Iowa Attorney General to Enforce Corporation Laws
Attorney General Busta will sue several Forelet Corporations to enforce Iowa corporate laws. The move seeks to test existing statutes in court and ensure all out of state and foreign firms filing articles comply, with no wholesale lawsuits planned. Enforcement aims to curb noncompliance and clarify which corp laws apply.
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Des Morena
Busta
Iowa
Lowa
Attorney General's Office
Secretary of State
Butler County Treasurer Accounts and Mortgage Burn Notice
The Butler County treasurer reports cash on hand August 1 of 444,572 93. Miscellaneous collections and taxes in August amount to 817,674.55, bringing total to 82,160.48. Warrants paid 910,237, leaving a balance on hand September 1 of 823.87. Falls Town Baptiste church has completed arrangements for paying.
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Butler County Ly
Mortgage Event At Chest Church September Celebration
Debtor agreement on church property will be honored with a ceremony on Wednesday September 18 featuring a vocal and instrumental program and the burning of the mortgage note. Also noted is a report from Dr. Banaman Chicago chemist on hog illness in Webster City and a list of jurors for Butler County October Term with names from Allison, Kealey, Bristow, and other towns.
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Butler
Fox
Allison
Astre Aa Jutara
Shell Rock
R. G. Binks
Frank EB. Thorp
M.G. Farke
A. A. Miller
New Battford
W. £. Hood
Parkerabure
O. A. Jaquis
Herman Broke
O. M. Becker
John DeVries
Aplington
O. Jannenen
G. DeBubr
Austinville
Rickus Riekans Jr
Kealey
Betty Sherman
Bristow
Barm Borma
Will Lund
J. BE. Graham
Ora Jones
Clarkeville
Jobo Perkins
William Garbes
G. H. Poteal
A. D. Shepard
T.J. Mickle
R. B. Thompson
Plainfield
Adam Vette
Packard
Hewlett, Greene
J. A. Landis
R. R. Rex
Mies Marek
James McCracken
Henry Murphy
Aldrich Receives Credit for Iowa Building Stone
Gov. Lust. M. Shaw claims credit for the Des Moines capitol stone, but Curator Charles Aldrich has supporters and a letter from LeGrande quarries near Marshalltown thanking him for promoting Iowa stone. Aldrich championed using quality local stone to honor the state's history, while Gov. Shaw contends negligence in material. Louis Aurnoumus of Waterloo visited town to see his brother George and reminisce about old swimming holes and childhood days.
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Lust. M. Shaw
Lows
Des Muines
Lows Atone
Charles Aldrich
LeGrande
Marshalltown
Gov. Shaw
Aldrich
Louis
Aurnousu
Waterloo
George
Blydenburg Free After Supreme Court Rehearing
Blydenburg released after three years of a life sentence for his wife’s murder following a Supreme Court granted rehearing. Judge Wade had directed acquittal, and the jury quickly returned a verdict freeing Blydenburg amid emotion. The case centered on evidence about the purchase of poison, with details contested during trial.
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Blydenburge
Turk
Supreme Court
Blydenburg
Evdoe
Dia Leat Priday
Brydenburg
Bie
Ural
Tlig
Fe Agfaio
Wade Inter
Evans
Bladenburg
Wade
Alory
Blydenburgh
Prosecution in Death of Toy Daughter At Issue In Court
In a shared trial the defendants deny responsibility for the death of the couple’s daughter as counsel argues to the jury. The case unfolds during a tense session with the judge removing questions from the jury’s control while the Maxons face a reception at their home in Marshall Texas. A freight train collision near Hampton left Quaker McNamara dead and his body, found by the track two miles from Hampton, later moved to Clinton.
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Morse
Fila
Prank
Arthur
Julius
Maxon
Joseph Hot
Presbyterian Church
Bell
Marshall
Texas
Maxam
Blabup Insiege
Towa Gantral
Quakar McNamana
Alidg Trowbie
Betwen Hampoo
Gaceva
Marshalltown
Fgeamtech
Hampton
bin Firettua
Clinton
Corn Harvest Gains in Southern Iowa as Weather Stays Favorable
Warm dry conditions boost corn cutting progress in southern Iowa with early planted fields ripe for harvest and central districts seeing kernels hardening. If dry weather continues, about four fifths of the crop may be safe. Pastures still provide forage. Franklin county supervisors authorize a public rest room in the courthouse basement to serve women, reflecting a growing public-building trend. School enrollment shows 400 children, with season progression likely to add more.
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Iowa
Forthern
Dietrieta
Prankin County
Court House
Threatens Wife Life After Drinking Spirals Downward
Chester Richmond of Mason City faced aggression after a divorce filing and the removal of furniture from his home. intoxicated, he drew a revolver and aimed at his wife but did not shoot. He was arrested by Justice of the Peace Stautfer and awaits grand jury action. Richmond's life unravelled from a railroad career to heavy drinking, with a final drunken assault driving the family into the street.
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Chester Richmond
Mason City
Thair
Chester Richmo
Thorntol
Wader
Stautfer
Grand Jury
Rishmond
Ft. Dodge
Drigk
Great Western
Freight wreck at Webster City claims life
An Independence Missouri man J Weathertonn was killed at Webster City last Friday morning and another worker UT Kroll was seriously injured when a Central freight train crashed into a caboose and three cars left on a side track. An investigating jury found negligence by the train crew. Also notes milk prices at a New York condensery for six months with varied figures and Iowa weather and crops report predicting improved conditions and a stronger corn crop.
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Webster City
J. Weathertonn
Independence
Missouri
UT. Kroll
Rose Sud
Investigatiog
New York
Deserted in Parkersburg Wife Seeks Help as Miller Vanishes
Webster City Freeman notes R J Miller, a former Illinois Central agent at Austinville, vanished weeks ago after leaving unpaid bills and leaving three young children. His wife Mrs Ruth Miller, near Parkersburg, says she cannot locate him and fears for the family. The report also covers a court ruling convicting John Funnan for wife desertion and a miscegenation wedding in a nearby community with attendance.
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Miller
R. F. Mize
Illinois Central
Austinville
Webster City
Hicday
Result of Womannty Work in Tonependence
Tonependence recently held a flower show as part of a broader civic improvement effort led by the city women. The event was very successful and is likely to become an annual feature, highlighting the ladies’ diligent work for civic betterment despite earlier poor results.
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Tonependence
Itu
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