Hull 15 Leader For Y Canvass
Harter B Hull will direct the Young Men's Christian Association annual subscription canvass announced by C W Chapman and Allen H Head. Hull will form an executive committee and reveal personnel soon. Funds will support aged programs, colored boys work, Hi Y activities, camps, Americanization and community work with remodeling plans tied to canvass results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter B. Hull
Young Man's Christian Association
C. W. Chapman
Allen H. Head
Bull
Engineer Tally Recount Nears Approval of $500
A report notes a forthcoming engineer tally recount tied to an approval of five hundred dollars. The item highlights funding steps and potential impacts on a local project.
Ascalon Commandery Plans Easter Service
Ascalon commandery No. 25 Knights Templar will hold a 3 p.m. Easter service at Christ Episcopal church. Members meet at 2 p.m. in the asylum, then march to the church at 2:30. Rev. Ernest Mounsey presides, assisted by prelate N. S. Huntington. All knights, families, and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascalon Commandery
Knights Templar
Christ Episcopal Church
Ernest Mounsey
N. S.+Huntington
R. A. Buck
Russell L. DeGon
Year for Forger Pleading Guilty
R. E. Hatch pleaded guilty before Judge J. B. Boles to an indictment charging forgery and received a year in the county jail. Indictments against Jess Bell and John Leeland for perjury at the grand jury testimony in the city tiee probe were continued. Bell’s appearance bond raised to $2,000. Separate trial granted. Demetri Suberl, driver in the fatal Rainbow drive case, charged with failure to report or aid. Trial set for May term. B Morrison’s appearance bond forfeited for cheating by false pretenses. bond $600 posted by D. V. Stranahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E
Hatch
J. B. Boles
Jess Bell
John Leeland
Bell
Demetri Suberl
Hugh Curry
Rainbow Drive
B. Morrison
Morrison
D. V. Stranahan
Woman Charges Fraud in Trade
Minnie A. Steuerwald sues Franklin A. Scott and A. G. Adams for damages over an autumn Waterloo property exchange. She alleges misrepresentations on Adams property value, aiming to swap her Logan Avenue homestead, valued at 10,500 dollars, for a Kern Street bungalow in Grandview and a half interest in another asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. Steuerwald
Franklin A. Scott
A. G. Adams
Waterloo
Adams
Logan Avenue
Grandview
Kern Street
Property Lot 6 in Shullam’s Third Addition Condemned
Lot 6 block 7 in Shullam's third addition known as Haletead street Place are described as owned by Mr Adams a Benton County resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shullam
Haletead Street
Adams
Benton County
Referendum Vote on School Lunch Hour Length Underway
The school board debates changing the 75 minute and 60 minute noon intermission in senior and junior high schools. Secretary Braun notes light postcard turnout with a slight edge for the longer lunch period, while Brinn expects a special meeting after results are reviewed. Ballots arrive slowly as the regular board meeting nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WT. Braun
Board of Education
Brinn
High Property Exchange Locks $71,000 Deal
G H Scully of Allen Land Co closes a deal conveying the Galloway property on Falls Avenue and a 143 acre Chickasaw county farm. J W Potter acquires Garland Bros general merchandise stock at Tripoli in exchange. Total value listed as $71,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIG Property Exchange
Galloway
Falls Avenue
Chickasaw County
G. Hi.scully
Allen Land Company
J.W. Potter
Garland Bros
Tripoli
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
John W. Costello of Burlington and Ida F. Adams of Waterloo. Lou J. Roemer of Fairfield and Margaret Rushek of Cedar Rapids. The notices document four marriage licenses granted in the period, listing each couple's names and home towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Costello
Burlington
Ida F. Adams
Waterloo
Lou J. Roemer
Fairfield
Margaret Rushek
Cedar Rapida
Donations to Party Not Told: Bickelberg
County attorney guidance on election expense affidavits leaves donations unrecorded if not spent by a candidate. No trip mayoralty candidate Louis M. Bickelberg questions disclosures, noting utilities may aid with nonreportable in kind contributions. He argues every cent spent for or against a candidate should be accounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
C. C. MacKay
W. D. Johnson
Gnagy
Louis KM. Bickelberg
Notrip
Pubtic
Iaw
Waterloo
Droputaltion Exonerates William Smith in Drink Case
In municipal court yesterday afternoon William Smith, colored, was exonerated of the charge of illegal sale of liquor. The trial followed a hearing that exposed discrepancies in claimed expenditures, including amounts cited as $278 and $2,1700, casting doubt on the prosecution's case and leading to acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Pleasant Surprise Remedy helps father’s stomach illness
A reader recalls his father suffering for years from stomach and gallbladder issues. After three doctors diagnosed cancer or gall stones, a friend recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. One bottle allegedly restored strength, claiming to remove all stomach inflammation and intestinal ailments. Ad promises money back after one dose and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Father
Mora
Gruggista
Timely Beauty Hints on Hair Shampoo Use
Society women wash their own hair to ensure beauty and safety. A home made canthrox mixture, about 3 percent cost per shampoo, dissolves a teaspoonful in hot water to make enough shampoo for all hair. The solution removes oil dirt and dandruff, leaving hair fluffy, lustrous, and soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jis
Judge rules evidence insufficient to convict in local case
The judge, O. B. Courtright, found the evidence insufficient to convict. Ed Brown, described as colored, received a sentence of 10 days in the county jail on a following charge.
Charge of Indecent Conduct In Police Court Morning
A charge of indecent conduct was brought in police court this morning after a prraloned incident. The case proceeded with standard arraignment and was continued for further evidence.
How TIZ Helps Sore Feet and Foot Comfort
A vintage ad promotes TIZ as relief for sore tired and swollen feet. It claims to ease corns bunions and raw spots, reduce shoe tightness, and prevent limping. The copy pledges quick action, a year of comfort, and cheap price.
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Ascalon
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U.S
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
Bickelberg
Gray
Babylon
Cleopatra
Mark Antony
Mme. de Pompadour
Louis XV
Mqliver
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