ROVGE HAS MORE TROUBLE AT Waterloo on Jackson Birthday
In Black Hawk county district court ER Y Royde of Shaldan opposes payment of a $3,000 note to Cedar Falls National Bank. A. O. Hemenway, once guardian through Royse’s daughter’s marriage, seeks relief as Royse’s heirs fear loss of Royse’s wealth. Royce, now in possession of his wealth, has offered little support to his former guardian for about a year.
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ER. Y. Royde
Shaldan
Eccentre
Royce
Shattuck
Chicago
Louis Glasser
Abbott
John Fahey
Rockwell
Jacob Diemer
Iowa Falls
Ben Bleeker
Hardie
James Keefe
Hampton
Fred Wait
Waterloo
George Yokum
New Hartford
Tena Blattspleter
Buffalo
Venter
Iowa
Rana Dan
Ora Scales
BR. Wersels
Every
South Dakota
A. Kramer
Parkersburg
Krawer
A. B. Weeks
W. Mullane
John Hayes
Eagle Grove
Montana
F. M. Wilson
Minneapolis
Art Severance
O. Church
Glen Stoddard
Geneva
Bank of Geneva
Faacce
Banquet Highlights Democratic Views On Tariffs And GOP Critique
Three hundred and fifty guests attended the Waterloo Democrats banquet at Knights of Pythias Hall Thursday evening. Ex-Governor Taojk and Ex-Governor Boies spoke on protective tariffs, tracing their origins, Garfield’s wartime tariff modifications, and the Dingley era. Parson and Parsons of Rock Rapids attacked tariff ties to Jew ideas, labeling them as partisan manipulation, while criticizing modern Republicanism and corporate monopolies.
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Boles-Jaskapolan Club
Waterloo Democrats
Knights of Pythas
S Taojk
Boies
Europe
Hamilton
House of Representatives
Garfield
United States
Republican Party of the Nation
Dingley
Luman
Milliana
Parsons
Rock Rapids
Reycently
Supreme Fourt
Canning factory debate and a dramatic youth arrest story
A political meeting criticizes tariff sheltering trusts as Iowa lawmakers are unnamed. A correspondent from Marshalltown Times extols a canning factory boosting corn prices, feed contracts, and farm profits, with anecdotes from Laurel Dunbar and Gilman areas. A youth with Scotland Yard aspirations confronts two women fleein g behind a store, leading to a local police incident near Ackley.
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Marshalltown Times
Laurel
Dunbar
Gilman
Chester
Oos
Butler Valuations Show 1902 Tax Totals and County Valuation
The 1902 tax report to the state auditor lists total year collections of 176,423.05 and county valuation of 821,309,516 with detailed breakdowns for lands real estate towns personal property railroad property telegraph and telephone and express services. The document includes an unrelated note on withdrawing mailed letters and a blank form description for recall and delivery of letters deposited in error.
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Hardin County
State Agricultural College
County Orphany
Rachofe Cere Ee Eens
Notice of unsettled accounts and required settlements
The paper notes several thousand dollars owed to the office and warns that statements will be sent to all who are in arrears. Prompt settlements are required, and the collector will proceed with enforcement as warranted by the published notice.
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Newa
Nova Beoking
Banike
Mahaska Couay
Ferrows
Welch Ig
Mahacka
Will Tale Of The Farm Institute In Grundy County
Grundy County farmers plan a three day institute at Grundy Center beginning Monday January 1. The program includes talks on corn yields, roads law, stock enterprising, citizenship duties, harvester trust controls, farm entertaining, children's clothing, and school supervision with speakers from Des Moines and local leaders.
