civil engineer and recent McGill graduate.
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Cal
Marguerite Burns Lawrenes
Mantras
Canada
Hecome
Walter S. Sutherland
Mins Lawrence
Ames J. Lawrence
Mantrony
A. J. Messenger
Alameda
Sutherland
McGill University
Disarmament Talk and Submarine Rumor Circulate
The article reports on public urging for global disarmament and notes demonstrations led by the armament crowd. It mentions Theodora Hooseyalt and Ford discussing a rumored new submarine that could destroy battleships, highlighting pressures for disarmament and naval arms reduction.
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Ganda
Theodora Hooseyalt
Priday
Pearn
Ford
Airmarine
Tantac Cure Promises Sleep and Strength in Waterloo
Local ad touts Tantac a tonic said to aid digestion, improve sleep, and strengthen nerves. Waterloans recommended include Fookinson jeweler, Roberson, Tallay city employee, Mrs. Ormsby, and many others. Medicine sold at Schuneman’s Drug Co. and West Side Store with nearby town listings Cedar Falls Waverly Porte City Hudson and more.
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D. N. Hurd
Evening Courier
Cedar Falls
Cedar Pails Drug Co
Fourth
Main Streets
Wateriog
Schaneman Drug Co
Lafayette Streets
Waterio
Hlow. Fookinson
West Fourth Street
C. Floberson
Win. Galinvor
Allan Ave
Tallay
S. A. Ormsby
Logan Farrest
W. O T. Meredith
Kath Riehler
Commercial Street
Mex
Hester Storm
Riel Street
Alien Tush
Rieht Street
KF. Sheeley
Waterloo Gay Engine Co
Tenth Street
Ross Baldwin
Waterloo Fire Department
Conger Atront
Rh. G. Witt
Waterloo Public Safety Department
Black Flank Street
Schultz
Wiltiel
West Site
Mulberry Street
G. Aa. Dennis
Porte City
H. Z. Blanchaine
Leo
Hudson
Staley Back With New Ideas on War
Reginald Staley, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Staley, returned to Worcester after his release from Canadian military confinement. His father had pursued a release with new papers, and Staley declared it his duty to fight for humanity. Mrs. Binley said he is home to stay.
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Reginald Staley
Mgrs
Willian Statey
Meetish
Volers
Woreterloo
Sirodes
Staley Jett
Winnipeg
Silay
Staley
Huatcatey
Detroit Bren Preps
Gasoline shortage questions spark city prep for fuel supply. Residents struggle to afford large fuel purchases as officials plan contingency measures amid shortages.
Senate votes to trim agricultural appropriation
Washington May 25 The Senate committees reduced an agricultural appropriation by about 750000 from the House total. The committee eliminated 200000 for general disease eradication and the frequent distribution of seeds. Footnote expenses and increases for the animal industry and soil bureau remain, with the bill expected to go to conference as the House desires.
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Washington
House
Animal Industry and Soil Bureau
An Ideal Remedy for Nursing Mother Claims
An old household remedy claims Dr Caldwell's Syrip Pepsin relieves constipation safely for mothers nursing. The letter cites use by a mother for Evelyn and other children, praising its gentle action and availability at drug stores for fifty cents a bottle. It invites trial bottles by writing Dr Caldwell at 464 Washington Ave Molticello Ill.
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Caldwel
W. Valdwell
Washington &J
Molticello
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