Court Rules For Lakeview State Bank In Calfornia Note Case
In Davenport Nebraska last afternoon Judge Woodrough ruled for Lakeview State Bank of Chicago against T. J. Colthurst of Ainsworth for collection of a note. Judgment totaled 4518.93 including interest. Bank claimed purchase of the note in good faith for value before maturity without notice of infirmity. Trial focused on bank’s good faith and value of the paper. The ruling may be appealed to the circuit court of appeals at St Paul.
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Fede
Davenport
W. Woodeouth
Omaha
Favo
Lakeview State Bank of
Chicago
T. J. Colthurst
Ainsworth
Pee
Colthurset
Daniel Weees
Chicaco Bank
Livingston & Richer
Materivy
Circnit Court of Appeals
St. Pau
Funeral services for Mrs Louis Eagle held at St James
Funeral services for Mrs Louis Eagle were held yesterday morning at nine o'clock at St James Catholic church with Reverend Father Doyle in charge. Pallbearers included Dr J A Marie John Brownhausen John Buckley Joe Wolfe William Ruebeam and Albert Donovan. Interment followed in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Louis Eagle
St James Catholic Church
Father Doyle
J. A. Marie
John Brownhausen
John Buckley
Joe Wolfe
William Ruebeam
Albert Donovan
Elm Grove Cemetery
Takening a bath with riffs hs pound series of sweats
Takinig his five bath in a native bath house describes stairs through a door to undressing rooms and tiling floors. An Arab assistant helps across slick surfaces. The narrator details steam rooms hot water buckets and cold rinses after washing and soaping. He calls the experience the finest bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quezzan
Takifig
Laree
James H Potter Former Resident of Washington County Dies
James H Potter died suddenly at Fairfield on Wednesday at age 64 from heart disease. He formerly lived in Washington County and farmed near Fairfield after working at Rock Island Arsenal during WWI. Funeral set for Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Ainsworth Methodist church. He leaves a Denver brother and three nieces and a nephew.
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James H. Potter
Fairfield
Washington County
Aineworth
Potter
Lousa County
Cairo
Stephen Potter
Famly
Hith and Township
Ainsworth
Rock Island
Pairfield
Union Date United Brether Church
Highland Township
Woodman Lodge
John Potter
Denver
Clark Wood
Ishmael Willis
Os Moines
Carl Marr
Morris Steele
Davenport
Library Notes on Knitting Crochet Books and Books for Girls
Library offers eleven Corticelli vara crochet books with lessons and project directions for sweaters hats bags lace and afghans The works The cult of the needle and The craft of the Crochet Hook by Flora Klickmann appeal to knitters The Mary Frances Knitting and Crochet Book by Jane Fryer guides doll outfits for girls
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Flora Klickmann
Itil
Mary Frantes
Jove Fryer
Debate to be Broadcast From Sears Radio Station WLS
Arrangements are made for a broadcast debate on Friday October 20 from 8 to 9 P M at Sears Roebuck Radio Station WLS The topic asks if the 5 percent freight rate increase sought by western railroads should be granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission Notable speakers include Byram Bradfute Dunn and Taber from the National Grange and National Farm Bureau Federation urging positions on railroad policy
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Sears-Roebuck
WLS
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Byram
O. BE. Bradfute
National Farm Bureau Federation
Samuel O. Dunn
Railway Ace
Taber
National Grange
Sincere thanks for flowers and kindness after sorrow
We, the Harmeier and Earle families, express heartfelt thanks for the beautiful flowers and many kindnesses shown by neighbors and friends during our recent sorrow. Ed Harmeier Frank Earle and son Frank join in grateful appreciation.
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Eagie
Ed Harmeier
Frank Earle
Frank
Shenandoah Man Sues Manganese Mine Over Poison Claim
Garrett H. Haun of Shenandoah county sues his former manganese mining employers for 25000 damages alleging permanent health injury from manganese poisoning. He says international specialists treated him and the firm failed to comply with state health laws.
