Forfeited bonds don’t free pair in Walker County case
Steve and Joe Dolan brothers were arrested for driving while intoxicated and disturbing a public gathering after a wreck near the chautauqua tent at Walnut and Iowa streets. Bonds were forfeited and rearrest warranted. both released at 2 am with Steve posting $100 and Joe $25. Mrs Brockett injured in the crash saw the sedan collide and explode.
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Steva
Joe
Dolan
Walnut
Iowa
Issas
Steve Dolan U
Chautauqua Association
R. W. Brockett
Chautauqua
Mira
Avitt Street
Brockett
Dolanrothers
Mr. Brockett
Steve Dolan
Jas Dolan
Outlook Brightens for Dairy Exhibition Horse Show
Hope rises for the Dairy Cattle Congress linked Belgian Horse show near with Sept 26 to Oct 1 dates. E S Estel reports strong breeder interest, 300 exhibitors in 1921, and W P Kennedy and H Bell to judge and assist. McMillan notes a rising horse labor demand and fewer young horses, with western shipments to meet farm needs. Wayne Dinemore cites 135 country auctions backing the surge. Wyoming reports surplus.
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Pramftum
Dairy Cattle Congress
United States
Estel
Con. Steel. Y
Bstel
Wall
Kennedy
H. Bell
Wooster
Sioux Falls
S. C
H. G. McMillan
Farmer and Breeder
Wayne Dinemore
The
Horse Association of America
McAfillan
Wyoming
One Up at the Turn in Rough for John Black
John Black, famed golfer, remains in rough shape after a serious auto crash near Irvington last Monday night. He won a qualifying round but lies in bed with a head injury and several broken ribs as doctors expect a return to play, aided by his iron will and a small medical entourage.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Cal
John Black
Black
Irvington
Herbert Hamilton Brown
San Francisco
Colfer
Altho
Raymond Wayland
L. S. Anderson
Open Pit Mine Wonder Draws Minnesota Trip Report
Mr and Mrs Leon A Link and their son Bobbie and Mr and Mrs H L Worrell and daughter Esther returned from a one day motor trip through Minnesota camping on Lakes Jermillion and noting heavy army blankets used each night They saw an open iron mine at Hibbing described as the largest in the world seven trainloads of ore moving from the pit at once Hibbing town being rebuilt with up to 200 new buildings under construction They traveled 1150 miles and reported no highway affected by rain with paving ongoing and gravel on non hard surfaced roads
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Leon A. Link
Bobbie
H. L. Worrell
Esther
Minnesota
Jermillion
Link
St. Paul
Duluth
Tower
Minn
Iron Range
Virginia
Hibbing
Brainerd
United States Steel Coronation
Beachler Sells Many Chautauqua Tickets
Rev W H Beachler acted as a salesman at the chautauqua selling 738 of 800 tickets for next year's session. He, with W N A Lane and others, circulated through the audience after Mercer Concerts and Dr Cadman addresses, promising to sell the remaining tickets at tonight's close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Beachler
Chautauqua
Mercer Concerts Company
5. Parkes Cadman
Mr. Beachler
Wnl A. Lane
Waterloo
Divine
Beachler
Watermelon Freight Drives Up Local Prices in Waterloo
A telegram to M. L. Bowman, secretary of the Greater Waterloo association, from a Mississippi grower reveals freight costs for watermelons. The grower offers melons at one and a quarter cents per hundred pounds, but freight of 70 cents per hundred pounds from Watervalley makes the delivered price skyrocket. The note highlights a curious imbalance where the grower gets about one fiftieth of carrier earnings for delivery. The text also references unsettled figures in Britain's cartography and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bowman
Greater
Waterloo
City in Brief: Area Notes and Travel Plans
Local notices from Waterloo and surrounding areas record residents at homes and visits, travel to Sioux City and Portland, and short trips to Troutdale and Lake Okoboji. A scarlet fever case is reported at 732 Dawson Street involving Margery Will, age four. Several residents return from trips to Chicago, The Dells, Gedar Lake, and Minnesota destinations.
