Right for State to Kill Killers Sheriff Roberts
Sheriff H T Wagner urged Waterloo club members that capital punishment is a just necessity for protecting citizens and maintaining law. He contrasted US and Canada crime approaches, warned America on destruction, and praised Gov. Smith for standing against stay of Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray’s execution. He argued the same law should protect all regardless of sex and noted the need for enforcement, enactment, and application of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Wagner
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
United States
Gov. Smith
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Wagner
America
Chicago
Dominion
Canada
Beach Paredes
Clarence Darrow
Law and justice debate at county meeting and jury critique
A county gathering featured sharp remarks on crime and justice. The sheriff decried high crime rates, praised investigations, and called for stronger prevention over punishment. He criticized defense arguments while noting age and Darrow’s influence. A choir performed songs as Beatrice Reichert was named corresponding secretary.
Manager of Waverly Farmers' Exchange Gets Another Term
Fred Nolte was reelected manager of the Waverly Farmers' Exchange at its annual meeting in Waverly In on January 16. Ernest Thoms was elected director for the unexpired term of Fred Christopher. Reelect ed directors include Ewart Miller Martin Frichel and William Ducker.
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Courier
Waverly
Fred Nolte
Farmers’ Exchange
Ernest Thoms
Iste
Fred Christopher
Ewart Miller
Martin Frichel
William Ducker
Mrs Daniels, 83, Fractures Arm in Fall at Home
Independence Kansas daily report states Mrs E M Daniels, aged 83, fractured a job in a fall from a step ladder at her home in Independence on January 18 in a special dispatch.
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Independence
E. M. Daniels
Joshua Meeker Takes First Auto Ride at Age 91
Joshua Meeker, a Civil War veteran aged 91, for 35 years confined to an upstairs room, was driven to a new farm home for the first time by auto. He also spoke on the telephone for the first time that day, marveling at modern roads and the changes since his youth. He believes he is the oldest Iowan to have never ridden in an automobile.
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Cowmler
Clarion
Joshua Meeker
Meeker
Mr. Meeker
Iowa
Adjustment Bureau for Jobbers Topic of Credit Men
Amity and helpful fellowship between the Waterloo and Cedar Rapids Credit Men's associations were promoted at a Black's tearoom meeting attended by 11 Cedar Rapids members led by J. D. Nichol and Milo Hanzlik. A proposed adjustment bureau for Waterloo area, modeled after Cedar Rapids, was discussed and action deferred. An invitation for Cedar Rapids delegates to the Credit Men's Tri-State Conference in Cedar Rapids on February 15 was extended.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Association
J. D. Nichol
Milo Hanzlik
Waterloo Area
Nichol
Hanzlik
Dandruff Cure Advertised Remedies
An advertisement touts plain liquid argon as a cure for dandruff. Apply four ounces at night to moisten the scalp, rub in, and by morning most dandruff and itching vanish. With repeated use, signs vanish completely and hair supposedly becomes fluffy and glossy. Squid arvon is claimed to be available at any drug store.
Waterloo association to send 35 to ASA conference
The Waterloo association plans to meet with ASA and field a delegation of 35 members to attend the conference.
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Asa
Waterloo Association
Shotgun Sweetheart Disarmed Arrested After Threats
Charges of disturbing the public peace were filed against Joe Drain of 143 Barclay Street North after a quarrel with his former sweetheart Mrs. Eric Scott of 111 Merriman Street. Drain threatened to shoot Mrs. Scott with a shotgun and was arrested when police found a single barrel 12 gauge shotgun. Hearing set for 3:30 p.m. today.
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Joe Drain
Barclay Street
Eric Scott
Merriman Street
Scott
Drain
Greene man jailed for illegal liquor possession
Allison Ia Jan 18 Herman Gallmeyer of Greene county was arrested at his home south of Greene by Sheriff Henry Burma and Deputy Neal for possession of intoxicating liquor not properly labeled. He pleaded guilty before Justice W. P. Miller and was fined 100 and costs. default of payment to follow.
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Courier Special Service
Allison
Herman Gallmeyer
Greene
Sherif Henry Burma
Neal
The
W. P. Miller
Tanlac touted to ease stomach troubles and headaches
An advertisement claims Tanlac improves digestion, relieves sour stomach, gas, and pains, restores appetite and sleep, and strengthens the nervous system. It features a Denver testimonial and says the remedy is natural, inexpensive, and money back if unused.
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Taniac
William A. Wells
West Gill Place
R.R. No. 6
Denver
Colo
Tanlac
Untidy OCR Summary of Local Charge Notes
A garbled OCR fragment notes charges in a county and a person named Twending. The text mentions a search revealing quantities described as four and a small amount of intoxicating squares. The accuracy is low and no clear events or dates are present.
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Mutter County
Tor
Bist Om Twending
Rheumatic Advice on Salts and Diet for Damp Weather
Advice suggests staying off damp ground and keeping feet dry to combat rheumatism. Recommends four ounces of rad Salts daily for a week, plus Jad Salts made from grape and lemon acids with Hthia, to neutralize acidity and stimulate kidneys. Mentions toxins and kidneys' role in filtering acids from blood.
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Sheriff Roberts
Weual
Thelma Brradley
Mary Bradley
Beatrice Reichert
Alice Wykoff
Waverly Farmers
Exchange
Rosenbloom Service Grocery
West Fourth St
Buehler Bros
East Fourth St
Crystal
ICE & Fuel CO
Wright
Bartlett & McFarlane
Eczema
Atouen
Milton
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