Old Men Sue Insurance Group In Multiple Lawsuits
Several elderly members of the Iowa Legion of Honor sue the Euwa Legion of Tower in district court over high assessments and alleged equities from past payments. Named plaintiffs include William Hennigan and John Mellowen among others seeking judgments ranging from 1800 to 2046 dollars. Other suits involve auto repairs, laundry charges, groceries, and a mechanic’s lien case with various amounts.
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District Court
Euwa Legion of Tower
Besgun
Npe Ty
Maida
Aother
William Hennigan
Iowa Lecation of
Kunoar
John J. Mellowen
Iowa Legion of Hloner
Joshua H. Smith
Iowa Legion of Honor
Trowlund
Iowsa Legion of
Waterloo
H. G. Rernirock
J. Guy Sibert
Cobb
Fred T
Lillie L. Watley
Aerians
Nettie M. Schwabienis
Frank M. Cole
G. H. Farnsworth
W. K. Foster
L. C. Burkitt
Ada aAurkitt
Canfield Lumber Company
Leonora
E. W. Heinle
Waterloo Town and Trust Association
F. H. McCartnery
FEL BL
North Waterloo and Railroads Brakemen Leave Posts
Peterson and Thomas resigned from Illinois Central and left for Cedar Rapids seeking work. Firemen Noonan and Collins also quit Du buque division. Brakeman Edwards left Central for a Du buque visit. Engineer Graham taking a vacation this week. Mrs H H Brenneck ill but now around. EB Rhynders trips to Council Bluffs, may return tonight. A O Hackbarth and wife plan Dirhuque visit. Frank Smith resigns as painter helper. Fern Mayer also noted.
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Banks
Peterson
Thomas
Illinois Central Train Service
Cedar Rapids
Noonan
Collins
Dubuque
Edwards
The
Central
Graham
H.H. Brenneck
EB. L. Rhynders
Council Bluffs
Mr. Rhynders
A. O. Hackbarth
Dirhuqne
Frank Smith
W. P. Robinson
Fern Mayer
New Cough Syrup Mentho-Laxene Promoted by Home Mixing
A vintage cure touts Mentho-laxene as a superior cough syrup made at home from essence mentholaxene sugar syrup and water. Instructions specify 2 1/2 ounces essence mentholaxene with sugar and water to yield a laxative, soothing cough within an hour for all ages.
Local industry faces staff changes and mishaps
The report lists workers severing ties at Minots Central and North Waterloo shops while others return from injury or holidays. J. Konk plans Davenport trip for a Tomly reunion. Dr Duskat returns after three weeks with two broken ribs from a frost accident. Several workers are laid off in the machine shop. Chief Engineer Graham leaves for Kansas City to spend Christmas with family.
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Minots Central
Robert Dietrich
Winos Central
Witness Central
Diuskat
R. J. Took
A. Feisner
Waterloo
Ienry Smith
Machine Shop
Charles Thompson
James Thompson
Mike Carroll
William Rohl
Mike Rafferty
John McGure
Frank McDermott
August Erbe
Thomas Graham
Kansas City
Debate on Censorship of the Press Discussed at Meeting
The Chauncey Depew club discussed The Press Its Rights and Abuses and debated legal censorship akin to European models. The session at Mrs. B. F. Carroll's home featured strong views on controlled reporting and distorted coverage during campaigns. Atanler Wyant plans holiday return from Champaign to visit his parents G. M. Wyant and Jessie Wyant. he studies architecture at the University of Illinois.
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Chauncey Depewelih
Taree
B. F. Carroll
Atanler Wyant
Champaign
G. M. Wyant
Jessie Wyant
Waterloo Business College
University of Mlinots
PEP HAWKING CAN COME BACK IN CHICKEN THEFT CASE
Hawkins charged with grand larceny for stealing nine chickens valued at $50 from W N Birdsall's coop on Fourth Street West. He waived preliminary exam, held to grand jury under bond of $560, jailed till February term. His accomplice John Van Veghten awaits grand jury. If indicted and convicted, both face state prison terms.
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Hawkins
Illnois Central
Freeport
Waterloo
W. N. Birdsall
Jhen
Fourth Street
Pep
Chicago
John van Veghten
Shallenberger to Speak at Hotel Logan on Dec 24
Providence permits a visiting specialist Dr Shallenberger will address local patients at Hotel Logan in Waterloo on Saturday December 24. The writer praises his work curing many in the county where others failed and urges residents to consult him or at least read Courier ads.
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Shallenberger
Jia Hage
boHy
Prince of Pilsen to Play at Syndicate Show Wednesday
The Prince of Pilsen, Frank Pixley and Gustav Luders comedic operetta, tops the bill at the Syndicate on Dec 28 with Hans Wagner as Jess Dandy and Frances Cameron as the widow. Prices range from 50 cents to 1.50. The Lion and the Mouse comes to Waterloo next Monday with matinee and night performances and mentions local land cases and banker Ryder in the plot with varied prices.
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Frances Cameron H
Lillian Lawson
Siidonie
Waterloo
Sonn Burkett Ryder
Man Falls From C. G. W. Viaduct In Noted Accident
Leonard Hoppes a Sycamore street saloon porter fell from the Great Western viaduct over the J. C. tracks about 7 pm. He broke his right arm and remained unconscious. Initial reports blamed drunkenness, later court charges were postponed due to his condition. He appeared stunned but no theft or intoxication suspected.
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Great Western
Leonard Hoppes
Sycamore Street
J. C
Ice famine threat looms over Clear Lake ice harvest
Clear Lake Iowa December 22 More orders pour in for local ice harvesters as a potential ice famine grips the region dry weather dries ponds and shallow streams. Ice formed 11 inches thick and good quality with Chicago Northwestern Railway named as first customer. Harvesters expect a heavy season.
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Clear Lake
Tce
Chicago Northwestern Railway
Cedar Falls Students Leave Town After Busy School Year
Cedar Falls reports a large student exodus as the spring term ends. City officials estimate $25,000 spent on improvements including 5 miles of walk totaling $58,000, plus new sewer and storm sewer work. Faculty and staff head to relatives and educational gatherings while seniors play a major basketball game this afternoon.
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Cedar Falls
Bome
Teachers’ College
Ben
Sophmores
Pairings Listed For Wed Weddings In Iowa Towns
Licensed to wed are George H. Schuknecht of Waterloo and Edith Coulson of Scales Mound. Also listed are William L. Pedicord of Waterloo with Marjorie M. Griden of Waterloo, and Charles H. Bailey of Tama City with Nellie Mattingly of Garwin. Court records show 227 24 23 25 32 29.
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George H. Schuknecht
Waterloo
Edith Coulson
Scales Mound
William L. Pedicord
Marjorie M. Griden
Charles H. Bailey
Tama City
Nellie Mattingly
Garwin
Miss Winnifred Armatage Visits City Ad Solicitor
Miss Winnifred Armatage of Toronto arrived last night and is visiting Miss Mildred Allen, an advertising solicitor for the Courier. The two were schoolmates in Denver, Colorado.
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Winnifred Armatage
Toronto
Canada
Milrded Allen
The
Courier
Denver
Colo
TIZ Cures Corns and Foot Pain Quickly
TIZ promises fast relief for corns bunions callouses and sweaty tired feet. Advertising copy claims immediate pain disappearance and cleansing of poisonous exudations with a 25 cent box sold by Walter Luther Dodge Co of Chicago.
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A. Hoover
Progress
N_ C
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
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TRIST
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Waterles
Rochester
Bissell
W. A. Cowell & Son
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Louis
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Apt
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