Not Guilty Verdict Stuns Court In Stager Case
After a tense wait the jury returned not guilty for Daniel Stager at 6:45 a m. The scene at the depot followed with his wife Mrs Stager learning the verdict and preparing to depart to Fort Dodge to join relatives. Stager vowed to abstain from liquor and thanks and relief flowed through courtroom and crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Jane
Daniel Stager
J. c. Murtagh
Witness Central
Port Dodge
Defense
Flepor
Bushaud
Tilght
Lquor
Special Dubuque to Litchfield Train Demonstrates Waterloo Spreaders
A Waterloo manufactured Litchfield spreader train travels from Dubuque to Madison prompting wide viewings in Waterloo. The journey showcases thirty freight cars each loaded with manure spreaders, decorated with flags and bunting, while farmers inspect a running engine driven spreader car. County expenses from the Stager trial estimated at least 1413.60, with attorneys and mileage rising as cases proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Wisconsin
Illinois
Waterloo
Miners Central
Datiel
Stager
Ernest von Scheyek
Portland
Oregon
Justice Court
Daniel Stager
Dolly Graham
D. FP
Can ‘Nady
Estertain
Attornneys
Maurice O'Conner
J. G. Murtagh
D. Kern
Serong
O'Conner
Murtagh
Ivast
Town and Township News Roundup for February
Local notes report January butter at 35 cents and milk at 1.654% per 100 pounds. A Dewar dance, moves of Sadler and Shaukis families, a son born to Lanigan and Wise, and Willard’s hiring to Robert Gibson are noted. Spelling contests at Barclay and Dunkerton draw praise, with Miss Nirth, Miss Benderig, and Clara Koester highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
Ben Shimp
Laporte City
Frank Risse
Sadier
Lester and Son
John Rise
Will Sadler
Nusbel
LeMarg
Duchenan County
L Isard Paradise
Thompson
Waverly
Coffey County
Kansas
Jessie Schmitt
Eagle Township
Billy Nesfield
Hermin Rudolph
Lester Creamery
Dewarwall
Mary ‘Kunkel
Granville
Illinoia
al. Fuchs
Barclay
Sarah’Nerth
Hagel Benderig Ce
Ada
Marklies Clara Rodster
Dunkerton
McDonald
Iowa
America
Local Notes From Barclay Area Highlight Community Life
School events and contests feature Miss Misa McDonald of Waterloo as a top state speller. The column notes visiting friends, farm moves, road conditions, a farewell party for Miss Mary Kunkel, and a Catholic church wedding. Obituary for Milton Dewald and various social visits round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa McDonald
Waterloo
Barclay
Milas Taylor
McDonald
Lena
Hannah Ortner
Jessie Schmitt
Winnie
Helen Connelly
Fairbank
Charlie Schmitt
Dakota
Fred Willard
Fred
Parker
Mary Kunkel
Granville
Dewar Hall
A. Fuchs
J. P. Koester
Louis Jensen
Bennington
Joan Penne
Lanigan Farm
Narelay
Alligon Club
Council Bluffs
Pooretty
Raymond area social notes and visits summarized
Raymond and Waterloo residents share visits and social events. Charley Bandfield, Chas Bingham, and Lulu Pheffer attendings, school box social at Poyner with fifteen dollars raised. Numerous visitors move through Raymond, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Laporte and Denver, including the Hobsons, Waterfield, OConner, Kratz, Smith, Tringer, and Washburn families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bandfield
Waterloo
Glen Parker
Chas, Bingham
Raymond
Woods and
Pheffer
Poyner School
Lulu Pheffer
Abs
Wm. Waterfield
Peter O'Conner
Dina Krat
Charles Britzman
Jubilee
Laporte
Neuses
O'Conner
Ella Hobson
Geo. Waterfield
Cedar Falls
Lusted
Nick Clarens
Air
F. A. Sewick
Avis
W. CG. Washburn
Lindsay
California
Washburn
Pastor Takes a Bride in State Center Wedding
Rev George L Shear of State Center wed Mrs Hattie Robinson of Reinbeck at the residence of Mrs Janes Taylor in Hembeck Feb 26 The ceremony was performed by Rev T A Trincible a college chum The couple will reside in the parsonage at State Center and friends expect continued success in their ministry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Shear
Hattie Robinson
Dike
Janes Taylor
Hembeck
Fen
George L. Shear
State Center
Hate Taylor Robinson
Reinbeck
T. A. Trincible
Shear
Upper Iowa
Darsonage
Iowa
Village Man Recovers After Long String of Ills
Anion Beck of Eagle Center returns to town after a 40 day quarantine for smallpox and a prior July accident that fractured his right leg in three places. He suffered months of confinement and crutches before illness struck again as he recovered his mobility and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anion Beck
Eagle Center
Beck Gs
Death of Mrs Adeline Shane in Waterloo
Mrs Adeline Shane died at home 620 Bowler street Waterloo after a complication of diseases. She came from Waverly recently with her husband James Shane who worked at Northey factory. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at Re Hoag and the body will be taken to Waverly for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Shane
