75 Jurors Drawn For March Term Trials Begin March 8
Seventy five jurors were drawn for the March term of court with jurors summoned for 9 a m March 8 while the grand jury meets March 1. The list includes numerous names from Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding areas and notes several real estate transfers in Black Hawk County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. Sherratt
Ullrich
Otto E. Meyers
John F. Hartnett
Jas. D. Beatty
J. L. Simmons
CG. S. Windolf
Elsworth Kline
J. B. Sherborne
C. O. Mason
M. J. O'Rourke
W. E. Cowan
Cliff Jackson
C. W. Lorenzen
F. N. LaBarre
Clark King
J. H. Leege
J. W Winterbottom
Jacob Lichty
W. F. Close
Walter M. Widman
T. B. Forney
Edward Quinn
W. P. Large
W. G
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Frank M. Traphagen
Frank E. Fowlie
Julia A. Stout
Gaige N. Saunders
E. Waterloo
Mrs Will Strayer Dies While Visiting In Independence
Mrs Will Strayer of Canada, visiting nearby, died Sunday at her sister Mrs Brown's home in Independence after several weeks of residence in the area. The report notes her death occurred in the sister's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Strayer
Canada
Mrs. Brown
Physician's Prescription For Indigestion
A vintage ad explains that indigestion stems from a weakened stomach and promotes Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets as a cure. It claims quick relief within ten minutes for heartburn and belching and asserts thirty days to renovate and strengthen the stomach, with refunds if not effective. Wangler Bros. Co. and other druggists stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros. Co
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief For Grippe
A vintage advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound relieves a cold fast by opening nasal passages and easing headache fever and sore throat. It urges dosing every two hours up to three doses, costs 25 cents, and emphasizes no assistance needed and pleasant taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Independence Woman Dies After Hemorrhages
Mrs. Strayer, born 1868 in Independence, died from hemorrhages after visiting a doctor for eye troubles following moves from Hudson to Dakota and Canada. Survived by husband Will Strayer two sons Rex and Reine and sister Mrs. Brown. Funeral Thursday 10 am at Brethren church Hudson with interment there. Body to pass Waterloo tomorrow en route to Chicago Great Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Brethren Church
Hudson
Waterloo
Minors Central
Chicago Great Western Road
Kirkpatrick opposes Wade for southern district judgeship
In Washington on February 9 Representative Kirkpatrick sent a letter to Attorney General Gregory protesting any judge appointment not from the southern judicial district. He said he represents the southern district and will not allow northern interests to dictate the choice. Wade, joined by Connolly and Steele, met the attorney general while John M Read, aiding his candidacy, was present. National committee officials back Judge Wade and expect his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kirkpatrick
Gregory
Southern Judicial District
Wade
Land
Judge Wade
Representative Connolly
Steele
John M. Read
National Committee
Would Have Iowa Stepping Backward
Des Moines Feb 9 On Friday the house pardons committee will consider Jamieson’s bill to return Iowa to the old governor and clerk parole method after courts fix the sentence. A joint committee may hear parole board members on the indeterminate sentence system. A sub committee favored abolishing the plan. 25 states use it with no reversals. Europe and most civilized countries are adopting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
House Committee On Pardons
Jamieson
Iowa
Board of Parole
Europe
Iowa Students at Michigan Show Up in Ann Arbor
Myron L. Bigeman of Cedar Falls Bruce F Gates and Louis C Harwick from Waterloo form a trio of 69 Iowans studying at the University of Michigan this winter. The group enrolled in all departments and have won spots in fraternities and campus groups. Bigeman, a senior engineering student, joins Sinfonia at 614 Thompson Street. Gates, a senior in the literary department, lives at 237 South Ingalls Street. The Waterloo freshman law student resides at 432 Maynard Street.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Myron L. Bigeman
Cedar Falls
Bruce
F. Gates
Louis C. Harwick
Waterloo
State of
Iowa
University of Michigan
Michigan
Bigeman
Sinfonia
Thompson Street
Gates
South Ingalls Street
Maynard Street
Matthew's Adventures Part I
Matthew, a colored boy known as Matthew, wanders from his village with no guardianship. He befriends animals, endures hunger, and meets a kind woman who feeds him and gives small chores in exchange for meals. A limping dog he helps accompanies him briefly as he plans his next step toward independence. Tomorrow's continuation promises further adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapshen
Matthew
Mathew
Altho
Farmer Johnson
Wilson
Missy
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Quaker Remedies Advertised by Model Pharmacy
An advertisement extols Quaker Remedies for children and families. Mrs. W. E. Van Every reports her four children improved on Quaker Herb Extract, with claims of better sleep and appetite. The notice lists products and prices, invites inquiries, and urges readers to visit or contact THE MODEL PHARMACY at 105 E Fourth St for demonstrations and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Himes
van Every
Quaker Fisher
Woensen
Tam
Model Pharmacy
E. Fourth St
Will & m
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Synvial Children’s Rockers
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Valentines
Dibson Ave
Wolland
Dennison Department
Tomorr
Greece
Spain
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Libby
Libby, McNeill & Libby
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