Woman freed on bonds after moonshiner charge
Mrs. Rachel Moon appeared in municipal court and was bound over to the Black Hawk county grand jury on a charge of maintaining an intoxicating liquor nuisance. Bail was set at 300 dollars after a raid on her Sycamore and Fifth streets apartment yielded seven bottles of wine, two moons shine bottles, and two sets of mash fermentation. The arrest followed complaints and a search led by Capt. Farrell and officers Malcom and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Moon
J. C. Murtagh
Black Hawk County
Grand Jury
HH. HE. Mosier
Moon
Sycamore and
Fifth Streets
John Farrel
Tom Malcom
P.H. Walker
Oelwein Voters to Decide Bond for School Site
Oelwein Iowa December 24 The board of education has called an election for January 17 1921 to authorize bonds not exceeding 320000 to buy a site for a new high school. Board cites congestion and aims to begin construction when conditions allow. A series of local incidents follow including theft reports and a basement fire at Tousley’s store. Morris Martin long time resident dies in Mora Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Oelwein Board, of Education
Raymond Ferguson
Tousley
Morris Martin
Mora
Minn
Grundy County Couples Wed at Lincoln Center
Grun dy County notices report a Grundy Center marriage of Miss Bene Tie daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Tie bk es to Paul Andreessen son of Mrs A Andreessen at LinesIn Center by Rev E Weeldrys ber. They plan to live on a farm northwest of Holland. Other items include marriage licenses issued to Joan Freriche and Mrs Hiska Steinme, Grundy Center. Leo Olson and Minnie Wolt hoff, Reinbeck. George Schmidt and Allie Marie Johnson, Holland. Judge George Wood grants Mrs Zee Smelik a divorce with custody of five children for cruel and inhuman treatment. Various local notices on deaths, moves, and illnesses are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Bene Tie
Henry Tiebkes
Tout
Paul Andreesen
A Andreesen
LinesIn Center
E. Weeldrysr
Holland
Joan Freriche
Hiska Steinme
Leo E Olson
Waterloo
Colfax
Estherville
Gladys Massey
C. D. Frer
Reinbeck
Blanche
Anne Benk
T Tv
T Town City
Ds. Rasmussen
Wisconsin
Grusnete
Earl Ray
Zanetis
Lena Arz
Conrad
Be a Good Fellow. The opportunity comes but once a year.
Be a Good Fellow calls card urging timely action as annual chance to join or support a club or event, highlighting a limited window for membership or participation and urging readers to act before the opportunity lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Christmas reunions postponed for families from Warsaw
Cedar Falls notes report Max Rottman and Jacob Wiseman delaying Christmas reunions as Warsaw families fail to board the ship that brought them to the United States. Danish delegate Nis Nissen arrives for a U S visit, will lecture on Denmark’s pre neutral code, while local obituaries note Bert F Andrews funeral and a busy holiday scene with many Cedar Falls names in attendance.
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Cedar Walls
Max Rottman
Jacob Wiseman
Warsaw
Russia
Nis Nissen
Landstag
Schleswig
Cedar Falls
United States
America
Denmark
Nissen
Bethlehem Gymnasium
Early Manchester Residents Noted in Local News
The article recalls Col. Jerome B. Satterlee of Manchester, a lifelong Republican and former district court clerk now retired in Washington. It mentions church, Bible recovery, and a central heating dispute with Iowa Electric. Also reports on Legion Hall open house, local business changes, church programs, and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour
Manchester
Iowa Electric Company
Butler County Auto Licenses Drive To Year End
Butler county treasurer’s office hammers out 1921 auto licenses at rapid pace. By Dec 24, 781 numbers issued, about 400 daily to finish before New Year. Parkersburg man Fed Scoles jailed 30 days after beating Prof Penrod in mayor’s court. Allison couple Miss Mattie J Buerkle and Harry M Freese wed at home. plans to live on Unity farm after year’s start. New Year dance by American Legion Fest at Allison opera house, seven-piece orchestra, old fashioned dances. 6 a m service Saturday by Rev Haney at Associated churches followed by warm lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Butler County
Fed Scoles
Parkersborg
Penrod
Parkersburg
Scoles
Mattie J. Buerkle
Geo. Buerkle
Alison
Harry M. Freese
Clarksville
Unity
American Legion Fest
Allison Opera House
R. &. Haney
Associated Churches
Prehn Beats Bylund In Illinois Wrestling Match
University of Illinois coach Paul Prehn defeated Bobby Bylund of Moline in the middleweight class in straight falls last night. Prehn won the first fall in 25 minutes with a reverse arm scissors and the second in 32 minutes with a legs split hold. Prehn advances to face Charles Chavannier, Franco American champion, in Mason City next Tuesday night.
