Missouri mule industry spurs Hardin county sales rise
From Union a large shipment of Missouri mules was launched into Hardin and Grundy counties after farmer Peckham bought forty-seven head. Prices ranged from 60 to 125 dollars per head as two team mules sold for 549. The venture follows a boost in local stock and signals growing market demand for farm draft animals.
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CL Rieharis
McCrond
Sheri Taper
Neil Matthews
Pyanora
Ealless
Cass
Humphrey
Tedford
Clifford Godby
Snatiay
Garnet
Missouri
Hardin County
Peckham
Union
Grundy
William Newsome
C. C. Nutting
State University Museum
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington
Fish Commission
Harvard
Nutting
Supreme Court
Waterloo
Creamer Package Manufacturing Company
Henry PF. Burke
Creamery Package Company
Burk
Milwaukee
Walford
Milwaukes
Amana
South Amana
Vairfax
J. K
Warrant Out For Snyder as Bank Collapse Unfolds
Anamosa March 13 Warrant issued for Snyder a Oak banker who disappeared last December and is now a fugitive. Grand jury probes alleged fraud and school fund misaccounting. Assignee L M Carpenter works to convert debts of 143000 into cash, but most assets are worthless. Depositors may recover only ten to fifteen cents on the dollar. Snyder began in Olin twenty years ago with 6000 capital and left Cedar Rapids claiming a Missouri business trip.
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Chaliis W. Johnson
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Ilo
Union Elevator
Union Elevator Company
Council Bluffs
Trang-Alississippi Grain Company
Omaha
Polk
Des Moines Interurban Hailway Companys
Woodward
Milwaukee Road
Westover
Des Moines
Goone
Woulstovk
Walter Robertson
Wright County
Blerey Hospital
Davenport
Alice Startman
Hartman
Hope
State House
Fort Crook
Joseph M. Little
Third Infantry
Western
Iown
United States
John Nihoff
Jefferson
Nihoff
Nikoff
Margaret Groabher
Waterloo
Fred Gruber
Adath
Horsehke
Trev
Chi Pin Tu
China
Charley City
Rev. T. Tsai
Frank M. Leet
Commercial Bank
Avdihon
AL Beck
Dielington
Towa
Murry Iron Works
People’s Credit Clothing Company
State Board of Control
Afitchellville Industrie School
Orphans’ Home
Thenpent
Ue Industrial School
Viderada
Othe Glenwood
Iowa Children's Home
Oskalpesa
Marshall
Buxton
Fielding
Monroe
Webber
Plant and Breeding Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Sioux City
Holden
South
Traer
William Batts
Sheritt
Ralls
Price Vincent
Afton
Vincent
Charles Miller
George Seehnmaker
Rheboric
Miller
Schumaker
Grand Jury
Emma Reichel
Pierre
George Coley
St. Pierre
Coffey
George Bierce
Myr
Mag
Philadelphia Ledger
Anamosa
T. 2
Snyder
Jie
L. M. Carpenter
Olin
Grinnell
Missouri
Attempt on Seerley’s Life Shocks Burlington
Desperate bid to murder Hon. John Jr. Seerley, former congressman, failed when a stranger fired twice without a detonation. A second man seized the assailant and fled. one suspect, George Krekel, is jailed as the case is deemed demented and unsettled in Burlington.
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Burlington
John Jr. Seerley
Seerley
Tama
Scerley
lKeorge Krekel
Hon. J. 7. Seerley
Fire hits drug store in Toowa City district
March 18 Toowa City reports a basement fire at a downtown drug store causing about 25000 in damage. Night Policeman Frank Mezel crawled through smoke to battle the blaze before assistance arrived, and the fire was extinguished after an hour. The cause remains unknown. In Clarinda Finn Whitnap was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to six years in the penitentiary plus a 1500 fine.
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Toowa City
Vetter
Frank Mezel
Clarinda
Finn Whitnap
Carpenter Falls From Roof Injures Eye Near Margin
Marshalltown report says John Block a young carpenter employed by Dr. Harris to shingle a West Church street house fell from a roof late yesterday afternoon. He held a sharp knife in his hand and in his fall jabbed the blade into his left eyeball near the corner. He was taken to a doctor's office where the wound was dressed and may be saved if no inflammation develops.
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Marshalltown
John Block
Judge Overrules Motions to Quash Dennison Indictments
In Logan on March 1 Judge Macy overruled two motions to quash the Dennison indictments. The case concerns Tyontison and Pollock diamond robbery alleged charges. The court addressed extradition, statute of limitations, and potential voir dire issues, with further hearings set for the April term as the defense contemplates a motion to suppress or se le of vermire.
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Dennison
Logan
Pollock
Macey
Om Tyontison
Tawa
Dudge Macy
Passineg
Thomas
Onatea
Tadfetmesuts
Selu
Vemire
Massive Cedar Rapids Fire Destroys Major Plant
The American Cereal Company plant, the world’s largest, burned overnight in Cedar Rapids, causing over 1.6 million dollars in losses. Two deaths reported, including plant worker Joel Wolingsworth, with several others missing as crews fought flames in a triangular complex near rail lines. Fire halted railway service. elevators and mills collapsed, fueling extensive damage and high insurance claims.
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Cedar Rapids
American Cereal Company
Joel Wolingsworth
Phint
Midas
Willin
Fourth
Cada Rapids
Ile
Joe Skvor
Lawrence
nMnison
Logan
Dennison
LG. Rammer
Adidivds
Ant
Duash
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL MIX OF LOCAL NEWS AND NATIONAL TIDINGS
A scattered Iowa and national roundup includes legal notices on stock ownership disputes from 1876, farmer organization plans led by HL A J Carr opposing monopolies, a bank share transfer case, missing Tarrett fraud, Bloom murder trial closing, Iowa boys meeting the president at the White House, and various international notes on education and truth from Copenhagen and Dublin. The report preserves names like Leslie Shaw Edwin Coppeer and Clara Scott, plus places Des Moines Notingham and Somers Ia.
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