Jacobs Company v Nellie Hanson Defendants Notice
In Story County Iowa September term 1911 Jacobs Company sues Nellie Hanson and S Hanson for 91 19 due for goods sold and delivered. Petition seeks writ of attachments against lands goods credits. If defendants fail to appear by September 11 1911 default and judgment will be entered. Dated August 1 1911 attorney H Pasley for plaintiff.
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District Court of the
State of Iowa
Story County
Jacobs Company
Nellie Hanson
S. Hanson
Towa
Nevada
Iowa
Cement Bricks and Blocks Advertises John Cole
A local ad promotes cement blocks and bricks offered by John Cole. The listing notes contact at the Cole building basement on Story Street.
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John Cole
Cole
Story Street
Work on Oskaloosa Waterloo interurban underway
Large force of workers and 50 teams begin grading six miles south of Oskaloosa for the Oskaloosa to Waterloo interurban. 100 miles of line, 700 men within two months, $6,000,000 plus cost, with Coon & Co. of Omaha handling grading and J F Sloan directing operations.
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Waterloo
J. F. Sloan
Circleville
Oskaloosa
Mac
Coon & Co
Omaha
Sloan
Corps of Engineers
Penitentiary Investigation Panel Named in Des Moines
Judge M. W. Robert of Ottumwa Judge Parley Sheldon of Ames and Attorney General Cosson head a committee to investigate Fort Madison penitentiary. They will review conditions and charges against Warden Sanders at the institution.
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Des Moines
M. W. Robert
Ottumwa
Parley Sheldon
Ames
Cosson
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Sanders
Alleged Bootlegger Arrested in Newton Case
William Wade, alleged bootlegger, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Bidwell of Des Moines. Wade is charged with dispensing intoxicating liquor to friends without a government license.
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Newton
William Wade
Bidwell
United States
Des Moines
Wade
Injunction Blocks Great Western Cereal Sale Deal
Judge Horan enjoins the Great Western Cereal company from disposing of assets tied to a million dollar property sale to Quaker Oats company. In other captions Luther League convention draws 500 youths to Mason City. Governor Carroll begins four day fishing trip in northern Iowa. Drowned youths Albert Terry and James Golden found in the Mississippi near Clinton. Harriet Long sues Webster City for three thousand dollars over a sidewalk injury. Veterans reunion marks Wilson's Creek anniversary in Keokuk. Dr Luter Freeman leaves Morningside College for Columbus Ohio church pastorate.
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Cereal Company
Muscatine
Horan
Great Western Cereal Company
Quaker Oatsy Company
Luther League
Jason City
Iowa
Minnesota
Mason City
United Luther League of the Scandinavian Church
Freeman
Ohio
Sioux City
Luter Freeman
Morningside Colege
First Methodist Episcopal Church of Columbus
River to River Road Praised by Denver Expert
Dr F L Bartlett of Denver, touring Des Moines, says Iowa dirt roads like River to River are among the nation’s finest. He notes Des Moines will be a key point on the transcontinental route for auto tourists heading to the Panama–Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. Bartlett represents the Colorado highway commission and selects routes from New York to San Francisco.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hawkeye State
F. L. Bartlett
Denver
San Francisco
Bartlett
Colorado Highway Commission
New York
Auto Lights Brighten Spirit Lake Dance Hall
A power outage at Arnold's park pavilion in West Okoboji plunged the hall into darkness. Cars in the park rolled forward with headlights on, flooding the auditorium with light and letting the dance continue merrily.
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Spirit Lake
Arnold's Park
West Okoboji
Wife of Mr Dave Mennesy Fatally Burned in Interurban Crash
Mrs. Boone Mennesy, of Hope, is critically injured after an interurban collision. A cook car was struck, spraying hot coffee and contents onto her, causing severe burns as she cooked in the instruction car.
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Boone
Dave Mennesy
Hope
New Archbishop of Dubuque Appointed
The Dubuque Catholics learn Bishop J. J. Keane of Cheyenne is named archbishop of the Dubuque archdiocese. Archbishop Keane who resigns is in weakened condition and has not been notified of his successor's appointment.
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Dubuque
J. J. Keane
Cheyenne
Keane
Leading Merchant Stricken, Oskaloosa
Samuel Baldauff a pioneer and leading merchant at Oskaloosa died suddenly at Monmouth Illinois. He was en route in an automobile to Chicago and stopped for a day’s visit with friends in Monmouth.
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Oskaloosa
Samuel Baldauff
Monmouth, I
Chicago
Monmouth
Auto Smashes Through Bridge West of Iowa City
Dr J Smith and his son were traveling west of Iowa City when the bridge collapsed under them. The automobile plunged ten feet, causing a crash that damaged the structure and injured the occupants.
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Iowa City
J Smith
Father Attacks Son with Corn Knife in Allison
Allison W Freeze, intoxicated, assaulted his son Ben with a corn knife causing two severe wounds. A wrist artery was severed and prompt surgery saved the boy’s life.
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Allison
W. Freeze
Ben
Dispensing Warlike Greek and Italian Workers
Mason City reports Lehigh Portland cement plant and other factories will dispense with Greek and Italian employees who are described as warlike and prone to arming each other, altering local labor practices.
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Mason City
Lehigh Portland Cement
Blue Grass Road Opens in Lee County This Week
Fort Madison reports the Blue Grass road through Lee county will be officially opened this week. Markers are nearly complete and about $40,000 has been spent on the project this spring.
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Fort Madison
Lee County
Plant to Rebuild After Fire at Spirit Lake
The Western Packing company says it will rebuild its $25,000 Spirit Lake plant immediately after the fire and resume full operation within a few months.
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Spirit Lake
Western Packing Company
Cedar Rapids Market Place Opens With Crowded Bargain Wagons
Cedar Rapids hosts a new market area where over a thousand residents crowded fifty wagons along the curb as shops opened. In Oskaloosa the Hamm Brewery agency led by Tom William was destroyed by fire possibly started by tramps. In Clinton a street Railway motorman, Arthur Phillips, shot himself in what is believed to be a suicide attempt.
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Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
Hamm — Brewery
Tom William
Clinton
Arthur Phillips
Clinton Street
Sues City Over $5,000 Claim For Injury
Charles City-Adams Stoehr filed a claim against Charles City for $5,000 seeking compensation for injuries alleged after falling into a sewer ditch. In Dubuque Dr. Hartbeck a prominent veterinary surgeon of Colesburg drowned crossing a swollen stream near his home. Eldora council awarded contracts to pave twenty two blocks of streets at $1.36 per square yard. Hopkinton lightning destroyed Dr E E Reed barn worth $4,000 with total loss about $4,500. Logan a 13 year old boy, Fred Truscott, is in critical condition from a brain concussion after a park fight.
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Charles City
Adams Stoehr
Dubuque
Hartbeck
Colesburg
Eldora
Hopkinton
E. E. Reed
Lenox College
Logan
Fred Truscott
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