Two bootleggers caught by boys in Hampton race
In Hampton Iowa young Stanley Rule and companions discovered a suitcase with eleven pints of whiskey at the fair ground amphitheater. They led officers to two bootleggers Ed Weller and Harry Spencer who could not explain the robe’s ownership. The pair are held for the grand jury. Also noted: city marshal return of C A Jernagan and Leo Van Nice to police duties and a Duroc Jersey boar weighing about 1000 pounds bred by B Marts near Hampton. Johns Combination sire Johns Orion weighed 1040 pounds at three years.
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Hampton
Stanley Rule
Joe Rule
Pinkerton
Robert
Fred Oblerking
Fair Ground
Young Rule
Altho
Ed Weller
Harry Spencer
C. A. Jernagan
Pioneer
St. Paul
Leo van Nice
B. ©. Marts
Iowa
Middletown
Ohio
Marts
Johns Combination
Johns Orion
Indiana
Illinois Central officials inspect Waterloo shop upgrades
A. E. Dilft of Chicago and other Illinois Central leaders toured Waterloo shops and yards to review ongoing improvements. Attending were P. Laden, W. Atwill, J. F. McNamara, M. P. Mills, H. G. Duckwitz, and L. A. W. Downs, recently named general superintendent of the southern lines with New Orleans HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWes
A. E. Dilft
Chicago
Tllinvis Central Lines
Waterloo
P. Laden
William Atwill
Dubuque
Minnesota
J. Ff. McNamara
M. P. Mills
Fort Dodge
Iowa
L. A. W Downs
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central
R. 7. Bowden
Downs
Southern Lines
New Orleans
Louisville
Kentucky
Illnois Central
Ilinois
Mr. Downs
L. W. Baldwin
Central of Georgia
T. B. Hill
Louisiana
George Patterson
Springfield
Clinton
Tfl
Mr. Hill
J. W. Herron
Kan
Railroad News and Advertisements Feature
A patchwork of notices covers patent medicines, railroad promotions, staff shifts, derailment costs, and travel ads. The itemized rail updates note personnel changes at Illinois Central and Baltimore & Ohio, derailment costs, and station wear. Various city reports detail missing articles and recovered goods from Chicago terminals.
Safety First Special Train Tour Reaches Waterloo
The Chicago Great Western's Safety First Special train, with top officials including General Manager J A Gordon, will arrive in Waterloo Monday at 9 20 for about 30 minutes. The tour covers all lines in the southern division and emphasizes practical safety demonstrations at stations and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
Poompdns
Delwelu
J. A.gordon
T. A. Sweeney
Eastern Division
J. W. Mulhern
Northern Division
W. L. Derr
CG. A. Shoemaker
Des Moines
G. Hi. Hunt
Chicago
Great Western
G. O. Perkins
Southern Division
Gordons
Bradstreet's Report Notes Trade Activity and Industries Advance
Bradstreet's New York report highlights rising domestic demand, larger payrolls, and stronger wholesale activity. It cites record railway traffic, peak pig iron production, rising iron and steel prices, and ample money in circulation. Also notes weekly bank clearings and a local real estate transfer list from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet’s Today
oMleg
NO INTERRUPTION IN IMPROVEMENTS HPLang Under Consideration for New Structures
Waterloo's building program continues without interruption as ideal weather has allowed contractors to make progress on ongoing work. Plans for new structures are under consideration, including Elks improvements at Richards property and a large hall behind it. Knights of Columbus eye a site near Third and Lafayette for a hall and clubrooms. A Fifth Street riverbank project will rise to three stories, housing a bakery on the main and basement, with upper floors leased. Repairs on Leavitt & Johnson bank and Taggart drug store fronts are underway. New residences surge across the city as Warren Ellen completes a large modern home on Prospect Avenue and others follow.
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Waterloo
The
Elks
Richards
Mulberry Street
Parkaysnuse
Knights of Columbus
Eorner
Third
Layffayette
Fifth Street
Ira Hoover
P. W. Belangee
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Taggart Drug Store
Bank
Ality
Warren [Ellen
Des Moines Teachers Hear Declares on School Desks
Des Moines Iowa Nov 6 Arthur D D Deane of New York University declared before the Iowa State Teachers association here yesterday that desks for little ones are being condemned. Deane spoke on classroom equipment and the need for proper seating in schools. The address highlighted concerns over student comfort and learning conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Arthur DD. Deane
New York University
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Mother's Friend advertised as safe for expecting mothers
The ad extols Mother's Friend as a sure external remedy that eases pregnancy pain and distress. It claims the product relaxes muscles cords and ligaments and provides thorough comfort with expansion without strain, suggesting it is supplied by any druggist.
Public schools should train all trades and character
An eastern educator and New York supervisor argues that schools must train students for all trades including plumber carpenter machinist and chauffeur as thoroughly as doctors and lawyers. He criticizes tying children to desks and warns against stifling their development proposing schools shape the pupil in health and character plus academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward Note
An advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment that cures catarrh, claiming a $100 reward for any case not cured. It urges sending testimonials to BP. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and notes other Pills for constipation sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medign
BP. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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L. A. Downs
Grippe
Pape
Will
Grinpe
Sinois Central
Freeport
Albert Lea
Minn
Ohio State Legislature
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio Roads
Sycamore Street
B. E. Stoup
Herman Becker
du Duque
I. G. Roundhouse
L. Christofferson
C. W. Lentz
J. C. Wandgrail
H. Gilleas
Mike Toohey
Fawn
L. D. Massey
T. G. Shops
Iowa Falls
Yasterday
Beatrice
T. PF. Kenny
I. GC
Reisner
I. C
Hotel Sherman
Chicago & Northwestern
Hotel Radisson
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Silk
Miss Austin
Mone
Brimner
Seca Moss
Bradstreet
Radisson
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Home Park Land & Investment Co
Julius A. Mixdorf
Black 6
Home Park and Addition
Joan B. Shanewise
B. M. Fritzsinger
Rainbow
Logan Avenue
Belt Line
Herman Walter
Hy. J.ehlebracht
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Peter R. Howell
Hagerman Place
BING
Hplang
Prof. Deane
Blim Coal Co
Shubert
Cafe Fur House
Whesehubert Setyper
A.B. Shubert, Inc
Weseausenave
Acerlos Dwistrtibutor
Moody Tire Company
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