Wounding thief in Des Moines area over harness theft
Reports from Des Moines detail N W Layman shooting a man named William Aledrix after he attempted to steal sixty dollar harness and chickens. The thief was captured after Layman’s gunfire and the police wagon took him to jail.
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Des Moines
N. W
Layman
Wiliam Aledrix
Hardin
Ten Hagen firm bankruptcy shocks local business scene
P ten Hagen and Son Hardware failed in voluntary bankruptcy after years of service to the community. A receiver will be appointed to settle assets and liabilities, with no one expected to lose a cent. The report notes private matters and hopes for future restoration despite the tangle. In a separate notice, L Van Rees mourns the loss of ten year old Joseph BE Van Rees to heart disease and pneumonia with funeral services held at home and First Reformed Church conducted by Rev Niemeyer.
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Frm
Chronicle
Ince
Togtet
Arran
L. van Rees
Joseph BE. van Rees
First Reformed Church
Rev. Niemeyer
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