Linden M E Church unit contract awarded to Mauser Fell
The first Linden M E church unit at Butler avenues and Nevada street was awarded to Mauser & Fell for 313,500 with total cost near 320,000 after heating plumbing and other contracts are let. The 71 by 53 foot Sunday school and activity building will connect by a third unit to form a Gothic style complex. Excavation has begun and construction proceeds as weather allows.
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Lister
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Teun
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J. H. Windorf
Oleson & Son
Frank Bisdorf
Lauritzen Construction Company
Dr. J. H. Butts Elected Commander of Legion Post
Dr. J. H. Butts was elected commander of Hecker-Chapman Post American Legion for the ensuing year at the annual officers election held last night in Memorial Hall. He succeeds Harry B. Maine. Other officers named include A. A. Zimmerman L. Treganza and R. A. Barrett as vice commanders, Charles McKinstry finance officer Horace Maynard historian Ralph Steinger master at arms F C Sage chaplain H C Miller Glen Beers Henry Dahlman Harry E B Maine Wallace Chesley and W B H Barnes as members of the executive committee.
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Hecker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Mremorial Hall
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L. &. Treganza
R. A. Barrett
Charles McKinstry
Horace Maynard
Ralph Steinger
F.C. Sage
H. C. Miller
Glen Beers
Henry Dahlman
Harry EB. Maine
Wallace Chesley
W. B H. Barnes
Canadians Champion Butter Consumers in Canada
Winnipes, Man. Nov 21 Canada’s per capita butter consumption rose to 27.43 pounds last year, totaling 251,038,783 pounds, the Agriculture Department reports. Cheese intake also climbed from 2.51 pounds per person in 1921 to 3.12 pounds in 1923, reaching 25,503,092 pounds.
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Sulgrave Manor to fly Stars and Stripes by gift
London authorities report Francis Treman King of New York has set aside 1500 pounds the interest of which will provide, in perpetuity, for the flying of the Stars and Stripes from a flagstaff at Sulgrave Manor.
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Sulgrave Institution
Francis ‘Treman King
New York
Sulgrave Manor
Cedar Falls Daily News Item Roundup
John Call, Civil War veteran and former supervisor member, is very ill at his Waterloo township home. C. H. Heskett, 80, is in critical condition after apoplexy yesterday at his Main Street apartment. Guiomar Nogaes, a renowned pianist, drew praise at Teachers College Auditorium. James W. Ford and companions report ten raccoon kills this fall, matching recent years. Thomas Christiansen and Alfred Hansen will winter in Copenhagen. Masonic officers plan Cedar Falls visit. grand master to dine with Square and Compass club. Peter Falkenberg releases annual Julegranen Christmas book, 48 pages. 5000 copies printed. Local real estate activity includes Harry Bangert purchasing A. G. Lawrence residence. Viennese tale notes Countess Anna Fery’s black obsession in her will dispute.
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John Call
Board of Supervisors
Waterloo Township
OG. H. Heskett
C. H. Heskett
Main Street
Harry Davis
Mr. Heskett
Davis
Gras
Ernest R. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Eravid
Iowa Masonic Lodge
Square and Compass Club
Teachers College
Co-Edinn
Women Mayors Rise Across Spanish Municipalities
Madrid reports that the unused municipal law granting women voting and representation rights is yielding results. Several districts have elected women mayors and councilors, while Talladell in Catalan country has a female mayor and all communal councillors. In recent years China’s higher government schools have opened to young women.
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Talladell
Roses May Bloom In Oregon Lilac Budding In Waterloo
Mia Nicol wrote from Portland to her husband in Waterloo noting roses in bloom. He observed a lilac bush at 412 High Street pushing new buds and, recalling it had bloomed earlier, trimmed a twig to mail the buds back in reply to her letter.
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Nathan Hale Hall Duplicate Planned at Yale Campus
New Maven Connecticut November 21 Old Connecticut hall once Yale undergraduate Nathan Hale will be replaced by an exact duplicate to enlarge the freshman class. The new structure will stand beside Connecticut halls and provide housing for 56 men. Walter W. Chambers of New York, Yale 1885 graduate, designed the building built by the university crews.
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Nathan Hale
Yale
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Walter W. Chambers
New York
Karnak treatment hailed as relief for indigestion in Iowa
Reports from across Iowa cite Karnak as effective for indigestion and nervous conditions. Testimonial from P. M. Paullin of Marshalltown and his wife claim renewed appetite, better sleep, and restored health after three years of illness. Karnak Pills marketed by local druggists in Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
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P. M. Paullin
Second St
Marshalltown
Kamak
Waterloo
C. J. Miller
Robert Drug O
Cedar Falls
Hieber Drug Co
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