Leonard Hoppes Sues for 95 Dollars Over Viaduct Injury
Leonard Hoppes sues Guaranty Mutual Life Insurance for 95 dollars claiming the insurer owes him for injuries after he fell from the Great Western viaduct into Lane street. The defense contends he was damaged walking on railroad tracks and not from the fall, and argues ninety day filing rule. The case was continued until tomorrow morning.
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Leonard Hoppes
Great Western
Lane Street
Justice Knapp
Hoppee
Guaranty Mutual Life Insurance Company
Advance Cadillac model stirs Morris home news
A new Cadillac design claimed as the 1912 model arrives with C. A. Morris hosting at Peek-Bath apartments Fifth Street East. Morris is eager to prove the car’s superiority amid rival chatter from W. E. Clark of Corn Belt. A son weighing 9 12 pounds brings joy to the Morris household as Detroit Cadillac Shipments await confirmation.
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Cc. A. Morais
C. A
Cc. A. Morris
Peek-Bath
Fifth Street East
Ww. E. Clark
Corn Belt Company
W. 8. Jr
Mr. Morris
Joe
Cadillac Company
Detroit
Sunday converts serious illness in the Fisher with pneumonia
Frank Haddies home in employed W for company. Mr Haddleson is a convert and many become interested in the Fisher with pneumonia. The Iowa Dairy Sepa on is very sick at his apartments. He is one of the Sunday friends alarmed over his condition.
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Frank Haddies
Mr. Haddleson
Fisher
Iowa
Funeral Attended By Large Gathering In La Porte City
Fred Olds and Harry Olds returned to work after attending the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Mary Shepard buried in La Porte City. Services were led by a Methodist minister at the Evangelical church with a large turnout of relatives and friends. Mrs. Mary Volland of Hastings Neb plans to return home soon. Mrs. C M Woods Sunday school class plans a home baking sale at Woods Bros furniture store Saturday.
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Fred Olds
Commercial
Harry Olds
Lafayette
Mary Shepard
la Porte
Evangelical Church
Mary Volland
Slater
Hastings
Neb
C. M. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Woods Bros.’ Furniture Store
Aviator Harmon plans Panama isthmus flight from Colon to Panama
New York reports Clifford Harmon will attempt an ocean to ocean flight across the Panama Isthmus starting February 25 aboard the Moltke with equipment and crew. The voyage aims to influence Congress on canal fortifications, with Harmon detailing suggested altitudes and route markers including kites and flags to aid landing if the engine fails.
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Clifford B. Harmon
New York
Isthmus
Panama
Colon
Moltke
Congress
Panama Canal
Harmon
United States
Gatun
Gatun Dam
Bohio
Tabernilia
Two Story Block Planned on Sycamore Street
Dr Eddy contemplates erecting a two story brick business block on his property beside Eddy Building at 708 710 Sycamore, replacing two woolen stores to boost Out Part Sycamore commerce. Harness shop H J Ehrbrabcht moved from 1710 Sycamore to the former Roy Graham automobile site at 714 Sycamore, ending six years in the old location.
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Lor. Eddy
Eddy
Jold Eddy
Roy Crahman
The Thin and Bloodless Cure Promises Weight Gain
In a community, reports claim a treatment increases red and white blood cells, improves color and vigor, and yields 10 to 30 pounds after months. Three grain hypo-nuclane tablets in sealed packets are sold for home use, aiding digestion and absorption. The piece also touts Blackburn's Pain Away Pills as a headache remedy.
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Blackburn
Little Farms Sell Big in Rock Island Texas
A Cedar Rapids skeptic moved by a Texas land tour becomes a strong booster after visiting Rock Island. He initially distrusted Texas land and dismissed it as dry Panhandle terrain but, after seeing the 10 acre tracts, he helped sell eight parcels upon returning home.
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Rock Island
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Panhandle
Ten Acre Fruit and Truck Farms in Rock Island Texas Offer Solid Wealth
An advertisement touts ten acre Fig Orange or Truck Farms in Rock Island Texas as a secure independent investment with steady profits. It cites returns from Mr. N E Stout of Friendswood Texas and claims 4200 dollars weekly from full outputs, with per acre gains from Irish potatoes figs cabbages and oranges. Farms sell for 500 to 750 dollars with monthly payments 10 dollars no interest no taxes no sick payments. One farm can net 1500 to 4000 dollars yearly after year three.
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Rock Island
Gulf Coast
Texas
N. E. Stout
Friendswood
Waterloo
Town
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