Archer Faces A Serious Charge In Child Case
Jack Archer a nineteen year old jockey was arrested at 3 am on a charge of improper conduct with a school girl under ten. The girl’s father argued the marriage harmed the family while police gathered proof after a detective overheard plans and a woman’s admissions. The case centers on Archer’s association with the girl and a married woman, with the father seeking justice as the aunt guardian fears for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Archer
Ricker Street
Olivera Wells
Dahl
Archer
Archaz
Asteay
Houston
East Side Library
Gir
Shild
Conquinion
Stratley
Jawel
Feast Side High School
Jack Archey
West Waterloo
Permis Sion
Wells
Dan
Independence
Waterloo
Jockey
Ser
Geant Burbank
Althawar Avehur
West Side
Jacck
Ciue
I2 Gringa
Cage
Neuralgia Relief Promises From Dr Miles Pills
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief for neuralgia caused by congestion irritation or disease. The copy claims quick relief with no after effects and includes testimonials from Mrs Ferrier of St. Lincoln Neb and mentions druggists selling the product with a money back guarantee from the Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Kratheune
Barton
Neualgia
Nurn
Ferrier
St. Lincoln
Neb
Nest
Sanent Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Verdict for Hubbard in Iowa traveling men suit
Laura Hubbard and Horatio Hubbard pursued a case against the Iowa State Traveling Men's Association. After deliberation the jury found for the plaintiffs for 5377.50, the full benefit under the membership agreement. Horatio Hubbard, long member, died from injuries in 1907 at GAR hall during church services. He was eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aot
Laura Hubbard
Iowa State Traveling Men's Association
Horatio Hubbard
Association
Gar Hall
Edifee
WANTS PAY FOR MANURE SPREAD IN DISTRICT COURT
Real estate transfers and civil actions dominate the docket as W. Wigtmey sues William Anton for 112.60 alleging payment for a manure spreader and a cedar River Park lot is listed in the transfers. Bess Garnier seeks a divorce from William Garnier citing cruel treatment and intoxicant issues with proceedings delayed to February. Dense fog disrupts eastern Iowa rail travel with trains slowed and timetable delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FB. Wigtmey
William Anton
W. A. Evilson
Dan H.W. Lighty
S. B. Decker
A. W. Son
Cedar River Park
Whittle
G. W. Patt
Chris Petersen
LB. Wickliffe
F. Timson
Fred Gropper
J. D. Beatty
Hooys Land
Washington
A. M. Andrews
T. B. Brooks
D. J. —— Herrick
R. R. Hefner
Bess Garnier
Wiliam Garnier
Lagis
Dubuque
Waterloo
Stedman
Iowa
Rada
Short course held to backing fund and farmers’ instruction
A county wide short course plan seeks an $800 fund with $3,000 guaranty. Charles Mfolt heads preliminary work, reports eleven township gains, and aims a Web 18 start featuring agriculture stock judging and domestic science. Landowners encourage tenants’ participation and promise tickets to all farm occupants. Dr Shoop’s Cough Remedy promotion appears in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mfolt
Topley
Elliott
Farina
Ames College
Succession at Rail Line Shifts after Healy Death
Interest spreads over the city and along the line as to who will succeed Tom Healy as state attorney for the railroad. Healy’s death weakened the company’s legal arm. Knight had served as attorney for the Dubuque Division. The successor is expected within a week or so, with no candidate yet named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilineis Central
Tom Healy
Healy
Knight
Dubuque
Emnets Central
Tax Stock Holders Face State Tax Probe in Blackhawk
Judge Benjamin McCoy directs stockholders of the old Carbon Plaster firm now part of United States Gypsum Co to appear and show cause why holdings valued near 73000 should not be taxed in Blackhawk county. Proceedings cover five years with potential taxes based on one quarter value, as attorneys for stockholders prepare to contest jurisdiction and transfer history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin McCoy
Old Carbon Plaster Company
United States Gypsum Co
Blackhawk
Carbon Plaster Company
Carverdale
Fors Dodge
Winds Central
United States Corporation
Iowa Cancer
New Jersey
Cealty Holdings
McCoy
Wsatstants
Cattle buyers and social events mark town life
January notes report six carloads of stock shipped Tuesday by buyers Og Houck of Westbury purchased Saturday Span of colts owned by Mr Manross. Midwinter picnic at M A Jenks home drew lines despite storm. Funeral for child of Mr and Mrs Roberts held at Catholic church. Roller rink opened in Hallman’s hall with lively attendance. A E congregation plans revival meetings. C B Gaulere sold south Main residence to John Revinson for 1830. Twin boys born to Rev and Mrs Morrison Saturday. Wedding bells soon. Fancy dress party at A Cone home with about twenty ladies. Woodmen dance at Hallman’s hall drew smaller crowd. Myers orchestra from Waterloo. Baskets auctioned. guests enjoyed. E Parker & Son install steel front on furniture store. Mrs Scott Schulte ill with grin. Henry Brown sold stock to Mr Schroeder of Waterloo. Schroeder seen as capable. Lourdes Aid society met at Mrs G A Hart’s. Funeral of Ida Sherman set for Presbyterian church Thursday. she had cancer of the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og Houck
