Four men fined in disorderly house case in police court
Convicts Frank Hargrave Ivan Hargrave Jack Gessler and James Ravine were found guilty in police court of being inmates of a disorderly house. Each fined $25 after a 93:30 p.m. arrest by Chief Dinneen and Sgt Hollcroft. Evidence included alcohol on a table and a keg of beer. The Mayor noted gambling need not be proven for guilt. Four other defendants faced drunkenness charges. tax and church notices follow in the report.
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Lrrank Hargrave
Ivan Hargrave
Jack Gessler
James Ravine
Dinneen
Hollcroft
Atincife
Hargray
Amit
Caldwell
Gestter
Greene Grew Cool as Residents Report Illness and Visits
Greene Iowa January reports temperatures plummeting to ten below with residents noting recent illnesses. Visitors include Miss Mary Downing in Waterloo and FPriing work, Mrs Aelia Cates and children from Marble Rock visiting the Trasier home, and J G Grady returning from Waterloo after the fair. Other items: Earl Aurand and wife welcome a son born Thursday. Mrs A L Refsnider travels from Christmas visit in Reinbeck. Kay Stover returns to Chicago after two weeks with family. Edna Lockwood hosts Sunday school class. ice harvest completed by Bunker and Crosby with good quality reported. Sarah Hanley visits Waterloo. Charles Gates travels from Des Moines for a few days.
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Greene
Mary Downing
Waterloo
Aelia Cates
Marble Rock
F. Trasier
J. GH. Grady
Earl Aurand
Little Son
A. L. Refsnider
Reinbeck
Glen Moss
Kkay Stover
Chicago
Ali
L. J. Stover
Edna
Posters To Flare Disease Terror In U S Cities
During the next three months the United States will display 20 000 educational tuberculosis posters. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis announced the program as a three month campaign funded by donations from the Poster Printers Association and nine yapper manufacturers. The effort, valued at nearly 106 000, already hung 2 500 posters in 46 cities and plans 20 000 more in 400 towns by April 1. Free distribution is offered to anti tuberculosis societies nationwide, except for transportation.
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Wats
Going North and South Train Schedules and City Office Lines
A chaotic transit timetable lists trains to and from North and South routes with varied times from 6:09 am to 9:03 pm plus multiple city departures for Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern lines. It notes leaves from City Ticket Office and Cedar Falls departures with specific hourly patterns and early departure adjustments. The piece also includes a separate unrelated medical advertisement from Dr. Wilbert Shallenberger offering free consultations for a range of conditions at 700 Oakwood Boulevard Chicago Illinois.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Elty Poat Ofice
Posters Warn Terriers About Tuberculosis Dangers
Posters on boards under the national association warn about tuberculosis risks at farm and irrigation sites. They claim fresh air good food and rest cure help health but describe drawer work and closed windows causing contamination. The notices imply smokers and consumptives pose risks, noting health is compromised by spitting and poor hygiene.
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Pie National Assoclwien
Peraphle Farm
Humiliation for Sims Issued by Navy Authority
Washington D C January 1 A general order reprimanding Commander William S Sims for his London speech known as last drop of blood has been issued by Secretary of the Navy Meyer The first copy was sent to Admiral Schroeder commander of the Atlantic fleet for early dissemination before general publication The order will be printed and distributed to all officers and posted at naval yards and stations The action follows the president and secretarys guidance on public reprimands Sims is at Guantanamo Cuba in command of the Minnesota which arrived at the Cuban port Friday
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Washington
Generm
William S. Sima
London
Isknen
Navy
Meyer
Stint Hoster
Admiral Schroeder
Atlantic
Sims
Navy Department
Cuba
United States
Minnesota
Cuban
Want Ad Seeks Pig Advertiser and Charwoman
Postmaster W. H. Law states the want ad aims to hire a charwoman and to advertise pigs. The notice appears in the Saturday column, signaling local help and livestock needs.
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W. HK. Law
Body recovered from Sinnach blaze identified Brent Marshall
Searchers recovered one of six bodies believed trapped in the ruined chamber of commerce building in Sinnach Ohio. The victim was Brent Marshall vice president of the Early & Daniels Grain company.
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Sinnach
Chamber of Commerce
Brent Marshall
Early & Daniels Grain Company
Dr L E Alb en Chronic Disease Specialist Ad
Dr L E Alben claims 28 years in treating chronic diseases and condemns Hot Springs doctors for advertising free care. He says he stays, charges a large fee, and guarantees patient satisfaction only if his understanding meets the patient’s needs. He treats all chronic diseases.
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Hot Springs
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