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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1920

Page

19

Insurance idea: arrest insurance and crime profits

A Kansas City Star piece critiques crime insurance, arguing no policy covers arrest. It cites a New York mathematician estimating only 11-14 percent of criminals face adequate punishment, then speculates on a theoretical arrest insurance firm profiting from high crime rates and loopholes.

Kansas City Wan Kansas City Star Fonzi New York China Mediterranean Sea Safensound Arrest Insurance Company United States Newpork

Local News From Clareville And Surrounding Towns

Nov 14 notes from Clareville Ia record travels and visits. Wilbur Chambers returns from Oregon while Charles Cheever Jeff goes to Houston for work. Multiple residents visit relatives and attend church events. A wedding in Readlyn is announced and other local movements and illnesses are noted.

Tripoli Visitors and local notices from Turiffol close

Trifol Tripoli residents and guests visit Gustave Garstenkorn and family in Belgrade Minnesota last week. They plan to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Sir and Mrs Kaadik in Plainfield. The five year old Emil Schoeneberg underwent an appendix operation and shows satisfactory recovery. A group from Waverly and Waterloo visit relatives and attend a funeral in the area. Mrs Chapin returns from Waverly with husband admitted to Marcy hospital. he shows improvement.

Tripoli Nov Otto Garstenkorn Belgrade Minn Gustave Garstenkorn D. Manisterd Plainfield Garstenkorn Kaadik Emil Schoeneberg Viola Adela Rosenthal Waverly Luella Alice Hrueger Boyd Kelsey Himball Herman Sander Mir Henne Weber I. E. Gies Matinda Alfred Arthur MesiWard Latwren Scholtz Everett Claus Iowa C Leslie Wilharm Waterloo Br. Jungblut W. 3. Chapin Marcy Hospital Chapin

Bristow Local News Notes and Social Events

Bristow Iowa items report Mrs W J Jones traveling to Cedar Rapids and Flora recovering from surgery at Waverly hospital. A farewell for Dr and Mrs Appleby was held at the opera house, with gifts and multiple towns represented. Community booster club event in Mooreville, upcoming plans set for November 17, and a contractor update on street work, plus scattered notes on local residents and activities.

Bristow W. J Cedgar Rapids Flora Waverly Hospital Opera House Ewberry Ewberry Is Recovering, To Be Able To Leave .Meany As Appleby Churco Stowna Appleby James Boylan Wesley Fosci Boe Mooreville

Four Fishermen Return From Creek Trip With Odd Fish Tale

Four Fisk Smiled. Reading, Pa. four fishermen from the city returned from a trip to a creek near Aberdeen Lebanon county with a string of 15 fall fish and a new variety of fish start. Harry P. Smith and three companions report Smith caught four small fish in succession at one spot, throwing back two and claiming he landed the same runt four times in a row.

Reading Aberdeen Lebanon County Harry P. Smith Edward J. Deininger Frederick S. Fox Richard Bailey Smith

Local notes from Denver and Geneseo area births and incidents

The Denver infant of Julius Foelske Jr. died, burial held in Lutheran cemetery. A wedding between Clarence Bruns and Bertha Doeler occurred with Rev. Schoenbohm officiating. A car collision near Grove caused injuries but none serious to Mr. and Mrs. Kaeske. In Geneseo a baby born to Mr and Mrs William Bathax Test lived only hours. Several residents report visits, moves, and a basketball game scheduled at Budson schoolhouse between Budsun and Dike.

Denver Amd Julius Foelske Jr Schoenbehm Clarence Bruns Bertha. Doeler Schoenbohm Air Henry C. Bruns Manes H.C. Bruns Bruns EB. L. Bruns Arthur Will Speni Gielam Ami Wiliam Kaeske Burgy Kaeske Geneseo William Bathax J. T. Merritt C. EB. Merritt Rockford Tenry Johne Dee Alvin Shepard

Raymond IA Churchnotes and funeral notices

Raymond Iowa November 10 reports funeral services for the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Kate Cotton in Waterloo attended by the Peek Beardsley Gaston and Howitt families. Heturah Douglas visited the Graham Young home at Jesup where Young is critically ill. Father Titus of Chicago returned home after mission week at St Joseph’s. The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a chicken pie supper Friday evening at the church hall.

