Public Auction of Pens and Accessories at Waterloo Pen Co
The Waterloo Pen Company assets are to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash under a general execution issued from the district court. Description includes hundreds of fountain pens and related items located at 210 Marsh Place, Waterloo, Iowa, with all costs and penalties to be covered by the sale. The sheriff H. T. Wagner announces the sale date and place.
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District Court
Kardin
Iowa
Gertrude Godfrey
William H. Welty
Welty
Leboeuf
Waterman
Woodstock
Marsh Place
Waterloo Pen Company
Wagner
Black Hawk County
Water- Joo
Peisen & Soper
Eldora
Spelling contest details and local notices roll in
The report covers a spelling contest with teams from multiple schools, outlining rules about contestants from grades, selection from any grade, and a team format. It notes names of local officials, nurses, and residents connected to other local updates, plus a postmaster nomination and a milk shipment to Swift in Hamburg detailing quantities and pay to farmers.
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Soateee
Ibs
Seramities
R. “Roberts
Baskerville
LENS
Cue Cone
Hazleton
Urda
Ormer
Omrs
Lydigi Wilson
Illcat
People’s Hospital
Afr
John ‘McMilen
Johnson
Lanesboro
A. G. Rigby
Senate
Wambure
H. W. Carmichael Condensory Company
Wey
Holinois Central
Swift & Company
Chicare
New York City
Hamburg
Swift Company
Three Men Arrested in Three Booze Raids
Police and the sheriff's office cooperated in liquor raids yesterday and last evening. Arrested were William Bray of 712 1-2 Sycamore Street, Fiord Woigamot of 535 Parker Street, and C. E. Newville of 203 Glendale Street. Bray posted bond under $500, Woigamot remained in county jail, and Newville was in the city jail.
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Taivcc
Len
Sheriff's Office
Wikiam Bray
Sycamore Street
Fiord Woigamot
Parker Street
C. EL Newville
Glendale Street
Bray
Uberty
Wollamot
Newville
Paving Contract Awarded For Brooklyn Camforth Route
Montezuma Indiana March 2 Anderson and Emple Marshalltown received the paving contract for 517 miles of road between Brooklyn and Camforth at 2.20 dollars per yard. The bid totaled 328664.24 dollars, about 20409 dollars per mile.
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Montezuma
Anderson & Emple
Marshalltown
Brooklyn
Camforth
Fire damages Kreiman home in Wisconsin street blaze
Fire of unknown origin damaged a rear porch and part of the home of George Kreiman at 733 Winton Street last evening. Kreiman, an Illinois Central railroad employee, was in Chicago for an operation. Mrs Kreiman attended a lodge meeting. The porch and rear wall suffered extensive damage valued at about $1600.
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George Kreiman
Winton Street
Kreiman
Basement Fire Damages Home on Mobile Street
A kerosene burner started a blaze in the basement of J. L. Page's home at 1015 Mobile Street, causing about 150 in damage. The fire, confined to the basement, cracked wallpaper and plaster as flames sent smoke through the house before firefighters arrived.
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J. L. Page
Mobile Street
Flynn Funeral Set for Thursday in New Hartford
Richard Flynn died of heart disease Tuesday morning at his farm near New Hartford Ia Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at the local Catholic church Burial will be in Cedar Falls He is survived by his widow and two sons Richard Jr and John one employed in Cedar Falls the other on the farm
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Courier
New Hartford
Richard Flynn
Cedar Falls
Richard, Jr
John
Boeller Named on Committee for Spanish War Markers
John Boeller former department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans in Iowa was appointed to the committee on locating camp site markers for markers to be erected by Iowa at the Presidio San Francisco.
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John Boeller
United Spanish War Veterans
Iowa
Presidio
Sanrancisco
Monument marks for Spanish war camps sites debated
The article notes a legislative appropriation over two years for payments to monuments honoring Spanish American War camps in Chickamauga 4 park Tennessee Jacksonville Florida and Savannah Georgia. Committee members Julius Sorensen Cedar Rapids and John Hall Des Moines are named.
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Chickamauga 4
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Julius Sorensen
Cedar Rapids
John Hall
Dea Moines
Higher Farm Prices Would Cool Anger at Coolidge-Rawson
Des Moines March 2 Charles A Rawson Des Moines Republican national committeeman Iowa criticized President Coolidges veto of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill after a Washington trip to press for its signing He said Iowa sentiment condemns the veto and that only higher farm commodity prices would ease the anger He disclosed discussions with the president and political signals that Iowa would feel the impact of the veto
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Coolidge
Rawson
Des Moines
Charles A. Rawson
Republican National
Iowa
Washington
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