Father and Son Share Same Cell At Pry Dock
Elias Grabo, 62, and his son Charles Bock Jr., 27, were arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct after a riot near the Illinois Central shops round house. Both pleaded guilty. the son paid a fine of 7.88 while the father served three days then was released with a warning to stay out of trouble during the holidays. Grabo had been suffering delirium tremens and faced two days in the dry dock to recover.
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Charles Bock
Charles Bock, Jr
EB. 1
Caldwell
Illinois Central
Round House
Pec
Flias Grabo
Viagsseriny
Dickens Number to GE Feature Christmas Program at High School
The Christmas program at Titioatte Waterlow High School, directed by Miss Mary Starr and Miss Winnifred Ware, promises unusual interest. It features a dramatized Christmas Carol by Miss Starr, with musical numbers and readings by the Wellington Irving literary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femorrey Afternsey
Titioatte Waterlow High School
Weelington Irving Laterary Society
Jis
Mary Starr
Winnifred Ware
Osehmels
Ietraye
Dick Kristmas
Miss Starr
Charles Pickeys
Centena
Alfred Tennyson Wickens
Bentey
Charles City Couple Wed in Waterloo Ceremony
Charles City Iowa bride Miss Ara Gaylord now of Waterloo and James Lennard Crawford of Charles City wed today in Waterloo at Walnut Street Baptist Church with Rev. H W Reeman officiating. The couple, well known locally, plan to reside in Charles City. The groom works for Hart-Parr. guests welcome their new home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Ara Gaylord
Waterloo
James Lennard Brawford
At & A
HW. G Reeman
Walnut Street
Mr. Brachard
Hart-Parr Company
Estherville
Mrs. Brawford
Mr. Brawford
PRAISES CITYS LOW MEAT PRICES
The Waverly Democrat notes Waterloo shoppers praise lower meat costs with Porterhouse and sirloin around 12 to 18 cents a pound Hamburg 4 pounds for a cent, pot roasts at seven cents, and pork products also cheaper. It suggests the price drop results from markets dropping delivery and moving to cash sales, with residents enjoying the savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Democrat
Waterloo
Hamburg
Hus
Hartman promotes anti white slave league visit to Waterloo
Mrs Catharine Hartman representing the Chicago anti white slave league tours Iowa cities after the holidays. She gathers information, sells books, and aids in finding missing girls, while endorsing allied social reform groups and criticizing the Chicago police. Also, Miss Grace Farnsworth’s eighteenth birthday surprise with games music and a pearl ring gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine F. Hartman
Douglas Neighborhood Club
Chicago
Waterloo
Hummel
Hartman
Iowa
Y. M
Chicago Club
Chicago Spolice
Grace Farnsworth
Simmons
Jolines
Concert Recital Delights Manchester Return
Mr and Mrs Kenneth K E Runkels returned from Manchester after a successful organ and voice recital before a full church audience. They plan to spend Christmas with Mr Runkels parents and Alma Rankel and Rewiih Bingham will give a piano and voice recital here around February first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth KE. Runkels
Manchester
Lishen
Mr. Runkels
Lisbon
Announcements From Local Masonic and ACF Posts
Regular meeting Friday afternoon at 2 39. Members urged to be present and prepared to stay for open post meeting in the evening. ACF and A M meeting for instruction Thursday evening in Masonic hall Hobt Anderson post No 68. ALR open meeting Friday evening at post rooms with an entertainment promised to be full of merit and pleasure. Members and their families invited. Come early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACF
A.M
Mascanic Hall
Anderson Post
Weather and market roundup from Chicago and regional livestock reports
Unsettled weather dominates northern areas with rain or snow tonight and Friday. In markets, wheat declines on favorable Argentine conditions while U.S. winter prospects improve on snow cover. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices trend variedly across St Louis, Kansas City, and Omaha futures and cash markets, with mixed gains for some beef and pork categories and steady to higher hog quotes in Chicago.
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Miamis
Nakata
Chicago
Der
United States
ST. Louis
St. Lauwis
Mal
REO
Kansas City
LNG
W. Srt
Bank Clearings Above Million in Black Hawk County Week
Bank clearings for the week ending February 20 1911 show totals over one million with Monday through Thursday activity and a weekly total of 1 019 871 44. Instrument records include 45 deeds 18 50 64 28 mortgages 199 810 00 14 chattel mortgages 2 755 74 10 bills of sale 6 229 95 and 12 mortgage releases totaling 310 785 00. Compared with last year the total clearings were 1 012 279 935 and total instruments recorded 6 498 versus 16 804. Decrease noted year over year.
Ellett Declares Candidacy for Governor on Prohibition Ticket
Marshalltown Iowa December 21 Rev D Ellett editor of the Iowa Prohibitionist announces his bid for governor on the prohibition ticket before the June primary. He is a national committee member and ex-chairman of the Eighth and Fifth district committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
D. Ellett
Iowa Prohibitionist
Ellett
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Ireland
Moei
Plant Perm
Belfast
Elias Grabo
Pry Dock
W. O. Covell & Son
West Fourth St
Lamson Bros. & Cgo
Chicago Board OF Trade, Co
Bennett
Marsh-Place
Omaha
Neh
Ae Bane
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Texas
Chicago Great Western
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Onio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Central
St. Paul
ST. Louis Close
Minneapolis
Crystal
Kansas
Turkey
Lenee
Wellington
RBI
Jewelry Shop
W. Fourth St
Black Hawk County
Pri Ays
D. Elle
Palmer’s Grocery
Bob Witte
Swift
Tbs
Arro Starch
Vans
SOC
Zhe
Hart
Zac
D. H. Palmer
East Fifth Street
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