Habit of writing bad checks leads to jail sentence
Mrs Howard Sackett was arrested and jailed for issuing worthless checks, with a warrant issued weeks earlier. Her husband and she were taken into custody after returning from an automobile trip. one check was tied to a car license payment. W H Howard faced forgery charges and bond issues. John Nies received a $25 fine for intoxication. Charley Hansen and Clara Smith forfeited bonds. Traffic violators paid $5 each. Mrs Fannie Davis and Mrs F L Brown faced trial in a neighborhood disturbance case.
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Howard Sackett
W. H. Howard
County Jath
J. W. Gwynne
John Nies
Charley Hansen
Clara Smith
Cedar River Park
F. L. Brown
Fannie Davis
Three Hundred More Vets Are Made Happy
Waterloo post office reports three hundred more bonus war rants for service men today double yesterday's total Hecker-Chiapman post urges members to boost membership toward 1200 with ex service men receiving the mower bonus in hand R H Neteatt commander calls postal members to join and compete for a prize The hydraulic press was invented in 1705.
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Waterloo
Hecker-Chiapman Post
R. H. Neteatt
Tuesday Bad Day for Auto Owners in Chautauqua Park
A multi-vehicle crash at 6:20 am in Chautauqua Park injured seven people including Mrs. Rovilla Pendleton and Miss Neva Steinmeyer. The auto driven by Steinmeyer collided with a streetcar and was wrecked. Police logged numerous other fender benders and one California bound car damaged after colliding with a parked vehicle. The incident prompted a police report on speeding and intoxicated driving.
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Rovilla Pendleton
Norwood
Chautauqua Park
Misa
Neva Steinmeyer
June
Alice
Mary
Peertnteyer
Helen
Bernice
Wassiter
Pendleton
Charles Ll. Bartett
Bartlett
Improvements for Popular Highways To Begin Soon
Construction will start on bridges at the Red Ball between Waterloo and La Porte City and Waterloo and Hudson. Contractor Theilan & Shir ley of Omaha Nebraska has been awarded the grade work and crews are expected soon. County engineer W D Johnston says Theilan & Shir ley will mobilize, with C W Pedersen delivering materials locally. A rounding of the short turn on the Toudson road near F J Klingman’s residence is planned by purchasing ground to straighten a sharp angle into a curve.
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Red Ball
Waterloo
la Porte Ci
Hudson
C. W. Pedersen
Northwoan
Thelan & Shirley
Omaha
Neb
W.D. Johnston
East and West Golfers Clash in County Championship Semis
East and West high schools advance in the county scholastic golf tourney at Sunnyside Country Club. Milo Benser and Harald Chamberlain of West face John Casey and Clif ford Hatman of East in semifinals after second round wins over Coburn Kilgore Klug and Smith. Final set for Friday morning. Waterloo Mayers bolsters county chances.
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West High
Sunnyside Country Club
Milo Benser
John Casey
East High
Harald Chamberlain
Clifford Hatman
Cheater Cobuurn
Lawrence Kilgore
Leonard Klug
Herbert Smith
Benser
Coburn
Casey
Wilgore
Chamberlain Bosted Klug
Holman
Smith
Aid
Waterloo Mayers
Uncle Harry Explains England Premier Choices
Uncle Harry guides Helen and Jimmy through the rise of modern British prime ministers. He notes the shift from hereditary lords to democratic leaders like Stanley Baldwin, praising his practical, businesslike approach and public standing with workers and employers.
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Uncle Harry
Helen
Jimmy
Joe
Fiello
Harry
Great Britain
Cloyd Borge
Walsh
Andrew Gonnar Law
Stanley Baldwin
Tle
England
House of Lords
Baldwin
Selen
House of Commons
Excheuuer
Tarry
Foxelen
Consolidated Buck Creek School Plan by Netcott Archs
Netcott and W Netcott, architects, complete plans for a Buck Creek Indiana consolidated school near Hopkinton. The two story modern building is estimated to cost about 50 000 dollars with Currie Simpson Company of Waterloo as general contractor. Netcott travels to Riceville on business. A Waterloo architect designed school is under construction in another town. Rattlesnakes do not always rattle before striking.
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Netcott & W
Netcott
Buck Creek
Hopkinton
Currie-Simpson Company
Waterloo
Netecatt
Riceville
More Books Donated for Paris Library
Walerian public library received a large collection of bound magazines from J. W. Rickert at 642 Walnut Street and a group of books from Mrs. Sarah C. Cooley at 727 Fark Avenue West for the American library in Paris. The ongoing effort to increase the Paris stacks has yielded many items and several monetary gifts have accompanied the donations.
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Walerian Public Library
J. W. Rickert
Walnut Street
Sarah C. Cooley
Fark Avenue West
American Library
Paris
Two Waterloo Boys at Semi Centennial of Military School
Two Waterloo cadets Richard Cass and Louis Burk attended Morgan Park Military Academy's fiftieth anniversary in Chicago from June 1 to June 4. The event featured drills, alumni reunion, a distinguished service presentation, and a baccalaureate sermon. Cadet Cass was noted for football potential and both boys were praised by officials. The article also reports weather details from Waterloo.
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Hichard Cass
C. TD. Cass
Lawis
James A. Keating
George Well, Jr
James A. Davis
U. S
Charles Palmerston” Anderson
J. D
Chicago
Cal
Harry BD. Abells
Richard Cass
Louis Burk
Cass
Warmest June Day in Years Sets Records in Town
Temperatures rose to 89 degrees on Tuesday making yesterday the second warmest day this month and the warmest June in years, according to Ralph B. Slippy, the local weather observer. The maximum reading was 9 degrees.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Miss Flora Washburn Visits Friends Here
Miss Flora Washburn of Cedar Rapids visits at the home of Mr and Mrs R M Davison 166 Falls avenue Waterloo. Her father Capt Fred B Washburn died from a mortal wound during the Vicksburg siege. he was active in civic life. She is sister to Fred S Washburn a known Rock Island conductor. An advertisement promotes Dr Shallenberger of Chicago offering treatment for chronic nervous and surgical cases, inviting visits at Hotel Russell Lamson Waterloo on Saturday June ninth.
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Flora Washburn
Cédar Rapids
Airs
R. M. Davison
Falls Avenue
Washburn
Waterloo
Fred 8. Washburn
Vicksburg
Hock Island
Shallenberger
Chicago
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