Damage suits filed against six Dyersville saloonkeepers
A flurry of cases in Dubuque and surrounding towns includes six Dyersville saloonkeepers named in damage suits for 10,000 dollars each, filed by Margaret Strief over her husband Fred Strief’s death linked to alleged habitual drunkenness and sale of liquor, with attorneys Carr Brownson Carr and Jno D. Denison. Also reported are a Des Moines Valentine disturbance case, LeRoy Ware paroled by the supreme court, and investigations into workers’ housing during a strike in Marshalltown.
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Dubuque
Dyersville
Margaret Strief
Fred Strief
D. Spielman
Chris, Ferring
John Angler
J. J. Hbuettenmueller
Edw. Harris
Wm. Benn
Carr
Brownson & Carr
Lancaster
Jno
D. Denison
Valentine
Des. Moines
Amelia Christy
Clark Street
E. G. Christy
Alice Christy
LeRoy Ware
Des Moines
Supreme Court
High Court
Towner of
Corning
Ware
Parole Board
Towner
Beaumont and St Martin Pioneered Gastric Research
The article credits Abbe and Spallanzani for early gastric juice study and highlights Beaumont, an army surgeon at a Michigan post, and Alexis St Martin, who created a stomach opening for experimental work. It notes Beaumont’s book and cites Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a modern digestive aid trusted by physicians, promoting mail order trials from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Spallanzani
Beaumont
Michigan
Alexis St. Martin
Stuart
Alexis
St. Martin
America
Canada
F. A. Stuart, Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Corporations Must File February Reports Under New Tax
The article warns that all corporations must file tax reports by February 28 or face penalties of 1000 to 10000 dollars, regardless of net income. Reports postmarked by February count, with March 1 as the filing deadline for delinquency. If the law is struck down before June, the tax may never be due.
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Supreme Court
New Era and Its Demands Address at Waterloo College
Rev. Titus Lowe of Cedar Falls spoke on The New Era and Its Demands to thirty four graduates at Waterloo Business College. He traced eras from absolutism to feudalism to individualism and urged lack of selfishness, condemning the saloon as a vice born of greed. The event included choral numbers and an anthem by the church male quartet. receptions and graduation exercises followed with Prof. Ferris delivering the address.
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Waterloo Business College
Titus Lowe
Cedar Falls
M. E
Mr. Lowe
Business College
Paul Davis
Almon F. Gates
Mullan Avenue
Waterloo Theater
Ferris
Big Rapids
Mich
Waterlo o Warden Goes After Nets In Court
In Justice of the Peace court Judge John Hart ruled Fred Owens and Charles Hugunin guilty of using a net near public waters of the state. The offense occurred November 26 on Rock Creek per Deputy Warden E E Brees. Don Flack was found not guilty. Owens and Hugunin fined $20 each with $200 bonds and appeal notices filed.
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Waterloo
Clinton Herald
Justice Court of Justice of the Peace
John
Hart
Fred Owens
Charles Hugunin
Rock Creek
E. E. Brees
Towa
Don Flack
Short Course 3 Concluded at Waterloo Exhibition
Reports show prize corn sales totaling 406.35 and cereal sales adding 14.35, with tickets bringing 422. Last year receipts were 382.65 for tickets and amusements. Records were set for best ten ears of yellow corn at 75 dollars each and for the prize ear bought by Shoemaker. Cedar Falls considers hosting next year. plans hinge on showings by applicants. Also notes incorporation of Caldwell Hallo well Manufacturing in Waterloo and municipal paving bids for Independence to Prospect avenues.
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Cedar Valley
R. Shoemaker
Galloway Bros
Clarence Leversee
Cedar Falls
B. A. Haymond
LaPorte
E. R. Shoemaker
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Waterloo
Waterloo City Council Plans Steely and Prospect Street Improvements
The Waterloo Iowa city council schedules a March 14 1910 meeting to consider a resolution of necessity for grading curbing guttering and paving Steely street from Independence to Prospect and Prospect from Highland to Steely with intersections included where not yet paved. The clerk is directed to publish twenty days notice per law.
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Independence
Prospect Avenue
Prospect
Highland Boulevard
Steely Street
R. A. Doty
Waterloo
Iowa
City
Independence Avenue
Waterlo o sidewalks cost shown on plat notices
Property owners in Waterloo Iowa are notified a plat and schedule show the cost of constructing cement sidewalks in front of numerous parcels. The documents are on file with the city clerk for inspection and objections must be written and filed within twenty days after the first publication dated February 18 1910. City Clerk R G Thompson presides.
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Waterloo
Iowa
City of
Towa
Leavitt, Johnson Miller's
Johnson's &Dition
Leavitt, Johnson & Miler’s
Leavitt Johnson & Miller’s
Gray Avenue
Lea’itt, Johnson, & Miller
Miller
Additio
Hammond’ Hurd
Hammond & Hurd
Doe
Johnson
Leavitt, Johnson
Forest
Pay
Greenfir
Blog
Greenfield
Baltimore
Leavitt
Johnson & Millen
Johnson & Miller
Jana Miller
H.M. Turner
Ea Erly
West Fourth Street
McKinley Street
Westside
Conger Park
City OF Waterloo
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H. E. Things
A. A. Wilson
D. J. Wilson Land Company
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J. H. Powers
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