Vinton youths arrested for hog theft dog shooting
Vinton youths arrested after a day of reckless driving along the Waterloo Cedar Falls road. They are charged with stealing hogs from J. H. Paulger last fall, shooting on a public highway, and killing a neighbor's dog. They resisted arrest but were captured in Waterloo and jailed awaiting trial before Judge Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Spedaly
Wm. Benton
Evans Brothers
Vinton
Waverly
Waterloo
Cummins
J. H. Paulger
Mr. Benton
Cedar City
Harvesters Picnic Draws People To Cedar Falls Bank Outing
The International Harvester gathering at Cedar Falls on Aug 9 drew men women and children despite rain. A large tent sheltered demonstrations and a catered feast with watermelons and ice cream. attendees traveled by auto launches and wagon. Notables from Cedar Falls Waterloo Marshalltown and other towns attended including J. Jetmore P. Carrington and many families enjoying games campfires and socializing under the wooded riverbank setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
International Harvester
Edward Martin
Jetmore
Y W. A. Jetmore
P.C. Carrington
O. Parmelee
Hi. N. Shearer
Edith Hesse
Amelia Hecklinger
A Knoche
Carl Fish
George Hauser
T. J. Wilson
C.F. Rekers
J. M. Seltenrich
R. J. Buggy
Jd. W. Knickerbocker
R. (. Drake
A. Quarnstrom
J. G. Chamberlain
Waterloo
H. P. Herbert
Marshalltown
George Johnson
Iowa Falls
W. Pight
St. Anthony
P. RK. Howard
Gladbrook
F. &. Parsons
G. BE. Pring
Maxwell
J W. Haas
Elburn
O. W. Stevenson
Marion
EB. FE. Good
H R. Johnson
KW. Tuttle
Cedar Falla
George Yokum
W. A. Bergen
Vinton
H. C. Novak
Cedar Rapida
J. M. Fuller
Henry Linglan
Radolifta
English coach horse breeding at Beaver Valley Stock Farm
Beaver Valley stock farm near Cedar Falls showcases top English coach horses. A three year old stallion cost Dr. Kayne 5000 dollars, imported last year, while two iron gray English coach mares, three and four years old, weigh over 3300 pounds combined and cost about 1500 each. The Kaynes promote selective breeding with these imports and Mrs Kayne persuaded the purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Beaver Valley
Kayne
Chicago
M.T. Stiles
Fines Rise as Waterloo Police Record Growts
Waterloo police records show July arrest numbers rising from 214 in 1911 to 218 in 1913. This year fines totaled 522 dollars, with 178 dollars added to the city treasury in 1971. Despite two more arrests, the police court added 344 dollars to funds. magistrates sometimes struggle to collect fines from prisoners.
Rapid work on new interurban rail line near La Porte City
La Porte City August 9 transfers of property for the right of way of the W, C, F and WN railroad within the city limits are nearly complete. Surveyors from Urbana have moved the permanent line back toward Brandon and the work is nearly finished between Brandon and La Porte City. Weather permitting, construction on the segment to Brandon will start this fall with most of the right of way secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
C. FL
Urbana
Brandon
Fort Dodge Residents Visit Cedar Pats
Fort Dodge residents Mr and Mrs Warrington visit Cedar Falls at the home of his mother on West Fifth Street. Warrington is chief engineer of the Fort Dodge division of the Wingis Central railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Warrington
Fort Dodge
West Fighth Street
Mr. Warrington
Wingis Central Railway
City in Brief Eyes Train Means Discomfort and Glasses
Local notes report a string of visits and brief travels. Mrs J R Gilson arrives for a two week stay with the Gilsons from Chicago. Rev and Mrs J R Johnson enjoy a few days at Clear Lake. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston visit relatives in Iowa. Miss Wilma Walker returns from vacation with sister Mrs H Ingamells at Traer. others travel to Ireton Kahoka Colfax and Waterloo. A carload of Muscatine melons arrives from E S Cobb and Queen Council, Fraternal Union of America No. 123, holds a meeting with candidates initiated and social time afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Wilma Walker
Associated Manufacturers’ Company
H. Ingamells
Traer
A. G. Ehrhart
Herbert
Kahoka
M. B. Neff
Chautauquea Park
HW. C. Schultz
Harold G
Colfax
Town
Queen Council
Fraternal Union of America
K.P. Temple
All Plans Made for Gig Rally in Lincoln Park Tonight
Arrangements are complete for a progressive rally in Lincoln Park this evening. Committees have worked hard to ensure a big turnout with fair weather unlikely. The program includes a reception for Dr Charles Talmace from 7 to 7 30, LaRue's Waterloo band playing by the hotel, an automobile parade from 7 30 to 8, and a meeting in the park with Eamons Johnson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Ems
Charles Talmace
LaRue
Waterloo
Eamons Johnson
Specials at Koeneke's Grocery
Specials at Koeneke's Grocery include 8 for 25 cents cans of corn flakes. Crystal White Soap 25 cents per pound. coffee 65 cents per pound. Jap Tea 29 cents. good for Saturday and Monday.
Rally Promotes Equal Suffrage With Red Bandanna Sign
A community bandstand event invites a large audience to hear the fashion of the new parity discussed. Ladies are urged to attend as the party supports equal suffrage. Committees request men wear red bandannas as the bull mooser insignia. Courier wants data time savers.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Roy A. Jarnagin
W. 8Th Street
Red
Iowa
Valu
Black Hawk County
Montezuma, TA
James K Griffin
Montezuma
Mt. Vernon
Leversee
Charles
Carl C. Magee
Tulsa
Okla
Edward
Iowa City
Griffin
Methodist Church
Austin
Joder
West Fourth Street
Cedar Valley Stock Farm
Speciman
Bonaparte
E. W. Lanham
Board of Health
Ord
Lanham
Mr. Lanham
Dr. Lanham
Teachers College
All O'Eark
DD. W. Paha
Presbyterian Uphoreh Monmimneedt
Walter E. Brown
Antoinette
G. R. D. Kramer
Dot. Mont
Brown
State Teachers’ College
Northwest Country
Umder
W. A. Weperly
Earl Wild
Messrs
Coperly
Wild
State College AT
Ames
Nileson
Cedar Pats
Buchanan
Fannie Gilson
J. R. Gilson
Rev
Mrs. J. R. Johnson
Clear Lake
Robert Johnston
M. G. Munn
Ireton
Wayne Flickinger
Bessie Todd
Mediapolis
Ruth Hosteter
Misa Ethel Ware
E. S. Cobb
Orrie Evans
E. B. Church
Marshall Fenlon
Jennie Brainard
Evelyn McQuilkin
Daisy Rice
Besse Brose
Koeneke’s
Lafayette Street
Ada
Sale
Marengo
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Joder’s
The
Woods Bros
America
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