Man and former wife in lawsuit in Iowa case
William J. Cadwell of Waterloo now living in Fort Dodge seeks to modify a divorce decree and release him from $1,235 in notes his former wife Laura Cadwell held. The notes, given a dozen years ago for funds she turned to him, vanished from the safe amid divorce disputes and later resurfaced. Cadwell testified he believed they were burned with other papers. Mrs. Cadwell said they were kept safe and later handed to lawyers for collection.
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Banquo
William J. Cadwell
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Mr. Cadwell
Laura Cadwell
H. B. Boies
Cadwell
Hammond Avenue
Cantwell
Rochester
Minn
Feely & Cook
James G. Clark
Co M Carnival And Dance Benefit At Armory Next Week
The indoor carnival and dance to benefit Co. M Iowa national guard will be held at the armory next week. Committees have prepared extensively and most arrangements are complete. Several booths will offer carnival attractions with dancing each evening. Funds from the carnival will equip company quarters on the armory’s third floor, with shower paths and other improvements planned as old quarters are rearranged. Co M is praised as the best in the state due to Major George Weilein and officers. The unit, organized about 16 months ago, has grown into a highly trained, efficient guard force, fully government equipped and federally paid.
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Co. M
Iowa National Guard
Armory
C "Co. M
George Weilein
Fulton County Lamp Eye s.Coal Co Ad
Advertisement for the Fulton County Lamp Eye s Coal Co. features a phone contact 1501 and promotes local coal services and lighting products.
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Fulton County Lamp Eyes
Coal Co
Free Heart Disease Treatment Promised by Dr Miles
An advertisement touts a Free Two-Pound Treatment for heart disease and related symptoms. Dr Miles claims 30 years of research, urging afflicted persons to request free reports, a free book, and the no charge treatment, warning that delays can be fatal. Addresses in Indiana are listed for contact.
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Miles
Anklin Miles
Dent
Anklin
Builders Affiliate With National Ass'n Name New Officers
John G. Miller of Waterloo was chosen vice president of the Master Builders' association of Iowa yesterday. G. O. Mills of Webster City was elected president and W. H. Lightner of Cedar Rapids secretary. W. F. Kucharo of Des Moines treasurer. C. P. Magsard re-elected general secretary. Delegates were chosen for the next national convention and the group voted to affiliate with the National Association of Building Construction Employers. The eighth annual convention closed with a Waterloo theatre party and smoker hosted by the Waterloo Builders' exchange.
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John G.’ Miller
Waterloo
Master Builders’ Association of Iowa
National Association of Building Construction Employers
Miller
G. O. Mills
Webster City
W. H. Lightner
Cedar Rapids
W. F. Kucharo
Des Moines
C. P. Magsard
J. E. Tusant
John Jacobsen
Marshalltown
Master Builders
Waterloo Builders’ Exchange
Allen Holmes Kimball
Iowa
A. I.ne
A. A. Arnold
Maysard
Indianapolis
Local officials named as alternates in Grinnell and Cedar Rapids
J Leeper of Cedar Rapids G O Mills P Massard and John Soller were selected as principals with John G Miller and W Ennis of Grinnell named alternates.
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J. Leeper
Cedar Rapids
G. O. Mills
P. Massard
John Soller
John G. Miller
January Divorces Grow in Boies Court Drama
A busy morning in Judge H. B. Boies's division sees attorney Pressey H. Frank finish one divorce action and prepare for another as other lawyers invade the courtroom to argue a demurrer. An onlooker notes laborer’s hire sentiment while Judge Boies manages a crowded docket. Meanwhile Judge Fisher and a Jewish relief committee plan a January trip to Kiev with a $35,000,000 aid gift for Poland and Ukraine Jews.
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Pressey H. Frank
H. B. Boies
Mr. Frank
Judge Boies
J. EB. Williams
Chicago
H. M. Fisher
Jewish War Relief Fund of America
New York
Kiev
Poland
Ukraine
Tax Collectors Help Taxpayers With Income Returns
Iowa collector Louis Murphy plans two month visits to counties to assist residents in filing income tax returns at no charge. Payments should be by draft or checks. cash collection is forbidden. Gather 1919 income and expense records in advance. Schedule shows Waterloo January 15 to March 15, Cedar Falls January 15 to 22, Grundy Center January 26 to February 7, Humboldt February 9 to 14, Gladbrook February 16 to 21, Toledo February 23 to March 6, Belly Plying March 9 to 16. The first western district semester extends to January 30 due to quarantines and coal cuts. Advertisement for Watkins Coal Co. continues.
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Louis Murphy
Internal Revenue
Iowa
I A
Grundy Center
Hembeck
Gladbrook
Toledo
Recruiting Notes From Waterloo District
Olle KR Wagner of Dumont Iowa enlisted for one year in the United States Army and plans to study dentistry. Lawrence R. Wendt of Des Moines also enlisted for one year in the medical department to study pharmacy. The army highlights opportunities for education, with authorized training in Fort Sapitla and a need for musicians within 2000 miles. A. F. Hansen, assistant recruiting officer, travels weekly to Oelwein Independence Manchester and other points. Army exposure includes service in Panama.
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Olle KR. Wagner
Dumont
United States
Lawrence R. Wendt
Des Moines
Army
Terloo
Texcept Sk
One
Fort Sapitla
A. F. Hansen
Oelwein
Independence
Manchter
Panama
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Franklin Miles
National Ass
Miller's Creek
Watkins Coal Co
Essary
Overland Waterloo Co
Franklin
Scane’s
Cane’ Better Clothes Shop
East Fourth S
Fulton
First National Bank Building
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