Burglary at Calamus depot gum machine
Wheatland Gazette reports a crude burglary at the C and NW depot in Calamus. Three Lansing, Michigan youths cracked the machine, stole 80 pennies, hid the loot in grass, and were taken to Clinton after interrogation. The episode ends with the detective gaining glory and the railroad losing its pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calamuc
Animany
Lansing, Mich
Calamus
Wheatland
Marshal Kock
J. F. Shadt
Calamuszi
Clinton
Travleing
Wheatland Gazette
Peaches Sold In Davenport For 350 Per Bushel
The balance of Ditah peaches, grown and sold for $1 per bushel, are retailed in Davenport at $350 per bushel. The commission house purchased them delivered at $3 and then sold them to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Commission House
Peaches Allegedly Sold from Utah Farm With Note from Irene Edwards
A Davenport grocer sold peaches bought from a Utah broker for 3.50 a basket, labelling the grower had been paid 1 per bushel. A note in the basket signed by Irene Edwards of Willard Utah questions the price and dates, mentioning the farm of T Edwards and a September 3 1921 harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Clemons
West Fifteenth Street
Davenport Grocery
Clemons
Irene Edwards
Willard
Utah
Davenport
Prohibition Unit Rules Home Brewing Is Illegal
The treasury department prohibition unit states no home production of beer wine or spirits is legal even for private use. Only non intoxicating fruit juice may be made tax free by head of family with proper registration. The note clarifies reports of permits being issued for home manufacture and emphasizes that intoxicating products require permits not issued to home brewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Davis and C L Regular meeting notes from September evening
Mr and Mrs Chas Davis 31 Bryant visited Sunday at the C L Regular meeting of the O ES Tuesday evening Sept 27 at eight o'clock. At Anchor in the Bay of Vedde. The moon hung over Yokohama and inspired comments on art and craft from local writers.
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Jacob Anderson
Miles
C. P. Baueh
Rose Baker
Green Island
Will Cundil
Lynn Burleson
T Davenport
Edna Cundill
John Hartman
Bellevue
eMr
Ed Atzen
Harry Atzen
Hans Bleadorn
Henry Atzen
C. F. Martin
Dale Easton
Merion
Will Smola
A Palmer
Art Bradley
Johnson's Grove
Chas. L. Davis
Bryant
C Woods
Hodeval
Paul Garside
Onslow
A. G. Sellers
M. W. Joiner
Allen Davis
Los Angeles
Country Club
Rex Lane
Rex
Arch Sokol
Avery
Wm. Lynn
E. EK. Wesner
O. U. R. Club
Myrtle Knight
Donald
Hattie Peterson
Tro Hill
A. L. Cook
Rebecca Lodge
E. M. Rosecrans
C. G. Parmer
Ralph Ogden
Iris Club
Walter Keck
Rev
Watterson
Cedar Rapids
Giffney
Clinton
John Keegan
Dewitt
Low Moore
Grand Mound
McCaffrey Cigar Ca
Chas. Lang
O'T. J. Grindred
Delmar
Will Harrison
Marie Small
Otter Creek
Maguoketa
First National Bank
Roy Santer
Anamosi
Elmer ¢. Stephens
Detroit
Mich
Our City
Elmer
Lu Gallagher
Chicago
Bakers’ Supply
Mrs. Chas
Davis
C. L. Woods
O. ES
Bay of Vedde
Yokohama
Hanchodori
Nammikewa
Tokio
Thomas Gailey Aldrich
Olits Couple Weds in Sanborn Block Office
Harlan Hotz and Miss Gladys Bodkin of Olits were married Thursday afternoon by Justice Ralston in his office in the Sanborn Block. The bride is the daughter of Howard Bodkin of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Hotz
Gladys Bodkin
Olits
Justice Ralston
Sanborn Block
Howard Bodkin
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Blessing’s
Stephen
Maskery
Hugo Staack
Carl Moenck
Kensington Club
Lew Wirthwire
F. EB. Wirth
Emil Wiese
Belleyvue
Thos. J. Moore, Jr
Zwingle
Sentinel
D. F. Boomershine
Sterling
Bertha Gish
A. B. Bowen
Indianapolis
Ind
B. & N. Grocery
Santos
MR. Farmer
Lang’s Market
Kohrs
Hitopa
Fesa
Revelier
Lyons
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