Notice to Creditors in Baldwin Iowa 1921
Edwin Lowe formerly operated a general merchandise business in Baldwin Iowa and on May 81 1921 made an assignment of all property exempt from execution for the benefit of creditors. A deed of assignment was executed to Charles A Tarding as assignee. Creditors must present their claims under oath to the assignee within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lowe
Baldwin
Iowa
Charles A. Tarding
Edwin Ane
Assignee notice filed by Harding in Baldwin Iowa
Dated June 3 1921Charles A Harding Assignee Baldwin Iowa Ely Gregory and W L Keck Attorneys. 98.6 Ty.
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A. D
Charles A. Harding
Baldwin, Lowa, Ely & Gregory
W. L. Keck
Five Bandits Rob Coulter State Bank at Two A.M.
Five men robbed the Coulter State Bank in Coulter Iowa at two o clock this morning, firing nitro glycerine charges to loot five thousand dollars. A posse pursued but returned after the robbers shot at them, and the bandits cut all wires into the village before entering the bank. Tools for drilling holes were stolen from the Chicago Great Western tea house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Coulter State Bank
Coulter
Chicago Great Western Teahouse
Robbery Sparks Latimer to Hampton Sheriff Search
After the robbery residents trekked two miles north to Latimer and phoned Sheriff A B Atkinson in Hampton. He promptly ordered a search, mobilizing officers and deputies to pursue leads and recover stolen property.
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Latimer
A. B. Atkinson
Hampton
Lightning Kills Clinton Men Under Tree in Storm
Two Clinton residents, Clark Waldorf, about sixty, and Frank Hagen, 23, were killed by lightning during Thursday’s storm. Found beneath a cottonwood near Third Street, the pair sought shelter as Hagen had gone to the river to drown a dog. A dog stood watch over Hagen’s body. locals misread the scene, believing the men intoxicated. Police were alerted shortly before 3:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clark Waldorf
Frank Hagen
Third Street
Hagen
Burke and
Lorenz
Two Men Die Under Cottonwood Tree After Lightning Strike
Officer Lorenz found two prostrate men dead beneath a cottonwood during a downpour. Lightning tore through their bodies, rived off their shoes, and left hair singed as the pair lay exactly as they stood. The younger man’s arms were crossed on his chest while the elder’s lay behind him. The tree itself showed little damage beyond a bark removal.
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Lorenz
Advertiser
Anchor Moon Over Yokohama Bay as Inlet Night Scene
In the bay of Yedda the evening moon hung directly above Yokohama described as a mother-of-pearl imitation. The narrator notes craftsmanship by Hanehadori artisans and compares it to Sammikawa in Tokio, a corker of eloisonnes, with a playful verdict on the moon’s maker.
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Bay of Yedda
Yokohama
Hanehadori
Sammikawa
Eloisonnes
Tokio
Thomrses Aldrich
Changes His Vocation in Arlington Voter Note 1921
A letter from W A Gage, long time Maquoketa resident now in Arlington, asks editor Frank Young to change his copy address to Arlington and to confirm subscription expiry. Gage notes a new occupation with Fuller Brush Co selling brushes and reports a pleasant business due to strong product line and national advertising. He hopes to visit Maquoketa again soon and sends best regards to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Frank Young
Jackson Sentinel
Maquoketa
Frank
Sentinel
Fuller Brush Co
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Pas Tim Eg Vay
Isin
Tomance
America
Olbgar
Eber Production
District Court of Town
Jackson County
Dr. Robinson
Jackson State Bank
Tpt
Adlers
Mary M. Hess
Poland
Geo
Blake
Niagara Street
J. J. Drummond
Sotf
George Willison
Tron Hill
Maxwell Towing
Thi
J. E. Goodenow
Pleasant Street
Geo. H. Reitmeyer
Margaret Mucker
Neo Better Mocntion
Davenport
Dubuque
Saphire Ring
Louis Patridge
Chidren
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Whiting & Davis Company
Mann's Jewelry Store
W. A. Gage
Slive
Bilbao
Spain
Fletcher
Castoria
D. O. Hayes Auto Accessory and
Modern
Tire and Vulcanizing Works
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