Hollenhors pardon hope voiced by Feely in Iowa
Hon Guy A Feely says indications are good for a pardon or parole for John Hollenhors, imprisoned for Chicago Great Western payroll fraud. Petition signed by 200+ supporters, letters from across Iowa, and newspaper clippings will be reviewed by the pardon board at Anamosa Fort Madison and Waterloo reports. Feely expects action this month or at the January term, with release likely within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Feely
Waterloo
Anamosa
State Pardon Board
John 4. Holendorf
Chicago Great Western
Feely
Holl
Lenhors
Coeoe
Hollenhors
Pardon Board
Feelyngam
Ana- Mesa
Fort Madison
Artlon
Hollendors
Jack
State
Miller Feist wedding at First Church of Rev. Cole
Laura Miller and Frank L Feist of Gedar Falls wed at the First Church residence of Rev. Frank Cole at 8 09 o clock. A wedding dinner followed at Mr and Mrs Bartlett on West Seventh Street. The couple left for Minnesota to visit relatives. Dated notes include cattle for sale and a Clarksville visitor on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
Laura Miller
Frank. L. Feist
Gedar Falls
Bartlett
West Seventh Street
Minnesota
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promoted For Neuralgia Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for neuralgia and headaches caused by congestion or irritation. Consumers report rapid relief with minimal after effects, often needing only one or two tablets, with the promise of refund if not beneficial. Local druggists carry the product, with Miles Medical Co in Elkhart, Indiana listed as manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kill Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Haniton
N.Y
Semcot
Miles
Lynn
Linaln
Mita
Pan Fae
Aurier
Benen Actony Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Town and Township Notes from Waterloo District
Local notes record Mr Parker’s mishap turning a telegraph pole and breaking a wagon tongue, social visits to Waterloo and Tama counties, a well patronized Farrington-Chapin sale with auctioneer Mr Hill, and community events including a school election controversy, a wedding planned for Miss Petersen and Emil Schmidt, plus various visits and business trips among residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Parker Aueceaded
Jubilee notes and local industry updates in Waterloo move
Jubilee reports Harry Kooh moving to Waterloo with family and goods. A new boiler front added at Jubilee Creamery. Harting men, Jacob Loeb haul logs to Olinger saw mill and mill starts Saturday. Buechele repairs ice house with Wilharm. Olinger Bros buys two drill wells at saw mill site. Widdel and F H Widdel visit over Sunday. Husking near completion and turkey school planned for Christmas. Fodder shredding activity by Ehr, Sadler, and Will Smith of Dewar assisting John Prost रु
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kooh
Waterloo
Dubilee
Charles Harting
William Harting
Jacob Loeb
Olinger
J. M. Buechele
Wilhar
John Prost
Will Smith
Dewar
Nick Sadler
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice offers partial details for a local public sale with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.
Quiet horse market and holiday slowdown reported in Logal Markets Today
A general report from sale stables in Wateriou Idaho notes a very quiet horse market with light local sales and little change expected after the holidays. Drafters and cattle sectors show mixed prices, while dairy and feeder activity varies. social announcements mix in with market data and local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateriou
Idwa
Lamson Bros Brokers Office Markets Note
Lamson Bros Brokers office at Ganser Block 62674 Sycamore offers special attention to cash grain. Markets cover grain, provisions, stocks and bonds with contact via O B phone 263 and Iowa phone 9401.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Bros. Brokers
Ganser, Block
Sycamore
O.B
Iowa
Chicago cash grain markets edge higher on light demand
Chicago on December 12 reports hogs up 10 cents from yesterday with mixed and butchers at 4.05 to 5.05. good to choice heavy hogs 4.55 to 5.05. Cattle opened 10 cents lower, closed weak. sheep opened steady, closed slow. Butter and eggs markets quoted steady with creameries 20 to 28, dairies 17 to 26, eggs at 24 to 25, others down to 18. Anticipated receipts tomorrow about 21,000 hogs, 1,000 left over in cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Claire Parker
Waterloo
Glen
Parker
Erpelding
Dragoy
Ifm Raymond
Chicago
T. L Smith
G. A. Smith
Las Vegas
Springers
Standny Carerne
Commodity Market Update Reflects Steady Hog Prices and Strong Feed Demand
Market notes show steady hog prices with a Thursday jump on openings. Receipts are high in fat hogs and poultry, while grain and feed sales rise. oats quality is poor and corn grades lag. Butter eggs and produce rise, with stronger hide and farm item prices and robust demand for flour and feed products. Local deliveries remain heavy, prices firm across categories.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Upland
Waterloo Visit Ties Runaway Train Fear to Team
Matt Klein and daughter Mises Josephine, rural carrier kin, visited on Tuesday. Mitchell ta was sick this week. Mike Fischers visited Waterloo on Tuesday. Lizzie Blachels visited her aunt, Mrs Mike Thame, earlier. William Waterfield and wife were in Waterloo on business Wednesday. Nave Arthur and Garfield Elsperman were in Waterloo Monday. C Reuter and Mrs Martin Julqueen were in Waterloo on a business trip Wednesday. Gion Parkers team fled in fright as a passing train approached.
