Four booze runners plead guilty in county court
Four booze runners and one stiller plead guilty to liquor law violations before Judge H. B. Boles. Garvin C W Tiberghien and Leslie Engman of Webster City fined 300 dollars and costs each and sentenced to 90 days in county jail. Lee Mooney of Clinton fined 700 and costs. Clifton Beard of Millerdale pleads guilty to liquor nuisance and fined 300 and 90 days, jail sentence suspended on good behavior. Injunctions restraining liquor activity issued against all five. Engman held to grand jury on illegal transportation charges with 1200 bond but unable to post. Garvin and Tiberghien take 30 day jail term in lieu of 100 dollar fine and costs.
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H. B. Bolés
Vex Garvin
C. W. Tiberghien
Leslie Engman
Webster City
Lee Mooney
Clinton
Clifton Beard
Millerdale
Boles
Engman
George J. Sager
Garvin
Tiberghien
Sager
Rotarian Honored For Seven Years Of Attendance
Fort Madison Iowa June 28 A faithful Rotarian receives a plaque for seven years of continuous membership Henry Niemeyer has attended seven years of Rotary meetings despite extensive travel He was honored by the local Rotary club Eighty nine percent of gasoline tax receipts fund rural roads and highways in the region
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Fort. Madison
Henry Nelmeyr
Fort Madison
Niemeyer
Rotary
Coolidge party trades steaks for sodas in Rapid City heat
In Rapid City South Dakota the East Coast visitors led by President Coolidge and aides shift from open-air steak meals to lighter fare at soda fountains as a heat wave drives clerks and secretaries away from heavy meals. Edward T. Clark is seen eating an éclair and iced tea at lunch. Bananas, parfaits and chocolate sodas become common, while cowboys still favor steak and big flapjacks.
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Coolidge
Rapid City
INS
East
Edward T. Clark
Railroads offer Fourth of July excursion rates
Waterloo residents may reach holiday destinations via railroad special fares. The W., C. F. & N. offers a one fare round trip for the interurban lines over the holiday period with tickets sale after 6 pm Saturday and all day Sunday and Monday. Return limit Tuesday at 4 pm. Special trains depart Monday night from Waterloo at 11 pm and Cedar Rapids at 11:15 pm. Illinois Central, Chicago Great Western and Rock Island offer Chicago excursions for $6 round trip with trains leaving Saturday night.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Street East
Westfield
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island
Chicago
Former Gates teacher to sail abroad as journalist
Miss Myrtle Crane, formerly of Waterloo and now in Detroit, will sail for Holland to write special articles for the Detroit Free Press on her impressions of the Order of the Star Congress. She sent word to Gates Business College officers via letter received today.
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Myrtle Crane
Waterloo
Detroit
Mich
Holland
Detroit Free Press
Order of the Star Congress
Gates Business College
Waterloo School Faculty Member Mentioned
A note from Waterloo references Miss Omens serving on the local school faculty during her time in the city.
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Waterloo
Fort Madison Plans Bridge Celebration
Fort Madison citizens began plans for a celebration to mark the opening of the new Santa Fe bridge across the Mississippi River. Santa Fe officials say the structure will be ready for inspection and possibly traffic during the week of July 10.
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Fort Madison
Mississippi River
Santa Fe
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