Walker wine case set for jury today in district court
The Walker wine case against James Walker, a colored man, opened in district court with arguments by Judge GW Wood and attorneys Edwards and Meyers. The trial centers on alleged sale of wine to state agents last July, with testimony split on whether the concoction was home made fruit juice and sugar or intoxicating liquor, amid perjury charges linked to a witness in municipal court.
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James Anderson
Walker
GW. Wood
Mason
Monk W. Edwards
Vanwally
Tebate
Meyers
Lorney
Edwards
Ile
H. Stewart
James Walker
W. A. Cook
Stewart
Tim Pamarkow
James Day
Bohemian Society Silver Anniversary in Clutier
Clutier chapter of the Bohemian Jewish organization marked its 25th anniversary with a program Tuesday night. Cedar Rapids leaders Frank M. Baria and J. J. Kasper spoke, guests came from Traer Chelsea and nearby lawns, and 25 children each symbolized one year of the chapter. The event included a musical program, two one act home talent comedies in Bohemian, and a dance after refreshments.
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Traer
Clutier
ZG. B. J
Arethern
Chelsea
Funeral in Central City for Willard Butters
H S Butters attended funeral services for his father Willard Butters at Central City Indiana this afternoon. City in Brief records a series of local notices including a Christmas address by Mrs Boges, hospital updates, and a court matter with a deputy judge.
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H. S. Butters
Willard Butters
Central City
Cedar Falls Education Board Seeks 950 560 Tax Levy
The Cedar Falls Independent District plans a 950 560 levy to fund next year's schools with allocations for General, Elementary, High School, and steelbank funds. Board terms of S. O. Bailey and J. S. Latta expire. three-year seats to be filled. Missionary Union meets Friday at St Luke's Episcopal Church from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with lunch in Guild hall. theme Everything by Prayer. Jorgensen to return to Cedar Falls in March. Ralph Berson has purchased 1305 Main Street for possession early next month. Winter semester ends March 9. spring term begins March 10. Reverend Gifford Bacop guest speaks at Friendship Supper. Open bids for new glove building for Eve Drug Co. at College and Twenty-third. Various local notes mention residents and moves.
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Missionaey Union Co Mert
Cedar Falls Missionary Union
Su Luke's Episcopal Church
Guild Hall
Inoon
W. Woster
Jorgensen
Brety
Towls Jorgensen
Fairfiedd
Cedar
Cédar
Alve
Fairfield
Ralph Bhersold
A. E. Prter
Main Street
Teaviwis College
Morndays Miaireh
Waverly
Spears
Gifford Bacop
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Cedar Bally
Ae Rocial
Eve Drug Company
College Wil
Ind Coliege
W. Gicarvett
Tipton
Sikton
Aybsev
Ofty Cruth
Toi
Witte2kyn
Seardet
Malinonah
Fe Corea Lo Fernaissectaire
Washington
Dorf
Dro J. Jensen
Fiu
Tye
Abrerian
Chicago University
Harold Frisby
Erinsby
I Trey
Gritten
Saskatchewan
Arnold Miatheison
A. I T. Lamp
Tes Molhys
Af Resdins
Man
Lost Angeles
Cath
Wiel
Ehatvey F
Hiss
La Porte City Bulletin Highlights From February Local Notices
La Porte City reports a school paper surprise for Mr and Mrs Allebach with the Purple and Gold Reflector. The high school students presented a token of appreciation with a silver offering and refreshments. Also covered are Good Cheer Guild activities at the church and a Fraternity class meeting with a picnic supper. Other items note attendance at church events and a funeral in Greene.
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V. P. Adobaedi
la Porte Curta
J. F. Allebach
Allebach
Chih
Grand jury Indicts Five in Independence Case
Independence grand jury returns five indictments after clearing criminal docket and adjourning Tuesday afternoon. Trial jurors were notified to await further notices as docket items move toward possible action or hearings.