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J.P. Stoddard
J. W. Hough
Oelwein
John Rommel
Herman Thran
Waverly
A. W. Bandy
Dumont
Oshler
Henry Poock
Denver
Herman Thies
Rev. &. Loebeck
Waveleyriday
Ema
Qur
Meyer and
Auspach
Miss Peterson
Tom Durnan
Baody
Geo. &. Winegar
W. Strottman
Fret Niemeyer
John Berger
Waterloo
Nick
Dan Mersch
John Judas
Ed. Niemeyer
Henry Kusratz
J. O
Mab. Booth
Geo. Winegar
W. A. Boyack
Matt. Klein
Mises Josephine
Mr. Mitchell Ta
Mike Fischers
Wartarloo
Lizzia Blachels
Ainter
Mike Thame
Wn. Waterfield
Wwére
Whaterloo
Nave Arthur
Garfield Elsperman
C. Reuter
Martin Julqueen
Steeley Farm Public Sale Of Stock In Bennington Township
Auction set for December 17 1907 at 1 pm on the Steeley Farm section 10 Bennington township near Waterloo. Fifty six cattle seventy nine hogs and shoats and other stock listed plus farm 220 acres with improved buildings and a barndoor. Terms: under 10 cash over 10 one year at 6 percent with approved security. Lunch at noon and auctioneers and clerks named.
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Steeley
Bennington Township
Waterloo
Phifer
C. E. Pickett
W. L. Carpenter
C. H. Pitfer
H. ©. Schultz
Railroad Pushes City To Tax Brick Street Work
William La Venture of Davenport, claim agent for the Rock Island railroad, visited Waterloo to press taxing the cost of street waving along Bluff Street where tracks lie. With no written agreement, the city seeks to charge the railroad for part of the improvement—an estimated 2000 to 3000 dollars—arguing the railroad benefits from the work through better access and traffic flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William la Venture
Davenport
Rock Taland Railroad Company
Waterloo
City of
Rock Island
Bluff
Jakey Lingelbach Sent Back To Jail After Drunkenness
Jakey Lingelbach fresh from a thirty day drunkenness sentence emerges from the county jail to a cold world. Judge Van Metre orders him to an inebriate asylum while noting his delirium tremens and mental strain. Detained since Thanksgiving, Lingelbach’s case follows his earlier bread and water confinement and a bench ruling to place him under care.
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Jakey Lingelbach
Jakey
Judge van Matre
van Matre
Cage
Bnakes & Waterloo Porter
Serafin Deitsch
Lsten
Deitsch
Werlaufer
Chietlaufer
Chieti Sweitzer
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HeNtes Investment Company
Blackhawk County
Towa
Hawkeye Investment Company
Hia Corporation
Java
B. A. Boggs
D. M. Munger
G. N. Cousins
Gera
New Cedar Falls Road
Fred
Pattee
E. B. Fenton
C. S. Nims
Detroit
Mich
Hox
Independence
Louis Summer
Clarksville
Leavitt ‘Trust Co
Exestnerk
Bnaleat
Wao
Heinseck
Pegleshoss
Hill
Hutier County
Oak Dense
Henry Meier
Tama County
George Faust
Chadwick
Mr. Weather
Bertha Petersen
George Kleibensttin
Marehallstown
C. D. Ploog O
Barlin
Frank E. Cunningham
Brank L. McCreary
Ceé Ce
Tessis
Wm. Donaldson
W. H. ‘Gidea
George Klett ‘Newstein
Marshalltown
Traer
Hana Nijssen
Will Junger
Junger
K. P. Lodge
Guy Sibert
Hannah Pietérgen
Emil Schmidt
Wagner
Familly
Baer
Henry Dillerdeck
Berlin
Texas
Fritz Frahm
Geo. Sibert
Raymond
LOGAL
Drivarese
Hoge
Gion Parker
Cane Lap
Bluff ST
HW. Eighmey
Soren
Sean Ae
Pac Sime
New York
Weapees
Castoria
Bears
I. W. Bouldin
Bouldin
Oyce
Geet Raspes Deng Stare
Lingelbach
van Metre
WI Ask
Stadler
Elmwood Cem. Assn
A. M. Chrét
Cushman
J. R. Rector
H. Waterloo
McLaughlin
McClaughlin’s
XKXX
F.S. Murphy
H. N. Moothart
Gao
Yenney
H. Eighmey
Dunham Bros
Molech & Rath
Wise
Woodruff & Morgan
John H. Mason & Co
Ed Anderson
J. E
N. Bf. Chapman
the Foster Co
R. L. Balt A
H. Pinkerton
B. H. Kascht
Korin
Wise, Garland & Wiltox
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