Traveling and Entertaining Notes From Cedar Falls
Brief social notes from Cedar Falls on November 4 describe Mrs. Y. J. Pfeiffer and Mrs. Edith Walker traveling to Chicago, Dr. P. Colegrave attending a Des Moines meeting and speaking at a banquet, and various visits, receptions, and club activities. Also covered are bank robbery scare near Janesville, election registration issues, Christmas Ship contributions, Cedar Valley Fair directors elected, church fundraising, and the death of Mrs. Edward Boehmler in Waverly with funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Fair Association
Chostex
Hondas Misht
Cedar Vailey Fair Association
Evenbirg
W. A. Santee
J. W. Ford
Charles EB. Hearst
AG. Larson
James Leonean
F. D. Bailey
WW. J. Weistard
John Fearer
W. E
Hyome Catarrh Remedy Inhaler Advertises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a natural cure for catarrh and related respiratory ailments. It describes a three part inhaler system with Hometone solution, promising quick relief of nose and throat congestion and a pocket portable kit. The sample pack is inexpensive and comes with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Aged Tax Collector Restored To Health By Vinal
Corinth Mississippi advertisement notes a 74 year old tax collector in weakened condition finding strong recovery after using Vinal tonic for a week and continuing. It claims a twenty pound weight gain and increased energy. Distributed by Wangler Bros Drugists and C D Miller Druggist Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Miss
Citr
Wangler Bros. Co
C. d. Miller
Waterloo
Rev Ira P Clark Dies of Apoplexy in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls, Nov 4. Rev Ira Percy Clark died yesterday afternoon at his son Ira Perey Clark Jr’s home in Cedar Heights after a stroke. Funeral services will be at the home at 3 pm tomorrow, then interment in Corning. He was 70, longtime Mason and Knights Templar, and formerly taught in Corning schools. He retired from ministry two years ago and was survived by a sister in New York who could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ira
Percy Clark
Ira Perey Clark
Cedar Heights
Corning
D. W. Fahn
Cedir Jicizhts
Iran Condit
Dysart
Yew Sharan
Eldera
Hartsons Visit Fielding and Nearby Folks in Plainfield
Plainfield Nov 8 Mr and Mrs a D Hartson of Charles City spent last week with relatives and friends in town. Several local visitors from out of town attended a birthday party for Mrs Netie Peterson. Theodore Wolmes from Cedar Rapids planned to build a kitchen for his sister Mrs A L Shores. Speedling closed his meat market here last Saturday. Rev M E Mack of Osage preached at the Baptist church both morning and evening on Nov 1. Next Sunday Ositiup and the W Ave rly quartet will join, BYP Li will run the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
A. D. Hartson
Charles City
Mesdames Kh
H. 3. Scott
W. H. French
Clarksville
Ed Martin
W.E. Nobingon
Mesdames Goldie Tubb
Fay Stanley
Mwinots
Wallace Ballentine Builds a Fine New Barn in Janesville
In Janesville on November 4, Wallace Ballentine is completing a fine new barn. Farmers report yields from 10 to 100 bushels of corn per acre while Miss Wade, the school principal, suffers a dislocated kneecap. A necktie social at Boomer schoolhouse Friday evening asks ladies to bring a tied name and a plain lunch box. Albert Burton heads the restaurant. Quilts were made by pupils and teachers for the Christmas ship and a one room furnished 0 pairs of mittens plus clothing and toys were collected. I. E. Chaplin moves back from Maynard Iowa and Albert Wenner plans a 24 addition to his house this fall. Mrs. Bowman has gone to Kansas due to a ill daughter and Hermann Albrecht near town was reported very low last week. Fred Burman’s sister Ila Gripman in Albert Len not expected to be Jesse Rogers in Mercy hospital for appendicitis. Fred Timion’s wife reportedly in Colorado en route to California. Farmers busy shredding.
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Janesville
Wallace Ballentine
Boomer School
Albert Burton
Wade
Express
E. Chaplin
Maynard
Iowa
Albert Wenner
Fred Burman
Ila Gripman
Albert Len
Jesse Rogers
Mercy Hospital
Fred Timion
Colorado
California
Newbury Bros Introduce Rare Farm Tractor Engine
Bristow November 4 Newbury Bros unveil a new farm tractor engine a rarity for this region marking a notable local agricultural advance.
War Veteran Heads Sunday School Tour to Waterloo
Dr Hy i M Hamill of Nashville Tennessee will visit Waterloo on Tuesday November 24 as part of the International Sunday school tour party. Hamill, elected president of the fourteenth International Sunday school convention in Chicago, recalls his rise from Southern schooling to public education leadership in Jacksonville Illinois and his role as educator in the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He will address the main topic The Next Generation and encourage readers to attend and hear his insights for North America Sunday schools.
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Waterloo
Tueday
Dr Hy
M. Hamill
Nashville
Tenn
Haimil
Chicago
Appomattox
Lee
Lfe
International Sunday School Association
Klamill
South
North America
Halloween Social Draws Attention At Royal Neighbors Ball
The Royal Neighbors Halloween ball was a unique affair with jack o lanterns and black cats as wall decorations. A music and readings program entertained attendees and games followed. Refreshments were served and about $14 was added to the treasury.
