WANTS HIS PAY ON OLD BILLS
Willis W. Wood testified before a federal grand jury in Waterloo regarding William Kelly of Water loo accused of attempting to pass bogus money. Wood, once in Waterloo, rejected an attempted coin purchase by the suspect. A Cedar Falls suit concerns coal and ice sales from years ago, notices served by a Waterloo court officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis W. Wood
Dubuque
Wm. Kelly
Waterloo
Wood
Cedar Falls
Knapp
Amos Wood
Increase in Loan of Book Volume at Waterloo Libraries
The Waterloo library system reports a rise in loans in November 1912 with 8 218 total circulations compared to 7 785 in November 1911. Cards issued dropped from 246 to 163, while new books added fell from 247 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West
Fannie Duren
Personal Notes at Cedar Falls and Surroundings
Early yesterday in Cedar Falls a scaffold rope broke over a river repair scene for the telephone line. the tools and scaffold fell into the water as heat and activity swelled. Local movers include Mrs E Lashbrook visiting D W Lashbrook. Mrs Chris Clausen and children visiting relatives in Ventura. L H Keep returns from St Charles after her father's death. Mose Levy plans a Jan 1 relocation of his dry cleaning business. Col James W Ford sells $16,000 of farm goods at a Waterloo-area sale. Mrs Vesta Bryant and Miss Lucy Messerly head to Fernandina for winter. Dr J H Van Dyke hosts a duplicate whist gathering. Giffords move to a new home. Mabel Bagby heads to Winthrop to teach. Florence Philpot returns to Fenton to resume teaching. Karl Keller and wife move to a new home on South Main Street.
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Cedar Falls
E. Lashbrook
Shellsbury
Iowa
D. W. Lashbrook
Mabel Bagby
Winslow
Florence Philpot
Fenton
George Philpot
Karl Keller
South Main Street
Miss Agnes Madigan Graduates Maternity Nurse in Waterloo
Miss Agnes Madigan, a maternity nurse, is permanently located in Waterloo. Those needing her services may phone 2721-Red for arrangements. Convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Madigan
Waterloo
Small Boy Builds and Heights Parachute Jump
A grandmother and parents story from Waterloo about Ivan Klingaman, a testing boy who built a toy parachute after watching others. He leaped from the roof, landed safely, then was barred from further trials by his mother. The note ends with a plug for Cham berlain's Cough Remedy to prevent diseases in kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinten
Dee
Ivan Klingaman
Walter BE. Klingaman
J. EF. Klingaman
Waterloo
Ivan
Unique expense report filed by defeated state treasurer nominee
Charleston reports Ignatius Brennan of Wheeling filed with the secretary of state an expense account detailing costs for securing the nomination by purchase and other items. The document lists sums and suggests influence by party operatives, with a note of tips to a Republican Pullman porter.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ignatius Brennan
Wheeling
Purchase
Pullman Porter
Unclear fragmentary report on hostelries and tips incident
A fragmented OCR passage describes tips to ball Moose waiters at EH Hostelries posing as hotels. It mentions workers, livery hire rates, beverages, headaches powders, Iver pills, Turkish baths, loans, roundups, and subscriptions. Includes a financial note: Mr. Brennan records total expense of 457.85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyself
Batla
Brennan
Blames Produce Men for Prices in New York
H B Fullerton, a Long Island gardener, told a conference of producers and consumers at the New York Board of Trade and Transport that middlemen cause high costs for consumers and farmers. He urged a squarer deal to curb prices on essentials amid the exchange’s debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Produce Exchange
H. B.fullerton
Long Island
New York Board of Trade and Transport
Fragmented farmer and middling cream comment letter
A partial clipping quotes Mr Fullerton criticizing a dairy system where middlingmen skim cream. It also contains a thank you card note from the Pyong Courier readers expressing gratitude to First Presbyterian church members for a chocolate social offering gifts, including mentions of Mr and Mrs George Gemmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyong
First Presbyterian Church
Piles Cure Promise With FAZO Ointment Ad Claim
An advertisement promises relief for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with FAZO ointment. Druggist refunds money if cure fails and price is 50 cents.
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Cedar Falls Daily News
Edyth Egloff
Titus Lowe
H. §. Gilkey
J. L. Bailey
Falls
Chicago
F. E. Bailey
O’ Larkins
Fred Tuthill
Earnest Jordan
L. H. Miller
Peter Erickson
R. C. Webster
Plano
Farmers’ Association
United States
Messrs. Bailey Miller and Erickson
Roy Metzgar
Churcit Society
H. H. Clay
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Hersey
J. H. Shoemaker
Mary I. Townsend
Advancere
C. A. Fullerton
Bethlehem Church
Axtel Holst
Thor Holst
Peter Jensen
Bernard Hansen
Elia Brown
Mary Hansen
J. O. Knapp
F. W. Cutler
Nineteenth Century Club
Kellogg
Luella Killbourne
Library Board
Cleveland
San Francisco
West Indies
Panama Canal
Italy and
Downs
Hamburg-American Line
West Randolph St
Ill
Camera
Cedar Rapids Republican
Etude
Everybody’s
Good Housekeeping
House Beautiful
Literary Digest
Minneapolis Journal
Motor Age
St. Nicholas
Travel
Sioux City Journal
Mary. Starr
West Side
Caroline Barber
East Side
A. Connor
Cameron
Dole
Dante
Habberton
Helen
Hix
Koch
England
Wales
Richmond
Red Pepper
Smith
Walker
Webster
Stanley
Henry M. Stanley
Stevenson
Tommy Remington
Abbott
Altsheler
Uostile
Barnes
Har
Realhy
Canada
Bindlosa
Jor Ranchers
Pugetound
Thiaisdell
Betty
Connor
Corporal Cameron
Lindsay
Daniel Boone
R Backhywoodanian
Gadlone Cafe
Matthews
Chris. Clausen
Ventura
Mose Levy
N. L. Peterson
James W. Ford
Q. D. Hillmer
Vesta Bryant
Lucy Messerly
Fernandina
Florida
J. H. van Dyke
Duplicate Whist
Mrs. Gifford
Ivan Belingaman
Chopeped
Cadvertl
THE
Rambler Motor CO
J. Newton Smith
Ath
Mr. Fullerton
George BE. Gemmill
Great Western
St. Pat
Minneapolis
Waitisas City
T'hone
Lafayette and
Sixth Street
Waterloo Hardware Co
Sixth Streets
Men of
Waterloo Business Men’s Temperance Association
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