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Winchester
Garrett H. Haun
Shenandoah County
Homecoming Game Between Graceland and Central Called Off
Graceland College and Central College postponed their homecoming clash due to heavy snowfall. Weather forced cancellation, affecting plans and scheduled entertainment for students and alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathom
Graceland College
Central College
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief Nationwide
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as permanent relief for constipation and related health issues. It claims doctors recommend it, guarantees purchase price refunds if relief is not permanent, and promotes daily intake with meals or in recipes. The product is described as Battle Creek made and sold by grocers nationwide.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Michigan
Man's Body Found Near Pilotsburg
The sheriff and coroner were summoned to Wellman to the home of Wil Vorel a 56 year old bachelor whose body was found by neighbor Will Patterson about ten o clock in the barn of the farm one and a half miles west of Pilotsburg Vorel had left home Wednesday afternoon for groceries was last seen alive about five o clock that day and appeared to have suffered a stroke after placing his team in the barn Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corober
Wellman
Wil Voret
Will Patterson
Vorel
Pilotebure
New Orthophonic Victrola Demonstrated Here
R R Breese on the south side of the square displays the new Orthophonic Victrola this week attracting music lovers. The Victor product promises remarkable tone and volume and was recently announced in the Saturday Evening Post.
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R. R. Breese
Saturday Evening Post
Christmas Gites Barts Craft Classes Arrive in Washington
Miss Baker of the Dennison Paper Co arrives in Washington November 2 to lead classes on table decorations and Christmas gifts under the YWCA auspices. Classes meet daily in the Women's room, with free instruction. material costs apply. Registration through Mrs. Manton Hebner at the Y or by phone 420 Black.
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Manton Hebner
Ice Cream Output Could Supply 10 Quarts Per Person
Harrisburg report states U S ice cream production will exceed 1 200 000 000 quarts this year enough for ten quarts per person There are about 4 000 ice cream plants nationwide said Fred Rasmussen executive secretary of associated ice cream manufacturers
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Harrisburg
United States
Fred Rasmussen
Associated Ice Cream Manufacturers
Lacquered furniture popular among society in London
In London on October 9 reports say lacquered fur niture has become a fashionable choice for high society. A blue toned bedroom suite was completed for the Queen of Spain. Princess Mary Lascelles coordinates ex-soldiers from Lord Roberts Workshops to furnish her new home Egerton Lodge in Newmarket. The design blends ivory ground with red blue and green colorings.
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London
Spain
Mary Lascelles
Lord Roberts Workshops
Egerton Lodge
Newmarket
Cedar Rapids The Washington Visits Harrisburg Tech
Cedar Rapids The Washington football team travelled to Harrisburg Pennsylvania to play Harrisburg Tech on Saturday.
Mayor Warns Against Pranks Saturday Night
Mayor George Inxwell cautions boys about Halloween mischief advising good behavior. He warns that spirits and supernormal power tempt misdeeds and urges respecting property and laws. He notes a police presence and urges cautious steps to avoid trouble this Halloween night.
Pace That Thrills Ends Run At Fox Theatre
Warner Richmond recalls football days as he tumbles down stairs for a key scene in The Pace That Thrills, top stars Ben Lyon and Miry Astor watching as director Webster Campbell and producer Paul Hudson worry over the stunt. Richmond survives unharmed and quips falling is easy if the body relaxes. Supporting players include Tully Marshall, Fritar Brunette, Thomas Holding, Evelyn Walsh Hall, Charles Gever and others.
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Esiewe
Warner Richmond
First National
Fox Theatre
Ben Lyon
Miry Astor
Richmond
Webster Campbell
Paul Hudson
Unawaring
PE O
University of Virginia
Tully Marshall
Fritar Brunette
Thomas Holding
Evelyn Walsh Hall
Charles Gever
Oth
Track team starts early indoor practice in Iowa City
Iowa track athletes begin workouts on the big indoor track with three months until competition. Light sessions focus on key relay and fitness strategies while weight men train outdoors through December aiming to field a squad that wins more outdoor Big Ten weight event points than rivals.
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Iowa City
Charles Brooking
Haro'd
Phelps
Iowa
For Sale Items and Apples Auction Notice
For Sale listing offering three 6-volt and one 12-inch storage batteries, several bushels of Roman Beauties and Greenings apples at low prices. Contact 717 Green, 2012 Burlington. William Hreitenstein, 72, died from injuries in a car accident. advertisement appears.
