Cedar River

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1 New plaza on Main Street
Northern Iowan 111:34, p.1 		The City of Cedar Falls is continuing plans to renovate the downtown area to re-unite Cedar Falls with the Cedar River; photo.
2 Iowa rivers are choking gulf waters
Northern Iowan 110:39, p.1 		Professor Mohammad Iqbal is investigating the Cedar River to find out how local agricultural practices are affecting water pollution in the Gulf of Mexico. The Iowa Nutrient Research Center recently approved this project.
3 UNI graduate student hopes to restore Cedar Bend Savanna
Northern Iowan 107:10, p.1 		Mary Cox spent her summer internship conducting a biological survey of the Cedar Bend Savanna. She also created a photo monitoring system to document changes and cleared piles of brush; photo.
4 Real life Indiana Jones class offered at UNI this summer
Northern Iowan 105:48, p.7 		Hartman Reserve Center to host archaeological field school for the second time. Last summer's class discovered a campsite about 1500 years old; photo.
5 Untitled
Northern Iowan 102:41, p.14 		The Cedar River in winter; photo.
6 Pitching
Northern Iowa Today 77:1, p.29 		Students help fill sandbags to keep Cedar River in banks; photo.
7 Cedar River receives face lift
Northern Iowan 87:61, p.1 		Continuing effort to clean up river area.
8 Memories
Northern Iowan 84:27, p.8 		Ducks on the Cedar River; photo.
9 Sunday cruisin'
Northern Iowan 77:56, p.10 		Houseboat on the Cedar River at Black Hawk Park; photo.
10 Bright lights, city lights
Northern Iowan 76:12, p.1 		View of Waterloo near the Cedar River; photo.
11 Hook, line, and sinker . . .
Northern Iowan 74:48, p.1 		Warm weather allows people to wade in the Cedar River.
12 One day canoe trip
Northern Iowan 72:47, p.8 		Will travel down the Cedar River.
13 Canoeing excursion
Northern Iowan 72:21, p.8 		Will canoe on Cedar River.
14 Around and About
College Eye 42:36, p.3 		Coombs and Jonesy's 'vacation' down the Cedar River.
15 Summer offers varied recreation
College Eye 42:36, p.2 		Suggestions for summer recreation.
16 Alpha Phi Omega has cabin party on Cedar
College Eye 41:10, p.4 		Chaperones for the party were Dr. and Mrs. Bender and Oliver Kolstoe.
17 W. R. A. plans canoe trip for tomorrow
College Eye 39:5, p.6 		On Cedar River.
18 Heroines retrieve escorts from cold dip in deep
College Eye 32:6, p.1 		Students talk about canoeing accident on Cedar River.
19 Boaters run out of fuel
College Eye 30:41, p.3 		Five women went for a ride on the Cedar River.
20 Perfect weather, new motor boat, but no water
College Eye 30:9, p.2 		City opened locks; water too low for Professor Riebe.
21 Westminster fellowship
College Eye 28:0, p.4 		Will meet at Cedar River.
22 Bullfrogs, snipes are busy moving into campus home
College Eye 27:4, p.1 		Description of the new pond; measures about 50 X 80 yards; depth will be about four feet; will hold 525,000 gallons of water.
23 Cast your dough upon the waters
College Eye 27:14, p.3 		Recovers lost wallet after canoeing on river.
24 Untitled
Old Gold 0:0, p.119 		Photos.
25 Many attractions of Cedar beckon to students here
College Eye 23:12, p.8 		Description of the many attractions of the Cedar River.
26 Poem recalls happy days
Alumnus 15:3, p.8 		G. W. Newton dedicates poem on Cedar River to Professor G. W. Walters.
27 Untitled
Old Gold 0:0, p.50 		Photo of a river.
28 Cedar River
Old Gold 0:0, p.98 		Photo.
29 Cedar River
Old Gold 0:0, p.112 		Photo.
30 On the Cedar
College Eye 18:44, p.5 		Poetic tribute.
