Organist Admits He Killed Wife In Rage In Algona
L T Benjamin, 15 year organist of the Congregational church, confessed to fatally striking his wife in a fit of rage in Algona Iowa. He pled guilty in open court and faces a judge to determine degree of guilt next Tuesday.
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Organist
T. Benjamin
Algona
Iowa
L. T. Benjamin
Benjamin
F. Coyle
T.p.harrington
Summer Quarton
Pit
Harrington
Coyle
Iit
Congregational Church
Chicago
Honor Nurses of War Throughout Iowa Sunday
Gov Kendall issues first proclamation urging all Iowa to honor World War I nurses on Sunday January 30. Roses to be worn as the emblem and churches and public spaces to praise the nurses for their voluntary service.
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Kendall
Iowa
Rainbow Greenhouses Rebrands Under William Frost
Rainbow Greenhouses formerly Galloway Greenhouses now operates under William Frost. The announcement promotes cordial patronage, ads for pots plants cut flowers and nursery stock, and notes wholesale and retail offerings with emphasis on good service and low prices.
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Rainbow Greenhouses
Galloway Greenhouses
William Frost
Bank Stockholders Form Firm to Deal in Land Business
A Waterloo financial move formed as Commercial National stockholders create an auxiliary company to handle high grade bonds real estate underwrite and loan activities. Initial offices in the bank with a 500000 capital stock and a board including E W Miller and G W Huntley.
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Waterloo
Commercial National Company
Commercial National Bank
Ths
Des Moines National Company
Bank
First National Company
Mason City
E. W. Miller
G. W. Huntley
H. W. Wente
W. P. Hoxie
J Southill
James M Graham
A. J. Edwards
L D. Miller
Worth Hillman
Warren Brown
H. B. Plumb
Franklin C. Platt
Wreck at Washington and Fifth Streets
Cars driven by Dr. J. E. Moore and J. P. Ives collided at 8 30 a m at the Washington and Fifth Streets intersection. Both vehicles were body wrecked with one wheel hood and fenders damaged. No injuries reported to any occupants.
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J. E. Moore
Campbell Avenue
J. P. Ives
Washington and
Fifth
Eves
Last Soldier Returns from World War I Visits Cedar Falls
A 1918 veteran, who had not visited since, stopped in Peoria on the way home from Germany to visit his sisters in Cedar Falls. Arthur Ericksen entered service from Cedar Falls, and after arrival home from Germany was en route to rejoin, with parents advised today to await his return.
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Peoria
Cedar Falls
Robert Willard
Arthur Ericksen
Germany
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Honor Nurses OF War
Bunte
Bunte Brothers
Gent's
Brighton
Ickages
Gac
Wesen- of
Nichols
West Fourth ST
Southland
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Louisville & Nashville
R.R
P. W. Morrow
N. WP
Marquette
G. E. Herring
D.P. A
Boatmen’s Bank
Mae
Paris Medicine Co
Grove
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Jersey
Lippincott
van Camp
Commercial
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