Miss Anna Keller Dies After Illness in Wiota
Miss Anna Keller died at her home in Wiota on March 7, 1915, at 12 45 p m after a lingering cancer illness. She was 48. She leaves her mother Mrs Sarah Keller and two sisters and two brothers, all Cass county residents including Mrs Charles Brillhart, Mrs Jessie Miller, W D Keller and Elmer. Also notes calf sale details with contact phone omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Keller
Wiota
Miss Keller
Sarah Keller
Charles Brillhart
Jessie Miller
W. D. Keller
Elmer
Cass County
ZIEGLER AND ZIEGLER LAWYERS PRACTICE AREAS ADVERTISED
The advertisement promotes Ziegler and Ziegler as specialists in collections and probate matters with practice across all courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler & Ziegler Lawyers
New Rock Island Timetable Starts Feb 12 1918
The Rock Island time table issued February 12 1918 lists West bound trains No 87 local freight 854 AM No 5 fast passenger 1046 AM No 17 local passenger 220 PM No 17 fast passenger 907 PM East bound No 8 fast passenger 854 AM No 88 local freight 1155 AM No 319 local passenger 710 PM All trains carry passengers and Anita will be a regular stopping point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Anita
Rich Man's War Debate Clears Air on Tax Fairness
Otto H. Kahn argues against the charge that democracy funds the rich by war taxes. He contends business profits would shrink after entry into WWI and stresses that American taxation, including excess profits and inheritance taxes, bears heavily on both large and small incomes, with differences from British systems. He insists the tax system is broadly democratic and just.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
England
Europe
France
Germany
Demegogue
Federal Reserve Bank
Red Cross
War Profiteer Public Nuisance and Capital Tax Question
Analysis argues against broader conscription of capital and income for wartime funding. It supports a progressive income tax as sound while warning capital taxes would wreck thrift, production, and the economy. The piece defends profits as motive force and attacks “war profiteers” as a public nuisance while stressing value shrinkage harms war financing.
Three Detectives Solve Theater Rose Theft Mystery
In Chicago at the La Salle theater, detectives traced missing artificial roses to Sophie Korab a theater scrubwoman. The culprit confessed after May Dowling intervened revealing the motive and the people involved including Nat Royster Joe Daly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
la Salle Theater
Nat Royster
Royster
Joe Daly
Sophie
Korab
Miss May Dowling
John
Daly
Charlie Heede
Bob Gorning
Kor Mary
Bear Hunts the Hunters Near Newton Montague Camp
Newton New Jersey hunters James N Dobbin and Henry DeWitt returned to their camp with a 201 pound black bear after a two day pursuit through fog and woods near Dingmans. One hunter ran short of ammunition and retrieved more as they chased the bear. They stationed the carcass on a log and carried it back to camp after locating the mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. J
James N. ‘Dobbins
Henry’ DeWitt
Montague
Dingman’s
Dingman
Lila Mate
Etve
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Cochran
L. R. Eller
Galiher Building
United States
National Flag CO
Des Moines
Iowa
Davenport
Omaha
C. E. Harry
Millard’s
R. A. Becker
Citizens Bank
H. E. Campbell
Campbell Blockaager Wagners Restaurant
M. E. Church
G. M. Adair
L. A. Galiher
J. A. Irving
Otto H. Kahn
East
Bear
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!