Prof Burger Seeks Action to Keep Lead in Crop Work
Cedar Falls Iowa September 9 Prof A A Burger manager of the Black Hawk Crop Improvement association has told members he will resign unless action is taken immediately He is a valued leader whose work includes distributing seed corn and guiding test associations The movement should continue with Burger in charge W Wood Sells Restaurant and Bakery to Peters and Rejos Rochester trip for Mrs Hurd
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Cedar Falls
A. A. Burger
Black Hawk Crop Improvement Association
Prof. Burger
Cedar Falls Football Schedule and City News
Cedar Falls high school prepares for an October 18 home opener against Marshalltown with a full lineup soon. The fire department elected Harry Onan as chief and noted ten years of service by Henry M. Barnes. Miss Diva Mann, a Teachers College student, is recovering at Burt after typhoid fever. H D Onan plans a first class restaurant and bakery in Cedar Falls after leasing the Wilimek building.
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Cedar Falls
Ward
Cedar Falls High School
Tigers
Marshalltown
West Waterloo
Waterloo
Waverly
East Waterloo
Low Falls
Town Falls
Harry Onan
Carl Fisher
S. 8
Justice
Leo Hughes
Wiliam Schnable
Henry M. Barnes
Teachers’ College
Diva Mann
Burt
H. D. Onan
Wilimek
Traveling and Entertaining Briefs From Cedar Falls
Brief notes report Emma Philleo of Cherokee visiting her parents in Cedar Falls and planning a winter trip to Sault Ste Marie. Peter Johnson travels to Webster City for his ill brother. a Waterloo motorist performs street stunt and is to explain to the judge. Prairie chicken hunters note scarce birds and rely on dogs to harvest enough.
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Cedar Falls
Emma Philleo
J. J. McCowan
Phillep
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Peter Johnson
Webster City
E. H. Carney and Son
Duluth
Minneapolis
Woman's club tags day to fund rest room at fair
The Waverly Woman's club designates a Tag Day outside the fair grounds to raise funds for continuing the rest room under the First National Bank. Tickets will be sold by young ladies and parcels may be checked at the rest room during the fair.
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Waverly
First National Bank
How To Absorb An Unlovely Complexion
Phyllis Moore in Town Talk explains a beauty method using mercorized wax to absorb dull skin and reveal healthier skin within a week. She notes blemishes fade as old skin sheds and recommends nightly cold cream cleanup and a facial wash with oat powder saxolyte and witch hazel for wrinkle reduction.
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Phyllis Moore
They Drug Store
Suffraget Delights Pythian Knights in Waterloo Event
A. B. Lovejoy appeared as a suffraget at a Waterloo literary entertainment hosted after a Pythians luncheon. She argued for women's voting rights before a male audience, using sharp humor and social satire while poetry and music filled the program.
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A. B. Lovejoy
Waterloo
Knights of
Pythias
Pythian Temple
Aps
Pythian Lodge Entertainment and Honors Noted
Lillie’s band and several vocal numbers enlivened the program. Chancellor Ho L Greene presided over the literary and musical evening. Carleton Silas opened speechmaking with humor and wit. He’s named the sensation and will lead future humor at Helmet lodge. Pythian leaders from Star of the West, Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and Utica spoke on Pythianism. Martin will run the next Pythian fair and urged greater participation. J. Rose presented P. J. Martin with a long‑time member jewel. The evening closed with a dance and cafeteria lunch service.
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Cedar Rapids
F. W. Powers
Waterloo
Noble I. Martin
Utica
Martin
J. Rose
P. J. Martin
Streets IA Park Deeded to City
The streets in Chautauqua park are now under city jurisdiction and will be prepared for traffic. A quit claim deed was filed and the council voted to accept. The park association later deeded control of the streets to the river bank and city officials received a deed for associate control last evening. The council rejected Trock & Owings bid for sidewalks as too high compared with last year. The contractors noted bond sales now require higher prices.
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Chautauqua Park
Counell
Park 3Hon
the Park Association
Altc
Trock & Owings
Adenoids A Menace Avoided By Cold Prevention
Advertisement urges parents to prevent adenoids by stopping colds and throat irritations in babies and young children. Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a quick, thorough cure for colds to prevent adenoids from developing. Sold by all dealers.
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Foley
Plastering Underway at Hileman Gindt Mortuary
Workmen began plastering the first floor of the new mortuary on Mulberry street by Hileman and Gindt. The project aims for an Oct. 2 move into the building with upper floors planned for flats and living rooms. A reinforced concrete slab is being added before roofing to support future stories. The structure is described as fireproof and intended to be an exceptionally fine building.
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Hileman & Gindt
Mulberry Street
Paying Question Edits On Behalf Of Property Owners
The Courier criticizes editorials defending property owners amid city resolutions of necessity. It argues state laws leave owners at municipal mercy, notes Fourth Street paving disputes, and calls attention to track and brick pavement issues from Washington to Wellington streets.
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Ang Fa
Fourth Street
West Fourth Street
Washington Street
Widbleton
Ogo Wellington
Third Street
Randolph
Wellington
Price
West Fourth
Wellington Street
Built House on Wrong Lot In Waterloo Seeks Recovery
A Waterloo cripple who bought a lot from a real estate agent and built a house on it now seeks damages and contract cancellation. He says the agent showed a different lot than the deed described and intended, believing he owned the conveyed tract. The suit will target the former owner and seek repayment of over 400 dollars plus improvements valued at about 1500 dollars.
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Waterloo
Sanghet
Cgent
Paving Negligence On West Fourth Street Under Scrutiny
An Observer letter criticizes the upkeep of paving on West Fourth Street describing failed water and sewer connections and reckless repairs. It urges city authorities to investigate who caused the damage and assign costs to the responsible abutting property owner or city officials who neglected proper maintenance.
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Fourth Street
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Rochester
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Hurd
Cedar Falls High
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Marshall
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Lars Nielsen
Illinois
Wisconsin
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Portland
Ore
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T. B. Carpenter
J. K. Newman
Ira Silliman
Kansas
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Waterloo Automobilist
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Evening Courier
E. Jefferson St
Geo, H. Hunt
East Bremer Ave
Woman's Club
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Fair Grounds
William Dempsey
A. T. Leslie
Jessie Bye
Chicago
Leslie & Humphrey
Amelia Gerhardt
John Brooks
Mercy Hospital
Roland Pete
Judy ‘Sanders
Des Moines
A. B. Coddington
Herbert
Keokuk
Big Dam
Robert Eldredge
Anna Meyer
Readlyn
Adaline Schultz
Zola Sweet
Davenport
Kansas City
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Readigon
Louis Rahe
Tripoli
Joe Breckner
Mitchell
Vinton
Aqual
Cis
Plis
Burney’s
New York
Rust Wileman & Gindt
Bac
Ana el
A. J. Vasby
Mgr
Harold Bell Wright
Black Hawk County
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
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