Court Rules FRE Claims Valid in Property Mutual Case
Judge in Blackhawk County held that the policyholders of the Property Mutual Insurance Association should receive funds after receivership and attorney fees. The decision approves $2,700 for the receiver and $4,483 for two law firms, with total indebtedness reduced to $19,228.21, leaving about $6,714.05 for policyholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Property Mutual ‘Insurance Agenitation
Charles Ei. Ranaler Wedhésday
Manhard
Gates & Liffring
Mullan & Pickett
Rausler
Heavine
Ransier
E. Manhard
Gates & Liftring
Marhard
Dfite
Blackhawk County
Mutual Insurance Associations
Oioged
Funeral and jail notes blend in Tama county report
The funeral of Chester L Gusteev, wealthy farmer of Tama county, was held in Geneseo Methodist church with Rev Shailer officiating. Large crowds from nearby towns attended. Also reported: Silas and James Palmer back from a southern trip and returning to London, a Waterloo case where Richards was found guilty of disorderly conduct with a $25 fine and $100 bond, and Benny Mafester returned to Omaha on grand larceny charges. Six prisoners faced vagrancy and drunkenness charges in Waterloo, with arrests totaling 169 for July. Waterloo police compare favorable to Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester L. Gusteev
Tatas County
Methodist Church of
Geneseo
Bla Stormer
Shailer
Tama
bin Joag Ara
Old
Spencer Cemetery
Waterloo
Richards
Vea Metro
Tueadey
L, G
Crow
Wieker
Wander
Benjamin Mafester
Imola Central
Morris
Omaha
Nebraska Metropolia
J.E. Donahue
Ofice
Mafester
Annie Eisman
Ife
Mufester
Louis
Cincinnati
Benny Mafester
van Métte
Dol. Seibert
Marshalltown
Martin Burke
John McCarmack
Albia
James Dulty
Qomigha
Bert Collii
Louisville, Ky
Burglar flees when Mrs Meydrech points finger like a revolver
In St. Joseph Michigan Mrs Elizabeth Meydrech surprised a intruder at her home last night. She brandished her forefinger as a mock revolver and the burglar fled, dropping a sack with silverware and a money filled pocketbook. No injuries reported. Meanwhile Steely block on East Fourth Street nears completion with Dreamland theatre set to open around August ai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mich
Elizabeth Meydrech
Fourth Street
Dreamland Theatre
T. C. Stephenson
Trains Clash Near Marshalltown No One Seriously Hurt
A head on collision between Great Western passenger trains number 1 and 6 near Marshalltown delayed services for hours. Both locomotives damaged but passengers escaped with minor injuries and the northbound Des Moines Kansas City and Twit City and Chicago specials arrived several hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Marshalltown
Chicago
Tardy to Move From West Fourth Street Site
N C Tardy, longtime West Fourth street merchant beside C J Miller’s drug store, moves stock to a new location as a modern three story building replaces the old frame structure. The vacant site grows to 20 by 100 feet after Tiffany buys extra lot space. Revenue from the sale nets Tardy about 7500 dollars. a new retail space on the first floor with offices above is planned. Harry Lake of the Iowa Dairy Separator company undergoes appendicitis surgery at the hospital and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C Tardy
West Fourth Street
C. J. Miller
Br. Tardy
West Fifth
Tardy
Doc” Tiffany
John H. Leavitt
Harry Lake
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Tnet
Pleasant Waterloo tour plans Pacific coast trip
A Waterloo party plans an excellent sightseeing journey to the Pacific coast with Yellowstone Park and other points of interest. They will travel via Illinois Central to Omaha, Denver and Rio Grande to Denver, then Union Pacific and Southern Pacific to coast destinations, with most visiting multiple sites before returning via Great Northern through St Paul. Those leaving Waterloo Thursday include Mrs. Geo B Lichty, Misses Josephine Florence Jeanne Lichty, Mrs L Johnson, Miss Elna Olver, Chapman family, Mr and Mrs H Dr Reed and Ruth, Fred Northey and Roger Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Yellowstone Park
Illinois Central
Omaha
Denver
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Jterest
Beine Vis
St Paul
Geo
B. K Lichty
Miskes Josephine
Guild Is Recovering After Jail Stabbing Incident
Sobn Guild of Mason City, stabbed by Tony Wheeler during a quarrel in the county jail, is rapidly recovering. Doctors report prompt care and healing by first intention, with no inflammation or infection and the wound likely to heal without a visible scar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobn Guild
Mason City
Tony Wheeler
Mutilated body found on Staten Island shore
The mutilated torso and severed legs of a young woman floated ashore on Staten Island today. The body appeared to have been in the water for some time and indications point to homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
New York
Valuable Painting Attracts Attention In Local Store Exhibit
A painting by Arthur McArthur titled A Valuable Painting is shown at Brol Bros. store in Denver. McArthur, a self taught artist, spent two months on the piece depicting Holy Cross and Waterloo figures. A bidder offered $60 but was rebuffed. McArthur has not set a price yet. Also noted, FR Clark’s wife learned her mother’s illness worsened in Lockport, N.Y., and has since died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brol Bros
