Personal notes at Cedar Falls reveal visits and local events
Cedar Falls notes list visitors and community happenings. Frank Sherrer of Kansas City visited his Cedar Falls brother and Mrs. Miller plans a Cleveland trip. Church groups meet, a croquet tournament occurs, paving bids are awaited, and high school sports travel to Dubuque.
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Cedar Faille
Frank Sherrer
Kansas City
United States Express Company
Wm. Sheerer
Sheerer
Cedar Falls
Miller
Cleveland
Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church
Anderson
Pasini
Pape’s Diapepsia Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsia as the world’s top stomach regulator. It claims rapid relief from dyspepsia gas heartburn and sourness within minutes and offers a hundred dollars’ satisfaction or money back. It urges keeping the remedy at home for sick upset stomachs day or night.
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Pape
Tadiver
Cancer Killed Woman at Falls in Denmark Born Ida Jensen
Ida Jensen, born in Denmark 34 years ago, died of cancer at her Cedar Falls home near Cedar Heights after 11 weeks illness. She married Martin Thorndahl last year and leaves a daughter Agnes 14, plus Jens Jensen and others. Also noted is a wedding of Frank Charles and Willie Anderson, with plans to reside in Cedar Falls. A cement works project by John Sims to build blocks and posts was announced.
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Cedar Balls
Tawa
Martin Thorndahl
Cedar Heights
Ida Jensen
Denmark
America
Cedar Falls
Martin Thorndahehe
Agnes
Jens Jensen
T. Hansen
H. Nelson
Cedar Falla
Mis
Chris Jensen
Audubon
Alfred Jensen
Sioux City
James Jensen
Kauai
Wateroo
Frank Charles
Mise Willian Anderson
Friedel
John Sims
Jones
Busiess
Damm Family Birthday Celebration At Fallo Cedar Falls
Andrew Damm and Chris Gade hosted a large birthday reception in Cedar Falls Nebraska attracting about three hundred guests at the Odd Fellows hall last night. The event marks their annual celebration date and drew a prominent local farmer turnout. Cedar Falls Gun Club opened its season with a successful first shoot across the river from the boat houses drawing a strong crowd.
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Cedar Falla
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Andrew Damm
Chris Gade
Cedar Falls
Rockefeller’s Early Wage Lesson From Uncle Isaac Ewing
Yonkers high school heard a tale from Isaac H Ewing uncle of Henry Clews about John D Rockefeller as a boy. Rockefeller earned 15 dollars a week but sought more saying his work deserved an increase. Uncle Isaac replied he was already paid what he was worth.
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Yonkers
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Isaac H. Ewing
Cleveland
Henry Clews
New York
Clews
Yonkers High School
Rockefeller
John D
Isaac
Rockfeller
Indian Chief Joe Manitou Dies at 120 in Michigan
Traverse City reports the death of Joe Manitou a Potawatomi born on the Chicago river 120 years ago. He fought against whites in early Indian wars and later lived alone in Cedar Michigan for fifteen years with his surviving son at his side during his final illness. His memory remained sharp recalling details of ancient conflicts.
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Traverse City
Mich
Tilinore
Illinois
Michigan
Cedar
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Cedar Falls Daily News
Big
Mmber
Mont
Frank March
Akron
Ita
Jacob Pfeiffer
Live Town
Jr. L. Chase
Bloomfield
Bryant Paving Company
Gtounds
West Ninth Street
Vonrad
F. W. Cartright
H. EK. Fredrick
B. B. Thomas
al. Thorstrud
High Grove
Third Street
WW. HH. Hurd
H. H. Clay
Lydia Lord Davis
Congregational
J. Shaw
Snowden
John Pollock
Howard Pierce
Eldorado
Kan
David Southwick
Denver
Enid
Cida
Watonga
Okla
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethlehem Church
Lee Bailey
Washington Street
Seene Holst
Europe
Oscar
Miss Bennett
Waterloo
Bluff and
Twelfth Streets
Falls
Charles
Damm
Fallo
A. Damm
Gade Cele
Brate Natal
J. D
Potson Kerwin
East Fourth Street
the Commercial National Bank
W. W. Miller
KE. W. Miller
F. C. Platt
Waterloo, Iowa
Small Savings Bank
Geo. E. Lichty
H. C. Schultz
H. W. Wente
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