31 Minkler awarded national honor; given gold medallion for bravery
College Eye 18:19, p.1 		Ralph Minkler saved nine boys from drowning in the Cedar River.
32 Snakes
College Eye 18:17, p.5 		Professor Abbott keeps several snakes, including a rattlesnake, in his office.
33 Students taking Boy Scout course active; future Scout leaders go on hike up Snag Creek and Cedar River
College Eye 18:6, p.1 		Enjoy learning scouting activities along Cedar River.
34 That Cedar
College Eye 17:42, p.1 		Ode to the Cedar River; photo.
35 New Minnesingers recently initiated
College Eye 16:6, p.1 		Hints about accompanying hazing.
36 Athletics
Old Gold 0:0, p. 		Photo of river.
37 Classes
Old Gold 0:0, p. 		Photo of river.
38 Organizations
Old Gold 0:0, p. 		Photo of river.
39 Photos
Old Gold 0:0, p.355 		Captioned photos.
40 Radio
Old Gold 0:0, p. 		Photo of river.
41 The Passing Show
Old Gold 0:0, p. 		Photo of river.
42 Local students take canoe trip
College Eye 15:2, p.5 		Aim for New Orleans, but get only to Vinton.
43 Physical training girls attract large crowd
College Eye 14:52, p.1 		Present demonstration on canoeing.
44 Girls show how to handle canoe; demonstration may be given on the Cedar River
College Eye 14:50, p.1 		Women put on demonstration in pool.
45 Junior party
College Eye 14:9, p.2 		Held Halloween party on the river.
46 Students are invited
College Eye 14:14, p.4 		Criticizes the run-down appearance of the docks and boatsheds at Island Park.
47 Student photos
Old Gold 0:0, p.287 		Photo.
48 College Eye picture section
College Eye 13:9, p.5 		Photos from around the Teachers College; photo.
49 1921 I. S. T. C.
Old Gold 0:0, p.176 		Cedar River and Dry Run Creek; photo.
50 On the river
Old Gold 0:0, p.128 		Photo.
51 The cabin
Old Gold 0:0, p.232 		A camping place on the river; photo.
52 The Cedar
Old Gold 0:0, p.42 		Cedar River; photo
53 Untitled
Old Gold 0:0, p.249 		Campus and river scenes; photo.
54 Marie Vietor meets death in Cedar River
College Eye 13:1, p.1 		Account of recent drowning on the river.
55 Natural Science Dept.
College Eye 12:20, p.7 		Faculty will do some seining on the Cedar River in order to help preserve game fish.
56 Professor Lynch
College Eye 15:7, p.8 		Professor Lynch and several other faculty families camped on the Cedar River.
57 James Hearst recovering
College Eye 12:1, p.1 		Has recovered partial use of limbs after a near-paralyzing fall in the Cedar River last year.
58 Commercial
Old Gold 0:0, p.145 		Illustration of a woman sitting at a desk using a typewriter; formal and informal photos; photo.
59 Shake-Aristo informal initiation
College Eye 10:5, p.3 		Enjoyed time up the river.
60 Campus
Old Gold 0:0, p.11 		Illustration of one of the gateways; photos of buildings around campus.
61 P. E.'s to conduct model camp
College Eye 9:1, p.3 		Physical education students will spend a week on the Cedar River.
62 Photos
Old Gold 0:0, p.74 		Photos of the Cedar River.
63 Photo
Old Gold 0:0, p.184 		River during a time of high water; photo.
64 F. E. Birch
College Eye 7:12, p.7 		Swam across the Cedar River.
65 Rex Haight
College Eye 7:9, p.7 		Suffered a mishap while canoeing.
66 Mr. Harold Shoemaker
College Eye 7:1, p.8 		Capsized his canoe in the Cedar River.
67 Scenes about the Iowa State Teachers College
Old Gold 0:0, p.13 		Photo.
