Clarksville High Play Link Seen to Store Explosion
Coroner's jury inspected the wrecked Wangler drug store after an explosion linked to a Civil War play planned by Clarksville high school students. The blast killed William Schneidermann and seriously injured John Roberts. loss to Wangler Drug Co. estimated at 2500 to 3500 dollars, not insured.
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Clarksville High School
Wangler Drug Store
William Schneidermann
John Robents
Hk. B. Hedges
Waterloo
John Boeller
Hedges
Hangen & Pletcher's
Kistner
Wangler
John Roberts
M. J. Butterfield
J.H. Williams
W. G. Lamb
A. L. Wangler
Wangler Drug Co
Steady Growth in Local Building and Loan Firms Reported
City building and loan associations show ongoing expansion with two public reports. People's Mutual Building and Loan votes to mature third series stock December 4, totaling 130 months of stock and $1,400 across 17 shares. Home Building and Loan Stock Series Mature reports November activity with installment stock and interest totaling $12,138.57, with cash on hand and in bank totaling $1,623.?
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Home Building
Laan
People’s Mutual Building and Loan Association
Louis
Stuwimneas
Home Building and Lows Association
Officer Strikes Down Lame Man Sparks Outrage
An officer of the Ninety-ninth infantry sparked unrest by striking a local Alsatian shoemaker with the saber edge during a pursuit after muttered provocation. The incident follows jeers at the troops as civilians addressed the soldiers, prompting calls for swift action to prevent bloodshed.
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Are
Germany
Garon von Forstner
Go Army
Ahi
von Forstner
Deliberion
Plan to Grade Railroads for New Mullan Bridge
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad must raise its west bank tracks and the Illinois Central must elevate its east bank line before vehicles can freely cross the new Mullan avenue bridge. Rock Island plans to begin work soon. Rock Island tracks run two feet low, requiring extensive grading. Supt. Field of N. M. Stark Construction and foreman John Stark will return to Des Moines in about two weeks as finishing work continues this week. Obituary notes Guy Agnew, 1884–19??, dies of heart failure in Dunkerton while in grain business with brother Art. Services held at Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving morning. he was a longtime church member.
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Des Moines
Mullan Bridge
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Waterloo
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Artington
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Cora Mae de Grief
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Norace Patton
Marshall Ball
Vetter
Upper Iowa University
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Thee
Phelps
Presbyterian Church
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Gertrude Beard
Reno
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Lelia
Mayme
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Mont
I. B
Dunker
Community Notes from Littleton and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Hovey visited relatives in Waterloo last week while Clarence Kingsbury attended the funeral here Thursday and dined with his parents in Jesup. Families in Jesup and Dunkerton shared Thanksgiving gatherings including the Masters Stevenson and Eck households. Clarence DeMill heads to Kansas City for surgery and Grace Stevenson at Chicago reports tonsillitis, with good wishes from friends. The Ladies Aid plans a December 11 meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs G Whitehead north of Triumph.
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Qlarence Kingsbury
Roy Eck
Jesup
B. R. Hayward
H. B. Patton
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Stefreid
Misa Carrie Griswold
Dunkerton
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Earl Hults
Emery Miter
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Clarence de Mill
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Triumph
Grace Stevenson
Chicago
Mra
W. 1. Fletcher
18-Year-Old Girl Found Guilty of Manslaughter
Dora Murff aged 18 convicted of manslaughter for the death of her sweetheart J. M. Delhaye in Crowley Ohio. Her stepfather J. B. Duvall was convicted of first degree murder without capital punishment. Allie Duvall, the girl's half brother, was acquitted.
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Dora Murff
J. B. Duvall
J. M. Delhaye
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