Cedar Falls notes on events and new local plans
Cedar Falls notes cover Dr Edward Steiner lecture tickets and prices, electric lighting extension plans along Main street toward Illinois Central and G R I P stations, new homes for M Holst and J C Patterson, rental changes, and social happenings including rummage sale and club meetings. Also reports birth, marriage, court case ruling, and civic plans for bazaars and education discussions.
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Cedar Falls
Edward A. Steiner
Caiton Theatre
Sl. L. Chase
Electrie
Main Street
Illinois Central
Main
Fifth Streets
M. Tholst
The
Dannevirke
Franklin Street
Arlington Hotel
Israel Home
Brian Condit
Ira.s. Condit
Town Griers Ad Club in Session at Waterloo Convention Center
Thirteen members of the Town Criers' Ad club met this morning for a wake prelim pens for the Sexson's work. The first regular meeting of the year will be held at the Irvine home after a banquet at 6:30 next Thursday evening. The program committee includes A. J. Haswell, Claire Wut, Raul 3. Yalbot and Richard Kolmes. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids compete to host the next state convention on Nov 8-9, with Cedar Rapids favored for easier access. The club plans a large delegation to press for a 1916 convention in Waterloo. The group also discussed plans to be announced next week.
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Town Criers
Ad Club
Sexson
Irvine Hore
A. J. Haswell
Claire Wut Raul
Yalbot
Richard Kolmes
Harry J. Kiester
CG. Younes
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Boone
Des Moines
Waverly Social Notes Abroad and Local Visits
Waverly Oct 14 reports Mr. and Mrs. Id. Schuknecht visiting Ida and Amanda Schuknecht in Cedar Rapids for a week. Mrs. Hugh Brock and Hitle son visit from Fort Dodge. Bert Cooper and children visit relatives in Clarion. Dr. and Mrs. LG Kern plan a three week east trip via Pennsylvania and Boston. Miss Vella Grean of Minneapolis visiting aunt Mrs. Henrietta Green. Dr. M. Gross returns from Omaha. Mrs. Gross to join sister Mrs. Fallon. G. M. Comstock to Cedar Rapids. Berger family move to Art Longhouse. Sage returns from Omaha after ten days. Schmide couple westbound for weeks. Tack Brown visits. Mrs. Frank Lynn guests at Bucholz home. Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott of Los Angeles visiting. Will Coats to accompany home. Wettmacher return from Chicago. Mrs. Dan Hurlbut visiting Calmar. Jim Roe visits Wm. Roe, en route to Hampton. Mrs. Dick Bye visits Cedar Falls. Miss Vivian Riggs of Oakdale, nurse at Sanitarium, a guest at Schell home. Catholic church youth host Teichers birthday party. program, games, refreshments. no admission, birthday sack collection urged. FLOM Downing host dinner party. Miss Josephine Sonter of Indianapolis visiting Mueller. Dr. C. H. Braening and G. A. Groseman in Clinton on Warthure College business. Closing out sale of popular music at Hanson’s, 623 Talarette Street.
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Pennsylvania
Boston
Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America
Vella Grean
Minneapolis
Henrietta Green
Chris Fosselman
M. Gross
D. Sage
Omaha
OT. Schmide
Tack Brown
Iora Falls
F. H. Shafer
Waverly
Prank Lynn
Sirminer
Fred Bucholz
Will Scott
Los ‘Angeles
Cal
Jessana
Will Coats
W. Ee. Wettmacher J
Chicago
Dan Hurlbut
Calmar
Ifriends
Jim Roe
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Roe
Hampton
Dick Bye
Cedar Falls
Vivian Riggs
Oakdale
Sanitarium
WH. G
Josephine Sonter
Indianapolis
Ind
F. W. Mueller
C. H. Braening
G.A. Groseman
Clinton
Henderson Drug Co Secures Agency for Thompson's Home
Henderson Drug Co a well known druggists secures agency for Thompson's Home a malted food powder. It is described as a palatable nourishing product for indigestion stomach disorders anemia and weight loss. The product contains prime beef iron and no drugs or alcohol manufactured by Thompson's Malted Food Co Waukesha Wisconsin.
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Henderson Drug Co
Thompson
Thompson's Malted Food Company
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Henderson
Potato Prices Make Late Sharp Advance
Ames reports a sharp rise in potato prices due to late blight now severe in Iowa for the first time since 1906. The government quotes 468 million bushels available, up from 406 million a month prior, with prices up ten to fifteen cents per bushel. Chicago price tops fifty cents, Iowa centers expect similar rates as demand grows.
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Ames
College Clearinghouse For
Iowa
Wast
Chicago
Martial law declared in Holland's capital
Martial law in a specified and partial form was proclaimed here today affecting trades supplying the army. An engineer notes railroad workers face more colds. KE G Dunaphant of Montana has used Frisen engine 25 years and relies on Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, recommending it to others. Advert: Sold by all druggists.
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Hague
London
KE. G. Dunaphant
Monatte
Foley
Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Waterloo
The Waterloo hosts Harol Bell Wright’s dramatized Shepherd of the Hills tonight with Fishery Reynolds assisting. Henpecked Henry Sunday matinee and night adds humor, while Majestic promises a laughter-filled week with Busch Bros and vaudeville acts. The Metropolitan feature When a Woman Loves plays at the Family Theatre, and The Alien with George Behan screens at Plaza for three shows.
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Waterloo
Harol
Bell Wright
Fishery W. Reynolds
Ozarks
The Joy of Motherhood and Mother's Friend Advertised
The article touts Mother's Friend as an external remedy to ease muscular pressure and nerve tension during pregnancy. It claims reduced staining on cards and mitigated pains, nausea, and morning sickness, urging readers to obtain the product from druggists.
Waterloeo Want Ad Panel Reaches 6500 Homes Nightly
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter distributes a shopping style Want Ad panel to about 6,500 Waterloo homes each evening. The program serves as a faithful enactment by the star and his associate players in familiar city quarters.
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Islandpoint
New York City
Waterloo
Pinex cough syrup promise for quick relief
An old advertisement touts a homemade cough remedy claiming to vanish stubborn coughs quickly. It describes mixing 24g of inex and 2% ounces of Pines with sugar syrup to yield a pint, costing about 54 cents, with a five minute prep and a pleasant taste. It targets bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, and throat infections, urging readers to buy Pinex and promising a money back guarantee.
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Vaniah
The
Pinex Co
Ind
Today’s Beauty Aids Promising Skin Care and Hair Rountine
An advertisement offers home beauty tips using spurmax with mint water and glycerin for a clear complexion and a white finish. It promotes a canthrax based sham-poo to remove dandruff and excess oil, claiming thick lather and quick drying for glossy hair. The piece emphasizes safe, inexpensive preparations vs powders.
Don’t use Curling Iron a Better Method for Hair
A reader advises a simple nightly routine to avoid an unkempt look. After brushing hair thoroughly, use a clean toothbrush dipped in plain liquid paraffin and rub through sections before bed. Next morning the hair appears naturally wavy and fluffy with long lasting comfort.
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Riydrungist's
Narnia
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