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Preen
Bylund
Associated Press
Charles Citr
Paul Prehn
University of Illinois
Bobby Bylund
Moline
Prehn
Prelin
Charles Chavanier
Mason City
Congressmen push to regulate futures markets in grains
Washington reporters say the House Agricultural Committee will begin hearings January 4 on Dickinson of Texas bill to curb futures trading in grain meat fruits and all food commodities. Dickinson and Evans Nebraska argue current marketing systems burden growers and fail to reflect true costs while export prices influence most domestic goods.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
House Agricultural Committee
Dickinson
Tenth
Agricultural Committee
Iowa
Haugen
Evans
Nebraska
House
Reforms Suggested for Marketing System and Futures
The article argues that current marketing concentrates markets in a few centers due to exchange trading. It proposes two options: bar futures to spread markets nationwide and reduce delivery costs, or require producers to hedge on futures to stabilize production costs. It warns reform is safer than urging producers into speculation and notes delayed price effects from futures on consumer prices and producer risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade For Protection
Truck Driver Seeks 10000 in False Arrest Suit
Ray Wilson sues Willam Greenberg and United Fruit Company for ten thousand dollars in damages alleging false arrest last June. An amended petition was filed. The suit claims wrongful arrest on information in municipal court accusing him of stealing two potato bags valued at 19.50. A $50 bond was posted and the county attorney later dismissed the action. Wilson drove a freight truck between Waterloo and Reinbeck and asserts the information was without probable cause.
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Ray Wilson
Willam Greenberg
United Fruit Company
Wilson
Waterloo
Reinbeck
Secretaries of Black Hawk County to Meet Next Wednesday
Secretaries from eleven civic commercial and welfare groups in Black Hawk county will convene at Black's tearoom on Wednesday at noon December 29 to form an coordinating body. The gathering aims to share ideas reveal organization methods and outline current work. This marks the first collective meeting of paid secretaries in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Black's Tearoom
Christmas Footwear Discount Ad at Wang and Millers
An advertisement promotes Christmas footwear at Wang and Millers with a special discount. The offer runs open until 9 tonight with pricing highlighted, though some text is incomplete.
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Wang & Millers
Divorce pleas allege cruelty and support terms
Lydia M Jensen seeks $500 for support, $200 attorney fees, and $100 monthly for her and two children in a divorce suit against Ernest I Jensen filed after their May 29 1915 Waterloo marriage. Edith Wagner also files for divorce from Frank Wagner. The piece notes newspaper ads reveal product availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia. M. Jensen
Ernest
I N. Jensen
Waterloo
Edith Wagner
Frank Wagner
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Moonghiner
Grundy County
Lincoln Center
Scott & Bowke
Scott's
George H. Twaddly
Steporter
Waat Fourth Street
U. S
Bert F. Andrews
Tremont Street
Seriice
George LeValley
Webster City
FL Bacon
Ross Cutler
Wattenberg
Onans
Harry Philpott
Cedar Rapids
Doak
Decorah
Carrie Burroughs
William Barrig
Ihampton
Mae Foote
Laurenza Hansen
Chicago
W. W
College Street
Iuy Walker
Georgia Stewart
Frederick Donovan
First Baptist Church
Paul Peck
Plainfield
William Briden Hone
Fort Lupton
Yalo
Wiliam Peck
Delaware County
Hutchinson & lAtwater
Jinventory
W. HM. Hutchinson
Henry Pettson
Congregational
Af. E
First Presbyterian Church
A. O. Knapp
F. E. Dutton
Bert Crosier
Arlie ‘Smith
Jerome B. Satterlee
Altho
Thas
Withpar
Mr. Satterlee
Herkimmer County
New York
Butler
Idea de
Wade
4Th St
Woman’s Apparel Shop
Grace Phelps
Merry Christmas
Virginia
F. E. McStay
Mer
Bridge Street
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
Electrical Pioneers
West
Fourth ‘Street
Marshalls
Marshall Milling Company
Marshall
Minnesota
Northwest
Marshall's
Marshall, Minnesota
Iowa Flour & Feed Company Distributors
Waterlow
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