Iowa News Briefs From Waterloo To Kamrar
Iowa police detain James Dobbs at Waterloo on serious charges while Guy Campbell recovers after a severe head injury. Soloman Sapp held in Carroll as officers from Boone pursue charges. a young boy sues over a scalding accident in Orient. Cobley, linked to a fatal beer can fight, is brought from Missouri to answer murder charges. A Minnesota deer-hunting case nets penalties for deputy H. S. Tubbs after deer and venison seizures. Dam blasts at Milford dam raised fears of land floods as dikes crumble. A Muscatine widow wins rights to one third in land via adverse possession ruling. County ditch plans for Hassebroek Ditch in Hamilton County outline drainage for 14,000 acres. A Brooklyn girl, Dora Kann, 11, dies from a self-inflicted accidental gunshot. Claus Hendricks, 55, found dead by suicide in Clare area.
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James Dobbs
Central
Waterloo
Guy Campbell
Dobbs
Moyer
Boone
Carroll
Solomon J. Sapp
Walter
William Cobley
Hocking
Novinger
Albin
St. Paul
Iowa
Union
Tubbs
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Milford
Okoboji
Supreme Court
Muscatine County
Phoebe Lucas
Maurice Whiteacre
E W. Lucas
Gilman Folsom
Lucas
Hamilton County
Hassebroek
Mud Jake
McFarland
Alex Groves
Studley Farm
Kamrar
Percheron
Blairsburg
Liberty
Independence
Hamilton
Dora Kann
Charley Kann
Brooklyn
Claus Hendricks
Clare
Charles Hendricks
Hendricks
Iowa News Roundup Highlights Local Crimes and Finances
Clarence Spurling of Webster City gets fifteen months for horse theft near Brin. J W Bush of Buxton Coal Mines dies after dental work. Otto Christoffers shoots self amid drunken history. Hawarden barn burns, losses $800. Stumpf bound over for embezzlement. Post office fraud order targets Letson Barttett and White Swan mining. Nieman files bankruptcy with $24k debts. Goldfein confesses burglaries in Sioux City store. Box car hold-up near Webster City uneventful. thief spared for wife. Secretary Simpson reports strong State Dept finances and fair profits. A seven year old dies after horse kick in Ida county. Council Bluffs library trustee pay halted for salary ban.
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Clarence Spurling
Webster City
Barney Brin
J. W. Bush
Consolidation Coal Company
Buxton
Bush
Otto Christoffers
Palmer
L. Lewis
Hawarden
Lewis
A. G. Stumpf
Vincent
Jai
Stumpf
Rockwell City
Iown
Harlan
Washington Dispatch
Post Ofice Department
Letson Barttett
White Swan Mining Company, Limited
Pacific Securities and Trust Company
San Francisco
White Swah Mining Company
Balliett
Jos. C. Nieman
Earlville
Iowa
van Duzee
United States Court
Bank of Earlville
Nieman
Butittle
Harry Goldfein
William Goldfein
Sioux City
Pearl Street
Golfein
Dubuque
Davenport
M. Kroloff
G. G. Burcham
Blairsburg
Minnesota
Burcham
John Simpson
Simpson
Treasury
Enos Carr
Hayes Township
Ida County
J. J. Stewart
Council Bluffs
Stewart
Black man accused in Buxton fatal assault on Ida Canada
At Buxton Oct 17 Joseph Smith, a Black man, fatally injured Mrs Ida Canada after forcing entry at her home. He fled to Caulkins, was captured and jailed in Albion. Canada had opposed Smith who had previously faced grand jury indictments in Monroe county. Community searches led to Smith’s arrest as tensions rose in Buxton.
