Parole for Fred Brundage After Guilty Verdict
Fred Brundage of Clarksville was paroled after a conviction on intoxication disorderly conduct and wife abuse. He is ordered to report weekly for 10 weeks and pay $10 to support his wife and child, with renewed home appreciation expected after parole. The peddler case in Cedar Falls was continued to tomorrow.
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Fred Brundage
Caldwell
Brundage
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Clarksville Fiesta Highlighted by Two Day Effort
Clarksville gears up for the annual autumn Fiesta on Wednesday and Thursday, August 23 and 24, with extensive preparations and high expectations for a record turnout. The town notes a flurry of visitors and locals traveling to and from nearby areas, while residents lend support and share news from surrounding communities.
Janesville social notes and local happenings
Galil McMurray and Vera Greenlee of Waterloo visit Janesville for a few days. Giles Leversee wins a local Janesville contest. Auctioneer Mr. Hill from Al son checks sales here. Ladies Sewing circle to meet Mrs. R. W. Kendall. Mr. Hillman of Watering spoke at Presbyterian church. Endeavor services held. Mrs. Rederus visits Grundy Center. Mrs. Robert Simpson from Washington DC visiting Ella S. Simpson. Mrs. Mike McMurry visits Minnesota. Farmers busy with sweet corn. Chaplin family back home. Township Sunday school convention set at Presbyterian church on Sept 10. Eureka Tile shipped two carloads to Readlyn. Hannah Presser to Alberta soon. Ed and Charles Walter rent 80 acre Pound farm for 1912. Farms rent for three to five dollars per acre around Janesville. Potato crop near normal price outlook. Marion Rohrbecher ill.
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Janesville
Galil McMurray
Vera Greenlee
Waterloo
Giles Leversee
Hill
Alson
Ladies Sewing Circle
R. W. Kendall
Mr. Hillman
Watering
Presbyterian Church
Endeavor
Rederus
Grundy Center
Friends
Robert Simpson
Washington, D. C
Ella S. Simpson
Mike’ McMurry
Minnesota
Alberta
Charles Walter
Alice
Ida
Marion Rohrbecher
Community notices from veterans and fraternal groups
Announcements include Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary special meeting at G. A. R. hall Thursday 8 pm, M. B. A. No. 57 regular meeting August 1 at Soash hall, Knights of Columbus Waterloo council No. 700 business session Thursday evening, Royal Neighbors thimble bee at H Kascht home Friday with country picnic plans, Robert Anderson post G. A. R. open meeting Friday Aug 25 with W. A. C. program, W. O. W. funeral for Wilbur Wanbarger Thursday 2:30 pm at Grace Methodist, Hawkeye camp No. 137 urged to meet at Soash hall 1:30 pm Thursday to attend funeral. burial at Fairview cemetery near Champ Clark Friday evening. Syndicate Theatre to show at 8 pm.
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Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Soash Hall
Knights of Columbus
Waterloo
H. Kascht
Logan Avenue
Robert Anderson
Wilbur Wanbarger
Grace Methodist Church
Hawkeye Camp
Fairview Cemetery
Woodmen Picnic Hosts Auto Prizes and Local News
Tripoli August 22 reports a perfect Woodmen Picnic with auto prizes won by Henry Haase Jr and D F P Redeman. Eleven innings saw Tripoli win the ball game. Various locals, visits, and social notes follow, including guests from Waterloo and Parentine, illness in Mitchell, a Westgate trip for a game, and a bustling canning factory season.
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Tripoli
Henry Haase, Jr
D. F P. Redeman
Sarah Kehe
Waterloo
Minerva Hattendorf
Fred Mueller
Elmwood
F. Brandt
John Wente
Parentine
Ill
Westcate
Fred Wittkop
Mitchell, S. D
Fred
William Werner
Alma Brandt
Fredericksburg
Wm. Jenks
Leo Stenzel
Bremer
John Heine
Chas, Prestlen
Waverly
Wm. Jahnke
Westgate
A. Hueter
Ray Force
Albert Jahnke
Local social notes from Geneseo area August report
Geneseo notes show visitors from Waterloo and Oran ge township. Mrs. Paul Davis and daughters, J. C. Burr rents a Buckingham farm for next year. K K Moore and family visit Geneseo friends. Lillian Mantle visits Robin Mitchell’s home. Social event includes a Ladies Aid basketball social at H S Harrington’s home Wednesday evening. Brown and Traer visitors join local gatherings. McElhinney family attend brother’s wedding in Ames.
