Failed to Turn in Collection Arrest Highlights Larceny Case
Martin Hagen, 19, was arrested at 8 last night by Peoria police after a report from W W Rhodes, Peoria superintendent, that Hagen was wanted for larceny. He was taken from his father’s home on Linden Avenue and extradition papers were waived. Hagen allegedly worked as a clerk in Illinois, misused funds, and headed home on a freight train to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hagen
W. W. Rhodes
Peoria
Eed
Garrison
August Hagen
Linden Avenue
Ty Youde
Hagen
Wlinois
Heal” Ho
Waterloo
Arrest of Two Women for Larceny at Montrose Hotel
Flo M. Nixon and Bernadine Edwards two 20 year old women were arrested at a west side hotel on a Cedar Rapids warrant charging larceny. They allegedly stole clothing and money from a Montrose room after working as waitresses. They were returned to Cedar Rapids for arraignment and deny the charges.
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Flo M. Nixon
Bernadine Edwards
West Side
Cedar Rapids
Montrose
McKernan
M. F. Farmer
Police Department
Nixon
Edwards
St. Louis
St Margarets guild and other parish notices announced
Announcements from St Margarets guild of St Mark s parish meet tomorrow at 2 20 PM in Russell Lamson hall. American Nobles regular meeting tonight at K P temple with officer elections and business. Priscilla eclub to meet tomorrow at Mrs Thomas Gascaden Jr s Fourth Street West home to sew. Silver circle meets Thursday at Mrs A R Maricte 1020 Jefferson Street. Hospital auxiliary meets Thursday at Mrs J F Cass 601 Broadway with hostesses. Waterloo chapter D A R meeting postponed one week. Thomas Dolan loses pocketbook containing 346 dollars on Hast Fourth Street. it is found by an I C brakeman and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Guild of
St. Mark’s
Russell-Lamson Hall
K. P. Temple
Priscilla Eclub
Thomas Gascaden, Jr
Fourth Street
J. F. Cass
Broadway
Cass
Goodman
Waterloo
Thomas Dolan
Milnois Central
Speaker Tonight Arrives in Town
Chicago advertising expert Mr. Sherwin Cody arrives this morning to address the Town Criers in the Waterloo club rooms this evening as guest of President H. E. Kiester at the Agricultural club. An illustrated talk on inequalities of freight rates to and from Iowa and outside points will also be featured.
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Sherwin Cody
Chicago
Waterloo Club
City
H. E. Kiester
Agricultural Club
Iowa
Geneseo News: Typhoid Sickbed to Recovery and Local Plans
Geneseo notes a resident ill with typhoid fever early in the week but improving now. F H Bragonier and family visited Traer friends. Albert Moore heads to Chicago for a fat stock show then New York for the winter. A literary club discusses if navigation advanced civilization more than railroads. Clarence Newell visited Waterloo. M E Sunday Schools work on a Christmas program. A J Bragonier of Omaha visits sons and neighbors. Mr and Mrs W T Adair of Moro Minnesota will winter here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uenesey
Baugh
F. H. Bragonier
Traer
Albert Moore
Chicago
Anch
New York
Literary Club
Clarence Newell
Waterloo
M. E
A. J. Bragonier
Omaha
W. T. Adair
Moro
Minn
Mason City
Margaret Davis
Lucile Peet
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Ruth Arnold
Genevieve Flynn
Cedar Halle
WW. H. Getting
Jover
Parkersburg
Miss Caldwell
Oklahoma
Lois Craig
Craig-Shepard Abstract Co
Allison
Allison Book Club
J. Taylor
Atrickan
T. J. Shafer
Clarksville
Mesdames Ramsey
Moulton
Local Happenings in Janesville and Nearby Towns
Hugh Gardner of Ames and Herbert Coddington of Waverly visited the Wetherell home. Fred Clark of Omaha stopped in on his way home from Chicago where he had been with cattle and sheep. Rebekah lodge to host a basket supper at Odd Fellow hall December 12 to aid furnish Mason City Old People’s Home. Marion Rohrbacher buried from the Waverly hospital after dying there. Steve Holmes completed the sewer to the river. Train times altered to 9:15 am southbound and 6:10 pm northbound starting Monday.
