Tax Suits to Be Resisted in Cedar Falls Raids
Defense lawyers indicate all defendants named in injunction suits prepared by the attorney general will contest. Property owners raided by state agents will fight mulet tax assessments and seizure actions. Some contests expected over patent medicines and grain alcohol seizures. Total costs could exceed 5000, with much of the expense falling on defendants if the state prevails. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Attorney General’s Office
Justice Court
Cedar Falls
Department of Justice
Local News Brief From Cedar Salle Daily News
Partial readable snippet shows George H. Twaddlle as a resident news reporter with stamps of Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter. No clear events or dates, limited contact details and office hours noted as 9 to 11.30 a.m. or similar.
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George H. Twaddlhe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Irilly
O Street
Lu A
Waterloo Justice Courts Face Busy Friday Next Week
Cedar Falls authorities expect Friday to host the busiest day in local justice courts with about 60 cases scheduled for preliminary hearings stemming from Waterloo raids on illicit establishments. The report also notes varied local activity including farm sales, petty thefts, travel plans, and community club gatherings as 1919 winds down.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Justice Courts
Huntley and
Murray
Buffalo meat promised for Christmas tables in Waterloo
Buffalo meat plan expands with Scotty Phillips herd from Fort Pierre. A. J. Wittick buys two young buffalo and, with ranch manager A. H. Leonard, eyes 300 head this year and growth to 20,000 acres. Federal land policy aids fencing and herd expansion as markets in Wittick stores prepare to sell the meat.
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Waterloo
A. J. WilUck
Scotty Phillips
Fort Pierre
A. H. Leonard
Phillips Ranch
Leonard
Wittick
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