Sunbeam Makes Free on for 19 Couples in Court
In Judge Wood’s courtroom yesterday a sunny scene hid a wave of divorces. Twelve complainants sought marital freedom as cruelty drunkenness and desertion were cited. Several couples were aged youths with two minors, and one case involved a cross bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Muse
Harry
Katherine Shildow
Katherine
Pell
Wntries
Mary E. Rolston
William D. Rolston
Mary J. Brandt
Louise Clewell
Howard Glewell
Mabel
Bella
Charles E. Scott
Daisy Leona Scott
Bernice Bridenstein
Reece Bridgenstein
Hler
Blanche TE. Koch
A. F. Week
David T. Eastman
Bernice Eastman
Brucella
Perry
Her Cindt
Olive Cerelia
Mora Markan Monroda
Frank
Blanche Mahanna
New Hampton Poultry Plant Starts Basement Project
Construction on a 70 by 40 foot basement at the New Hampton poultry plant near the Milwaukee depot has begun. The space will house machinery for killing scalding and drying, and will be tile throughout. Upgrades include main floor cooling rooms to handle higher output, with total employment rising to about 70 workers once done, per manager J. Littell. Fifty workers are currently employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Services
New Hampton
Ian
New Hampton Poultry Company
Milwaukee
Joent Industries
J. Ft. Littell
Ananager
Tonsiline Promoted as Sore Throat Remedy
A historical drug advert urges keeping Tonsiline on hand for sudden sore throat needs. It highlights the product as specifically made, advertised, and sold for quick relief, urging readiness for nights when stores are closed and a bottle is needed.
Norton pleads guilty in Oelwein public funds case
George Norton, longtime city treasurer and banker, admitted guilt to embezzling about 14 660 in public funds tied to the Oelwein affair. Judge Reed set sentencing for late January, with a potential 10 year term and fines pending audit findings. Norton held many trusted posts including church treasurer and Republican committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Oelwein
George Norton
Towa State Bank
Uelwein
Delvein
Reed
Walton
Norton
Whoa
W Nolton
Nollot
Tio
State Justice System Report Highlights Changes
The report notes statewide population totals under state control with increases in various categories. It mentions Glenwood hospital and a juvenile home at Toledo, referencing facilities in Glenwood and Eldora and a charitable or judicial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jan
Increises
Glenwood
Eldora
Toledo
The Mint Hands Beauty Aid Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes The Mint a Japanese beauty product for hands and face. It claims daily nighttime use yields immediate, pleasant changes even after one application. It emphasizes refined hands as a sign of elegance and notes the product is inexpensive and sold by reputable druggists.
Clarksville Fraternal Societies Install In Indiana Event
Clarksville fraternal lodges held an installation in Clarksville Indiana as seven officers were installed with district deputies assisting. About 100 people attended and a pot luck supper followed. George Smith of Bristow joined in as an out of town guest. Ida Hickle Smith, formerly of Clarksville, died in California at about 40 after heart trouble, with her body arriving Thursday. she was a daughter of the late Thomas Hickle and had lived in Astoria and California recently. Fire damage slight at Seitz home from a chimney fire. Rochester trips for several residents noted. several family stories included sickness, operations, and Mayo Clinic examinations for kin. A wedding occurred at Dike Indiana with Miss Virgie Peck and Harry Horner wed. Rev. A B Chambers officiated, and the couple will live in New Stratford where Horner bought a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Clarksyville
Stoink
Rebekahs
Greene
Claire Wilson
Susie Wilson
George Smith
Bristow
May Hickle
Dave Alexander
Ida
C. Albert Smith
San Jose
Cal
Thomas Hickle
Astoria
Ore
Severry
California
Crow Roobeater
Miro
Sirs
J. A. Wryele
Rochester
Minn
Mro
Rei
J. A. Porter
Los Angeles
Merman Wodeking
Ming
Uneir
Will
Edna, Weinberg
Slonday Alent
Mayo Clinic
WU Kruckenburg
Roche Minn
Mayo Clinics
W. C. Gellis
Olly
U and 1 Club
George Brockway
Die
Dike
George Frasher
Virgie Peck
New Hartford
Harry Horner
A. B. Chamberlain
Dike M
Lrs
Horner
New Startford
Dead Turneaure seeks restitution over burial mix up
Charles H. Turneaure, living in Waterloo, traveled to Marshalltown to seek $125 for restoring a cemetery plot after a body identified as his was buried in the Turneaure family lot in Horton. The real Turneaure was found alive in a hospital in Oskaloosa. Atkins’ body was exhumed and reburied with Masonic rites. Turneaure visited the county board seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Turneaure
Saldlers
Marshall Town
Waterloo
Dames
Richard Atkins
Turneaure
Horton
Gremer County
Atkins
Fourth Street
Walnut
Turneture
Oskaloosa
Chyil
Sexton
Nerton
County Board
Saidler
Flt
Bentley
Alondiy
Horton Turneaure
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NEW Hampton Poultry House
Tan
Chicago
Marshalltown Lions Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lions Quartet of
Marshalltown
Robert A. Rockhill
Louis WP. Talley
James
Springer
Jennings
Nolton
Ot Oelwein
Neumonia
Java
Clarksville
Bishop’s
Bishop, Ee A
Ellis
Cellar Rapids
Sioux City
Bill
Calid
the Royal Furrier
Bridge Street
Kansas City
Screec As
Grand Canyon
NETS
Omaha
Pullmans
Southwest
Air Kansas City
Burlington Travel Bureau
16Th and Farnam, Omaha
JW. Sharpe
Reservations
Santa FE Travel Bureau
Equitable
Chipree
Fourth St
Coats
Boudoir Capes and Bandeaux
Jersey
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