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Janesville
Hugh Gardner
Ames
Herbert Coddington
Waverly
Wetherell
Fred Clark
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Lenham
Cedar Falla
Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Mason City
Rosette Johnston
Vera Greenlee
Masonic Lodge
Orr
Geo. Rockwood
Rank Bovee
Laverne Robbins
York, Sask
Matt Sperry
Alec
Rev. Smith
M. EH
Steve Holmes
Ike Mapes
Mapes
Carrie Gilmore
Pipestone
Minn
Charles Howe
A. Howe
Cora Mickley
Waverly Hospital
Pete Long
Juice Root claims appetites and cures praised
A local booster touts Juice Root as boosting digestion and appetite and curing kidney liver and bowel disorders by restoring stomach health. The sponsor cites testimonials including a man who says he could eat a keg of nails and digestion improves after use. Demonstrations in Henderson end next Saturday with a sale: three one dollar bottles for two fifty.
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Henderson
Thanksgiving notices and social happenings at Eagle Center
Frank Klein attends a Waterloo business course and spends Thanksgiving at home. Oscar Mullen plans a public sale on December 13. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Lennard Rosauer dies with funeral Friday 9 am. Mr and Mrs Trost and Miss Josie Trost visit Waterloo. Box sociable at Eagle Center hall draws large crowd. Various locals attend church, market corn, or visit relatives in Waterloo Hudson Jesup.
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Eagle Center
Frank Klein
Tcuceal
Waterloo
W. Bauler
Oscar Mullen
Lennard Rosauer
J. Snyder
Milton
Trost
Josie Trost
Carl Schaefer
Eagie Center Hall
James Conry
Blessing
Conny Klein
Hudson
William Rosauer
William Steimel
Ed Mullen
Danny Klein
Joe Lichty
Mel Thompson
Sam Lumbus
Homer Lumbus
Jesup
C. Strible
Smallpox quarantine ends as Allison schools reopen
Allison on December 6 reports the quarantine lifting with no serious cases. A union Thanksgiving service was held at the Congregational church with Rev. Disney of the M E church delivering the sermon. School resumed after a four week break. Jack Hayenga sustained a broken collar bone in a Thanksgiving night accident while returning from Greene with Carl Franke and Bob Neal near the Hanley place three miles west of Greens.
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Greene
Hanley Place
Greens
Thanksgiving and travel notes from Clarksville area
A compilation of social news and visitors from Clarksville and nearby towns. Includes Thanksgiving visits, marriages, travels to St Augustine and Cedar Falls, university pranks, and local family gatherings with names such as Miss Ida Carter Harry G Lodge Rosamond Craig Lois Craig and Ruth Arnold.
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B.D. Ryan
Waterloo
M. Welres
Wm. Franke
Frank Booton
Clarksville
G. M. Craig
Rosamond
St Augustine
Fla
Loii Craig
W. A. Parks
Harry G. Lodge
Ida Carter
Georgia McRoberts
Phyllis Mr Roberta
Shell Rock
G. I. Arnold
B. J. Burbank
Cable
Donald
Richard
Waverly
R. Gonzales
Lou Blunter
George Hunter
State University
Town City
Frank Ray
Des Moines
Dallas Center
W. F. Ray
Chicago
Lilah McCauliff
Hampton
Ida van Raden
Ruth Arnold
Three Things Every Woman Should Know An Annie Bly item
A vintage advice column suggests dry shampoo mixing box powder with corn meal or ortis root, applied to hair to avoid fading and brittleness. It also prescribes magatone with witch hazel for complexion, and recommends Mother's Salve for eczema and general healing, touting its cures for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bly
Mann defies critics in dramatic public debate after play
Louis Mann a dramatic star angrily challenges Minneapolis critics after his stage show The Flaying of the Critics plays at the Metropolitan theatre. He promises to pillory critics on stage with sharp logic and satire, praising writers Clara Lipman and Samuel Shipman as great dramatists and defending his production against what he calls unfair reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Louis Mann
Metropolitan Theatre
Mann
Mr. Mann
Ibsen
Clara Lipman
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Lloydminster
Western
E.T. Holmes
Jackson Strest
Wallace Nutting Watercolors
Miss Cutler
Copley
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge Street
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
the Silver Circle
A. R. Maricte
Jefferson Street
Speaker
Geneseo
T. W. Temple
McPherson, Kansas
Maytag-Mason Motor Co
Waterloo, Iowa
Ornart
S Am
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