Iowa Court Actions Range From Insurance Policy to Tax on Lumber
The Fort Dodge federal court ruled Bertha Bradley may only recover the first premium on a New York Life policy after the agent’s illness delayed delivery. A town council dispute over lumber bills in O'Brien county ended with a judgment favoring the seller. Des Moines federal court sentenced ten men for Camp Dodge thefts, with varied terms and advice from Judge Wade. Kansas City judge Pollock, a Roosevelt appointee, began in Montezuma and rose to the federal bench. Logan v Davis settled long litigation over land title and rental damages, reduced on appeal. A tragic influenza era fire case in Jones county ended in a one third to relatives compromise. A statewide campaign against anti Americanism gains momentum with mass meetings raising funds for Americanization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icmedia Ares Bradley
Algona
Bradley
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Martin J. Wade
Frank Blizek
Jones County
Blezek
Bilezek
Ietuaek
Blizek
World Day Flight Skips Sunset Across Equator
If you could fly nonstop at 14009 miles per hour for 24 hours starting noon at the equator going west, the sun would stay above you the whole day while the Earth completes one full rotation beneath your feet.
King's New Sideuveny and standard relief for colds
Vintage ad copy touts King's New Sideuveny as a reliable remedy for the cold and cough. It markets a bottle priced 60 cents to 1.20 dollars and claims family-friendly use with a quick effect.
Stubborn Bowels Tamed by Druggist's Remedy
A vintage advertisement notes a product claimed to aid digestion and bowel regularity offered by a druggist at 25 cents per bottle. The call to action urges readers to purchase to restore the digestive system.
State Banks Show Gain in Resources
State banks savings banks and trusts under the state banking department report an overall rise in resources, with gains totaling over 177 million since 1918 and 1919. Consolidated resources exceed 738 million, driven by loans deposits and securities held by state banks and savings institutions.
Balance Sheet Figures and Changes in Bank Assets
The report lists assets and liabilities with detailed figures for vault cash, other assets, and total assets of 36,271,933.14. It shows increases in loans, U.S. securities, cash in vault, and credits subject to sight drafts, alongside changes in capital stock, surplus, profits, and deposits, with decreases in bills payable and rediscounts and other liabilities. It also compares changes across November 1, 1918 and June 30, 1919, noting substantial shifts in liabilities and total assets.
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State Department of Banking
George Messenger
Eee
Consolidated Statement
United Tes
Crafts
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Securitie
United States Securities
Tae Feee
Incre
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Iowa
Ley
O’brien
Lddge Hutchinson
State Supreme Court
Tower Court
J. G. Pollock
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Montezuma
Poweshiek County
Winslow, Varnum & Polletk
Newton
United States Express Company
United States District Court
Roosevelt
W. R. Davis
Thew County
Beott
Logan
Government Land Office
Secretary of Interior
Supreme Court of the United States
Davis
Hutchinson
Supreme Court
Greater Iowa Association
Estherville
C. H. Taylor
A. H. Avery
Spencer
Ralph Miller
First National Bank
Emmett
Hee Re
Wolf's
Sherman Brothers
Washington
McKenzie & Shilling
W. J. Wilkinson
Riverside
J. D. Duncan
Cotter
Stewarts
Actiya d
White Way
Washington, Iowa
Weingarten Bros, Inc
New York
Chicago
Our
Christmas Saving Club
Stmp
Washington National Bank
Miles Bradford
Bradford
Ashby & Work
Morrison Bldg
North Side
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