Cedar Falls News Briefs Include Local Events And Changes
A long time Cedar Falls resident H. C. Hunt travels for a mill company and keeps healthy while others return. Mrs Lydia Lord Davis to lecture on Uplift of Ching in Cedar Falls Oct 24 25 26 28 and 29. Mrs C A Fullerton hosts Advancers dinner and plans for the year. Ice cream pails repurposed as fuel in cold mornings. farmer A A Cheeney sends violin to Chicago for appraisal after melon run.
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Cedar Falls
Lydia Lord Davis
Parsons Died of Cancer at Cedar Falls Home
L B Parsons died of cancer of the liver at his Cedar Falls home at 10 yesterday morning. Funeral services were held at the home, and the body was taken to Viola Iowa for burial. He is survived by his widow and four children, Owen L and Jessie at home, Mazie Wurtzie of St Paul, and Alta Moeh of Cedar Rapids. He moved from Viola about ten years ago and was noted for honesty and charity.
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Cedar Falls
L. B. Parsons
Viola
Alta Moeh
Cedar Rapids
Llness
Parsons
Acid burns young woman at college lab in Cedar Falls
Miss Ina Platts sustained severe facial burns in a college chemistry lab when an acid bottle exploded while she attempted to remove a stopper. Nurses treated the wounds at the college hospital and hope for full recovery. The incident occurred yesterday morning and was reported from Cedar Falls, Ja.
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Cedar Falls
Ina Platts
College
Miss Platts
Personal notes from Cedar Falls winter plans and local moves
Cedar Falls notes detail Mr and Mrs D C Merner planning to spend winter in California after traveling via St Paul and Canada. Other items mention Henry Pfeiffer of Philadelphia supporting a local Old People’s Home with a $100 gift, various residents traveling to Canada or Texas, a new freight driver for American Express, a factory foundation plan by H E Olbrick, Mothers’ council event at the college, and bereavement for Mrs. Beeler with visitors arriving from Oskaloosa.
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Cedar Falls
D. C. Merner
St. Paul
Canada
Pacific
California
Henry Pfeiffer
Philadelphia
Pfeiffer
G. F. Wilson
Bismarck
N. C
Wm. Bedford
Wm. Frisby
Dan Clark
C. M. Jones
Points
Pat Por
Cunningham
Denver
Colo
Quiet Day in Police Circles
Waterloo cases against W A Moore and Guy Barnes for interfering with an officer will be heard in police court this afternoon after arrests at a socialist meeting at Fourth and Sycamore. Three drunks arraigned, two plead guilty, one held to show intoxication or sickness. Chief Ad Leighton and Captain Merten Wagner left for Cedar Rapids to testify before the Federal grand jury.
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City of
Waterloo
W. A. Moore
Guy Barnes
Fourth
Sycamore
Leighton
Merten Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Federal
Courier Patterns Offer for Up-to-Date Fashion Coupons
The WaA Terloo Evening Courier fashion desk invites readers to mail a coupon with ten cents per pattern to obtain current Courier patterns. Each pattern allows for seams and orders are filled promptly, with an expected delivery to reach buyers within ten days after submission.
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Fashion Department
Waa
Terloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
County Treasurer Reports Record Tax Day in Black Hawk County
F T Bentley and assistants scrambled to process a record tax day as realty owners paid before the deadline. The largest collection in history filled the office with checks currency and coins, keeping nine staff busy from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through a flood of near-delinquent payments.
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F. T. Bentley
Black Hawk County
Bentley
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce Meeting Tonight
All business and professional men in Waterloo west are urged to attend a Chamber of Commerce meeting this evening at the Waterloo club rooms. Other notes mention summer committee work, important reports, and plans for a heavy winter program, with a light luncheon expected after 8 o'clock.
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Waterloo West
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Club
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the Commercial National Bank
W. W. Miller
E. W. Miller
F. C. Platt
Waterloo, Iowa
Small Savings Bank
Geo. E. Lichty
H. C. Schultz
H. W. Wente
Iting
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
G. B. Vanderveer
Clay Street
Wm. P. Rothermel
Oelwein
East Third Street
Marshal Enlow
5000
H. C. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Howard McJunkin
Missoula, Mont
Bia
Willis Wood
D. M. Elderkin
West Seventh Street
E. M. Fullerton
W. A. Beatty
Main Streets
A. W. Schuretert
Marshalltown
Schuretert
Bill” Beatty
Wm. Steard
Oak Ridge
Dr. Conyers
Twelfth
Bluff Streets
Harry Ott
Ott Ice Cream Company
A. A. Cheeney
Cheeney
George W. Hanna
Dak
Edith Colton
A. H. Calton
Texas
Hanna
Hanna Cabin
Big Wave
John Q. Hanna
Ilinoig
Iowa
Emily
George
Philip
Mollie
Edith
Cedar Falls Daily News
LB. Parsols
Viola, Ia
Brownville
Tex
R. BE. Frisby
Geo. E Hearst
Alamo Land Co
Rock Island
Lth
Geo. E. Hearst
Chas. Hearst
Robert Frisby
J. EL. Pendleton
J. F. Brinkman
J.C. Bickley
John Kerstein
Clarion
Lurt Wright
New Hartford
David Mayer
Aplington
Brownville, Fer
Cesar Rapids
College Y. Wi. A
L. W. Coc
P. E.O
C. H. Wise
H. Wise
Grant Miller
Ruth Egioff
H. 8. Gilkey
S. Corry
J. B. Newman
Teachers’ College
Mire
D.C. Merner Will
Chas. Devens
American Ex Press Co
John Thiemer
Temple
If. E. Olbrick
Chicago Great Western Railway
Fifth Street
Mothers’ Council
Leo H. Pauker
Oskaloosa
Frank Beeler
Panlger
FE. W. Lanham
South Main Street
J. D. Wild
Omaha
Omaha, Neb
Sixteenth Street
Nebraska Fuel Company
Mra. C. C
Laden Charmeure
the People’s Store
West Fourth Street
United Doctors
United
Marsh Place
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