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Independence
Gow
Wead
Waterlow
Tast
Mysterious obituary fragments from Stickney funeral
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of Jacob Agsmue and mention Migs Asamus AL and M. Asemus a deputy in the county treasurer’s office in Chi a city. The text notes a funeral in Stickney on Thursday and references a German birth and emigration to the United States.
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Migs Asamus
Kinesin
Chia City
Jacob Aus Amine
M. Asemus
Veterdinment Tharke
Bucknes
Iacob Agsmue
Germany
Stickney
Income tax forms ready in prospect of lower rate
Local revenue office reports blanks received on the second floor as taxpayers begin filing 1926 returns. The new revenue measure not yet law, but forms LOAOA of 1Afd used with exemptions of 1500 single and 4500 married, and a rate cut to 2 percent for up to 5000.Treasury instructs employers not to report salaries below 1500 and 3500.
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Postaflive
Altho
C.M. Williams
Loxkay
Treasury Department
Tree Planting Demonstrates Value at Jama Reservation
A Sac and Fox Reservation hillside west of Tama shows erosion control and reforestation success. Five years after planting 20 white, red, and Scotch pines plus jack pine on former timberland with washed soil, a thriving stand now grows 12 to 80 inches yearly, reducing soil loss and proving plan viability.
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Forestry Extension Service
Towaw
Tama
Olive Tablets promise clear skin and renewed vitality
The ad touts Dr Edward s Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy after 17 years of study. It claims a olive color pill aids liver and bowel action without dangerous after effects. Take one or two nightly for pleasing results and note renewed buoyancy. Millions buy yearly from this advertisement.
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Edward
Edwards
Ali
Stomach remedy a fast seller in New Jersey town
A vintage ad extols Mentha Pepsin as a quick, effective stomach remedy. It claims fast relief from gas, bloating, heartburn, and indigestion, touts a pleasant taste, and links health improvements to revived energy. Mentha Pepsin is advertised as a study aid for digestive woes and related nervous discomfort.
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Robert Rus
Atvel
Dane
Yan Up Ware
Mikes
Vine
Petey
Marion Talley’s Cousin Here May Parallels Success
Paul Talley, 18, son of Ars. PON. Talley, of Waterloo, has a YOML musician cousin aiming to mirror Marion Talley’s rise after her Metropolitan Opera debut. He studies under O. Crawford and Edward F. Kurtz, showing a promising voice and musical development through church choirs and special events.
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Paul Talley
Ars
Pon. Talley
Logan Avenue
Waterloo
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Dima Duiva
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Tue
Wolin Tusty
Direc
O. Crawford
Edward F. Kurtz
Heyde
Whrabee Meller
Valtey
Merde
Tanlac promoted as nature's tonic and digestive aid
A testimonial from Vance of Bustington Iowa claims Tanlac restored appetite and sleep after indigestion and loss of appetite. The ad describes Tanlac as nature's greatest tonic made from barks and herbs, promising renewed digestive strength and overall health with quick improvement after stopping sickness.
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Vance
3Rd St
Bustington
Lowa
Peterson's Ointment Promises Healed Sores and Skin Ailments
A testimonial from George Hempstalk of West Haven Connecticut claims Peterson's Ointment cured four large sores described as the size of a half dollar over two years. The ad asserts the product treats a wide range of skin conditions and guarantees results, with a price of 60 cents for a large box from The Robert Drug Co.
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Peterson
Walnut Street
West Haven
Conn
George Hempstalk
Robert Drug Co
Waterloo Cousin Strives In Music While Working At His Hotel
The Waterloo cousin of a famous young prima donna is pursuing musical studies while employed at the hotel. His father died last year, forcing Paul to quit school to support his mother and an invalid sister. The Talley family recently arrived from Kansas City.
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Waterloo
Prim Donna
Jjis Hotel
Paul
Talley
Kansas City
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