Receiver Sues Policy Holders to Close Up Affairs
Northwood residents resist payment of assessment as E. E. Navbard the receiver of the Property Mutual association sues about one hundred fifty policy holders to raise funds to liquidate losses of the defunct company. The county’s residents largely appear on the claims list, with Black Hawk county showing many filers. Lawyers report county participation aided by prompt county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Navbard
Property Mutual Association
Black Hawk County
Obadiah Smith
Hampton
N. O. Slindee
Jocel Association
Commercil National Bank
Wedding Bells and Flood Damages in Iowa Regions
In Reinbeck and Waterloo, nuptials occurred quietly as Miss Marietta Hauchett and George B Rhoewaker wed at a family gathering. A Cedar Falls area property dispute arises after water embankment damage floods Boehmler’s land, with claims of insufficient culvert and altered drainage. Alvin McMillin and Caroline Meyers wed at the officiating clergyman’s home, planning a Friday reception and settling on a farm two miles west of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Hauchect
George B. Rhoewaker
Waterloo
Reumbeck
Shoemaker
H. B. Shoemaker
Reinbeck
A. G. Hunchett
Waterloo Water Company
Boehmier
Tondro
Pray
Boehmler
Alvin R. McMillin
Dunkerton
Caroline J. Meyers
Hudson
H. G. Beeman
Blackhawk County
Pay Check Fraud At Northwood Leads to Asset Claims
The Marshalltown Times-Republican reports a wave of forty assessment claims filed Monday against Northwood residents and nearby areas over disputed payments. Court filings name numerous defendants including Orange C Johnson and Ole G Olsen, with testimonies alleging padding of pay rolls and misappropriation of railroad funds. The piece covers preliminary hearings in Marshalltown and related civil actions for replevin and damaging claims against Waterloo Candy Co and Providence Jewelry Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwood
Contiguous Territory
Manard
Property Mutual Insurance Association of Waterloo
Orange C, Johnson
A. Olson
W. G. Clark
Ole G. Olsen
Gibert Johnson
Cashier
Swindell
B.D. Perhia
Butler
E. & Trap
Broa, A. C. and
Isaac
Northwood Mig. Co
ABA Willem
H. Keller c
Andrew Pitzenberger
John Anderson
Ind. School Dist. of Nurttxgood
Ole J. Olberg
Asle Jabngon
J. H. Hogan
Ward Price
Henry J. Hoffman
Uiguul
Thragarthon & Co
Ole K. Stadiem
Merton B
Lilly
Sibert
Johnson
Beri
Jona J
Hoppersiad
Pany
Wes
Cashiar Owens, Johnson & Co
K. Fv
Waterloo
Ens
A. ©. Johnson
J. Lenaks
Sibert and Bridges
Aes Pani
Liuud Bros
Mery
Amy Gullickson
Gullickson
Ole Rendall
Providence Jewelry Co
D. C. Randfield
Christmas Dinner for Jail Inmates Highlighted by Sheriff
Sheriff Caldwell and his wife provided a large Christmas meal to inmates at the county jail and poor house, serving baked potatoes, roast, gravy, cabbage salad, onions, bread, apples, cake, tea and coffee. The event brightened the day for twenty seven residents, with additional gifts from local women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Caldwell
Jal
Fannie Clark
Salvation Army Feeds Waterloo Unfortunates with Holiday Baskets
In Waterloo a Salvation Army Christmas drive fed over 500 people through baskets of food clothing and fuel delivered by four wagons. The evening featured a charity tree with 250 children receiving candy nuts fruit and 100 toys. Ensign and Mrs. H A Tripp led the effort despite personal tragedies and absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Salvation Army
New York City
Alon
Ensign
H. A. Tripp
Army Bar
East Fifth Street
Santa Claus
Ensign Tripp
New Capitalization Plan Aims for Better Loanable Money
Finances section indicates unsettled limits on loanable funds and a proposed overhaul. It mentions disbursements and a system intended to provide for net payments. The piece notes ongoing adjustments to capitalization and funding mechanisms within the financial framework.
