Suit Settles After Stipulations In Bremer County Property Case
Settlement terms resolve the F C Oltrogge versus F H Reed suit over 296 acres in Bremer County traded for stock in Waterloo Ka and Fuel Co and a residence. The sale proceeds after taxes and liens liquidated would split 62 percent to Reed and 38 percent to Oltrogge, with costs of sale and agent commissions defined. Additional suits seek attachments for claims totaling under 2,000 dollars against Alonzo Stephens and others, and nine damage cases against Chicago Great Western railway are slated for March 23 with some expected to settle.
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F. C. Oltrogge
F. H Reed
Bremer County
Waterloo, Ka and Fuel Co
Franklin
Réed
B. Loyeay
F. E. Reed
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
George Johnson
Case Dairy Co
W. W
Farm help scarce as Iowa farms seek summer staff
J D Peters of the Waterloo Employment Agency says farm labor will be hard to find this summer, with farmers requesting extra help. Wages run 20 to 35 dollars a month plus room and board, but he has not yet secured enough workers. The Dewar school hosts a shadow racial at Follett's hall on Saturday night March 7 to raise funds for an encyclopedia, with attendees bringing supper for two.
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J. DD. Peters
Waterloo Employment Agency
Iowa
Dewar
Follett's Hall
Stadios
Death Pursues the Shah of Persia Wherever He Goes
In Teheran the Shah faces daily assassination danger as two bombs were hurled from a house. Thirty suspects were arrested after the February 1938 plot. the Shah escaped, entering a palace guarded by thousands. Officials in Washington deem the attack plot driven by Persian reactionaries amid political unrest.
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Shah of
Persia
Shah Teheran
Mareb G
Shah
Parages
Saha
Tha Shah
Washington, D.C
Edison Improves Slowly After Second Operation
The second operation on Thomas A Edison at Marshall Ye Bar and Tardat hospital is more robust than expected with complications from the first. His wife, son, and daughter stay by his bedside as doctors refrain from promising recovery. Advanced age and deafness hinder his progress despite hopes the operation might restore hearing, which doctors now deem unlikely.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Marshall Ye
Bar
Tardat Hospital
Ducl
Holison
Mr. Edison
Waterloo Fence Company to Locate in City Factory
Waterloo welcomes a new wire fencing venture with the Waterloo Fence News company occupying the former Waterloo Carriage building. Promoters Cruikshank and Hamilton, arriving from Bel Fountain Ohio, plan to begin operations in about sixty days with a fully equipped three story factory and a large initial carload of machinery arriving soon. The firm will employ a small workforce to produce miles of fencing daily. Thomas D Healy of Fort Dodge is appointed attorney for the Illinois Central in Iowa and Waterloo will remain his base as he succeeds the late W J Knight. Healy will move to Waterloo once arrangements are complete, with Dubuque to host occasional duties. Details note Healy is a Republican, former state senator, and potential governor/congressman candidate. Waterl oo meanwhile moves to central status.
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J.A. Craikehank
John M. Hamilton
Waterloo
Belefontaine
Waterloo -Far
Syith
Mr. Cruikshank
William Galloway
Waterlond Carringe Company
Harold G.hamilton
Thomas D. Healy
Fort Dodge
Utivots Central Railroad
W. J. Knight
Dubuque
Healy
Prank Warri+ man
Mnols Central
Knight
Tate
A .Dubuque
Dinois
Centratoas
Altar
March convention set for Cedar Falls county gathering
Real estate transfers surge in March with twenty six sales totaling 74042.50 as land near Waterloo sells. a Republican county convention is scheduled for Saturday March 14 with 100 delegates, one per township and a share for votes cast for Cumming in 1906.
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Waterloo
Court House
Cumming
Miss Mildred Winn Takes Post With Omaha Railroad
Waterloo Business college student Miss Mildred Winn, a well known local woman, travels to St. Paul to assume a position with the Omaha railroad.
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Mildred Winn
Waterloo Business College
Waterloo
St. Paul
Omaha Railroad
Linyd Named Chairman of Democratic Campaign Committee
James Z. Linyd, newly appointed chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, has served the first Missouri district in Congress since 1897. A strong Bryan supporter and proponent of free coinage of silver, he is a Missouri native and a lawyer by profession.
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James Z. Linyd
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Missouri
Congress
Bryan
Keokuk County Delegates Chosen For March Convention
A Sigourney dispatch reports Keokuk county selects the full eighteen city delegates for the county convention on March 4. Culmains previously carried the county. The message adds Republicans intend to press the governor to keep his word.
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Dubuque
Alison
Sigourney
Keokuk County
Culmains
Hurt by Falling Tree Near Kehe Farm
Barney McCarvill narrowly avoided severe injury when a severed tree trunk sprang back and struck his forearm and hand while he was felling a large tree on the Harry Kehe farm east of town. He suffered significant pain as the forearm swelled.