Shell Rock Bruce Lassexy Dysart J. Whitaker G. Curtis Hazleton F. B Jay Myers W. RB. Crowell James Graham Igenfritz Carratell Fis NF. Brown Los Angeles Cal Carl Carson Santa Fe Kansas City Ben Ward William WW T Adams Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society Carter Clinton W. 5S Ward Town City Martin Pederson Raymond. Raymond Howard Peek David Beardsley Gaston Walter Howitt Kate Cotton Waterloo Heturah Douglas Graham Young Jesup Young Father Titus Chicago St. Joseph’s Bell Ladies Aid Society The Methodist Church iOrumm

Pioneer resident tackled long life and local events

New Hartford notes honor the town's oldest resident with 46 voters in his family and a milestone. Cedar Falls reports a divorced couple reuniting as Mrs. Winifred Talcott remarries Al Talcott after a Minnesota divorce, planning to return to West Concord. The piece also mentions a remarkable interurban rail line between Cleveland and Akron.

New Hartford New Uarford Pioneer Mai Cedar Falls Jenpie J. Berry Gar Raulds WLRO Harold Johnson Winifred Talcott AL. N. Talcott Minnesota A. L. N. Sorensen West Concord Minn

Parkersburg News Briefs From Orchard and Home

Parkersburg Iowa reports Emma McClellan recovering after a fall leaving spinal injuries. Mr and Mrs Yohe Lohr returned Tuesday from a short visit. Earl Squier injured his hand while husking corn when an ear jammed the machine tearing skin from the forefinger.

Parkersberg Parkersburg Tome Suy Reck Emma McClellan Yoe Lohr Earl Squier

Waterloo City Council Proceedings Recap

The council discussed street and utility matters including petitions for street work and gas service. Reports from inspectors and clerks were filed, and municipal actions covered assessments, property transactions, and proposed building or driveway changes.

Maserles Doe Enunek Atiyet Itrtette Abmant CNP Drovers Jye Pacers Carl Ata Egon Aetage Behoed Rusidia Imontiisa Vaupsuet Halph Kigventh Street Bridge Robert Jones Ata West Second Genver Aulitedt Hanes Phewn Carrie A. Stull Eh Oni Denver A. W Milier Wark Center Wark Center Raad Lying Within Ureity Minits Waterloo Joo Milibert Cottage Xtreet Linden Avenur Wayeregeivud Metus J. Puller East Eleventh Franklin Streets Ecliy Slse Water Works Trusters Supreme Court Martha J. Scotts Vity Bur- Rosy Jigwin Fle Han Link Met Ottin L. Higdon Dewar Glendale Colorado Streets Muberry Streat Thea Easibrary Manning Ogle Nene Regghiston Unamelie

Mary's Home By LXDELA I ROBERTS

Mary and John walk toward a gray stone house with iron fencing on a spring day. John reacts with gloom as Mary admires the home, fearing its distance from their means and future, while Mary seeks his reassurance.

Mary’s Lxdela I. Roberts John Mary

Longing Proposal Beside Riverfront House Echoes in Moonlight

John asks Mary to marry and start a life in a riverfront house he dreams of fixing. They discuss wallpaper paint and simple furnishings, imagining summer fish and blooming roses as they share a quiet, hopeful moment beneath the moon.

Cheaper west hotels predicted at convention

The Associated Press notes cheaper hotel rates were forecast by President Calvin H. Merz ahead of the Western Hoteliers Association gathering. In London the Irish home rule bill cleared the Commons on its third reading after a defeated opposition motion. Washington reports enforcement officials banning hops and malts sales as prohibition widens. French Lick sources cite the Republican National Committee campaign cost at 3,416 dollars with a 1.55 million deficit.

Associated Press Denver Colu Calvin H. Merz Hocky Mountain Hotesmen's Association London House of Commons William C. Adamson Washington, D. King French Lick Ind Republican National Fred W. Upham Republican National Committee

France to Oppose German Entry in League of Nations

The article notes France will oppose Germany’s entry to the League of Nations. It highlights diplomats and officials expected to participate, including Edouard Beneš of Czechoslovakia and Swiss figures, with coverage of tentative delegation roles and possible substitutes.

France

Sincle Sam Five Hides on Blacklist

Minneapolis report notes skunk hides are banned from mail transmission. Postmaster E. A. Purdy announces an order barring skunk and other raw hides from the mails, while treated hides may be used for winter wear. The policy discriminates against the skunk, leaving other hides unaffected.

Minneapolis Minn Milady Uncle Sam E. A. Purdy Sam

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