Cedar Falls Notes On Local Happenings and Moves
In Cedar Falls Iowa on Sept 25 a long standing barn behind Mrs Severins residence was moved to West Eighth street. Various locals are mentioned including Rev Titus Lowe, Miss Grace Waugh and other townsfolk visiting, reading, or traveling. The Sartori hospital excavations begin with foundation work planned before winter. The final band concert of the season is announced and the high school chorus is testing voices for the fall term.
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Cedar Falls
Grace Waugh
Eskridge
Kan
Piper
Night outage sparks city gas and electric dispute
Cedar Falls Iowa September 24 a sectional power outage pits the city against Citizens Gas and Electric over who bears risk for workmen placing new municipal lines. City engineer says lines will be protected while poles go up and the public warned to expect delays.
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Cedar Falls
Franklin Street
Electric Light Company
Municipal
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Merner
Streeter
Barnes
Wee Aunt Mary's Vinegar and Factory Accident Notes
A factory worker loses parts of two fingers in a Waterloo manufacturing plant accident. Separate items mention Waterloo carnival planning with Manchester officials inviting local merchants to visit during Waterloo day. Also referenced: a fatal auto crash near Nashua and a Bremer county family.
Church engaged for big lecture by Elbert Hubbard
Elbert Hubbard editor lecturer and philosopher will speak at the First Congregational church under the Waterloo Town Criers club on Monday evening. The subject will be Getting To Her. Jenny Frank club secretary has arranged the visit and plans for using the church were perfected.
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Elbert Hubbard
First Congregational Church
Waterloo Town
Booster Meeting Sunday Afternoon
A session of the membership committee of the YMCA and six directors of the association met last evening to plan future activities and details.
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VY. M.C. A
Asoociation
Glean Your Liver With A Dime Box Carets
Ad claims tonic effect of laxative pills to relieve headaches and bilious symptoms by stimulating the liver and bowels. Promises rapid relief by morning and continuing well being for months. Mentions children needing Carets too.
Rockford Poor Man Worth 18000 and Flood Loss Totals
Andrew Trulson, found dead in a hoarding house he ran, left $4000 in local banks and $15000 in Chicago real estate. Ohio Valley floods cause $163 million in losses including rail lines telegraph and farms. Dunols Mine Workers board approves $100,000 loan for Colorado strikers, second such loan this month after Michigan copper miners aid.
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Rockford
Andrew Trulson
Washington, D.C
Ohio Valley
Colorado
Springfield
Ill
Dunols Mine Workers
Pin
Michigan
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C. A. Wise
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