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Burlington
Wiliam Hreitenstein
Forty New Civil Docket Entries Filed for November Term
The clerk's docket shows forty new cases for the November term, including several foreclosures and multiple divorce actions. Two new divorce filings were noted Hilda Lyons versus O L Lyons and Sofia Edwards versus Harry Edwards, with additional divorce suits listed such as Earl Bickford versus Charlotte Bickford Nina Ellis versus Lloyd Ellis Ilda Mae Anderson versus William Anderson Nina Lautton versus William Lutton and Robert W Hyde versus Nellie M Hyde. An annulment suit Lorena Pelo versus Agop Pelo is also on record along with three criminal cases including wife desertion and one forgery.
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Law and Equity
Hilda Lyons
Oo. L. Lyon
Sofia Edwards
Harry Edwards
Earl Bickford
Charlotte Bickford
Nina E. Ellis
Lloyd Ellis
Ilda Mae Anderson
William ©. Anderson
Nina Lautton
William W. Lutton
Robert W. Hyde
Nellie M. Hyde
Lorena Pelo
Agop Pelo
Football series to determine 1926 national champion planned
Philadelphia reports a plan to stage a national college football championship during the Sesqui Centennial celebration. A committee will select top teams from the East, Midwest, Pacific, and South for two semifinal games on November 29 30 and a final on December 4 with 120000 capacity at the municipal stadium. Leading officials and coaches including Knute Rockne and Andy Smith have expressed support.
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Philadelphia
United States
George W. Orton
William M. Hollenback
Eard
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Vane
Orton
John I. Griffiths
A. A. Stage
Knute Rockne
Andy Smith
Big Eastern College
Hollenback
Fairfield Gloves Gain Fans Amid Honest Buying Claims
A Crawfords ville shopper bought 5 dozen Husking Gloves and praised Fairfield brand for durability and seam strength. He said cheaper gloves wore out faster and required more replacements, boosting his savings with Fairfield.
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Reman
Crawfordsville
Fairfield
Klein Klothing Kompany
Time Flies Laundry Service Promises Quick Winter Deliveries
A local laundry service trumpet invites customers to try their cold day pickup and return promises. It pledges extra care and timely orders to satisfy housewives during October and winter.
Colored Singers To Appear Here Tuesday Evening
The Knoxville college quarter representing the United Presbyterian church will appear at the First United Presbyterian church Tuesday at 7 30. De ROW. McGranahan secretary and Dr John A Cotton principal of Henderson Institute will accompany. The quartet tours the country and has won enthusiasm. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Knoxville College
United Presbyterian Church
South
First United Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
de Row. McGranahan
John A. Cotton
Henderson Institute
North Carolina
Weather turns milder after icy cold night
Last night dropped to six degrees above zero with melting snow and a warmer forecast for tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 28 degrees and today’s temperatures are notably higher. In community notes thanks are given for kindness after illness and death. Sioux City unit officers of the Town, WCT, were re elected at yesterday’s convention.
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Sioux City
Wct
Washington High Faces Tough Test at Fairfield
Washington high school football heads to Fairfield for a hard game after Fairfield opened with a Cedar Rapids win and beat Bill Kelly’s team last season 17 to 14. Coach McKinstry plans to take fifteen players by train with potential auto passengers if roads allow.
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Qedar Rapids
Washington High
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids
Bill Kelly
Lince
Ceder Rapids
Washington Fairfield
Patrfield
Washington
Farfield
McKinstry
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Mrs. Eagle
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Library Notes
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All-Bran
Man
Pilotsburg
Barts
Harrisburg Tech
George Inxwell
Hallowe'en
Uic
Ers
Freedfisemann
Gadillac
Fred-Eisemann
Tire Shop
Victor
Miss Hamilton
Y. M. Crk
Breese
Krouth
Dprtformine Champs
Singere and
Rey
Sutton
B. Knox
Sherman Knox
Fred Diller
John Lowry
James Davis
Will
Washington High School
Air
Kohler Electric
New York
Cleveland
Aira! Matl
Farmersville
Kohler Electric Plant
D.C
Koller
Kohler Attomatic
Atv
Washington Steam Laundry
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