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Grundy County
Grundy Center
J. G. Heaps
Des Moines
John F. Richmond
M. B. Hunter
Wmn. Monty
L. B. DeSeelhorst
B.S. King
George Frost
Fred Stout
John Cross
John Lister
Heaps
Harvester Trust
Wim. Mooty
Dotn Lister
John Richmond
W. E. Toogood
Thomas McBurney
God Valuea
May Stubbs
Margaret Stout
Gertie Severance
Ida Watking
Mise Mattle Qowiec
Red Hess
Walter Lyon
Alice Mer— Nitty
Olive St. John
Fraternal Lodge Notes Align and Losses Mentioned
Local Odd Fellows have not yet installed members but will soon. Knights of Pythias officers were lost at the meeting. The death of A. O. Abbott of Marshalltown removes a prominent Mason in Iowa. Funeral held Monday with order members from across the state.
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Knights of Pythias
A. O. Abbott
Marshalltown
Mystic Circle
Pres Masonry
Iowa
Grand Lodge
Local Firms Rejoice Over Yearly Business Gains In Mason City
The senior member of Yooungloye & Bogeers reports strong year 1002 outcomes after finishing the Knickerbocker roller mill. They hint at a City National Bank turnover of 878,723.37, with salaries paid to local workers from 50 to 150 per month. Other notes include missing Christ Ritter after Mrs Bonowitz’s suicide, parole revocation for John Lamer the barber, and upcoming marriage of Maud Kratcherville to B S Manart.
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Yooungloye & Bogeers
Knickerbocker Roller Milla
Frm
City National Bank
Mason City
Christ Ritter
Jove
Cummins
John Lamer
Marshalltown
Fort, Madison
Lamer
Acklay Town Women Rally to Wake Sluggish Men
The passage notes that women and daughters woke the male portion of the town, praising the effort as effective. It suggests Acklay women could retire the men quickly if a similar effort occurred again. The text emphasizes the proactive role of the women and their impact on town activity.
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Met
Hardin County Land Valuation Rise Strains Tax Burden
Supervisors report rising property assessments with farm land values up 124 percent, raising questions about proportional taxation. Auditor notes funds not assessed in proportion to money and credits, while a state board may adopt these figures. Local residents and visitors mentioned include Shattuck in Chicago, Louis Glasser in Abbott, and numerous townsfolk in Hardin County, with various travel notes and wedding attendance sprinkled through.
Local Court Terms Start as Eldora Judge Presides
Bardinophea sporte-lovsi triofe, Eldora term of court opens with Judge Brahe presiding. One case involves J Wel tao, a farmer near Biduras, who sold a farm west of town for 870 per acre, moved to Minnesota, then returned. Guardian request filed as wife seeks appointment. Term seen as lengthy with high interest and substantial totals. A return game runs at Hamspton tonight. Ackley All State and Fait Pate clash in Det bah alley Monday. scoreline noted as slight deficit for All Stars.
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D. Brahe
Eldora
J. Weltao
Biduras
Minnesota
Kest
Hils
All State
Ackley
Detbah Alley
Beach
Belzar
Catstate
Walt
Mulvine
Ail Share
Blattaptebeer
Keller
Pauhis
Diemer
Bebban
Tom
All Stars
Destructive Alcohol Habit Stirs Court Action in Belmond
The Belmond court at the October term dealt with a drunk and disorderly case. Sheriff Duer alerted the defendant to return, and he faces Inebriate asylum after a controversial plea. The piece notes an ongoing national issue of alcoholism and mentions D. Couse, a noted goldsmith, whose downfall mirrors similar tales of squandered talent.
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Belmond
Petober
Sherrif Duer
Cherokea
Clarion Democrat
Kee Jey Institute
D. Couse
Towa
Hia
Ackley
Curl’ Couse
Cheap Sports and Local Meetings Highlight Fragments
A garbled notice details a game of chance with notes, an attorney collection, and ante adjustments, followed by a county Farmers Insurance annual meeting in Hampton reporting risks and gains. Also mentions a double wedding in Buffalo Center and bowling scores between Hampton and Ackley teams.
It Wasnt Loaded Revolver Incident In Iowa Town
A self acting revolver discharged during a tense scene as a man claimed the chamber was empty. A warning to be cautious preceded a bullet striking a wall between two witnesses, while relatives and neighbors react to the moment. The report also notes a local death and other community notes from Eldora and surrounding county.
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Fils
Mia
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