Delask
Hee Homme
Bowler Street
Shane
Waterloo
Wavarly
Herisband
James Shane
Waverly
Vanmyers
AR VanMyers
Kangag City
Plainfield
Welter Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Thompson
Local Social Notes From Waterloo and Nearby Towns
Mrs W W Gallup visited sister Mrs A V Turner in Waterloo on Saturday. George Dowald of Poplar Minnesota and W D Donald of Staples Minnesota attended Milton Dowald's funeral on Wednesday. Lewis of Waterloo was a Sunday visitor. Frank Wathaway and Miss Lonnie Hight left for Winnebago Minnesota to resume studies at Parker College. Mrs Lonnie Kraft returned to Jesup after visiting her mother Mrs Flora Higbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Schmeltzer
Lone Tree
A. J. Parnham
Reinbeck
Frank Urns
F. Murphy
W. F. Nichols
L. C. Ludlow
Nichols
Verna Brown
Washington
Brown
Mayme Donwoven
Fairbank
Emil Webber
Barclay
Maurice Brown
Del
J. A. Biers Schmitt
Charles Trebon
M. E
J. J
H. D. Leehey
Knights of Columbus
Outwern
August Deavis
Maynard
S.lehmkuht
S. E. Moore
Independence
Ida Wolgamot
Gedar Rapids
Edwin Everett
Nicholas Myer
Hazleton
W. A. Elliott
Milton Dewald
Fairbank Cemetery
Mra. W. W. Gallup
Mra. A.V. Turner
Waterloo
George Dowald
Poplar
Minn
VW. Donald
Staples
Milton
Lewis
Frank Wathaway
Lonnie
Winnebago
Mian
Parker College
Lonnie Kraft
Jesup Thunsday
Flora Higbee
Blaze at Owl Café Sparks Grease Fire in Kitchen
A grease fire ignited by JBlaze while burning soot in the Owl Café kitchen spread briefly to a stove canopy and pipe. Firemen and bystanders assisted. the blaze was confined with minimal damage to the restaurant on Hast Fifth Street near Water, owned by F A Hazelman. The incident occurred about 9:20 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Cafe
W.quackenbush
Arthur Colby
Quackenbush
Fifth Street
F. A. Hazelman
Two Fires Saturday Reported in City
The fire department was summoned twice within 26 minutes on Saturday. Sparks from chimneys ignited roofs at Alfred Longley and Mrs Wm Stewart residences, causing minor damage. February fires totaled six with combined losses under $2,000, including a frame barn and several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arstatari
Alfred Longley
H. EL. Williams
High Street
Williams
Wm. Stewart
Hast Ninth
Lafayette
East Side
Enfayette
Sycamore Street
Ted Brown
Gaseden Row
A. Hawking
James Miles
Geotohrer
John Riley
East Second Avenue
Box 381
Owl Cate
Fred Eickelberg
Hast Tifth Street
Wally
Atove
Gt Vra
H. L. Willians
Stolte five dominates in Laporte bowling clash
Stolte's strong five defeated Laporte's squad at their home alley in a 192 pin margin. High rollers Ballheim and Betts led the visitors with 187 and 167, while Linorte Frost and Stoy paced the locals with top scores of 205 and 498 respectively. Return match set for Laporte Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolte
Laporters
Lapierte
Vin
Jeanne
Focalsy
Ballheim
Betts
Balthelay
Batts
Stoy
Barr
Stélla
Laporte
Linorte
Frost
Braltheim
Thummel
Waterloo
Mungon
Jackman
Stalta
BOF
Creditors gain small balance as assignment reports totals
Assignment administrator Philleo filed a second report detailing receipts of 11,161.99 and payments of 4,069.58, leaving 7,093.11 for creditors. Dolly Graham’s case slated for trial. jury assignments underway with multiple cases set for March and April, including Steger and Harbings matters, as court expedites proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Barria
Philleo
Beneft
Steger
Dolly
Graham
Appia
J. EB
Lla Morris
Gilbertville Dairy Assn January Report Shows Output
The Gilbertville Dairy Assn reports January operations with 1,084.05 pounds milk received and 8,240.00 pounds of butter made. Butter fat totaled 4,267.00 pounds, yielding proceeds of 1,982.92 dollars. expenses and balance bring total to 1,810.27 dollars. B Kascht and J L Clark signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Kascht
I. le. Clark
Gilbertville Dairy Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Stager
Mrs. Stager
Ratisser
Manchieter
Platt
Enginger
Kyle
Court House
Feounty
Walter E. Kyle
Batlie Munger
Litchfield
Key City
Thief City
von Schoyck
Eo Oo Dunkerton
Val
Harry T. Wishee
Eigaretter
Salvatiog Army
Gilbertville
Oes
John Herrman
Elizabeth Delagardelle
Parkston
S. D
Henry Delagardelly
Youngs
Eugene Marion
Michael Delagardelle
Katherine Herrman
Parkaton
Mary T Bernardy
Minnesota
Henry Berend
Waterlao
Otto Hackbarth
Nick Berend
Tresato
Katie Berend
Ohd Higberts Price
Trey
M. Dy. Philleo
Gourt
Cannady Casele
Ransier
Oltrogge
Reed
Killerlain Va
Gallowayta
Evane
Shanks
Brooks
Asquith Bros
Bentley & Merrick
Wester
Royal Reserve
Tharp
Illinois Central
Highland Nobles
Heskett Vas Campbell
Gilbertville Dairy Assn
B. Kascht
J. L. Clark
W. Sewell
Shell Rock
Wm. Galloway
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