Ice price dispute unsettled by advance holdouts in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls May 30 local business men who sought a raise in ice prices have agreed not to collect in advance. They will collect at month end with a planned 10 percent discount. A new meeting will decide final action. In campus news Miss Agnes Young accepts Washington Iowa instructor post. Messy notes list gatherings, appointments, and social events across town including parties and meetings at the college and local homes.
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Motorcycle Crash In Cedar Falls Injures Rider
In Cedar Falls Iowa this morning a motorcycle driven by Harry Multhauf struck a car driven by William Rothwell in front of the Cedar Falls garage. John Multhauf, his brother, rode on the cycle and was thrown to the pavement. Harry Multhauf sustained severe injuries to his right leg.
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Cedar Falls
Harry Multhauf
William Rothwell
John Multhauf
Harry Malthaus
Best Yet Judging Event Draws Local Attendance
Judges deem it the best yet with many locals planning to attend. Several residents joined the baccalaureate sermon at Traer on Sunday.
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Traer
Waterloo Theatre Hosts First Local Presentation of The Crisis
Amusements note Waterloo theatre presents The Crisis based on the book under the same title. The production is praised as a standout offering with strong audience interest and will run through the week with a Saturday matinee at 10 cent seats to accommodate demand.
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Waterloo
the Waterloo
Gorrell Company J
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Frank M Webster Dies After Paralysis at Cedar Falls
Frank M. Webster aged 63 died at his Cedar Falls home on Tremont Street from paralysis after a four year illness. He will lie in state after a 9 am prayer service at home, then travel to Janesville for funeral and interment. He was born May 3, 1867 in Mt. Vernon township, left a widow and daughter Mrs. Walter Peck, plus brothers Fred and Charles, and sister Mrs. Jos. Garton, all of Mt. Vernon. He had moved to Cedar Falls from a farm years ago.
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Frank M. Webster
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Tremont
Janesville
Mt. Vernon Township
Black Hawk County
Daniel Webster
Walter Peck
Fred
Charles
Jos. Garton
Cedar Falls
Thieves Drain 36-Gallon Whiskey Barrel From Depot
A 36 gallon whiskey barrel arrived late Wednesday and was stored at the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul depot overnight. Thieves crawled under the depot bored a hole through the floor and bottom, drained the whiskey, and vanished without a trace. Only an empty barrel remained behind the double padlock in the freight house.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Freight House
Reichmann Files Bankruptcy Schedules With Meager Assets
Joseph B. Reichmann former Carnegie Trust Company president filed bankruptcy schedules in New York showing debts of 11.101 million dollars against assets of only 100 dollars. He claims the assets are exempt under the household goods clause, listing clothes a watch chain and several stick pins as daily use items.
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New York
Joseph B. Reichmann
Carnegie Trust Company
Claiire
Reichmann
Hawkeye conference track meet set for tomorrow at Cedar Falls
The Hawkeye conference field and track meet will be held tomorrow at 2 PM on the college field in Cedar Falls. Participants include State Teachers College Ellsworth Upper Iowa University Charles City College St Josephs College Parsons College and Central University of Pella in fifteen events. Editor Grave of Waverly spoke to Teachers College students on Civil War battles.
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Hawkeye
State Teachers’ College
Ellsworth College
Upper Iowa University
Charles City College
St. Joseph’s College
Parsons College
Central University of Pella
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Teachers’ College
Barrel of Booze Drained Through Hole in Floor
A barrel of liquor was found emptied through a hole in the floor of a location described in early reporting. Officials investigated as a mystery of possible contraband storage and misplacement.
Waterloo Evening Courier Sells Ads With Broad Circulation
The notice promotes advertising in the Waterloo Evening Courier claiming it has more than double the circulation of rival papers in its territory and implies readers are busy with ads rather than blues or calamity talk.
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