Marx tells story of tragic store shooting
H Marx recounts the fatal store shooting in which Detective William Goodenbour and an unidentified gunman were killed. The incident began when the gunman entered seeking an underwear size and a forged American Express check for 45 dollars. After a chase through the rear stockroom, gunfire erupted. Goodenbour was fatally wounded, and the outlaw was shot by Patrol Driver Wilson, dying in the front room.
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William Goodenbour
H. Marx
Marx
American Express
Siegel
Waterloo
Gooden
Goddenhour
Wilson
Goodenbour
Wiliam Wilson
Alli
Commercial Street
Goodenborr
Gooden Dour
C. A. Robbins
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Spirits of Juniner and Wild Cherry Wine Listed by IRS
Washington D C July update adds Spirits of Juniner Blackberry cordial and wild cherry wine to the list of intoxicants. The Bureau of Internal Revenue adds these beverages to the list, expanding regulation and oversight.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Lst
Scene of Double Killing Elixir Banoured by Bureau
The bureau banned the Elixir of Meorice along with anise and bitter orange spirits. Juniper and myrila compound spirits were ruled intoxicating, as well as lavender tincture and several other pharmaceutical preparations.
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Bureau
Prohibition Officials Define Drinks Sold in Small Quantities
Federal directives outline that preparations containing alcohol remain intoxicating and subject to prohibition rules. Instructions to prohibition directors specify that druggists may sell intoxicants in quantities under five gallons only to individuals with permits.
Boy Scout Camp Set For August Seventh
Waterloo council Boy Scouts of America announce the first annual summer camp at the Iowa state park near Water Cresa springs in the Backbone region opening Saturday August 7. Registration is rising with over a hundred boys expected to attend ten days of sport at a cost of 7.50 to cover meals.
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Waterloo
Boy Scouts of America
Lowa
Water Cresa Springs
Backbone
Waterloo Council
John W. Gwynn
B.S. Alford
A. J. Artus
J. P. Jona
Frank Wyant
Instruc
Court of Honor
Farewell for Rev J E Johnson and wife at First M E Church
A large Waterloo gathering honored Rev J E Johnson and his wife as they prepare to move east after twenty years of religious social and commercial work. The event featured a gift of silver a set of resolutions of respect music by the church orchestra and remarks by leaders including A T Hakill.
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First M. KE
J. E. Johnson
Johnson
Waterloo
A. T. Hakill
L. Sarvey
First Viian Anifastures Hare Church
Mr. Johnson
Ihe Caeible
F. M. Michael
St. German
Grocery Ad Prices and A Can Label Mystery
A meandering pantry ad lists canned milk prices and assorted goods including Elk Horn and Bordens cans, soap and detergents, and cooking fats. The text shifts to a consumer mystery about a can label sweet corn containing pens, prompting an answer about salvaged supply sources and consumer risk.
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Borden's
Bordens
Libby
AERE
Ann” Cleveland
Ella Freeman
East Eighty-eighth St
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Bandik
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Zane Grey
Prudence of the Parsonage
Border Legion
Lone Star Ranger
Kellers
Sky Pilot
Bower
Tarzan
Terzan
Dan Matthews
Choice
Pere Bill
Mable
Ed Mable
Tom Swift
Tom Slade
Girls of Central High
Bunny Brown
Bobbsey Twins
Grane
Pan U
Warwick
Black's
Kreage
Seidlers Specialty Market
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Brest
Limberger Cheese Creamery Tb
Lowstate Park
North Waterloo
Th. Ib
Waterloo Corn
Finkerton
Sycamore Street
Hulman
Hubinger
P. P.P. Basket Grocery Hosteter
East Fifth and
Sycamorh
Swift
Crisco
Blackstone
State House
Chase and Sanborn
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