Debtor Boggs Faces Loan Details in Granite Case
E A Boggs testifies he borrowed about 9171 730 in eight months to cover monument business debts and expenses. He denies speculation or sending funds abroad, says most loans funded old liabilities and payroll, with 60 400 borrowed in the last year. Adjournment set as bankers and staff expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Boges
Jnana
Forson Street
First National Bank of Dean
Minn
Bee
New York
Ate
Boggs
Edward T. de Vine
Monts
al. Boggs
Joans
S Morrison Bank
Citizens Savings
Waterton
Peas
Waterlan
Shel
Wellsburg
Parkershur
Dunne, Minn
Pereee
Traer
Lament
Reese Ddo
Ackley
Petky
Eldora
Manchester
BNO Bank
Gladbrook
Amarshalltown
Farmers’ Bank
Jesup
Strawberry Paint
Boies
Moyes
Hubbell
Kim
Boges
Lovejoy
A. B. Lovejoy
Fairburn
Fieve
Ness
Buges
Pairburn
Lyle
Bows
Amd
Murtagh
Fle
Pores
Anne Yetserda
Fring
Central Iowa Granite
Binancolln
Ar. Boggs
First National Bank of
Dr. Devine
Mr. Boggs
AES i
Why Actresses Never Grow Old
A humorous essay argues actresses appear younger due to makeup but urges using mercalized wax to erase aging signs. It claims facial wax can smooth lines and spots, suggesting stars should adopt the routine to keep skin fresh both on and off stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet
Younr
Centenarian celebrates 101st birthday at Spoers street home
Mrs Spoers marked her 101st birthday yesterday with calls and gifts from friends in Spoers. A Waterland resident for years, she was born in Pennsylvania and moved to town in girlhood. Her husband is 30 years younger than her son Frank Sherwood, who now lives at the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown. Weather records note a January high of 14 and low of 2 degrees the year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoers
Frank Sherwood
Marshalltown
Pennysylvan
Weather note on January drop in New York temperatures
A brief weather item reports in New York that temperatures cooled from 35 to 38 degrees in the afternoon, then fell sharply overnight to within three degrees of the era mark today, a drop of thirty five degrees in eighteen hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London editor dies in Florence villa incident
Florence, Italy report states Henry Janin, London editor of the eTruth, died at his villa this morning after a bout. The account notes his role and sudden death while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Janin
Henry
London
Bremer County Man Dies at Sister's Waterloo Home
Henry R. Jones longtime Bremer county resident died at his sister Mrs. 8. HH. Voris’s home on Ninth Street West Waterloo after a year of ill health. He had lived in Fairbank most of his life with five years in Oelwein as a repairer. Survived by multiple spouses and children, brothers and sisters, funeral Thursday with Methodist pastor presiding.
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Henry R. Jones
Fairbank
HH. Voris
Ninth Street West
Tie
Bremer County
Decedenut
Indiana
Iowa
Franklin Township
Oelwein
Chicago Great Western
H. Yaris
Waterton
Ninth Street
Methodist
Wil
Oliver
South Dakota
J. J. Phillips
Illinois
Old Officers Re-Elected at Town Manufacturers Insurance
Stockholders of the Town Manufacturers' Insurance Company met in Waterloo for the sixth annual meeting. Hermann Miller presented a report showing 1917 policies issued and over 1 million dollars in business in force with strong premiums and a nearly 1000 dollar cash balance. Directors were elected and old officers retained, including W W Marsh as president and Hermann Miller as secretary and manager. Out-of-town directors attended from Fairfield Waterloo Davenport Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Manufacturers’ Fire Insurance Company of
Waterloo
Uin Syndicate
Block
Hermann Miller
Miller Jerther
Robert Palmer OW
Mullan Ci
Kingsley Hermann Miller
W. W. Marsh
Vie
Kingsley
Thomas B. Carson
Davenport
JH. Keys
Council Bluffs
FH. Holt
Hermann Miler
Roosevelt Refuses To Comment On Steel Nomination Talk
New York January 16 Theodore Roosevelt dismisses reports he favors the Steel interests for the presidential nomination calling the idea semfoolery. He declines further discussion and brushes off questions about Carnegie tests and postmaster general remarks on telegraph ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Steel
Carnegie
House
Owas
Washington
Taft
Sprightly Babe Taken by Death
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter J. Rollins mourn the loss of their sixteen month old daughter Margery Hanson who died at the hospital after an operation to relieve an ear abscess. The child had shown sprightliness but fought illness over about a week. The Rollins family includes Phyllis nine, and sons Walter and Moss. The Rollins have faced multiple health trials during six years at the First Congregational church, including appendicitis operations and infantile paralysis affecting a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Rollins
Margery Hanson
Ter
Phyllis
Walter
Moss
Rollins
First Congregational Church
Eloper on Way to Texas Report Emerges in Winnipeg
Winnipeg reports that A. G. Boyce Jr. is en route to Texas after allegedly eloping with Mrs. J. B. Snead of Amarillo. Snead allegedly shot and killed A. G. Boyce Sr. last Saturday, prompting the pursuit and sensational local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloper
Texas
Winnipeg
Manitoba
A.G. Boyce, Jr
Boyce
J. B. Snead
Amarfllo
Snead
A. G. Boyce
Wrinkleless Skin Now Easy To Have
A Family Physician item touts a simple home remedy for wrinkles. A mixture of saxolite and witch hazel is described as tightening and toning the skin to reduce deep lines, with use as a wash lotion.
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Waterloo College
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Monument
James Porter
Reine Iheck
iMarkings
AME
East Fourth Street
Bremer Guunty
Henry RR. Jones
HAE Insurance CO. Prosperous
Board of T
Lene
Folowing
Town
W.ow
Marsh Thomas
Carson Tho. N. Garrettson
Robert Patterson
F. Laidits
Robt
S. Sinclair
We. Fowler
W. Myers
At. Sullivan
Keys Henry Wris
William Louden
Xx. Narthey
J.B. Sedgwick
Paul Arbors
É. WL Holt
Wairfield
Wort Dodge
Robert Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Dodge
Marks
Parks
Roosevelt
H. Rollins
Lief
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
Mew
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