68 Cedar River scenes
Old Gold 0:0, p.23 		Photos.
69 The Curve, looking west
Old Gold 0:0, p.24 		Photo.
70 River curve--looking east
Old Gold 0:0, p.15 		Photo.
71 River curve--looking west
Old Gold 0:0, p.14 		Photo.
72 River scenes
Old Gold 0:0, p.16 		Photo.
73 Social; cap and gown club hold picnic
College Eye 2:6, p.7

Potential graduates hold picnic on the Cedar River.
74 Winter scenes
College Eye 1:2, p.32 		Locations around the area that are covered in snow; photo.
75 The Curve
Old Gold 0:0, p.346 		Photo of the Cedar River.
76 The Legend of the Cedar
Old Gold 0:0, p.232 		Creative poem
77 Photo
Old Gold 0:0, p.234 		Scenes of big eddy and cemetery bluffs; photo.
78 The Curve
Old Gold 0:0, p.184 		The curve in the river looking west; photo.
79 Thru defective boats
Normal Eyte 18:32, p.498 		Several people have problems on the Cedar River with a broken oarlock and a practical joker.
80 About four hundred black bass
Normal Eyte 18:5, p.77 		Professor Knoepfler receives shipment of fish to be stocked in Cedar River.
81 A bit of river scenery
Old Gold 0:0, p.145 		Picture of the Cedar River; photo.
82 Rock Island Railroad and the Cedar East of Cedar Falls.
Old Gold 0:0, p.219 		Photo.
83 Up stream, Cedar River
Old Gold 0:0, p.255 		Cedar River photo.
84 Society
Normal Eyte 17:7, p.106 		Alphas present Dutch program; Zetas meet along Cedar River; Aristos enjoyed Cuban program; Chrestos enjoyed music and debate; Shakes held initiation ceremony.
85 Professors Samson, Seymour and Bailey
Normal Eyte 17:5, p.79 		Camped on the river.
86 The river at Cedar Falls
Normal Eyte 16:32, p.514 		Taken from the first bluff and showing the boathouses and head gates in the distance; photo.
87 Untitled
Normal Eyte Annual 0:0, p.90 		Views of the Cedar River; favorite places for Normal School students to walk; photo.
88 Up the R. R. track to Mullarkey's Bluffs
Normal Eyte 15:2, p.18 		A photo of Mullarkey's Bluffs in Cedar Falls.
89 Twas a merry party
Normal Eyte 14:34, p.546 		Students went for picnic on the river.
90 After six days of suspense
Normal Eyte 13:28, p.445 		The bodies of Roger Clay and Frank Boehmler were found.
91 The citizens of Cedar Falls are being urged by the press of the city to make some attempt to lessen the danger of death
Normal Eyte 13:28, p.433 		Cedar Falls considering ways to make the Cedar River dam less dangerous.
92 The saddest event in years occurred Monday afternoon when Roger Clay and Frank Boehmler
Normal Eyte 13:27, p.430 		Roger Clay and Frank Boehmler drowned on the Cedar River.
93 Boating has caused considerable excitement
Normal Eyte 12:33, p.521 		Several accidents have occurred on the river.
94 Misses Seals, Hutchison, Baker and Buck
Normal Eyte 12:33, p.521 		Enjoyed picnic on the river.
95 In spite of the threatening weather
Normal Eyte 8:34, p.486 		Some groups went for picnics on the river.
96 Our school has been spared a number of calamities
Normal Eyte 8:34, p.486 		Several students saved from Cedar River; Professor Rich and F. D. McIlravy escaped without injuries from train wreck.
97 President Seerley and family
Normal Eyte 8:34, p.485 		Went to the Bluffs.
98 Mr. Newton
Normal Eyte 8:33, p.468 		Took botany class on field trip.
99 Frequent were the visits
Normal Eyte 6:13, p.152 		Students enjoy skating on Cedar River.
100 If you would do as others do
Normal Eyte 5:32, p.321 		Students enjoying picnics.