Bankers Seize St Paul Lines in Protection Move
In Chicago and New York dispatches, receivers for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad were named in federal court as the company faces a $47,000,000 bond retirement gap and $969,502.50 in interest due April 4. Directors announce a readjustment of the railroad’s finances with three security holder committees to protect bondholders, preferred stockowners, and common stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul Lines
Chicago
Chicago, Miwaukee & St.Paul Railroad
New York
Milwaukee ,& ‘St Paul
Neers
Ste .Paul
Tretie
Train incident and quirky phrases prompt a playful notice
A fragmented OCR read mentions a train tipping a truck and multiple odd phrases. It includes references to people like Sylvia Sarah Tommy Susie Thelma Theresa Bettie Bernard Brenda and a Times Subscriber line, all amid garbled text and nonsensical word clusters.
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Smilie the
Colic
Thelma
Theresa
Bettie
Bolby
Bernard
Brenda
Notice to Absentee Felkner Estate in Probate Court
In the Iowa district court Benton County a petition in probate asks for O A Conway to be appointed administrator of the estate of absentee O O Felkner believed dead after twenty years away. The court fixes April 7 1925 for return and further hearing. Tobin Tobin & Tobin represent the petitioners.
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Iowa
Benton County
O.felkner
O. O. Felkner
Harry Felkner
Melvina Young
Will Griffith
George Conway
D. A. Conway
B. A. McCullough
Id. ‘Tuttle
Ray Davis
O. A. Conway
O. Felkner
Oppway
Waterloo News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Brandon Mead and family visit Waterloo. Johny Steinbeck suffers three broken ribs after a horse incident. Local trades shift as Leland Bagley leaves Jaeger drug for Bagley & Lesler. Mrs W St Crabb returns from Iowa City hospital work. Waterloo residents visit Cedar Rapids and Cedar areas. Community notices include a Legion oyster supper, caucus rumors, and Prof N A Jones buying a Cedar Rapids chicken farm while remaining in education.
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N. A. Jones
Cedar. Rapids
Local school notes and health updates in OAK GROVE area
The Ridge and Secesh schools hosted a social Friday with proceeds totaling $16. Leon Donels is very ill. Allen Hambo remains ill and travels to Iowa City for evaluation at the state hospital. Cedar Rapids visitors George Ribbie and Marjorie Soden stayed with relatives. J Yerkes elected Sesesh district director. other local names listed. Mrs Vesta Bonesteel begins spring teaching. Scout meeting led by Ray Donels. Farm Bureau gathering held at Frank Hatfield home. Patricks Day wear green optional. five cent fine.
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Allen Hambo
Chas. Rambo
Iowa City
State Hospital
George Ribbie
Marjorie Soden
Cedar Rapids
J. Yerkes
Sesesh
Rollie Fish
Willie Cue
Benton Genter
Asa Weatherwinx
Lawrence Saunders
Lower Stone
Fart Sanders
Emery Robbins
Sand Prairie
Willis Mullinesx
Glenn Mullinex
Vesta Bonesteel
Parker's Grove
Edibbie
Ray Donels
Canton Township Farm Bureau
Frank Hatfield
Vinton Voters Question Popular City Ticket Stand
In Vinton Iowa residents seek clarity on candidates on the Popular ticket and their stance. A Tax Payer notes tax levies reduced over the past two years despite a 2 mill band levy and attributes increases to school state and county levies.
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Vinton
Iowa
Vail
Knapp
Local Social News From Traer and Surroundings
Mrs Kostlan of Fraer tends Mrs Caloud at the Joe Caloud home. Wickman spent Sunday with family in Toledo. Fred Cheverney finished seven days of Cedar Rapids treatment and returned to Traer. John Cheverney visited in Toledo on Monday. The schoolhouse move is postponed until better weather and roads. Rev Mather Wopatck aided services in Chelve Monday. Miss Elsie McNaulty and Miss Amayine Pustenshe visited homes in Toledo. Marvin Meinhart recovering from pneumonia. Miss Lillian Sebetka visiting Cedar Rapids. Miss Minnie Vachenwald of Gladbrook hosted at Herbert Mason’s. Mrs Mason improving. Wilbert Hach visited Traer school. Lester Hach accompanied him home for a holiday. Jake Schadt left for a Denver business trip. Miss Mina Jabens spent weekend at Wm Kenke’s. Mrs Ed Norden to return from Waterloo hospital after a successful operation. Mr and Mrs Melvin Mundt welcomed a nine pound daughter, Betty Ann, born March 11. Mrs Mundt formerly Leona Ball of Dysart. Miss Anna Mareda of Cedar Rapids visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Joe Mareda.
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Elsie McNaulty
Amayine Pustenshe
Toledo
Marvin Meinhart
Lillian Sebetka
Cedar Rapids
Minnie Vachenwald Oof Gladbrook
Herbert Mason
Unclear Monsoon Winds Affect Indian Rainfall Pattern
The passage describes heavy rainfall in India driven by winds shifting between directions. It mentions the southwest monsoon bringing moisture from a distant ocean, with air rising over the heights and forming rivers that flow eastward.
Escaping Good Counsel a Bare Youthful Rashness
A fragmented note describes a youth leaving good counsel as rashness to escape constraints. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. the passage reads as a brief sensational line about youth and misjudgment.
Pulsator Machine Extracts Diamonds From Unseen Materials
A new device called the pulsator is claimed to pull diamonds from substances to which they are not visible to the naked eye. The report notes that diamonds cling to lubricating grease in water while pebbles and semi precious stones roll away. Popaine Sefence Manis is referenced.
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Popaine Sefence
Manis
New York Judge Rules Wife Takes Hench in Court
A New York judge allows a wife to take the hench and sentences her lusting. When asked for response, she says nothing, replying Ne never.
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New York
Chiggers and Outdoor Lessons Warn of Hidden Dangers
A fragmented note warns that chiggers are unsuitable live specimens for classroom study and outdoor lessons may unintentionally expose children to bites. It emphasizes knowing when danger peaks and applying prevention measures.
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Aessen
Water of the Two Rivers at Whacfuum described in legend
An ancient account from the capital of Aiwhe Ruy describes a river system where two rivers meet at Whacfuum. The green waters are said to turn brown at a certain point, with odd color changes linked to tides and local beliefs.
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Argaret
Enti Eee Ogres
Sylvia
Sarah
Tommy
Ering Susie
Suimmiy
Legal Publications
Tobin
Weds Coolidge
Harris
Kelly
Woris Salter
Milton Salter
Auburn
N. Y.j
Erwin Geisser
Lawrence
S .S
Coolidge
Brandon
Mattie Torrence
James Peck
Rowley
Jina’ Faullonson
B. T. Williams
M. J. Flyde
Milwaukee
Effie Lewis
M. D. Wade
Church of Christ
Fle
The
Legion
Failies
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
John N. Jewel
Independence
Chas. Jewel
Ger
TLE
Mock
Gratsellk
Murdoch
Lay
Arin
Uae
Harmonellis
Third Street
Murdoch Wallpaper House
Montrose
Davenport
Rock Island
Oak Grove
Ridge and Secesh
Leon Donels
A. G. Donels
Shefiu
Times
Lee
A. Vinton
Clutier
Betty Ann
Mundt
Leona Ball
Dysart
Anna Mareda
Cedar Ktapids
Joe Mareda
Wdin
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell Building
DS Moines, SA
National Organization
American Lead Pencil Co
Tifth Ave
Depeche
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Sime
Garment Workers
N.Y
Tsien
Htcm Ser
Denecke
Pho
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