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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1912

Page

8

Farm dispute ends in assault as Moline tackles Madsen with hay fork

Lars Madsen, 51, suffers two deep gashes to the calf after a farm feud over fodder division. Carl Moline, owner of the farm, is alleged to have attacked with a rusty hay fork. Madsen was taken to Presbyterian Hospital in serious condition awaiting possible arrest.

Lars Madsen Carl Moline Moline Madsen L. Peters Fourth Street East Edward Casey W. T. Reidy Presbyterian Hospital

Local Social and Visit Notes From Clarksville

Cranville Newman visits family from North Dakota while Miss Mary Kickelberg tours with Mr. and Mrs. Gellhofer. Community members attend visits, parties, and invitations as marriage plans for Margaret Detra and James W. Harris are announced. People plan shirtswaist party at the I O O F hall and teachers get a social evening hosted by R H Waugh. Your credit is good at People's Store.

Clarksville A. E. Smith Hes Moines Walnut O. W. Spencer Clarence West Plains Selah Spencer Mesdaines Christenson Scobee,funt North R. H. Waugh Kate Gilbert Frances Gilbert

Ford aims 75,000 Model T cars for 1912 production

Henry Ford explains in a period advertisement that Ford will build 75,000 to 75,600 Model T cars in 1912. He cites branch managers at the Ford Union meeting in Detroit who each doubled their 1911 requests, backing a planned $50 million output and anticipating a 1912 demand surge.

Henry Ward Ford Motor Company Ford Juy Ford Union Detroit

Chicago Glee Club Brings Winter Concert To Audience

The Chicago Glee club performed last evening at the First M church with a 3298th concert in the All-Star series by the church Aid Society. A large audience heard the quartette in solo and ensemble numbers and trombone selections. Dixon the impersonator drew encores with his old man numbers. Frank Cannon, next on Tech 7, was noted for articles on Mormonism in Everybody's and will lecture on the subject. Isabel Garghil Beecher, a noted reader, is announced for March 13.

Chicago Glee Club M. F Tech. 7 Isabel Garghil Beecher

Roosevelt Loses in Taft Favor at Oklahoma Convention

In Coalgate Oklahoma on January 24 the Republican convention of Oklahoma's 14th district backed Taft 118 to 32. Edward Perry led a Roosevelt push that failed as delegates favored renomination of President Taft. A balloon with Roosevelt and a rider appeared amid the proceedings.

Coalgate Okla Oklahoma Ayl Taft Roosevelt Edward Perry Perry Cocanne Teddy Chicago

Des Moines Life Insurance Sold to National Life

Des Moines Life Insurance Company stockholders ratified a transfer to National Life Insurance of Chicago. President A E Rawson sold majority stock to A W Johnson for about 700000. the Des Moines company will cease to exist as a home company and be fully bound over to National Life. Mrs Louise Rawson will retire from the business after transfer details. The local staff remains in place during the transition.

Des Moines Des Moines Life Insurance Company National Life Insurance Company of Chicago Des Moines Company Chicago Risk Concern Teg Moines Concern A. E. Rawson A. W. Johnson Chicago Pes Moines National Life Johnson Louise Rawson C.F. Rawson Rawson Soit

Conscience Money Returned to Boulder Milling Company

A St Paul man sent $500 by express to Charles W. Rowland of the Boulder Milling and Elevator Co in Colorado. A note states he stole up to $200 years ago and returns it with interest plus a request to acknowledge receipt to Rev H Moynihan of St Thomas College St Paul Minn.

Boulder Colo Charles W. Rowland Boulder Milling and Elevator Company Express St. Paul Thas H. Moynihan St. Thomas College St. Paul, Minn

Blackmailer Trapped In Reynolds Case

A. S. Reninger, accused of attempting to extort $1,000 from George M. Reynolds, president of the Continental and Commercial National Bank, was arrested in Chicago. He confessed to the crime saying he acted under pressure from unemployment and planned to repay the debt by threat of death.