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Barney McCarvill
Harry ‘Kehe
McCarvill
O. O. Hammel
C. H. Smith
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Jook
Charles Jackman
Jerry Hanlon
O. B. Kimefelter
Amarillo
Texas
Messrs. Hummel
Smith
Sumy
South
Dan Maloney Visits Waterloo Before Going to Oregon
Waterloo friends learn Dan Maloney, formerly of the Register and Leader force, is in town today en route to Oregon where he has purchased a newspaper.
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Cherokee Times
Waterloo
Young Sunn
Dan Maloney
The
Register and Leader Force
Oregon
SISTER AT BOWS LINKED IN MYSTERY CASES
A scrambled report from Waterloo lists a missing woman Mrs SM Gregory near Dows and cites Joh Beard as authority. It also notes grand jury testimony, a marriage divorce in Cedar Falls, a suicide in Essox, and a crackdown on illicit sales while mentioning Miss Susan B Anthony and a Boston-based reformer planning a women’s college equality league.
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Iowa
Susan B. Anthony
Equal Suffrage Movement
Paul Wood-Parks
Boston
Radcliffe
Nes Moines
A& College
Political Equality League
Ottumwa Romance Ends In Otter Wedding Tonight
Holzer and Miss Hausmann to wed at bride’s Ottumwa home this evening. Louisa Hausmann, longtime Ottumwa resident, employed in local millinery. Guent Holzer recently appointed assistant shipping clerk for Davenport wholesale grocery. The couple met in Ottumwa years ago and endured a city change before returning to marry. Friends plan a large turnout at the ceremony.
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Ottumwa
Gua Holaer
Louisa Hausmann
Thompson Gillinery Ature
Beleg
National
Lily Byalness
Lnter
Ennat
San Francisco
Ottumwn
Albert Nfolzer
Thin City
Gines
Davangort
Illanois Central plans coal unload and nerves about strike
Illinois Central arranged unloading 3000 tons of soft coal for Waterloo Dubuque and Freeport with work to start soon. A looming strike looms after wage talks with miners end next month. About half of the 50000 tons stored at Waterloo yard 10000 at Dubuque and the rest in Freeport. Justice Kaplorde takes vacation as his family moves to Chautauqua Park. Water works tested flea plugs for freezing with all found in good condition. Proudfoot Bird vs Waterloo Syndicate Co court order requires answers to interrogatories next Monday about the West Side Opera House construction.
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Illanose Central Law
Waterloo
Dubuque
Freeport
Central
Cave of Proudfoot & Bird
The
Waterloo Syndicate Co
West Side Opera House
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Alfred Stephens
Alonzi
Stephens
Adam’ Ayars
John Larmor
Hub Clothing House
Laporte
Kober Clothing Company
Alonzo Stephens
Scofela ‘“& Orth
A. Miller
B.J. Cortright
H. Lee
John L. Bowers
Petulner
Mohammed Sant Tn
Teheran
Rae
Mohammed al] Mirza
Thos. A. Edison
Healy 1S
Vate W. UK
Illinois Central
Inatatlad
Waterloo CarriAge Company
Jim Brandon
Washburn
Frank Gentz
Brandon
Trank Bentz
van Metre
Marold Water End
Leo
Laughlin
Marshalltown
Geo. Gilley
Charles Barber
J. G. Schmidt
Muldoon
East Fourth Straet
Clark
People’s Grands¢ Clothing Company
Wheeling
W. Va
KE. R. Shoemaker
Des’ Moines
Inna Carlot Butter and Beg Shippers Association
Nebraska Association
Omaha
Kansas City
N. ©. Munger
Pacific Coast
Washington
Los Angeles
Register
Blackhawk County
HW. W. Conrad
Hostetler
Drohman Bros
Cedar Falla
Conrad
Aurore
M. W. Bug
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Republican County Central Committee
Dr. Williams
Julianus Medicine v
Schenectady
Castoria
Sister
Joe Garrity
Jon Gar Hty
Slater
Joh Beard
Garrity
Saldo
Befrd
Garrrity
Mise
Marian Shippy
Bred) Wahl
Chaswant
First National Bank
Chicago
Cottage Street
Fred
Mayme McIntes
Della May Sherbourne
Guy W. Sharbourne
Cedar Falls
Costa
Dalla May Shultz
C. J. Swanson
Essox
Parriott
Sioux City
Anti-Saloon League
League
Bradford Company
Pilot Mound
Hansen
Leon Cartwright
Cartwright
Holzer
Miss Haus
Mann
Davenport
A. B. Kaplord Ie
Hisolutiva
Chautauqua Park
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