Budger game conspiracy arrests and liquor case notes
Sioux City reports Roy Elsin and R. C. Strong arrested on bond for alleged involvement in a budger game conspiracy. A Des Moines liquor abatement case questions if a farm can operate under padlock orders after Charles W. Patti pleaded guilty to a liquor nuisance. Mount Pleasant notes a joint picnic with 400 Iowa Wesleyan and Parsons College students and faculty.
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Sioux City
Roy Elsin
R. C. Strong
Financial Corporation
M. Beck
Des Moines
Charles W. Patti
Mount Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan
Parsons College
Restoration of Friendly Relations Between Rival Schools
Des Moines on May 15 reports Major E. H. Sands named by the state board of control as director of the bureau of child welfare. Drake University’s new stadium contract, valued at 225000, awarded to Charles Weitz and Sons of Des Moines. Mrs. K. D Hostetler sues in district court alleging fraud in land dealings for the Memorial Union project. John V. Daley of Maquoketa bound over to a federal grand jury under 5000 dollars bail.
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Des Moines
E. H. Sands
State Board of Control
Bureau of Child Welfare
Drake University
Charles Weitz and Sons
Iowa City
Iowa’ Memorial Union
Memorial Union
K. D Hostetler
Dubuque
John V. Daley
Maquoketa
Federal
Grand Jurgo
Jays Greatest Rheumatic Medicine in All the World
An advertisement proclaims Allenrhu as James H Allen’s home remedy that dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. It claims rapid relief from rheumatism, credits self cure, and notes Newomb Matthews as local agents offering full particulars by mail.
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JAYS
James H.allen
Forbes St
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrhu
Obscene matter mail issue flagged in Des Moines notes
Milo Reno of the Iowa Farmers Union received a message from J A Cunningham endorsing a conference program. Eddie White, after a minor operation at Greater Community hospital, briefly went downtown Thursday. Miss Monroe of Omaha visited the Porters on Bureau Street before returning home. C J Quackenbush and C J Hines left for Savannah Missouri to work on a Campbell Construction project.
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Des Moines
Milo Reno
Iowa Farmers’ Union
J. A Cunningham
Iowa Retailers’ Association
Eddie White
Greater Community Hospital
Creston Daily Notices Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Orient business trip to Creston. Mrs Koerner heads to Omaha and back by Saturday. Myrtie McKnight travels to Corydon to visit sister Dr Isadore McKnight Greenlee for several days. Mrs Hoke of Kent improving after illness. Mrs Hy Chain of Omaha returns after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Leonard Starsell. Smerson from Rockford arrives for Sam Broang funeral Sunday at Swedish Lutheran Church. Rev George J Rogers of Atlantic lecture at Baptist church. Nicholas Viertz and daughter Mrs Rey Davenport visit Woodburn to see M J Jordan home. Gibbony party heads to Denver after week in Creston.
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Myrtie McKnight
Corydon
Isadore McKnight Greenlee
B. F. Hoke
Kent
Leonard Starsell
Montgomery Street
Chain
Stargell
Andrew Smerson
Rockford, Ill
Sam Broang
Waica
Swedish Lutheran Church
George +J. Rogers
Atlantic
Creston
Baptist Church
Rogers
B. C. Rogers
Nicholas Viertz
Rey Davenport
Merle
Woodburn
M. J. Jordan
Wilking
Viertz
Adams County
Charles Gibbony
Joan
Fredrick Erdhaus
Denver
Railroad Commission Renders Four Decisions
The Iowa Railroad Commission issued four decisions. It dismissed a request by the Mason City chamber for a standard freight transfer fee. It set commodity rates for Hart Parr between Charles City and Keokuk effective July 1. It sustained objections by C R I & P and Western Union to overbuilding in Van Buren County and ordered obstructing lines removed. It reduced express newspaper rates from double to 75 cents per ton after Des Moines Register petition on behalf of ten papers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
I Own Railroad Commission
Mason City Chamber of Commerce
Hart Parr Company
Charles City
Keokuk
C. R. 1. & P. Railway Company
Western Union Telegraph Conmpany
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Cecile Miles Production
Jeanie MacPherson
Paramount
Rod la Rocque
Vera Reynolds
Lillian Rich
Warner Baxter
Theodore Kosloff
Julia Faye
Wallace Irwin
Daily Advertiser
DeMille
F. Konath
Choice
Store OF Fashion
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Mr. Adlen
Omaha
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la Planta
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H. A. Hainline
Orient
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North Elm Street
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Railroad Commission
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Pet
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Marshallown
Waterloo
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Rock Island
Burlington
Dubuque J
Oee Moline
Moline
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A. A. Fiers
Hatch Motor Company
E. E. Clark
Doris Pergrine
Coraing
Harry L. Tramp
C. A. Vagedes
W. B. Hutchings
Edith C. Ballantyne
Topeka
Kans
William Cuddy
Los Angeles
Calif
H. E. Ralston
Shenandoah
R. E. Stevens
Afton
Esther Broing
S. M. Proang
Kan
Moon
M. Davis
Kellogg
Katharine Prrevenaie
S. 34Th St
Battle Creek
Michigan
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Adam Begg
Sea of Commerce and Profession
Roper Brothers
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