Lies Moines Chicago Mornday Reninger George M. Reynolds Continental and Commercial National Bank Reynolds

White of Olden Times Rugby

Eugene Morith's ice bound 1866 voyage from Buena Vista to Poubuque ends with wolves attacking and him surviving after skating to Moulton seven miles away. A storekeeper recalls a winter night rescue near Millville and a later case of frostbitten feet requiring amputation. The letter promises more tales of an old gentleman Brinker.

Gourier Eugene Morith Buena Vista Poubuque Mississippi Moulton Wisconsin Merith Chivton Mike Rone Millville Rene Pangrein Sit Hone Brinker

Ice and social notes from Mount Vernon Township

Ice house filling at Boles Creamery follows last week’s work as farmers prepare for winter stores. Local residents report severe cold with 48 below zero in January. Social events include a masquerade dance at Boies, a Darlight card club night, and a Dorcas society meeting. Ladies and gentlemen from Waterloo, Duluth, and nearby towns appear in visits and hosting duties.

Mount Vernon Boles Creamery Conrad Fritz Victor Thomas Frank Thomas Cilyndon Minn L. S John Smith Duluth Fred Tuthill David Filler Fern Aikey Will Heideman Frank Rivenburg Darlight Card Club Austin Leverses Lowell Iotlenback Pysart P. R. Henry Lew Wangler Waterloo Austin Leversee Win Knapp Z. K. McElroy Dorcas Society Wm. McFarland Clarence Decker Roe Law Mesdames Vorhees and McDonald

Minstrels Die After Railroad Wreck Near Chenango Forks

George F. Kelley of Claremont New Hampshire and H Q Haynes of Indianapolis Indiana died from injuries in a Lackawanna wreck at Chenango Forks near Binghamton. Mrs John Vogel and Carl Helman were among those injured. Engineer Frank Curran of Syracuse also hurt. A second item notes a corset sale at Popular Corset Parlor Cedar Falls Iowa running through February 20.

Binghamton S. Y George F. Kelley Claremont N. H H. Q. Haynes Indianapolis Ind John W. Vogel Minstrels Lackawanna Chenango Forks John Vogel Bridgeport Ff. WH Aitkin 4Th and Main Sts Cedar Falls

Local Notes From Eagle Center and Vicinity

Mrs Adam Strubel visits her father in a geriatric condition while Miss Flyia Reiter stays with her sister in La Porte. Miss Laurens McKenna sews at Tom Conry and the coming long year dance on January 26 features Beck's orchestra. Mrs William Klein improves after illness and Katherine and Louis McGarvey visit Pipestone. Arthur Helter buys a cutter and many attend the Dengpo year dance in La Porte. Mrs Henry Koerner celebrates birthday with friends. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for soothing coughs and aiding recovery.

Adam = Strubel Gerionsts Flyia Reiter la Porte Fred Rosaner EL McGaivey Delph’s Laurens McWkenna Bressing Tom Conry Beck William Klein Katherine Louis McGarvey Pipestone Minn Dave Klein George Heinz Arthur Helter la Porte Ieriday Henry Koerner

Chinese Laborers Foil Authorities In Immigration Report

The report by Daniel J. Keefe, commissioner general of immigration, warns of lax Chinese exclusion enforcement. It notes many laborers gain admission as merchants or students, urges tighter controls and harsher penalties to curb induced immigration and subterfuge used to hire Mexican workers for railroad and mining jobs.

Washington Uniteed States Wnirmal Daniel J. Keefe Keefe Wits United States

Seven Days Saturday to Play at Waterloo This Week

The merrie of all comedies Seven Days opens at Waterloo this Saturday with matinee and night showings. Wagenhals and Kemper bring a complete Broadway setting, promoting a proven hit now in its third year at the Astor theatre in New York.

Waterloo Messrs. Wagenhals Kemper Astor Theatre New York

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