ILIFF RAIDS OMEDREW ON OP EWES LIQUOR
Bailiff Sweitzer and Deputy Peek raided the Sorenson home business at 514 Hon Street finding homebrew beer wine and five five gallon jugs of beer in a hidden floor. Four five gallon jugs and ten quart bottles. A truckload of liquor was seized and Sorenson held on liquor nuisance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist Sorenson
John XII
Sweitzer
Theodore Peek
Frank Dennison
Hon Street
Listy
Haele Bay
Christ Sorenson
Ben
Mr. Sorenson
Sherif
Wagner
Sorenson
W- R. French
Sorenson Place
Morgans to Conduct Dances at Forum Hall
Lou Morgans former leader of Sixty-eighth regiment band organizes an orchestra and leases Forum Hall for Friday and Saturday shows starting tomorrow night. He brings several Accordion Ark members for an eight piece group featuring Morgans and Crouse on piano Clyde Curry trombone Rob Wheeler saxophone and ribnet Jack Courney drum Ray Ximan bass and Harry Whalen trumpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Morgans
Sixty-eighth Regiment
Forum
Mr. Morgans
Fev
Accordion Ark
Morgans
Crouseich
Clyde Curry
Tromme
Rob Wheeler
Jack Courney
Ray Ximan
Harry Whalen
Jollification Meet Friday Night At Association Building
Members of the M C A both old and new will gather at the association building Friday at 6 p.m. for a member jollification to celebrate a recent successful membership drive. A six block dinner will precede a 6:30 p.m. program featuring the Clifford Foote trio with music, readings, watercolor paintings, and original one act plays, arranged through the Western Lyceum bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Foote
Hich
Lyceunt Bureau
Ground broken for Shriners Hospital in Minneapolis
Ground for the Shriners Hospital for crippled children in Minneapolis was to be broken at 1 p m today forty five days after site selection. Ernest Bruts imperial potentate would use a folded shovel to break ground. Zuhrah temple Minneapolis led the ceremony. Masons and farmers from across the country attended the event. Six hospitals are to be built by the Shriners next year, with the first to open in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Minneapolis
Ernest Brutts
Imperial Potentate
Zuhrah Temple
Adt
I. Louis
Water-Saturated Blocks Buckle on Fifth Street
Workmen remove large creosoted paving blocks on Fifth street between the bridge and Sycamore as melt water swelled the wood blocks two feet above the surface. Snow and rain caused bulging, with tarvia applied to ice paving lacking time to seal the rocks, leaving persistent seepage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Bridge
Sycamore Street
Relief Fund Campaign Pushes Individual Gifts in Waterloo
The Waterloo Relief and Employment commission reports improving support as private donations rise for aid to the jobless through winter. Several citizens including Fred Wray and J R Anders contributing, with broader avenues being pursued via the Greater Waterloo association and Waterloo Evening Courier. The employment committee meets at 11:30 pm to review progress and plan for future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Relief and Employment Commission
Waterloo
Fred Wray
J. R. Anders
J. R. ‘Bunyan
H. Reuppl
Searee M._Carpenter
George Wey
Thevaret Carrige
G. Menges
Mar
Roy W. Winton
Forbese W
Newsum
L. Sarvay
Wilber Sifert
Otto L. iRaspe
Commission
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo Evening Courier
C. D. Cass
Salvation Army assigns twelve men to jobs this morning
Twelve men were dispatched to work by the Salvation Army today, with one couple sent to a farm for two weeks. An employee will earn $2 a day plus board for himself and wife, milking two cows and caring for stock. Headquarters logged 23 visitors and eight calls about second hand clothing. Three overcoats and other garments were distributed. Coal requests have lessened in the warm spell. Short Coal Co donated two tons for needy families. Funds appeal total reached 3375.68 dollars. Tomorrow at noon six workers will canvass Rath Packing Co employees for contributions. A complete daily record is kept at headquarters of calls, placements, clothing, receipts, and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Short Coal Company
Army
Rath Packing Company
Marriage Licenses Granted in La Forte and Waterloo
Ray E. Border of La Forte City and Bazel M. Robb of La Porte City receive marriage licenses with T. S. Slager noted in Waterloo records. Olive Goodman of Waterloo also listed. In Arctic aid news, Captain Donald B. MacMillan plans to distribute dozens of American dolls to Greenland children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Border
la Forte City
Bazel M. Robb
la Porte City
T. S. Slager
Waterloo
Olive Goodman
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Greenland
Grand Jury Probes Waterloo Vice Scandal Expands
The grand jury in Waterloo intensifies its investigation into local vice as witnesses are subpoenaed. Special Prosecutor E H McCoy receives new leads while reform supporters back the probe and public sentiment may influence a forthcoming movie election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt P. Hoxie
Civil Service Board
McCoy
E. H. McCoy
Grand Jury
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Aea
Middlewest
Grand ‘Jury
Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims Quick Night Bowels
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative that cleanses the bowels overnight. It promises relief from dizzy headches colds biliousness indigestion and upset stomach and notes children love the product while stressing no harsh stimulation.
