Independence Man Denies Swindle In Iowa City Car Case
C F Touhey of Independence declares he is not a swindler and plans to sue in Cedar Rapids area for damages to his car. Attorney J J Lenihan says Touhey, a respected farmer near Masonville, will file two suits totaling about $11,000 against the town city garage and Spencer garage for alleged repair fraud.
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World War II Charity Aid for Families Affected by Elevator Fire
A relief drive is organized in Sisua City to aid nineteen families and over seventy people left homeless by a factory elevator fire. Local officials, merchants, and club leaders pledge fundraising support, with checks directed to the charity offices or to W. P. Manley, secretary. The event follows reports that many residents, mostly foreigners, lost clothing, bedding, furniture, and possessions.
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Shippers Win Victory as Thorne Announces Withdrawn Perishable Freight Rule
Thorne, chairman of the state railroad commission, announced that railroads in the Midwest have withdrawn the perishable freight exemption, a voluntary move seen as a major victory for town shippers in Des Moines. The change covers livestock and other perishables and affects interstate trade as well.
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Insurance money and desertion mystery in Albia case
Crtumwa sheriff Wie Hain Oyiffian returned to Albia yesterday with Parr Dewitt who faced charge of white version. Dewitt had more lau med to live been colived as fire insurance on their Tome when he left Albia. A seated at the polio suition reveled a very ited check for in the sole of its soul, el S200 in money, ely.
Adam Gi Returns to Parents in Adair After Week Missing
Hank Ayner, son located by Council Tipis polio in Omaha laundry at AiMard hotel. Girl was brought to this city and will be returned to her parents in Adair. She had been missing since last Saturday night after leaving home at midnight.
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Fr Caville Submits to Appendicitis Operation
Storm Lake reports Fr Caville, a well known attorney and former U S attorney for the northern district of Iowa, underwent an appendicitis operation Sunday morning. He entered in good condition and is now recovering.
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Thresher Hall Play Ends in Injuries and Insurance Debate
Industrial Commissioner W. Garst ruled threshing owners must provide industrial insurance for workers during harvest season. The ruling targets threshers and farmers alike to cover injuries but faces questions over applicability to farm labor. A farmer was killed in a separate incident, while a man named Charles Mee was noted in the report.
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Breeding Talk Linked to Autumn Section Notes
A garbled manuscript from the Tassay Evening section hints at breeding discussions and talks in progress. The fragment mentions a calendar deadline and expects a large audience, though specifics are unclear.
Joyful Anticipation of Motherhood
A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols a product called Mothers Friend to ease pregnancy discomforts. The blurb promises relief from morning sickness and nerve tensions by external lubrication of muscles and supporting tissues. The ad urges readers to obtain the preparation via local druggists, listing a Atlanta Georgia origin and a buyer’s note about a special price for the event.
Entertaining and travel notes from Cedar Falls July event
Brief notes detail Prof. F. M. McCreary leading a Cedar Falls Presbyterian church Sunday school group on a river outing with swimming and a picnic supper. Orlo Bangs to give a Y M C A recital. several local people visit relatives in Grinnell and Clarksville. various trips and speeches noted across Cedar Falls region.
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Otis H. Holmes
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District delegates and travelers depart for various assignments
Dr. C. B. Waterman leads a fifty person delegation to Lansigg Michigan to inspect the Keo automobile factory with J. H. Waterman of Fort Dodge overseeing the group. G. R. D. Kramer travels to Hannibal Missouri to join his son George and proceed to Florida for business. Rev. J. M. Morris attends the Christian church state convention in Colfax. Dr. Hodney Arey visits his father and sisters at Muscatine before moving to Town City and then Muscatine to finish university studies.
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Died at 86 Mrs Mineer of Bristow Funeral Held
Mrs George Mineer died Sunday night at 11 o'clock at her daughter Mrs Charles Cockman’s home east of Bristow after a long illness. She was 86 and the eldest resident of the area beside her husband and two children who predeceased her. Surviving are Mrs Chase Cockman and George Mineer of Dumont. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M E church.
English Wildcats Use Horsewhips Freely
London July 15 two militant suffragists attacked Rt Hon Thomas McKinnon Wood secretary of state for Scotland as he left his residence. They were armed with heavy horsewhips and struck him across the shoulders. They were arrested.
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