Liquidation Evident Cure for Money Market Says Henry Clews
In New York on December 26 Henry Clews argues liquidation is the sole thorough remedy for the money market strain. He cites stock market declines, heavy railroad financing needs, and shrinking loanable capital as causes. He notes improved foreign exchange but warns the risk of further money market volatility persists until year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Northern
St. Paul
Northern Pap
Bagaea
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Ferive Peat Office
Harriman
Bank of England
Lindon
Morey
Shaw
Bank of Germany
Bank’ of
France
Henry Clews
Postal box rate rumors denyed amid holiday mail surge
The local post office reports no rescission of the January box rate increase. Miss Ballou says stories of revocation are false as heavy holiday mail drives Waterloo’s mail load to record levels with thousands of packages and high workload for carriers despite deletions in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciala
Miss Ballou
Sali
Waterloo
Farmer’s son loses three toes after Canadian blizzard
Marshalltown dispatch reports 19 year old Charles Funke, son of Conrad Funke of a State Center area farm, was caught in a blizzard while searching timber in Canada and frostbite forced amputation of the ends of the second and third toes on his right foot. He returned home to recover, while the J. N. LaBarre residence at 903 West Fifth Street was released from quarantine after a diphtheria illness and full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Hollenhors
Holenhors
Waterloo
Johnsen
J. Holmberg
F. Johnson
C. Bergetrand
Marshalltown
Charles Funke
Conrad Funke
State Center
Canada
Funke
J. N. LaBarre
West Fifth Street
Money Market Outlook Tracked Through January Disbursements
Speculation has influenced money market rates and liquidation activities. Officials expect Van derbilt line disbursements and a $10,000,000 St Paul stock issue to ease conditions but warn the woods are not yet cleared. January disbursements are heavy and complex. the mid January period may bring relief, yet high rates could persist for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quad
Capute
Central
Northwear
St. Paul
Cin
Cab & St. L
Gt Northern
Teun. Coul
Northern Pac
Am. Woolen
Seaboard Air
Grand Trunk
Atchison
E.r.ridge
A-Cerer- But
Luke Erie
Art Mol Vesti
Vanderbilt
P U Officers Elected At First Baptist Young People's Union
At a Baptist Young People's Union meeting held Sunday evening at the First Baptist, officers for the coming year were chosen. President N P Eby. Vice president Frank Armastrous. Secretary May Powers. Cor secretary Nettle A Bepler. Committee chairs named: Membership Ida M Garvin. Tevotional Jessie J Grady. Missionary Florence McCos. Plural Mercy Banton. Junior Nettie A Bepler. Social Grace Manning. Finance Madde Stainbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist
N. P. Eby
Frank Armastrous
May Powers
Cor
Nettle A. Beplper
Committees of the Law
Ida M. Garvin
Jessie J. Grady
Florence McCos
Mercy Banton
Nettie A. Beppler
Grace Manning
Public Funeral for Bishop Cosgrove Planned
Public funeral arrangements for Bishop Cosgrove outline a public viewing at Davenport’s Sacred Heart Cathedral from Tuesday to Thursday. The cathedral will host all faiths with seating for 4,600 and doors open day and night until services begin, then close if capacity is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bishon Cosgrove
Gentlemen's Sodality
St Wan
Gentilemet É Sodality
Shared’ Heart Cabal
Soi
Alta
Cosgrove
Hienek
Bam
Eiddy
A. J. Smith
M. P. Donegan
J. £. Halligan
W. W. Gordon
Foreclosure Suit on Note for Douglass Inn Property
Elvert L. Johnson sues to secure judgment on a $500 note with costs against H. Douglass and wife for funds to finish Douglass Inn near Fourth Street. Note dated October 8 1903 bears 7 percent interest, mortgage on lot seven in block fifteen Whitney and Sedgwick addition. Taxes and interest unpaid. seeks sale of property to protect claim as Douglasses reside in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert L. Johnson
H. ©. Douglass
Wits
Douglass
Douglass Inn
Fourth Street
Whitney and Sedgwick
Detroit
Rich
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George Shoemaker
Min Hanchett
Fayetz
H. Boehmler
Illinow Central Railway Company
Albrock and
E. H. Lundy Ask
Replevin
Candy Co
John
Mar
Shalltown
Libert
C. B. Albgook
B. H. Lundy
Waterloo Candy Co
Weet Park Avenue
Bluff Streets
Oliver
Malen Hias
Oelwelh
Holleshers
Aren
Sware
Itanit
Hollendors
Reinbeck State Bank
K PS
Balch
Marshalltown State Bank
Foreman
Johngen
Bridges
Thhough
Hun
DRED
Ing
Savitarion
Dee
Fay R . Place
Bunt
Place
E. P
Jesup
Independence
Waterloorg
Jesup Poultry
Fanciers Association
Bank Opera House
L. Bright
Vietor
Aurusae
Tiergéh
Lennox College
Hopkinton Cane
West, Power CO
Brandon
Christ
Homie
iCharles Funke
P. U
Carri
Douglass Vnii
Elvert L. Johnson
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