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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1921

Page

10

Judge Courtright deals with moonshine source case in Waterloo

In Waterloo city court Judge Courtright presided over intoxication cases. James Saul admitted buying moonshine from an unnamed bootlegger, receiving a suspended $100 fine for providing crucial information. George Goodfellow and Fred Schneck faced similar confrontations over liquor sourcing, with Goodfellow jailed for 30 days and Schneck forfeiting a $25 bond.

C. B. Courtright Jamesul Water Street Bell Saul Ary Saul Courtright Nudge Walter R. French Eprunk Ourtright George Goodstrow Goodfellow Commercial Street City of

Three-Year-Old Nephew Dies of Blood Poisoning

Mrs Lee Faulkner travels from 1438 Second Street West to Westport South Dakota for the funeral of Donald Buttke three year old son of Mrs Warren Buttke. The child died in Aberdeen hospital from scalp injury related blood poisoning. Warren Buttke died in the first influenza epidemic. Great grandmother Mrs W J Standish at a daughter’s home near Jesup. Grandmother Mrs Nettie Buttke farms near Westport.

Jesup Nettie Buttke Donald Westport

Incomes of Waterloo Residents in 1868 Revealed in Assessor List

Historical 1868 income figures show Waterloo wealthier locals earning over 1000 dollars annually with many names including bankers, lawyers, merchants, and capitalists. The list notes exemptions, mentions surviving figures Horace Boies and H B Allen in California, and compares past incomes to present.

Waterloo Smart & Parrott Counry Black Hawk County Oliver Peabody Horace _ Boies H. B. Allen California

Iowa Corporations to Pay $90 Million in Taxes This Year

Des Moines reports by the bureau of internal revenue show Iowa corporations will pay about 90.005 million dollars in taxes this year. Domestic firms taxed at 1 per 1000 with a 5,000 exemption. foreign firms taxed 1 per 1000 with no exemption. Domestic filings total 103.185 million in capital. foreign capital stock last year reached 172.516 million. Existing firms expanded capital by 56.385 million, with total corporate capitalization rising due to new ventures and larger stocks.

Des Moines Bureau of Internal Revenue Corporation Iowa Secretary of State

LINK BACK FROM TOUR FINDS GOOD AND BAD ROADS

Mr and Mrs Leon Link of 430 Bayard street returned from Chicago after attending the Pageant of Progress and visiting Milwaukee with Mrs Link s sister and brother in law They traveled by auto and reported the Hawkeye highway to Dubuque in good condition while the Lincoln highway between Cedar Rapids and Clinton was rough with 10 to 15 mile detours West of Clinton paving work caused delays He praised the Scenic highway from Dubuque to Clinton via Magouketa as a fine drive.

Leon Link Bayard Street Chicago Milwaukee Wis Cedar Rapids Clinton Link Geners Ill Trin Dubuque Mr. Link

See ks Divorce After 39 Years Wedded Life

Delia Ayers filed for divorce from Thomas F Ayers after 39 years of marriage alleging cruel treatment. They wed January 27, 1882, when Mrs Ayers was 19. she is now 58 and unable to earn a living. The couple owns half of lot 7.

Thomas F. Ayers Delia Ayers

Woman Seeks Half Interest and Alimony in Property Case

Mrs Ayers claims she furnished 1300 of her funds in June 1916 to help pay for the property and seeks decree of an undivided half of the property, one third of her husband’s property, plus 50 monthly permanent alimony. She asks for 50 temporary alimony and 250 attorneys fees and petitions for an injunction to stop her husband from entering the premises at 210 Ninth street east or molesting her.

Wallace to Host Banquet for Son's Wedding in Cedar Rapids

Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace visits Cedar Rapids to attend son John B. Wallace's marriage to Margaret Powell. A luncheon at the Rotary Club will honor him, with Lions Kiwanis and Gyro clubs invited. City officials and business leaders to attend. Mrs Wallace may give an address. A tour of cereal mills and an automobile drive are planned during his stay.

Cedar, Rapids Henry C. Wallace John B. Wallace Margaret Powell William P. Powell Rotary Club Wallace Lions Kiwanis Mra Wallace

Woman’s health remedy praised for all women

An advertisement argues that women of all backgrounds face nervous strain and sickness from overwork and social pressures. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an efficient restorative and standard remedy for ailments attributed to women.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Bucking the Tiger at Crystal Theatre This Week

Selznick drama Bucking the Tiger opens at Crystal Theatre on Thursday through Saturday set in frozen northern wastes. Conway Tearle plays MacDonald a disgraced heir with Winifred Westover co starring. As a added draw Crystal Deluxe entertainers perform live plus a comedy and news reel. Ridin Romeo stars Tom Mix as a western hero in the new picture about a baby crying and a milk bottle.

Valave A. Ridin Romeo Seanus Fox News Globe Selznick Lrystal Far Conway Tearle MacDonald Winifred Westover Crystal Deluxe Crystal Theatre Tom Mix Feils

The Standard Oi Company Showcases Enduring Industry

The article praises the Standard Oi Company of Indiana as an exemplar of durable industry and lasting progress. It links industrial achievement to long term benefit for posterity, asserting the value of practical gains and the preservation of Caruso’s voice as an enduring aesthetic contribution.

Standard Oil Company Indiana Standard Oi Company Caruso

Twin City Barber College Ad In Minneapolis

The barber trade offers high salaries and rapid training with an advanced method of instruction. An employment department helps graduates. Save $25 by taking the course now and request a free illustrated catalog by sending name and address. Twin City Barber College 204 Hennepin Minneapolis Minnesota.

Twin Cuby Barber College Hennepin Minneapolis Minnesota

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