Another Bidder for Can Road in Iowa Court Sale
December term of the United States district court in northern Iowa opened in Dubuque with Judge Henry T. Reed presiding. The grand jury was sworn, and Herman Ternea, master of the sale of the C. A. N. road at Coggan, reported on the sale. An attorney said a client would bid more than the Coggan buyer. the judge ordered a written submission and a hearing.
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Dubuque
United States District Court
Towa
Henry T. Heed
Cresco
J. M. Decker
Little Cedar
J. J. Arduser
Manchester
M. I. Perry
Quasqueton
George Walters
Mitchell
R. D. Steuben
Rudd
R. I. Buckley
Rowley
Peter Meyer
Meyer
Fred Palas
Luana
Jay Hillman
Rockford
W. R. Crawford
New Hampton
B. Dd
McWilliams
Chester
Charles A. Haun
Fairbank
Albert Volt
Earlville
Henry J. Gresen
Calmar
Herman Ternea
Coggon
Churches of Christ Meet in St. Louis
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, in its St. Louis opening, reviews four years of activity by the committee of fifteen. It urges closer cooperation among member bodies and recommends biennial meetings as the council seeks to express Christian principles in international relations and promote goodwill and human brotherhood. The general secretary’s Europa visit seeks European guidance for postwar church unity and service.
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St. Louis
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Federation
Federal Council
Europa
Cvunsels
Christian Brethren In
Europe
Churches of the
Common Mind of Our Churches on World Peace and Friendship
A council strives to express the collective view of churches on broad questions of world peace and friendship, outlining shared aims and cooperative efforts among denominations and congregations. The statement signals renewed interfaith dialogue and commitment to peaceful international relations.
Vacant Lot Farming Faces Working Men in Waterloo
A Waterloo reader argues against vacant lot cultivation schemes, noting high rents and labor costs deter working men. He questions who benefits from the plan, warns of speculative lot prices, and suggests real estate investors or the city should bear weed control if working men cannot secure fair rents.
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Waterloo
Seram
City Officials Hear Tentative Plan For Tax Equity Debated
A group of local residents led by W H Lowderman and others petitions for a fair deal without forcing property owners to fund city improvements. The letter argues for balanced taxation and compliance, urging officials to consider a more equitable approach to public works and assessments.
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W. H. Lowderman
T. L. Gordon
R. A. Thorn
I. W. Schoepske
Chas, Halterman
D. T. Watters
J. Apple
New Homestead Lands Opened in Colorado Basin
An area of 20 000 acres called Hams Creek Basin was detached from Routt forest in northwestern Colorado by executive order today and will be opened to homesteaders. It comprises grassland and scattered woodland and was deemed of little national forest value yet suitable for agriculture.
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Washington
Ham's Creek
Colorado
Run Down Dee With Auto at Emigrant Gap
Auburn California December 6 Wert Lyons and David Campbell in a dutamobile run down a deer near Emigrant Gap on a Lake Tahoe return trip. The big five pronged buck stood in the road and was struck twice after misjudging the lights. The deer escaped despite rifles and revolvers in the car. An advertisement for a cafeteria supper at First Congregational Church Friday evening at 5 80 follows. GO AHEAD AND KNOCK Washington December 6 department of commerce bulletin urges use of crayfish as food and mocks high costs of lying.
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Dee
Auburn
Cal
Emigrant Gap
Wert Lyons
David Campbell
Lyons
Campbell
Lake Tahoe
Altho
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Mrs Kerns Advice Promotes Vinal Product
Cumberland woman credits Vinal with curing a long nervous breakdown, improving appetite and sleep, and restoring strength. The testimonial from D W Kerns urges all nervous, weak women to try Vinal, touted as a reconstructive tonic from Wangler Bros. Co. and CL J Miller in Waterloo and nearby towns.
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Cumberland
Hirs
D. W. Kerns
Wangler Bros. Co
Druggista
CL J. Miller
Waterloo
Allowa Towns
Four Bank Robbers Kill Miner in Arizona Shootout
Phoenix Arizona dispatch reports that Charles B Miner was instantly killed when four robbers who had looted the Buckeye Valley Bank at Buckeye thirty five miles west of Phoenix engaged twenty officers in a gun battle. The pursuing posse exchanged fire with the bandits resulting in fatalities and the robbers escaping into the desert.
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Phoenix, Aris
Charles B. Miner
Buckeye Valley
Buckeye
Here
How To Relieve Rheumatism After Each Meal
After each meal and at bedtime take a tablespoon of the home remedy used widely in the United States for relief. The formula includes sarsaparilla and other compounds, with a simple elixir preferred for ease of use. The text notes relief after the first dose and describes a transition from a whisker formula to the simpler elixir.
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United States
Waterloo Savings Bank Robbery Reported In 1900s
Robbers stole about $2,000 from Waterloo Savings Bank in a bank heist. The auditor of state notes bank assets and deposits totaling over $1.2 million with $86,000 undivided profits. Police hunt suspects after the incident as the community hears of the dramatic crime.
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Waterloo Savings Back
Shapista
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