Man Elects Jail Stay Over Speeding Fine
A Le Mars, Iowa man, H. M. Buchanan, refused to pay a speeding fine and chose three days in the city jail after posting bond. Judges ordered a jail cell in the matron’s quarters while he awaits trial. A separate case saw two motorists fined for passing boulevard signs without stopping, and another man received 30 days for intoxication and disturbing the public quiet linked to bay rum consumption. An Iowa Illinois Central railroad note follows with crop and weather updates for the territory.
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H. M. Buchanan
le Mars
Altho
John W. Gwynne
Buchanan
Independence Avenue
Waterloo
Independence
State Hospital
Corn Planting Nears Finish This Week
The 1 C Crop Report notes favorable weather may allow corn planting to finish within the week. If the current conditions persist, growers expect rapid field work across regions, raising expectations for early-season yields and timely crop establishment.
Fire damages Sullivan home on Brainober street
D H Sullivans residence at 318 Brainober street was damaged by fire caused by sparks on the roof at 3 p m yesterday. The loss stood at 25 dollars. The incident was reported to Hermen C Miller. Phone non advertisement.
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D. H. Sullivan
Brainober, Street
Hermen C. Miller
Sioux Falls Police Arrest Man Believed Waterloo Bootlegger
A man named Johnson, thought to be the unidentified driver of a booze car that crashed into Ferdiman Flannigan’s car near the Grant highway on May 7, injuring two, is in custody in Sioux Falls. William Cook, county attorney, filed information charging him with failure to report a serious accident and plans to bring him to Waterloo for trial.
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Johnson
Ferdiman Flannigan
Jesup
Grant Highway
Flannigan
Sioux Falls
M. C
JB. A. Leighton
Nolice
William Cook
Waterloo
Flannigen
Car Crash Leads To Damaged Liquor Spill And Pursuit
Women occupants suffered bruises in a collision described by police. Three gallons of alcohol spilled from the other vehicle and the driver fled. A description of the car was obtained after the suspect allegedly drove the damaged vehicle to a Sioux Falls garage for repairs. Marriage licenses: Fay M. Renslaw and Freda Medlay of Waterloo. Albert Skramer of Shell Rock and Mary Siekmeler of Hudson.
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Sioux Falls
Fay M. Renslaw
Waterloo
Freda Medlay
Albert Skramer
Shell Rack
Mary Siekmeler
Hudson
Miller-Taylor Wins Dayton Bridge Contract
Miller-Taylor Construction of Waterloo was awarded a 340 foot concrete arch bridge project over the Miami River at Dayton Ohio. The $150000 contract covers two 82 foot arches and two 88 foot arches across Findlay Street 42. Construction to start once equipment ships from Wichita Kansas where a similar bridge is finishing.
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Miami River
Dayton
Miller-Taylor Construction Company
Waterloo
Findlay 42
Wichita
Kan
Arkansas River
Sliver Under Fingernail Causes Fatal Lockjaw
Magnolia Indiana report states John Dierks 63 a bachelor died yesterday at his home in Taylortownship from lockjaw following a sliver under a fingernail. About four days earlier he sustained the injury.
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Magnolia
John Dierks
Taylor Township
Harvard First Honors Tied to Tobacco Claim
Neighbors found a man ill at his home after a silver under his fingernail caused tetanus. A claim states that in sixty years no tobacco user has earned first honors at Harvard.
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Harvard
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Ritory
Iowa Division
Ilinois Central Railroad
I. GC
R Jhe
Ewelers
Ellow N*stone
Utah
Zion National Park
Bryes Canyon
Cedar Breaks
Rocky Mountain National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Bryce Canyon
California
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Lake
Lake City
West Yellowstone
Park
Yellowstone Park
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Pacific Northwest
S M. Shrenk
Union Pacific System
Equitable Building
Locust Streets
Des Moines
Iowa
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth Street
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Hares
Miller-Taylor Co
Frannces
East Fourth Streth
Miller Cleaning & Dyb
Frances
Coats
Poiret
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