Lister Arthur
Holy Cross
Denver
Col
Waterloo
McArthura
McArthur
FR. Clark
Lockport
Mia
Clark
Man and carnival case at Electric Park carnival
Dick Williams, manager of the Old Plantation show, was fined 15 dollars for shooting at George Fuller and Henry Smith during a Monday night performance at Electric Park Carnival. Original charge of assault with intent to murder reduced to assault. Williams paid 22.50 total and was released. Fuller and Smith, both colored, were ordered to leave the city. Lovell, Chicago architect, reported on Waterloo opera house progress on Lafayette street with brick and terra cotta details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Willams
Sidney Lovell
Chicago
Justice J. EH. Hilde
NEW Water
George Fuller
Henry Smith
Williams
Agsaujt
Axanust
Hildebrand
Wil- Hama
Williemy
George Waller
Fuller
Smith
J Hte
Atage Antc
Doubi Ag
H H
Town and Township Janeeville Building Progress and Safety Features
The article details the ongoing construction of a large public building in Janeeville Town and Township, noting heavy timber framing, horse shoe shaped balconies for optimal viewing, and extensive interior work requiring time. It highlights nineteen fire exits, a sixteen inch thick brick partition, and an asbestos curtain for rapid fire safety, with completion expected over weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Id’everal Threa
Nell Tee
Bennington notes and travel letter from Europe hitched to local events
Grandpa Fredschmidt visits neighbor Wm Mathias in Westgate. Farmers rush by phone to Dewar to help extinguish a warehouse blaze that destroyed Brooks store. The Reporter prints travel letters from W L Dewey detailing a European tour with England France and Germany, meeting King Edward and the Prince of Wales, and observations on life abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jease
Kober
Laporte City
Kobet
England
France
Germany
Weladorff
New York
Juxa
Campania
Sandy Hook
Atlantic
Dublin Exposition
Liverpool
London
Edward
Prince of Wales
Old England
Paris
Cook
Versailles
Eiffel Tower
July 30 Footmaster and Local News Digest
Roush returned home Sunday morning after a hospital stay in Chicago. Dr. Moffit's family and a niece from Grundy Center visited Monday. Editor Vanderwicken and Miss Kidd of Missouri were seen in town. Miss Gonger and Mrs. Helsinges are recovering after recent operations. Vought and Hargrove drove to Cedar Falls Monday. Harvest season keeps farmers busy. Peter Larson loss of infant mourned. funeral at Fredsville church. Danish families joined local friends for a service near Cedar Falls. Dr. Corsant home hosted an aid society gathering last Thursday. Woman's Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. John Cowie’s country home Friday. Lillian Roadman vacationing at Lake Okoboji. Two cement walk crews work now. a third will begin soon for summer. Opera house nearing completion. School board has dropped two intermediate teachers for better offers elsewhere. Mrs. John Chapman has a new piano for her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roush
Chicago Hospital
Moffit
Grundy Center
Vanderwicken
Grundy
Nela Anderson
Cedar Falls
Mra
Dr. Corsant
Aid Society
Wes
Woman's Missionary Society
John Cowie
Lillian Roadman
Lake Okoboji
Commerce
John Chapman
Jury Appraises Shehan Property at 2600 for Street Opening
A sheriff's jury valued Anna Shehan property at 2600 to enable LaFayette street to connect with the Chautauqua park road. The city had been negotiating for parcels but could not reach an agreement on this lot. The park commission will secure the remaining slough crossing under new park investment limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Shehan
LaFayette Street
Chautauqua Park
Shehan
Btlson
W. Bown
W. L.llingworth
W. H. Brown
Warren Brown
F. J. Fowler
The
Park Commission
Ft Ims
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Beotiver
Will Richardg
Silas Palmer
James Hicks Palmer
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Vancouver
B. U
Canada
E.P. Philips
James
T. P. Hickk Sine
Donohiit
Policeecord
Colorado Springs
Colorado City
Mar
Hele
N.C
West Fourth
Bunset
GUILD
Dick Williams
Fuller and Smith
City
Electric Park
LOO Theatre
G. H. Lichty
A. W. Haffa
Lefe
Bern
Huffa
Walte
Battlement
Janeeville
Sheene
Homer Healy
Sanborn
Iowa
George Johnson
Ellen Johnson
Cora Johnson
George
Ilinois ‘Centra
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
B.H. Sewell
Waverly
Frank Murphy
Kansas
Amy
H. A. Crance
L. E. Prosser
Toronto
Johnson
C. H. Howe
Howard Maynard
Colfax
Agnes Chase
Chas. Shepard
McCord
Paul Lea Pox
J.C. Fox
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Charles Linehan Hag
Hee
Bennington
Joe
Fredschmidt
Wm. Mathias
Westgate
Dewar
W. Brooks
Rev. P. Bredaw
Sumner
Dunkerton
G. F.malle
Conrad Punk
Hessen- Darmatadt
Buffalo
Elkhard
Carroll County
Ilinois
Anna Peters
John
Willam
Kossuth
Conrad
Anoka
Minn
Revs
Reinhart and
Hersberg
Gresham
Fritz
P. Bredow
G. Hertlein
G. Graening
Maxford
A. Mahn
I. Knappe
Wartburg
Echer
Laporta
Sng
Evante Transpire
Coln
Rhine
Frankfurt
America
Rome
Niagara Falls
United States of America
United States
W. L. Dewey
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