Notice in District Court Story County Iowa 1911
J Jacobs Company sues Nellie Hanson and S Hanson for 91.19 dollars for goods sold and delivered and seeks attachments against lands goods and credits. If no defense by September term 1911 in Nevada Story County Iowa, default will be entered. C H Pasley attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story Co
A. D
J. Jacobs Company
Aelie Hanson
S. Hanson
Nellie Hanson
Story County
Iowa
Nevada
Cement Bricks and Blocks Advertises John Cole
Cement blocks and bricks are available from John Cole located in the basement of the Cole building on Story Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cole
Cole
Story Street
Governor Accuses Iowa City Editor of Smuggling Messages
Governor Carroll issues a formal rebuke to Editor Dave Brant, calling his claims false and alleging Brant sought clemency for prisoners. He cites letters and notes rising parole violations and escapes at Fort Madison and Anamosa as consequences of Brant’s articles. The governor defends actions and vows to publicize the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carroll
Dave Brant
Iowa City
Brant
Haw
Frank Novack
Board of Parole
Fort Madison
Annamosa
Hamacker
British Strike Board Named by Government in London
The government in the house of commons announced the commission to inquire into the dispute between railways and their employees that led to the recent strike. Sir David Harret chairs the board with railway reps Sir Thomas R Ellis and Sir Charles G Beale and workers' delegates Arthur Henderson and John Burnett also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
House of Commons
David Harret
Ireland
Thomas R. Ellis
Mine Owners’ Association
Charles G. Beale
University of Birmingham
Arthur Henderson
Barnard Castle
Durham
John Burnett
The
Board of Trade
Seventy Postal Savings Banks designated by Postmaster
Washington August 23 seventy postoffices twenty first class and fifty second class were designated by Post master Hitchcock as postal savings banks. First class offices will begin deposits September 20 and second class on September. Names include Oakland Topeka Grand Rapids Manchester Hoboken Schenectady Columbus Salem Wilkes Barre Pawtucket Providence Sioux Falls El Paso Houston Burlington Newport News Tacoma Charleston Clarksburg Madison La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Oakland
Cal
Topeka
Kan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Manchester
N. H
Hoboken
R. L
Sioux Falls
el Paso
Houston, Tex
Burlington, Vt
Newport News, Va
Tacoma, Wash
Charleston and Clarksburg
W. Va
Madison and la Crosse, Wis
Quiet as to dropping men
New York air officials for Union Pacific and Southern Pacific reluctant to discuss cutting thousands of jobs. Rock Island Northern Pacific and Atchison officials oppose similar cuts. General belief is retrenchment will extend to all Harriman system lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Harriman
Rush for Lands Draws 1100 in Cass Lake Opening
In Cass Lake Minnesota about 1100 men and women waited in line for the land opening, aiming to secure roughly 500 parcels of 160 acres each. Arthur Roberts of Sterling Michigan held second place as the crowd spanned central western and eastern states. In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a woman died after being struck by a car while waiting for a vehicle near Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Lake
Minn
Arthur Roberts
Sterling
Central Western
Cal Wilkesbarre
Gertrude Davis
Plymouth
Here
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Chicago, Illinois
Union National
Union Savings Banks
Queen of the North
W. AL. Poole
Canier Bros. & Herman
C. H. Pasley
Atty
Clifford Thorne
Commission
State Executive Council
Railroad Commission
Smith
Mexico City
Amacusae River
National Railroad
Red Cross
Butcher
Missouri Valley
Smiteh
Mecum
State Board of Parole
Lancelot
Missouri River
Smitch
Ilinois
Mitch
George Ryan
L. A. Hinman
Mabray
Polk County
British Strike Board
S. P
Minnesota
Ames Engineering Company
East Main Street
J. A. Campbell
Kellogg Ave
Holdredge & Campbell
Bell
Telephone
Ames Savings Bank
Ames, Iowa
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