Ryan Held 10 Grand Jury In Potatoes Embezzlement Case
Police Judge Meyers sent J T Ryan former Rock Island agent to await grand jury action after evidence on an 83 shortfall in a carload of potatoes. Ryan bond kept at 1000, alleged withholding funds from sale to a local firm. Charles Harrison and Nick George involved. George testified he paid Ryan 375 with 16 50 rebate. Other witnesses noted cash entries and report details. Frank J Baker to be arraigned for embezzlement. may waive hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
J. T. Ryan
Rock Island
Ryan
Charles Harrison
Nick George
How You May Throw Away Your Glasses
A dubious health claim urges readers to visit a drug store for Optona then bathe the eyes with a prepared solution. It promises to correct astigmatism eye strain and other disorders, claiming glasses may become unnecessary through this prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optona
Federal game laws enforced at Waterloo visit
Federal inspector E A Cleasby of Portage Wis visited Waterloo to advise locals on migratory bird protections. He distributed literature promising rewards and naming the American Game Protective Association at 233 Broadway New York for tips on apprehending violators. In Galesburg Illinois on January 22 George Verbee of Brimfield killed himself after losing an eye weeks earlier.
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E. A. Cleasby
Portage
Wis
Waterloo
American Game Protective Association
Broadway
New York
Galesburg, Tl
George Verbeo
Brimfield
Finety Cond Mining Output Reported For Last Year
A48 721 tons of our finety cond mined last year as reported in a terse industrial brief. The notice notes mining activity and production figures with minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blin
Expecting New Line-Up by US Parties in New Era
Senator Cummins told the American Academy that modern statecraft centers on wealth distribution and well being and predicts a split in dominant parties with many smaller parties gaining influence. Senator Clapp argues two major parties will persist based on privilege and general welfare. Lucy Parsons held in jail in San Francisco on rioting charges after failed meetings by the unemployed. bail set at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cummins
United States
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Congress
Senrator
Clapp
Lucy Parsons
San Francisco
Chicago Haymarket
Women and Wet Feet Warn of Kidney Trouble
Cold and wet feet endanger women and can congest kidneys causing backache urinary irregularities and rheumatic fevers. Foley Kidney Pills restore normal kidney and bladder function and remove the cause of trouble. Contains no habit forming drugs and are sold by all druggists everywhere.
Father’s operation prompts son’s bedside stay
Cashier Ira Rodamar of the Lea vitt Johnson National Bank departed for Rochester Minnesota again last night and said his father Benjamin Rodamar had improved to the point of likely surgery. He wished to be at his father’s side during the procedure and may stay several days at the bedside.
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Ira Rodamar
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Rochester
Minn
Benjamin Rodamar
Rodamar
Foley Kidney Pills Promise 24 Hour Kidney Health
An advertisement asserts that good kidney function requires constant performance and claims Foley Kidney Pills keep kidneys sound and active. It states the pills ensure strong results and are sold by all druggists.
A Single Application Banishes Hairy Growths
Beauty specialists show interest in a new painless treatment for superfluous hairs. A paste of delatone powder and water is applied to the hair, left 2 to 4 minutes, then washed away to remove residue. If the correct delatone is used, the skin becomes hair free and blemish free.
City in Brief Sees Local Passages and Life Events
Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs George Friedl in Raymond Ontario and by J W Van Volk family in Shell Rock. A license to wed was issued to Nick Autenno and Katie Balen of Waterloo. Mrs Ef C DeVoe plans a month away visiting Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati. Roy and Walter Wiewins improving after operations at Presbyterian hospital. Des Moines notes recount a legal dismissal against Miss Tesla McCoy concerning a marriage contract invalid under public policy. Funeral services held for Harold Knode. M C Smith family posts thanks. O Keeffe Towne moving to Fourth street east with updates to the undertaking business.
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A. Ontils
Farmers’ Saving Bank of
Aplington
J. W. van Volk
Shell Rock
Nick Autenno
Katie Balen
Waterloo
Ef. C. DeVoe
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
F. J. Kerr
Dysart
A. R. Kerr
Bluff Street
Hudson
Roy
Walter Wiewins
Presbyterian Hospital
Walter
J. W. Turtle
Des Moines
Union Pacific Railway System
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Rites
Miss McCoy
Flynn
County board approves home plans for new facility
The county board adjourned to continue work on the county home project. Architect J G Ralston's designs, though not yet officially adopted by resolution, will guide the plan. A copy will be sent to the state board of control for approval. In a separate item, A L Chamberlain fractured his right arm when a car crank struck it yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Ralston
State Board of Control
Chamberlain
Local Social Notes From La Porte City Jan 22 1932
Mr and Mrs Jay Krebs and children of Cedar Rapids visit the Longaker home. Miss Myrta Firestone and Miss Lucile Unbehau visit Waterloo. Will Meythaler of Monroe Wis attends funeral of Mrs C G Kober then returns home. Mrs Emma Schar sister of Mrs Kober leaves for Morrison. Art Douglas welcomed with newborn Ben. Joe Kerr attends short course at local college. Wayne Cummins home from Coe College. Gum flower sale and blooming plants advertised at Ashley’s and Kemble’s banners for Jan 24.
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la Porte City
Jay Krebs
Cedar Rapids
Roy Longaker
Myrta Firestone
Lucile Unbehau
Waterloo
Will Meythaler
Monroe
Wis
C. G. Rober
Emma Schar
Kober
Morrison, U1
Art Douglas
Ben
Joe Kerr
Frank Tustison
Minneapolis
Wayne Cummins
Coe College
M. L. Cummins
Men’s Meeting Planned At Y M C A With Temperance Leader
A mass meeting for men is set for Sunday at the Y M C A under H L Litchfield head of the Business Men's Temperance association. Ex Governor Patterson of Tennessee will speak on Temperance Sunday March 5 and Dr Northrup will lecture on Savonarola. A campaign to defeat salons restoration is planned. Also Paul Davis Dry Goods advertises women’s satin shoes at five dollar sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Ill
Mlingis
Pry
John G. Wooley
Civic League
H. L. Litchfield
Business Men’s Temperance Association
St. Paul's M
Patterson
Tennessee
Northrup
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Special Services at Grace M. I Church
Special preaching service tonight at 7:39 in the main auditorium with special music and a sermon by Dr North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. I. Church
Dr. North
Thin People Can Increase Weight With Sargel
Advertisement claims thin men and women can gain five to eight pounds in fourteen days using Sargel one tablet with each meal. It explains the product converts eaten fats and sugars into usable fat and promises rapid weight gain with guaranteed results or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joder Pharmacy
Waterloo
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Venice
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Pope Pius
Rome
Italy
Father
Wrens
Seague Sebanan
Neat Majestic
Mrs
George Friedl
Raymond
Harold Knode
Sua Porta Road
Christian Church
Elmwood
Christ Episcopal
The
Brethren
Westminster Presbyterian Churches
M. C. Smith
O'Keefe & Towne
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Bloim
Repaias
Abe
Duorte Daily Bulletin
Maude Longaker
Waterloo Evening Courier
H. G. Adams
Main Street
Ashley's
Kemble’s Towers
Llinois
Stork
W. A. Bryant
Sixes
Vetoron
China
Brown Crockery CO
Studio
Marcta Oral Kessler
Tod
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