Five Promoters of Packing Co Face Court Action
Des Moines December 15 Five alleged promoters of the Associated Packing company go on trial under a joint indictment charging criminal conspiracy. The five are Woolf Teitel R W Frisby Max Garry Haines Sam Landswick and J H Priestly. They were not present during the earlier reorganization hearing and now face likely separate trials as stated by attorney James Parsons.
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Des Moines
theAssociated Packing Company
Woolf Teitel
R. WR
Dick” Frisby
Max Garry Haines
Sam Landswick
J. H. Priestly
Mavner
Charles Hutchinson
Polk County
McCall
B. J. Powers
Offic
Gen. Hayner
James Parsons
Parsons
Havner
Waterloo Library Leaders Highlight Iowa State Report
Miss Julia A. Robinson reports Waterloo among cities with high per capita circulation and notes Iowa libraries hold 1,196,508 volumes for 57,111 residents while traveling libraries serve 1,500,955. The biennium adds 10,074 traveling books as Iowa debates restored supervision and librarian salaries for state institutions.
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Waterloo
Julia A. Robinson
Iowa Library Commission
Robinson
Iowa
Miss Robinson
Towa
Nortealfe
Tap
Iowa Library Association
Board of Control
Library Commission
Butler County Roads in Fair Condition Report
Alison Ta December report notes graders and dredges have worked the past two days, keeping Butler County roads in fair condition as crews address surface issues and improve drainage.
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Butler County
Alison
Turn Turpo First Aid for Colds and Coughs
A vintage ad touts Turpo as a first aid for colds influenza and related troubles. It claims rapid relief through skin absorption and lists ingredients turpentine camphor and menthol in a mineral base. The ad warns cold seasons spawn serious illnesses and notes doctors and druggists endorse Turpo with a money back guarantee and two jar sizes 30c and 60c.
Millions of Christmas trees brighten homes nationwide
The forest service estimates four to five million Christmas trees will be cut this year for homes churches and community centers. New York state and New England lead use while sources vary from pines to spruces with prices ranging from 25 cents to 35 or 50 dollars. The article also notes local health campaigns and various county notices within Allison Iowa including marriages licenses births and police court cases.
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H. O. Hansen
D. E. Brown
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I. H. Schuler
Ima
Louis Hummel
Laura Amel
Lyla
Zella Codner
Waverly
Hazel Black
Cedar Falls
Fricor
American Legion Post
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Masonic Lodge
Lodge ‘l
Bristow
Victor Flint
Avi Flint
Nashua
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Isaac Block
Anna Peters
Susie Logan
William
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Mann
Lena Mennem
New Hartford
Justice Miller
Kulpe & Frederickson
C. R. Todd
Frank Dalley
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Ralph Goodnow
Clarksville
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Moscow
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