Puritanical pressure and Sunday theatre sentiment rise
The article notes anger at blue laws and Sabbath closing as Puritanical agencies in the city prepare a reaction. It mentions a forthcoming special election to gauge public opinion on Sunday theaters and predicts the crusade may intensify public sentiment and provoke further action.
Foreign Impressarios to Attend Chicago Livestock Exposition
Foreign ambassadors to the United States plan to attend the 1921 International Livestock Exposition at Union Stockyards Chicago from November 26 to December. Canadian ministers of agriculture Mexico and several South American delegates will participate, with Secretary Wallace also expected to attend to meet livestock growers and discuss economical production and quality improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Chicago
United States
Mexico
Washington
Wallace
Jerry” Rusk
Wisconsin
Cambrai Hero Heads to Colorado Sanitarium After Illness
Carl Lee of Osage, a Cambrai hero with the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre, was removed from a train by Red Cross ambulance and taken to Ellis hospital for treatment. He resumes his journey to Pueblo Colo to enter a sanitarium. Lee, from Norway, earned high honors for singlehandedly capturing a German trench with a machine gun and 12 prisoners while with Company D, Thirteenth Division, serving with the British near Cambrai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lee
Osage
Cambrai
France
Red Cross
Ellis Hotel
Ben C. Everall
Veterans Bureau
Lee
Pueblo
Colo
Young Lee
Co. D. Thirtieth
Norway
Weather forecast and coastal uprising in 1822
Professor Hoar predicts weather from November 15 to 17 warmer then rain on the 17 to 18 with a 13 degree reading, a cold wave on the 20 to 21 bringing cold and blustery conditions and snow squalls. Meanwhile more pirates reach Davoa Mindanao driving the Barobos into the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
Davoa
Mindanao
Philippine Islands
Noose Promised for Farm Bidders
Des Moines reports Attorney General Gibson receiving details of a property foreclosure sale near Boyden Sioux County for Albert Smith. At the Orange City term Judge Hutchinson oversaw the case, the renter owed 800 dollars back rent, and the sheriff found hanging dummy effigies on barns with messages targeting bidders and foreclosures. The sale drew hundreds of spectators, with the first cow bids starting at one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
Gibson
Sioux County
Boyden
Orange City
Hutchinson
Albert Smith
Outsider Bid Sparks Mob Before Auction Resumes
A bid of fifty dollars ignited a mob of a dozen or more men who attacked the bidder and others with a rope. The sheriff and deputy escorted the intended victim away. The sale resumed and the property sold for two thirds of its appraised value. Warrants issued, and several men will explain their interference with court orders and officer duties. A note adds the claim that the fastest locomotive ever was built in 1593.
Dyspepsia Nemesis and Stuart's Tablets Ad
An old advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets provide an alkaline effect, allow foods like pie and pork without distress, and promote comfort. The ad notes a box costs 60 cents and urges regular use to prevent or relieve attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Unique specimen older than diamond found in Waterloo autopsy notes
The report mentions B. 1H. Clark of Dubuque exhuming a fragment during an excavation with his sisters in Waterloo. Clark, 77, a former educator and county superintendent, owns a corundum fragment described as the hardest known substance plus a note about General Custer and abstinence. It also recounts a tasting of ice cream by Joe Jable and three sons near Uniontown Maryland, who ate 61 dishes in a first sitting with counts 15 for the boys and 16 for dat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Dubuque
Waterloo
Mace
Waynesburg
A. B. Cummins
Custer
Joe Jable
Uniontown
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ILIFF
Pu Morgans
Forum Hall
Jollification
Shriners’ Hospital
GRAND
Cascarets
Colorado Sanitarium
Noose
Aul
Sloan
Hobson
Debaat
Oseale
Buck
Buck’s Booterie
Laird Schober
Hanan
BOF West
West Fourth St
Matthew J.o'keefe
Edward M. Towne
O’keefe
Towne
Franklin St
Merica
Federal Reserve System
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Majestic Theatre
Bolivia
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