Daylight pictures shine at Star theatre with new screen
Star theatre installs a daylight screen and ceiling lights improving visibility and steadiness of films. Manager Coldren notes easier seating, clearer view, and less motion. Younger patrons complain spoiling mood as couples share space more openly during performances.
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Star Theatre
Coldren
Swain
Iowa City Stockman May Recover Health
A cheering message from LaSalle Hill reports Sam Williamson of Iowa City improving after a fatal fire that killed Thom Adams. Doctors and Ralph Williamson of Davenport say his lungs are less damaged than feared and he remains in good condition despite the ordeal.
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Iowa City
LaSalle
Hil
Sam Williamson
Thomas Adams
Ralph Williamson
Davenport
Williamson
Sermon Converts Man to Confession of Rancher’s Slaying
Stephen La Porte testified at his Chicago trial that a Salvation Army sermon quoting Come unto me moved him to confess to killing Walter Taylor, a rancher from this region, claiming self defense. He said he told the police his earlier altar confession after attending the Chicago service.
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Tucson
Christ
Stephen la Porte
Chicago
Walter Taylor
la Porte
Taylor
Salvation Army
Jesus
Beef Special Reaches a Thousand Farmers in Iowa Tour
A thousand farmers were reached today by the beef special speakers on their second day tour beginning in Creston and stopping at Cumberland Mesena Bridgewater Fontanelle Greenfield Orient and Spaulding. Rex Beresford W Hu en Ames Charles Escher Jr and Abram spoke on beef production the cattle situation and cheaper production. The tour plans further visits to Afton Murray Osceola Chariton Russell Melrose and Albia tomorrow.
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Creston
Cumberland
Massena
Bridgewater
Fontanelle
Greenfield
Orient
Spaulding
Rex Beresford
Town Beef Producers’ Association
W. Huen
Ames
Charles Escher, Jr
Abram
Iowa
Afton, Murray, Oscelola
Chariton
Russel
Melrose
Albia
Coughing at Night Sleepless Family Warned in Mich
A Mich man from Shaffer reports a bad cough kept his family awake. He tried Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and soon his cough eased and he slept through the night, claiming renewed strength after using the remedy.
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Phil
Disorneau
Shaffer
Mich
Foley
Lemmon’s . Pharmacy
Iowa Crops Set New Records in 1912
Dr. George M. Chappel reports Iowa produced a record crop season with total value 397.2 million dollars, up nearly 8.2 million from 1911. Corn led production at 421,368,500 bushels worth about 151.7 million, with oats, spring wheat, and winter wheat also at peak yields and higher values across most crops.
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Iowa
George M. Chappel
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Chappel
Heir to $20 000 000 Married This Week
William Zeiglar Brandt heir to a $20 million estate, adopted at five by the baking powder magnate, wed Gladys Watson at the St Regis Hotel. Rev George Zanderwater officiated as the couple departed for a private yacht honeymoon, after the news reached Davenport.
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Davenport
A. C. Brandt
William Zeiglar
George Zanderwater
St. Andrews
Gladys Watson
St. Regis
Brandt
Zeiglar
Deportation Bid For Finkelstein From Waterussia
Louis Finkelstein, 25, a Waterussia native, is jailed in Dubuque on $1000 bail while awaiting U S immigration action. Arrested by J L Whitenfield in St Louis, he faces deportation after Dubuque parties accuse him of immorality and label him an undesirable citizen. Friends say a rail-out effort is planned and the case may go to Washington.
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Wubuque
Louis Finkelstein
Waterussia
County
United States Immigration Bureau
Finkelstein
J. L. Whitenfield
Immigration Office
St. Louis
Dubuque
Warsaw
Friends of
Washington
Closing Out Sale at Wonderly Farm Near Crawfordville
A public sale for D Z Wonderly farm items begins at 10 a m on Wednesday December 11 1912. The inventory includes four horses two brood mares a bay gelding and two colts a Jersey cow and two more milk cows plus several calves sows shoats and farming machinery such as a top buggy car riage wagons a Deering hay rake a Morrison plow and a Jones mower.
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D. Z. Wonderly
Crawfordaville
Ainsworth
Morrison Sang
Jones
Auction items and property notices from Washington County Iowa
This excerpt lists farm implements and household goods for sale under court notice in Washington County Iowa with terms for payment. It then details a lengthy district court case in 1913 involving David Blankenhorn and many defendants over disputed real estate in sections 33 34 township 75 north range 6 west and surrounding parcels. The notice urges unknown claimants to respond before the January term.
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Washington County
Iowa
David Blankenhorn
May Wooley
Henry Nabb
William Strian
Robert I. Strain
Nancy I. Strain
Harry Strain
Nancy J. Strain
Albert M. Fisher
Ruben E. Fisher
Reubin FE. Fisher
Reuben BK. Fisher
Nancy Fisher
A. M. Fisher
Alexander Seber
Elizabeth Seber
Alexander H. Minteer
Margaret P. Mint Eer
A. H. Minteer
Alexander Seeber
Elizabeth Seeber
Rossanna J. Mintier
Rossana J. Mintier
Rosanna J. Mintier
Rebecca Crawford
Walter Briggs
Charles J. Mize
J. Mize
Sarah Mize
Mary T. Briggs
Joseph Neal
Rosannah Neal
Rosanna Neal
Martha Crawford
Austin Crawford
Mary Crawford
Francis M. Crawford
Mary E. Crawford
J. W. Crawford
William B. Crawford
Mary
Clerk of the District Court of
Atle
Wash
Kicher & Cag Attorneys
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D. F. Macon
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Iowa Gas & Electric CO