Indictments, moonshine raid mark Millerdale case
Shaulis and Clinger of Millerdale were indicted for maintaining a liquor nuisance on a farm southeast of Waterloo. A raid uncovered a well equipped moonshine operation with a large still, mash and sugar. Bonds were set at 600 each along with multiple other liquor law and related charges.
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GA. Shiaulis
Bh O. Clinger
Millerdale
Marel
Waterloo
Wack Mawk County
HB. Boies
Iowa Power & Light Co
Blue Mill Filling Station To Include Boat Landing
Blue Mill Oil company began clearing ground for a filling station on the east Cedar Falls road at River Bend. The project will feature a Dutch mill replica design, a landscaped river bank park, boat landing, canoe facilities, and auto parking spaces. Mrs Hallie A Brady will manage the station, with several local property owners involved. city council granted permission Monday night.
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Blue Mill Oil Company
Cedar Falls
River Bend
Hallie A. Brady
J.B. Brady
Thompson Avenue
Blus Mill
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Ad Blends Claims
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to strengthen frail children. It promises faster weight gain, clearer flesh, and fewer diets while criticizing bitter liquid cod liver oil. Sold by Wangler Bros Rupert Drug Co and others with a money back guarantee and imitation warnings.
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McCay
Wangler Bros
Rupert Drug Icc
McCoy
McCoy's
Franklin County Lets Big Graveling Contract
Hampton Iowa March 16 special the contract for graveling about five miles of road beginning at the south corporate limits of Latimer and running south through Coulter to the Hampton Dows road was let to M I Weaver Iowa Falls for 12927.64 Four miles of county roads east of Sheffield will be put up to islade this spring Bids for the straightening of the primary road one mile north for Hampton and the building of a bridge at the same point will be tasked for good This will eliminate a dangerous curve and narrow bridge on what will be federal Road No 65
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Hampton
Yoad
Latimer
Coulter
Hampton-Dows Road
M. 1
Weaver
Iowa Falls
Sheffield
Islade
Fampton
To Quit Smoking Moines Marel 10 Abiy Case
A local notice reports a tobacco control action within city limits aimed at reducing smoke nuisance. The briefing highlights actions, parties involved, and regional impact on residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moines
Second Installment on Community Fund Subscriptions Due
More than 1,500 contributors to the Waterloo Community Fund were notified that the second payment on subscriptions is due today. Payments may be mailed to Waterloo Community Fund box 125 or paid at local banks and Morris Play Company facilities. Executive secretary A Coligan notes prompt payment reduces overhead and speeds service to funded organizations.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Community
Waterlloo Savings Bank
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
First National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Morris Play Company of Railroad
YOM
GLA
A. Coliigan
Body of Fred Miller Reaches Siegle Home After Accident
Fredericksburg Indiana March 10 Special The body of Fred Miller who died in a fall from a bridge while working arrived from St Louis and was taken to his parents home at Seigle near here Funeral services will be held there In Cedar Falls a woman student Margeret Meyers 70s Willow Street is in Allen Memorial hospital with a broken left hip after slipping and falling at Olive and Twenty-Fifth Street
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Cressy Hammer
Hhegress
Power & Light Company
Mobile Street
Lulu Santelli
Negress
LE. Gueidatreet
Dewey BE. Davis
Odams Commercial Street
Phett
Orville Chandler
T Ahorce
Trobert Noonan
George Collins
George Thomas
George H. Thompson
Fourth Siegh Sl
Jennie Howard
James Blackley Gods
Folletts
Pearl
Jesse Follett
Fourteenth Street West
Henry Stewart S
Stewart
Ray Scott
Cammeredth Street
Scott
Walker
I Tha Watkase
Robert Potts
Robert Patterson
O. J. Lidwig
Tig Bend
N. OR
DeLong
Fifth Street
Fis
Leonard Miller
BL Shepard
Fred Miller
Siegle
Fredericksburg
St. Loi
Seigle
Margeret. Meyers
Willow Street
Teachers College
Cedar Walls
Allen Memorial Hospital
Olive
Miss Enrolls For Liberal Arts Term In Cedar Falls
A student bound for Cedar Falls plans to enroll for a new term of college after completing three years toward a liberal arts degree. The move reflects continuing studies at the Cedar Falls institution.
Officers of Waverly Retail Merchants Get Third Terms
Officers who have led the Waverly Retail Merchants association for the past two years were reelected at the annual meeting held last evening in the club rooms after dinner at Irene's cafe. George J. Kaiser was named president, Henry C. Sellites elected president, and M. C. Pane chosen as treasurer.
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Waverly
Marely
Speela
Offivers
Merchants Association of
Uis
Irene
George J. Kaiser
Henry Co Selielltes
Alleged check artist released on own bond
Martin Crackus, 24, Dorches Nel, arrested as a vagrant, signed his appearance bond for 590 dollars before Judge Z C Beem. The youth is accused of passing a worthless six dollar check at the Irving hotel. The case is set for hearing at 9 am Thursday.
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Martin Crackus
Dorches Nel
Z. C. Beem
Irving Hotel
Infant dies in fall from window tragedy at Chicago
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt attended their infant son's funeral then returned home to a neighbor s house where Mrs Vint later learned he had fallen from a window and broken his back Doctors say the infant cannot be saved and death is expected to follow as authorities investigate the accident
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Dot Magedy
Chicago
Robert
Hunt
Con
Hun
Chautauqua Board Sets Meeting To Line Up 1925 Program
The Chautauqua board plans a 3 a.m. meeting tomorrow at the SFCA building to select talent for the 1925 assembly. A Blooming ton EL representative from J. Loor company will present the tentatively acquired acts. All board members are urged to attend as final decisions will determine the lineup.
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Chautauqua Board
SF. C. A
Bloomington
Two Babies Born in 1819 Shape History Across Nations
A brief advertisement notes two infants born in 1819 one at an English castle and one in a New England farmhouse. It credits Queen Victoria with wise and kind reign and Lydia E Pinkham with the Vegetable Compound making her name a household word in American homes.
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Queen Victoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
England
New England
Lydia B. Pinkham
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Shaulis, Glinger
Marele
A. Stuart
Avery Druggist
Stuart
AL Stuart Company
Marshall
Mich
Houswives League
By Ben Batsford
Blue Mill
Franklin County
Samat Po
New York
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bell System
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