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Geneseo
Paul Davis
Waterloo
R. M. Gunn
Andrew Speer
J. C. Burr
Buckingham
K. K. Moore
Orange Township
Geneseo Friends
Fred Lockard
Voorhies
Lillian Mantle
Robin Mitchell
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. S. Harrington
F. H. Bragonler
Traer
C. H. Brown
Des Moines Rail Way Strike Ends In Arbitration Pact
Des Moines city railway and its workers near a permanent settlement reached after a court injunction ended the August 6 strike. An arbitration clause is included, awaiting final decision on the injunction after the Iowa state fair concludes. The article notes broader regional political tensions and a separate local dressmaking parlor reopening on September 1.
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Des Moines
Des Moines City Railway
Lawrence de Graff
J. R. Harrigan
Hear Champ Clark Friday at Syndicate Theatre
Real estate transfers list from Black Hawk Co Abstract. Transactions include Ratliff to Hildebrandt land in 23 and 24-87-12 for 91 dollars, Welch to Brown lots in Heath addition La Parte for 1,600, Pommer to Bonwell multiple parcels in Prospect Heights Waterloo for 1 each, and other Waterloo Cedar Falls entries.
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Black Hawk Co
Chas. B. Ratliff
Hildebrand
Mary E. Welch
Albert F. Brown
Klark
Heath
la Parte
Sophie E. Peattle
Jno
Brunslots
West Park
Waterloo
Johanne H. Pommer
Eliza FT Bonwell
Prospect Heights
Wm. Bonwell
Gn C Bonwell
Herbert P. Cottan
Chas
J. Wild
Fast Waterloo
Harry B. Nauman
Minnie Glaza
Westfield Addition
Sailor Burke Defeats Papke in Brooklyn Bout
Sailor Burke of Brooklyn outboxed and battered Billy Papke of Illinois for ten rounds at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club. The western challenger failed to impress, drawing boos from patrons as two new state boxing commissioners watched from ringside. License notices follow with upcoming ceremony details.
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New York
Sailor Burke
Brooklyn
Billy Papke
Ilinois
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Pfeiffer Couple Stand Tried On Arson Charge
Dumont Iowa August 3 Special The preliminary hearing of Mr and Mrs A P Pfeiffer accused of setting their millinery store on fire Monday night was set for today before Justice Bandy They have been in custody since yesterday morning and were taken in charge by the marshal at Parkersburg Deputy Sheriff W W Bannon is with the couple and if the magistrate commits them for investigation by the grand jury they will be taken to Allison
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Dumont, Ta
A. P. Pfeiffer
Justice Bandy
Parkersburg
WW. H. Bannon
Allison
FIGHT RECIPROCITY BY RAISING BOGEY
Minneapolis reports the United States plan to obliterate Canada and annex it has stirred western Canada. John Barrett, Pan American Union director general, warns patriots are rallying on false grounds threatening the reciprocity treaty. R L Borden, opposition leader, is cited as engineering the campaign.
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Minneapolis
United States
Canada
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Barrett
Pacific Coast
Commercial Club
Panama Canal
R. L. Borden
Danville youths missing trigger search by town officials
Two 15 year old boys from Danville disappeared a week ago prompting a police appeal for help. A signed communication by Ref Hunt asks residents to assist in locating the youths described as about 120 pounds and five feet five inches tall with gray and blue eyes respectively. One rode a small bay horse with a long mane. the other rode a pony branded Henderson's and Schuneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ref Hunt
Danville
Champ Clark
Otder
Henderson
Schuneman
The Follies of Advertising A New Strategy Emerges
The text extols a newly developed Strategy in Advertising, built from accumulated experience. It argues past mistakes and successes are recorded in Books of Experience, yielding fixed rules that revolutionize advertising. The approach promises faster, cheaper, and safer outcomes than earlier methods.
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