Cedar Falls Personal Notes and Local Happenings
Cedar Falls notes report Rev. Valentine’s pneumonia conditions and need for warmer climate. A crowd swarmed the Grand theatre Saturday night while Miss Florence Edwards and others attended engagements. Various residents traveled, new births noted, and local clubs and meetings announced including the Woodrow Wilson club and Chapter A P E O events. A Hudson meeting set for Oct 15 seeks Black Hawk Improvement association support with A A Burger of Ames to explain aims.
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Cedar Falls, Ta
Valentine
Hudson
Black Hawk Improvement Association
A. A. Burger
Ames College
Dr W R B Cothern Offers Cure For Alcohol Habit
An advertisement proclaims a claimed cure for drunkenness and other chronic diseases by Dr W R B Coth ern. It promises discreet treatment without hospital stays, claims to cure rupture cancer hemorrhoids without surgery, and invites in-person consultations at Suite 307 Russell Lamson Building with hours listed.
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W. RB. Cothern
Russell Lamson
Kellogg Died Suddenl y While Visiting at Clarksville
B E Kellogg prominent Cedar Falls resident died Saturday evening at Clarksville due to heart trouble. Born 1860 in DeKalb county Illinois he was 52. He and wife Mary Brokan moved to Bremer county then Cedar Falls about 28 years ago. Burial at Neyill after processing from Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Ija
B. E. Kellogg
Clarksville
Kellogg
DeKalb County
Til
Mary Brokan
Belvidere
Ill
Iowa
Bremer County
Walnut Street paving to begin as city council acts
Cedar Falls Iowa news reports Walnut street sewer and water work ordered for paving next year from Second to Twelfth streets with aid from the street car company. Third Street paving from Washington to Tremont to start after bids on Oct 25. Bryant Pav ing Co expected to do the work.
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Cedar Falls
Walnut Street
Second Street
Twelfth
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Bryant Paving Co
Great little reference work praised by Courier readers
The Standard Illustrated Book of Facts is described as practical and lively, covering religion, architecture, plants, manufacturing, agriculture, and more. It is promoted as a valuable companion to the four dollar dictionary, with coupon offers and farm sales bills highlighted by The Courier. The Waterloo Evening Courier is cited as publisher.
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Courier
Owan's Fortune in Virginia Soil
Sioux City resident Henry Clarke Moore a 94 year old inventor and landowner gains 28,000 acres in Virginia once taxed but held by him. A coal deposit beneath the land and royalties promise large wealth as S L Roger of Dilkings W Va offers a $100,000 draft with ongoing royalty payments.
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Marshalltown
Honry Clarke Moore
Sioux City
Tama
Here
Booner
Moore
Virginia
Union
S. L. Roger
Dilkins
W. Va
Roger
Republicans rally for Wilson across major cities
Over 100000 Republicans pledged support for Governor Woodrow Wilson through the Wilson National Progressive Republican League. The network, led by Rudolph Spreckels, opened HQs in New York Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee Pittsburgh and San Francisco to enroll 1,000,000 GOP voters by election day. Chicago's Room 624 McCormick Building hosts Buck with Blaine overseeing the Midwest. Howard W. Wiley aids the effort in the East.
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Orl
Woodrow Wilvo
Wilson National Progressive Republican League
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
United States
House
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Wison
Cchicago
McCormick Building
Robert M. Buck
John J. Blaine
Bosacobel
Wisconsin
Middle West
Howard W. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Spreckels
Waterloo Odd Fellows delegates attend grand lodge session
H Sweeney and JF Reed travel to Sioux City for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows grand lodge in session this week. Sweeney chairs mileage and perfim committee while Reed is the district representative. Canton Crescent No 17 plans a smoker Tuesday evening October 22 at the Odd Fellows temple with all members urged to attend. Gately visits town.
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JF. Read
Sioux City
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sweeney i
Mr. Reed
Canton the Crescent
Pallards Militant
Odd Fellows Temple
Order
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