Entertaining Notes Highlight Cedar Falls Socials
Busy week in Cedar Falls features travels of Mrs. Byers and others to Shenandoah, visits from relatives, and club gatherings. Local events include church programs, picnics at Central school, baccalaureate addresses, and plans for the Danish Baptist convention trip to Omaha. Ticket sales begin for the Town State Teachers College music festival on June 3 and 4.
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Cedar Falls
W_ Gist
Greene
Holmes Byers
Shenandoah
Jacy Silliman
Joé Clay
Regtar
W. H. Pettit
F. D. Pierce
Cedar Heights
W. W. Foote
Fle McCollum Jones
Waterloo
Mary Stewart
Denver
Colo
Charles Boehmer
Jaime
Fort Dodge
Visi
Ubrir
Samuel Welch
Boehmler
Adrian
Newton
Charles Champlain
Kenneth G. Silliman
Sioux City
Rothmar Silliman
Wm. Pardee
State Supreme Court
C. P. Cosgrove
Sheffield
Marble Rock
John Ross Frampton
Franklin Street
Millard Bailey
Washington Street
Ach Memeber
Agnes Thompson
Louise Gilmore
Brooklyn
R. L. Garnett
Will Getsch
Nashua
E. P. Smith
Helen Smith
Wilma Garnett
Greenwood Cemetery Associaion
Harvey Drohman
Wranklin Street
Wim, Lawrence
Ladies’ Aid Society
Danjish Bethlehem Church
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Donald Ferguson
St. Paul, Minn
David MacDonald
Ward Pierce
Alpha Club
Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church
Cedar River
Wagener Cottage
Entre Nous
J. E. Mayo
H. L. Chase
State Teachers’ College
Men of Moderate Talk Fall to Dandruff Warned
A humorous piece notes the danger of judging a man by appearance as dandruff and poor scalp care ruin first impressions. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the curing remedy, claiming instant relief, prevention of hair loss, and a pleasant scent. The ad invites samples and guarantees refunds.
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Isis
Newhro
Senhro
Food Barber
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
Cedar Falls High School graduation to feature Justice Deemer address
Commencement exercises proceed Thursday in the high school auditorium with Justice Horace Deemer of the state supreme court delivering the address. The program includes the orchestra, invocations, glee club song, diplomas, and a senior class roster and motto. An alumni banquet marks the 25th anniversary of Cedar Falls class of 1889 with notable attendees and tickets on sale.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
O’clark
B. R. Wiener
Horace Deemer
State Supreme Court
Wild
Board of Trustees
J. E. Snowden
Clas
J. Frederick Gerkin
Ruth Genevieve Tuthill
Roger A. Bozarth
Helen Catherine Knapp
Charles J1. Francis
Jao V. Ebersole
Ernest E. Wilson
Minar L. Nielsen
Chester A. Boyd
Esther Lusted
Roland F. Merner
Mary Wood
Henry R
The
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Alumi
Alumni Association
W. H. Merner
J. B. Newman
Merner
G. A. Pfeiffer
Philadelphia
Joe Cowan
W.H. Merner
J. B. Newsman
Zion Evangelical Church
Otillie Hansen
Carmena
Margaret Crisman
Galen Fiddick
Faree
Gladys Evans
Marguerite Saul
Charles Ham
Leo Friis
Martha Keller
J. W. Holland
Alfalfa Growth Chronicles From Iowa Growers
Iowa farmers describe alfalfa trials with seeding rates of 26 pounds per acre and one to three acre patches. They report yields from 2 1/2 tons per acre to four tons per acre, profits around 29 dollars per acre, and lessons on manuring inoculation and nurse crops.
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F. E. Ricker
Janesville
Iowa
L. D. Brown
Cedar Falls
Wm. Galloway
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Alfalfa Success Tips From an 1891 Farm Talk
The speaker urges soil neutralization with lime or rock to remove sourness, deep plowing and thorough manure, then inoculation and mid summer sowing. He cites profits from alfalfa, noting yields of five tons per acre and price ranges up to 18 dollars per ton, and argues land value gains of at least one hundred dollars per acre.
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Montana
Wayworth
Waterloo
Dog Returns Home at Unwanted Time in Waterloo
A dog, previously given away for misbehavior, returned to its Waterloo home just as the assessor arrived. The former owner notified the city clerk that the dog is back with the family and paid the dog tax. City officials plan a license-tag enforcement crusade to ensure compliance.
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Waterloo
Exhibitions by Young Athletes Across Ward Schools
Ward schools will close physical training with a series of exhibitions beginning Wednesday afternoon May 27. Programs feature Lowell Central Washington Irving Emerson Westfield Whittier and Eighth grade A. Events run May 27 through June 2 with 2 o’clock showings each day.
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Ward
Lowell School
Central School
Washington Irving
Emerson School
Westfield School
Whittier School
Scarlet Fever and Smallpox Quarantine Update in Waterloo
City clerk reports nine scarlet fever cases and four smallpox cases under quarantine in Waterloo. New cases include Margaret Kelly and Clara Zimmerman with scarlet fever and Mr. Blanchard with smallpox, listing addresses 1706 Lafarese, 626 Ankeny, and 306 Giendale.
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Waterloo
Margaret Kelly
Lafarese
Clara Zimmerman
Ankeny
Mr. Blanchard
Giendale
Supreme Court Rejects New York Telegrapher Hours Law
The Supreme Court voided New York eight hour telegrapher limits as unconstitutional, in conflict with federal nine hour rule. The court also affirmed the conviction of Martin Ocampo and Kalaw of El Renati ment for alleged libel, and ruled fraud findings on coal land patent entries invalid.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
New York State
New York
Martin Ocampo
Kalaw
el Renant
German Doctor Warns Against Pepsin for Stomach Ailments
Fr an Riegel of Giessen University labels pepsin tablets as harmful for stomach issues and urges a neutralizing remedy. He cites extensive use of pepsin and notes potential serious harm, promoting a different product as safer. Advertisers claim a quick, side effect free relief after meals with a suggested remedy, while warning about acid-related stomach damage.
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Franz Riegel
University of Giessen
Burt Avery
Tsanesia
Keates
EARN THEIR WAY ON MISSISSIPPE JAUNE ADVENTURE
A Mississippi Jaune expedition sails from Polere fon's boat landing aboard an eighteen feet long craft with four oared cannons and a thirty four inch beam. John ston and J. St. Davis prepare for a summer trip funded by their own effort, aiming to spend the season by taking and selling pictures to cover expenses. The project is organized by Washington Securities Company in Oregon.
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Moline
Max Pri
Johnston
J. St. Davis
Thin City
Polere Fon
River voyage plan outlines upstream and downstream route
The text describes a voyage with a launch to the Mississippi River mouth of the Arkansas River then up to Tiehincon in Kansas. A return trip includes an overland segment and a Smoky Wil river flat run, with the course varied on the way back.
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Arkansas River
Tiehincon
Kas
Smoky Wil
Thebes
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother
An old time remedy ad promotes a grape and lemon salt tonic to cleanse kidneys. It claims the effervescent drink neutralizes urine acids, relieves back pain, nervousness, and other symptoms. Sold by J. W. Taguart.
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J. W. Taguart
A Stubborn Cough Warns of Spring Risks and Remedies
A fragment notes a photographer and Johnston on trips and warns a stubborn cough may worsen through spring. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertised as a remedy for raw throat and bronchial irritation, urging no substitutes and noting it is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Foley
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