Nelson Sentenced for Stealing Hogs in Wellman Area
Harry Nelson pleaded guilty to stealing a large number of hogs near Wellman and was sentenced to up to five years at hard labor in Fort Madison. Sheriff McCarty took him to the penitentiary. Co-defendant Charles Scranton pled not guilty and was released on bond, with trial planned for September. Court adjourned to June 18 for term closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nelson
Wellman
Fort Madison
McCarty
Charles Scranton
Talbott
Willecockson
Sigourney
District Court
Harry Pettit
Nancy Dye
J. M. Eyestone
Pomeroy Mathers
J. Wilson
Chamberlains Tablets Offer Digestive Relief
Before consulting a specialist re garding your stomach trouble, try a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets. They cost a quarter and are almost certain to be of great benefit if digestion is impaired or if biliousness or constipation troubles you. For sale by J E Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lemmon
British ships sunk by mine or submarine losses last week
Tendon March 21. The admiralty reports the loss by mine or submarine of 1% British merchantmen last week. Of these 11 were 1,600 tons or over and six under that tonnage. Two fishing vessels were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Riverside hosts teachers study center with Cedar Falls faculty
Miss Katherine Stiechter announces a teachers study center at Riverside on Saturday March 23 with Prof Alison Aitchison and Miss Mary F Hearst from the state teachers college Cedar Falls. Morning and afternoon sessions include geography and grammar lessons and a thrift campaign talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Stiehter
Riverside
Alison Aitchison
Mary F. Hearst
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Stichter
South America
Red Cross Notes on Surgical Dressings Work
Miss Nellie Tripp to lead the 4x4 wipe effort tonight. ten new machines boost garment department capacity to expand staffing. A Read state bulletin urges efficiency without overburden, dividing work to involve all volunteers. Kalona branch reports shipments of dressings and bandages including 25 triangular and 75 SxS compresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Tripp
Ralph N. Read
Red Cross
Kalona
Split irrigation pads sought in large quantities at HQ
Report notes heavy demand for split irrigation pads by headquarters. The dressing is prepared today in the workroom. Mrs McLaughlin was busy this morning with the cutters and Mrs R M assisted nearby.
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McLaughlin
R. M
Junkin to supervise pad making this afternoon
The article notes Junkin will oversee the afternoon production of medical pads. It lists recently discontinued dressings including the 9x compress folded gauze strip heel ring and plain irrigation pads without paper back except when specially ordered.
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Junkin
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Nelson
Carty
Trator
Eugenia Mather
Frank Havel
John Lohberger
C. C. Clifton
Clarence C. Clifton
Wm. Clifton
M. P. Mead
Emma Cherry
Raymond Cherry
Lillie Pettit
Marguerite Pratt
Mabel Ross
Mary B. Kuhn
Olive W. Adams
Caroline FE. Bosley
Wynnie M. Jarvis
John 8. Jarvis
Mary E. Benz
Rex
O. Benz
Henry Hite
J. A. Wood
George Bereiter
William Sutherland
William Libe
William Ruebsam
J. B. Wallace
H. B. Yeager
Joseph Lohberger
Martin Scranton
William Hendricks
R. C. Cherry
Effie Twinam
Milton Sweet
Mabel M. Hoefort
Dhulletin Board
Lyle
Gail Greenwood
Guardian
J. B. Crooks
Wm. Hendricks, Wilson
C. M. & F. Clothing Co
Kuppenheimer House
Washington
Red
Save Health
Cascara
Hill
D. D
Sherman Bros. Pioneer Drug Store
Caner
J.C. Caner
the Evening Journal
Clark & Enslin
West Side Square
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