Right Raid Yields Booze Cargo and 1 Armed Runners
Waterloo police with Buchanan county officers raided the Robert Elliott farm near Jeaup at 2 am uncovering 78 gallons of liquor an automatic 45 caliber pistol a 38 caliber revolver and a car believed stolen. Arrested were Barney Sick of Waterloo and A M Harbor of Chicago who had been asleep in a farm house room. Harbor previously lived in Waterloo and had evaded prior raids. Officers alerted by a tip traced Harbor bringing liquor from Chicago leading to the joint capture and seizure across two counties. The prisoners and liquor were taken to Independence.
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Waterloo Police Department
Buchanan County
Robert Elliott
Jeaup
Iquor
Independence
Barney Sick
Waterloo
A. M. Harbor
Chicago
Harbor
Sariy
Iiceman
L. Pickens
Warren Buckley
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Querly
Jesup
W. W. Biasier
Tr. BR. Wood
Elliott Place
Immanuel Lutheran School Pupils Win State Essay Contest
Lola Studt and Eleanor Danken of Immanuel Lutheran School were named winners in a state essay contest conducted by the American Lutheran League. The contest, for grades five to eight, honored top essays from each grade with Eleanor and Lola winning in sixth and seventh grades. Honors will be presented in the school auditorium this evening with H Zopf, state secretary, giving the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Studt
Eleanor Dankenbring
Immanuel Lutheran School
American’ Lutheran League
Eleanor
Lola
H. Zopf
League
Funeral of Manchester Woman Held Tuesday Afternoon
Miss Gertrude Porteous of Manchester died Sunday evening and was buried Tuesday afternoon after services by Rev. J. Frank Moore. Born June 14 1878 in Prairie township she lived in Manchester most of her life and worked as stenographer in Ipswich S D and later for EB B Stiles and J D Hoyt company. Surviving are her mother four sisters two brothers and A E Porteous of Los Angeles. A Pittsburgh church serves ham and sees each Sunday to Sabbath school attendees.
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Manchester
Gertrude Porteous
J. Frank Moore
Congregational Church
Prairie Township
Manchester High School
Cedar Rapids
Ipswich
S. D
EB. B. Stiles
J. D. Hoyt Company
Elizabeth Harris
Anna Kaiser
Frances Clark
Low Howard
Fred
John
A. E. Porteous
Los Angeles
Cal
Pittsburgh
Cemetery Vandalism Targets Two Cemetery Presidents
Police investigate vandalism at Fairview and Elmwood cemeteries where oil was poured on stones honoring Henry W. Grout and George W. Miller. Grout leads Fairview Cemetery association while Miller heads Elmwood Cemetery association, prompting questions about motive.
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Henry W. Grout
Fairview Cemetery
George W. Miller
Elmwood Cemetery
Grout
Fairview
Vandalism marred Elmwood and Great Monument stones
A report cites defacing feared to come from a grudge against both organizations. W H Wilson, cemetery sexton, found the Great monument damaged yesterday and Miller monument at Elmwood shows similar treatment. Attempts to remove the oil were only partly successful and officials fear lasting harm to the stones.
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W. H. Wilson
Sexton
Miller
Elmwood
Buying Sugar Now For The Fruit Season
Mrs Ida Migliario editor of The Household Magazine testifies to Great Western Sugar s suitability for jelly and canning. Households in the Middle West are buying sugar ahead for the fruit season and grocers stock G W Sugar by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Ida Migliario
Household Magazine
Topeka
Great Western
Ida Bailey Allen
Great Western Sugar Guarantee Promises Satisfaction
The Great Western Sugar Company of Denver Colorado guarantees Great Western sugar will satisfy jelly making canning preserving and all other sugar uses. It claims to have pleased 2 000 000 housewives as the world’s largest beet sugar refiner.
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Great Western
Great Western Sugar Company
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Harry
B. Cord
H. D. Kelly
Jesse James
Fitzgeralt
West Bros
Iowa Medical Society
Des Moines
United States
Iowa
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ava
John G. Wright
Jefferson
Woods Millinery
THE
Denver, Colorado
Great Western Sugar, Company Sugar Building
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