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Buxton
Joseph Smith
Ida Canada
Caulkins
Hoe
Albla Dat
Smith
George Woodson
Des Moines
Canada
Virginia
Iowa
Mose Jacobs Wins Big Journal Court Judgment in Des Moines
In Polk county a district court decree grants Mose Jacobs a $10,000 judgment against his father and $2,726 against his stepmother with a $15,400 bond receiver appointed, awarding him property from his mother Leah Jacobs estate. The story traces his twenty five years as a newsboy and alleged hidden wealth from the family. Robbers loot Linn Grove post office of $1,500. Stumpf arrest linked to Vincent town funds. An ordinance fines a first violator of a woman’s dress cleaving remark. A job bid by a Mobile post office clerk applicant is rejected as unsafe.
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Jacobs
Des Moines
Mose Jacobs
Polk County
Leah Jacobs
Mose
C. H. Martin
Linn Grove
P. H. Stumpf
Vincent
Or Bon
Harlan
Stumpf
Diana
Fort Ser
Kansas
Lee W. Wright
Auditor's recommendations spark Iowa insurance department idea
Des Moines reports state auditor B I Carroll urges creation of an insurance department separate from his office to supervise growing Iowa insurance business. He notes some hail insurers run high expenses and salaries. proposes caps. Biennial totals show treasury cash at 1,531,826 with receipts rising to 6,177,855.50. government credits include war claims and school fund gains. The filing covers banks, investment firms, telegraphs, and more, with broad regulation aims.
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Carroll
Des Moines
Cummins
B. I
Atnia
Carroll Citas
Iowa
State School Fund
United States
Twenty-Eighth General Assembly
Ascheat Estates
Des Moines Notes on Opera Visit and Law News
Des Moines awaits soprano Matba and her company at the Auditorium on November 10, with tickets from $1.00 to $2.60 and a rail fare return option. The Iowa Anti-Saloon League reshapes leadership with McCash considerations for state superintendent, plus new appointments including Malone and Hubbard. A murder case at Clarinda involving William Lucas, Emma Moore, and defense claims of suicide is appellate contested. State library funds purchase Hansards parliamentary debates and Victorian county histories amid ornate book acquisitions.
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Des Moines
Matba
Chas, Johnson
M. CG. A
Iith
I. N. McCash
University Place Church of Christ
Iowa
The
Teague
Fort Dodge
W. G. Hubbard
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Michigan
McCash
Hubbard
R. G. Malone
Coffin
Rev. S. N. Fellows
Town City
Dunshee
J. H. Campbell
William Lucas
Clarinda
Supreme Court
Mullan
Lucas
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Emma, Moore
Miss Moore
State Lihrary Board
State Library
Law Library
State Historical Department
Hansards
United States
Johnson Brigham
Wales
England
Dairy Des Moines Milk Supply Uses 2500 Cows Daily
Des Moines requires over 20 000 quarts of milk daily to feed the city about half a pint per person. More than 2500 cows are milked twice daily, with nearly 1200 owned by local dairymen who bring milk to town in their own wagons. Over sixty wagons and 200 horses deliver milk around the city, using three to four horses per wagon. Dairy workers include over 100 milkers near Des Moines and many more caring for cows fed to creameries. Milk prices recently rose from 6 to 6 1/4 cents per quart, likely to eight and one third, due to tighter supply rather than farmer collusion.
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Des Moines
Day Moines
Fragmented 1900s Classified Fragments
A garbled 1900 era classified fragment includes ad snippets for medicines and remedies, cautions and aphorisms, and stray notices. Names like McCarthy and agencies appear amid miscellaneous tips on health, footwear, and greed from various dubious vendors.
Defiance and Patent Remedies Ad Blurred in Odd Ad Mix
A chaotic OCR fragment blends old time patent cures and household goods ads. It touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure with refunds, Defiance Cold Water Starch, and Foot Comfort Cure for feet, alongside domestic humor and political witticisms.
Spoiled Children and Postum Change in Health
A Georgia woman narrates how coffee harmed her digestion and nerves, then credits Postum with restoring strength and appetite. She notes weight gain, steadier nerves, and daily use with crackers as a meal aid. She mentions a stenographer friend who also prefers Postum and urges others to try it, with company endorsement from Postum Co. and the Road to Wellness book.
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Syd
Georgia
Achop
Mim
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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