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Oma Werter
Town Street
Y. Zwisler
Ryan, Ja
Harry Rowell
Child
Sioux City
Portland
C. J. Knapp
Center Street
Troutdale-in-the-Pines
Evergreen
Cole
Ray Seney
Mason City
H. E. Netcott
Locust Street
Health Department
Dawson Street
Margery Will
Watermelon crop prospects dim in Cedar Falls region
Cedar Falls Aug 2 James Oster of two miles north of New Hartford reported in Cedar Falls that his two aeréal of Watermelons of the Collective sWeal variety show poor setting. Grounds wetness and last Monday hail are blamed for misshapen fruit and reduced prospects. Oster plans to relocate to a 160 acre farm six miles northwest next March. J M Byers near Cedar Falls boasts an apple orchard with 22 varieties and 80 trees bearing, including Wealthy Greenings Snow Fetoskeys Wallbridge and Whitney crabs, wind damage noted but prospects still strong. Threshing resumes after heavy rains, with growers optimistic about finish. Leases for next year being drawn on cash rental basis from five to ten dollars per acre, some share leases still used. Various local residents and workers are noted with travel plans and farm duties.
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Cedar Falls
James Oster
New Hartford
Oster
BE. C. Intoe
Old Home
First Street Road
J. M. Byers
Wallbridge
Byers
Tetadlords
Revisit of boyhood home marked by Indiana visitor
Milton Harmon and his son traveled from Indiana to La Porte City to renew ties with his Spring Creek township kin. They plan brief Cedar Rapids area visits before returning home, while a busy summer schedule unfolds with church activities, socials, and family gatherings in the community.
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la Porte City
Milton Harmon
Har. Ind
D. Fr. Harmon
Spring Creek Township
Mr. Harmon
Jowa
Insia
Jin
Ia.j
Ira Harmon
Perry Harmon
Upana
David Winchell
Independence
Business Men Aid Camp Ingahooc Visit
A group led by C. Simmons and R. J. Hoxie visited Camp Ingahooc to inspect the camp plan meals, and a full evening program. About 100 Boy Scouts and officials attended, with swims, parade, games, camp fire, and an officers’ council scheduled, plus calisthenics and bunk making the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Simmons
R. J. Hoxie
Camp
Ingahooc
George C. Welker
July Building Shows Big Gain Above 195 Percent
Building operations last month surged with Edward Mahnke noting a 195 percent rise over July 1921 figures. The building commissioner issued 65 permits for new structures and alterations, including 13 for new buildings and 18 for private garages, while alterations filled the rest. Fees credited to the city totaled 235 dollars. Mahnke’s report was filed with the city clerk today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mahnke
Mahnke
Independence Car Stolen in Early Morning Theft
Police received a report from J. K. Kay ser of Independence Iowa requesting Waterloo police to locate a stolen 1915 Ford roadster. The green car with yellow stripes bears license 15-1445 and was taken from Kay ser's garage at about 12 40 a m.
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Independence
J. K. Kayser
Waterloo
Steel Pierces Eye At Work In Locomotive Shop
John J. Ketler a machinist living at 608 Saxon Street was injured when a piece of steel pierced his left eye while he was working at a locomattya in Illinois Central shops. He received painful injury yesterday and is under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ketler
Saxon Street
Illinois Central
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Wilbur
Mille
Sarah Bernhardt
England
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Lake Okoboji
Iowa City
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Chicago
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Tutter
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Lorenzen
Ates
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Oak Ridge
Peter Mowmer
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T. E. Sherman
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Bell Totem Phone Company
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Daytona
Vinton
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William Miller
Orangeville, Jr
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Airs
John Miller
Miller
Thistle Rebekah Lodge
Fultz
Ivan
Yom
Hina Kelley
Cedar Heights
G. H. Nies
Lawrence Hedard
Teachers College
Esther Coffin
Myre
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Marshalltown
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L. A. Danton
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