Simple home treatment for skin troubles in old Baltimore ad
A Baltimore doctor promotes resinol ointment and resinol soap for eczema ringworm and rashes. Buy from druggists for about seventy five cents total. Bathe with resinol soap in warm water until crusts disappear then apply a thin layer of resinol ointment and cover with a bandage twice daily.
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Baltimore
Baltmere
Cadvertisenieng
Local Notes and Casual Moves Around Brigton
An elderly patient Mr Overturf suffered a ruptured appendix and remains in serious condition at age 75. Nurses Mrs Burke and Mrs Fick report housing purchases. homes change hands as Mrs G Flannigan sells and Mra Marjorie Paul and Miss Buchholz visit. Families seek rentals with no vacant houses. several residents relocate or plan moves, including Mr Thomas heading to Yellowstone Valley after a stay with relatives.
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B. W. Soiffen
Brigton
Mra
Marjorie Paul
South Dakota
Buchholz
Albia
C. V. Surfus
G. E. Killson
Saticay
Gal
Frank
AL. J. Cutler
Waterloo
A. Mathews
Bristow
Mr. Thomas
Yellowstone Valley
Mont
Naval Battle Off Coronel Leaves British Losses
Valparaiso Chile November reports German warships Gneisenau Scharnhorst Nurnberg and Leipzig attacked a British squadron off Coronel. The Monmouth sunk Good Hope badly damaged Glasgow bottled up in harbor. Craddock commanded British force in pursuit of the German cruisers. Details include ship sizes armament and crews for Monmouth Good Hope Glasgow and the German vessels.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Gneisnau
Scharnhorst
Nurtberg
Leipsic
Dresden
Coronel
Monmouth
Good Hone
Glasgow
Jrefnge
Carone
Nurnberg
Gneisenau
Craddock
Good Hope
Sir Christopher Craddock
South America
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a fast cure for sour stomach, indigestion, heartburn, and related stomach misery. It claims relief in five minutes, digestion of eaten food, and a return to appetite, while warning against use of laxatives or liver pills.
Naval Guns and Torpedo Tubes Described for Dresden and Leipsic
The Dresden carries ten 4.1 inch guns, eight 5 pounders, two torpedo tubes, and two machine guns with a crew of 321. The Leipsic has ten 4.2 inch guns, ten 1 pounders, four machine guns, and two torpedo tubes, crew 286. Bazaar, First Congregational Church, Alday Friday.
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Good Hope
Glasgow
Learnhart
Gneisenau
Koth
Nurnberg
Dresden
Leipsic
John Clark
Lower Waterloo
Bern
First Congregational Church
Russian Musical Ensemble Delights Gram Methodist Audience
The Russian company of musicians presented a fine concert as the second offering on the Artists course under the brotherhood. Violinist Marguerite Austin showed notable talent, Miss Hazel Dell Neff impressed with rich soprano vocals, and Leo Zelenka Lerando provided harp solos that delighted Waterloo listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram. Methodist Church
Brotherhood
Marguerite Austin
Hazel Dell Neff
Leo Zelenka-Lerando
Waterloo
Miss Neff
Brogtan
Funeral details for Kan sas born woman in Elmwood cemetery burial
The deceased, born September 20 1874 in Kansas, was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Foster. She is survived by her husband and one daughter. Remains moved to O R Keefe & Towte undertaking parlors for final arrangements with burial planned at Elmwood cemetery. Services time pending as relatives await distant arrivals. Also a classified note seeks two salesmen aged 35 to 45 with horse sense and business experience for an implement line. salary secondary to opportunity.
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Kansas
John Foster
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Lawn City
Cedar Cedar Falls
Y. J. Pfeiffer
Edith Walker
P. Colegrave
Des Moines
Todd
State Teachers Association
Colegrave
Renoraf
Gertrude
John L. Conrad
Tree
H. H. Clay
Mark
Gandury
Ant Severin
Wayland Gray
Society of the Baptist
C. Lyons
Cleveland
H. Roadataw
Lillian
Rezanat Allison
Edward Gormas
Hoeito
Ald Soety
W. G. Weart
Enterprise and Rival
H. J. Chase
Chicaso
J. R. Godfrey
Weat Seconds Street
Homer V
Z. W. Wilimek
Mary ” Ford
Leider
George Counsel
Father Weinke
Selma Waophe
Minneapolis
Fmen
Cotalne
al RO
Ithis Ery
Eaf
W. CG. Nuhn
New York
Danish aTethervarch
Europe
Women of
Anschal Church
Edward Boehmler
Waverly
Edward Boehmiler
I Charles Boehmler
Theodore Behner
John Boehmer
Jacob Boehler
Maude
Dubuque
Durkal
Westinghouse
Waterloo Electrical Supply CO
Bridge Street
P. Clark
Newbury Bros
H. M. Hamill
Henry Aates
Phillip Rheingans
Washington
Treasury Fund
Ie Merrill
Horace Robink
Canada
Frederick Ross
Ross Conservatory of Music At
Ruth Corey
Ross
A. H. Overturf
Way
Fine Musicale
Norfolk
Mackinaws
Beye
Madras
Com
Frank Bros
Wwe
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