OMANA ORDER MYSTERY INVOLVES ALICE MOISSETTE CASE
Omaha police arrest Lester Mann, former husband of Alice Moissette of Colfax Iowa, in the unre solved murder of a young woman found near Omaha last November. Mann admits past ties to Moissette but denies knowledge of the crime. Authorities pursue leads linking Moissette to the victim as part of the long running investigation and rewards remain offered by Nebraska counties and nearby towns.
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Onmabe
Neb
Italy
Aliceoissette
Colfax
Lester Dale Mann
Fontenelle
Alice
Oissette
Omaha Polie
Mann
Miss Moistre
Omaha
Ann
Miss Moissette
Janm
Washingtonghway
Alice Moissette
Wymore
Moissetters
Alice Moisette
Tiles Moissette
Alicero
Kansas City
Lair
Blair
Maha
Nebraska
Man Answers Charge of Loading Grain Peculiarly
Louis Maack of Stockdale and Maack Wolcott appeared before A W Herger federal grain supervisor to answer charges that 21 rail cars were loaded with a layer of inferior grain concealed under a layer of high grade grain. Harry Evans testified to federal and state inspection records. Maack defended his conduct, saying he was satisfied with the broker’s terms and intended to get the best price. The hearing continued with the official keeping details secret.
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Chicago
Louis Maack
Stockdale & Maack Wolcott, Ir
A. W. Herger
Harry B. Evans
United States
Maack
Anle Herger
Herger
Jom
Evans Adt
Mr. Herger
Twenty two boys return from Y camp on Cedar Falls island
Twenty two boys came back from the last of the Y camps on Anderson's Island five miles above Cedar Falls. The Waterloo association officials say the island will not be developed as a permanent camping site. W. F. Huxford and Dr. J. H. Styles led the camp with Lee Shillinglaw and Carl Kirkpatrick as leaders and Joe Harris as cook. Swimming was the best sport with no accidents.
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WY. M. CG
Anderson
Cedar Falls
Permant
Waterloo Association
W. F. Huxford
J. H. Styles
Lee Shillinglaw
Carl Kirkpatrick
Joe Harris
Iowa Falls
Mar O
Mr. Huxford
Leo Shillinglaw
Waterloo
Eleventh St Bridge Fires Prompt Urgent Repairs
Two fires on Eleventh Street Bridge within a week prompt warnings from City Engineer Ralph Slippy about failed paint, rust, and rotted sidewalk boards. Firefighters contained blazes from a dropped cigarette and from beneath the east end. Council took no action amid other matters.
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Eleventh Street Bridge
Ralph Slippy
Lmayor
Kent Held In Connection With Affair As Louise Bouke Confesses
The dispatch reports Kent, aged 61, in custody related to the case. Louise Bouke, 25, admits she is the mother of the twins involved.
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Press Dispatch
Kent
Wnh
Iiss Louise Bouke
Bat
Owas Fields Are Beautiful in July
J W Arbuckle visits Cedar Rapids as a judicial convention delegate and praises Iowa in July. He describes ripened grain, harvesting corn, hay barns, green corn appearing dark from afar, thick pastures, and booming dairying while forecasting prosperity and peace across the state.
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Iowa
Towa
Mail pouch stolen from Lawn City platform in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls. A mail pouch destined for Rock Island train No. 61 was stolen from the Lawn City platform about 4 a.m. today when the agent briefly left the station. The pouch held four registered letters and other matter. No clues or details available.
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Cedar Falls
Rock Island
Waterloo girl saves life of baby found in well
Miss Alsid Wilson recounts two twin infants found abandoned in an Omaha well. A six pound boy and five and a half pound girl were rescued by bystanders and later taken to Methodist Hospital. The first baby showed signs of strangu lation but both were reported well enough to survive at the hospital.
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Waterloo
Omaha
Alsiad Wilson
Walter P. Jensen
Nebraska City
Miss Wilson
Methodist Hospital
Diamond Dyes Safe Dye Advice Warns Against Streaking
A warning urges consumers to use only Diamond Dyes to color fabrics and follow package directions to avoid streaking or damaging materials. The message emphasizes insistent brand use and proper procedures.
Corn Treatment Promises Immediate Relief and Easy Removal
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a quick corn remedy, claiming instant relief and easy removal without soreness. It notes a small bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, effective on hard and soft corns and toe calluses. It also mentions a postal stamp issued in Britain in 1840 featuring Jack in color.
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Britain
Druggiote
Kelloges Tasteless Castor Oil Promises Pure Remedy
Spencar Kellog & Sons announces a tasteless castor oil that preserves strength and purity. It targets mothers and children, noting doctors' approval and easy dosing in three sizes priced 15¢, 35¢, and 50¢.
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Spencar Kellog & Sons, Inc
Kellamy
Boy 12 Leaves Home to View Western Scenery
Adan Jurlilonas, 12, was picked up by police in Rockford after running away to see the western scenery. He was brought to the station and questioned by Chief WW A Young, admitting the escape. A telegram from his mother says she will come to Waterloo on the first train.
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Adan Jurlilonas
WW. A. Young
Rockford
Waterloo
Berd Olgar and Quality Smoke Advertisers Seeks Patrons
A compact notice notes Berd Olgar and Quality Smoke promoting products to pass ibular people, urging readers to inquire with advertisers for more details.
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Berd Olgar
Cubs Sign Underhand Pitcher Jaeger From Army Discharge
Chicago signs underhand pitcher Jon Jaeger, an overseas veteran, as manager Mitchell calls him a real find. Jaeger delivers from almost ground level with a low arm arc, unusual curveball, and fast speed, marking a rare revival of the underhand style in the National League.
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Chicago
Jon Jaeger
Mitchell
National Lopes
Erskine Mayer
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Jaeger
Will Racium Open the Door to the Great Unknown
An advertisement promotes a Negnen Radio-Active Solar Pad claimed to relieve rheumatism sciatica gout neuritis and other ailments by emitting radio active rays day and night. It promises a risk free test and broad reach to buyers in Los Angeles California offering a home trial with affordable pricing and no obligation.
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Hedium Appliance Co
Bradbury
Local Prospect Mim Impresses Mitchell in Nebraska Encounter
Coach Mitchell lauds Mim as a promising prospect, noting his impressive pace and potential alongside Grover Alexander in a Husker context. The text references Jacker Mivhed and backstory from St. Cloud Minnesota, with scattered lines about real estate terms and a brief abstract.
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Psiona
Mitchell
Mim
Grover Alexander
Jacker
St. Cloud
Minn
Toya Sil
Unclear OCR item with mixed names and prices
Fragmentary 1920s style listing mentions Capeline Plart, Bonet A awe, Jott blork 8, Timel, Ph J stseoluers, and other garbled terms. Reads like a damaged ad or notice with scattered names, places, and prices but no coherent event.
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Dwt
Blork
Lasivt Nakdition
Watardoag
Ceeaaaseaae
Peices
Capeline Plart
Mages
Raddrecel
Barto
Matec
Ph J
Dee SU
Merri
Laalia
Rungge
John Mattty
Fragmentary note about a 47 mit 18 total and awards
Fragmentary OCR reads a contest or event item with a 47 and 18 totals, mentions names such as Wrterles Hey BPN and Thalia, and references tracing and flats near a writer or rider. Context, participants, and exact event unclear due to damaged text.
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Lot i
Ptoek
Thalia
Bystedy
Wiyterion iRley
T. Uuenan
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