Westbury
Saturdee
Manross
M.A. Jenks
Roberts
Hallman's Hall
A. E
C. B. Gaulere
South Main Street
John Revinson
Myers’ Orchestra
Waterloo
Far Eagper
E. Parker & Son
Scott Schulte
Henry Brown
Read lyn business osller and local visits notes
A dated local notices style item lists residents visiting, traveling or ill. A. C. Moetling, John G. Mueller, Mrs. Wilkening, Mrs. H. Carstensen, Mrs. Lucks, Wm. Hazlett, Mrs. Rohrig, Mrs. Krull, Miss Tuddie, Ed. Ladage, James Pike, Mrs. Sam Hallet, Afrs. GF. Meier, Mrs. A. Schlueter, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Moehling, L. Doretha, A Panzer Jr. appear in a stream of short society snippets from Waterloo, Sumner, Clinton and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Moetling
Readlyn
Osller
John G. Mueller
Sumner
Tripoli
Wilkening
H. Carstensen
Lucks
Wm. Hazlett
Gun Grene
Rohrig
Waterloo
Krull
Miss Tuddie
Ladage
Clinton
Witharm
James Pike
Yankton
Sam Hallet
GF. Meier
Maynard
Westgate
A. Schlueter
C. H. Moehling
L. Doretha
Charles City
A. Panzer Jr
Chicarga
Local horse and cattle market stalls amid shifting values
The Logal markets report active demand with buyers ready to pay fair prices though overall values ease as industrial conditions reshape expectations. Horses and cattle show steady outlets, but buyers pause for price realignments. hogs decline slightly while poultry gains strength amid light deliveries and strong demand for fat cattle appears limited. Local receipts are moderate with prices and classifications listed for feeders, springers, stockers, and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butter and Produce Market Tue Midweek Strength Report
Midweek butter deliveries show strength in creamery and dairy markets with scarce dairy stock. Eggs remain in strong demand. Prices for flour and feed rose week over week as shipments rise and local stock increases. Hay and straw deliveries are heavy with brisk demand and ample on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlw
Waterloo
Turkey
Timothy Bay
Hides market steady with firm values for choice deliveries
Market notes show hide prices near Wednesday levels with firm values for high quality calf hides and green hides. Trade details mention various categories including Calf hides No.1 and No.2, cured hides, and green hides, with some entries unclear due to damaged text.
Chicago Markets Pressed by Western Wheat Outlook
Gossip on January wheat prices notes weak spot in Northwestern markets as Canadian flax fears loom. Cash Chicago grain sales include 20k bushels wheat, 70k corn, 110k oats. seaboard reports 16k wheat, 98k corn. Traders expect possible earlier wheat delivery to Chicago, with diverse views on Patten’s stance and corn spreads. Major chatter cites Love’s 1,103,060 bushels of May corn, pork and hog price dynamics, and a Minnesota legislative tribute to James Patten amid bullish signals for wheat. Two Kansas City cash traders return from tour, saying minimal wheat is held back, suggesting bullish sentiment with a six-month view to next crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Port Willams
Port Arthur
Inter-Ocean
Patten
Jena
Wingsr
Gates
James 4. Patten
Minnesota
Manitoba
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Saturday's Great Sale At Waterloo Commission Barn
The Waterloo Commission barn hosts a large horse sale next Saturday with 300 to 400 head. Dealers buy heavy stock while cheaper kinds move slowly. buyers from Indianapolis and others have arrived to secure big purchases for speedy shipping. Manager Holland plans earlier sale and quicker consignments. Ely's Cream Balm ad appears among the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Commission
Keng W. Blair
Blur Stables
Indianapolis
Ind
Blair
Holland
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Slys Ticketts
Ely
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Warton Street
New York
Carl C. Bickley
West Fourth
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenettady, N
Baron Plaster
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Tract Walker
H. Perham
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
A.B. Wilkinson
Shade
Dr. Shoen
Shoop
Kla Hestanaive
Dr. Shoop
Jesus
LOGAL
Jun
Haroes
Hoge
Diadl Offeringa
P. Johnson
Waterton J
Kraft
Henry Kuhinian
Allison
John Judas
Waverly
Pred Kratt Jr
Northwestning Acres
Iowa ‘Townaite Co
Seeth
5. Laird
Wilt Schumacher
Airs. W. Seemat
Tebart Fettlether
Messrs. Drooks
Henry Klemp
FP. Drekman Jr
B. R. Jease
Minneapoli
Atten
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Ely Brog
Warren Street
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