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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1920

Page

5

County Pioneer Samuel Bickley Dies Suddenly

Samuel Bickley, Orange township pioneer and builder credited with financing twelve houses, died suddenly at his residence S16 Fifth Street West. He was born Aug 21 1848 in Westmoreland PA and moved to Wayne County Ohio at age two. He left a wife Susanna Klingaman and three children, with interment at Elmwood beside his wife. Rev W H Beachler to officiate.

Samuel B. Bickley Orange Township Fifth Street First Brethren Church Appen Bickley Church of Sheeds Waterloo W. H. Beachler Elmwood Mr. Bickley Westmoreland County Pennsylvania Wayne County Ohio Iowa Susanna Klingaman George E Vives Laur Emanuel Mansfield Israel Clayton Idaho Dorothy George Mildred Myrtle A. B. Brubaker

Claims Against Associated Packing Company Total 2 Million

District court records show claims totaling about 2 million filed against the Associated Packing company in Des Moines. The Linden State Bank leads with a 263,009 claim seeking priority rights over notes totaling 1,836,398 endorsed by treasurer W. G McDougal. About 800 petitions have been filed by stockholders and others asserting claims against the defunct company.

Des Moines Associated Packing Company Linden State Bank Linden Bank W. G McDougal District Court

Masons Will Erect a 2,000,000 Temple

Des Moines reports Masons representing all bodies plan a temple costing about 2 million dollars on the Shrine site at Fourth and Center. Despite early momentum, progress has been slow, with assets exceeding one million and plans to be submitted to York and Scottish Rite bodies for approval or rejection.

Des Moines Fourth and Center Althou York

Red Cross Liver Pills Ad Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments

An old medical ad touts Red Cross Liver Pills as a cure for liver stomach and bowel troubles including constipation and headaches. The offer claims avoidance of serious operations and lists two month supply in a watch shaped bottle for twenty five cents, sold locally by Robert Drug Co and others or mailed by Rea Bros Minneapolis.

Red Cross Robert Drug Co. Co Rea Bros Minneapolis Mina

Youthful Thief Plea Shapes Light City Court Sentence

Clifford Bronson, 19, a hotel employee from the country, faced two counts of stealing a watch at Hotel Russell Lamson. Prosecutor pleads for mercy. judge imposes a $20 fine and costs, with order to return to the country to avoid temptation.

Wittes Clifford Bronson J. W. Gwynne Russell Lamson J. Levingston Gwenne F. O. Parrish Levingston Bronson

City Council Approves Seward Improvements and Centenary Pole System

City council session approved sewer assessments in the Fran-Grout district and adjusted old charges. A dump cart was authorized for street work amid anticipated snow removal needs. The Centenary trolley cable protection plan passed for crossovers, with W F N advised to install at crossings. Opposition sought an oil filling station at Beaver and Second streets. petitions were heard.

XN. W. Risbie Adolph Feisner BE. HH Horns Attorner Filmer Fuely Fran- Grout F. Teeter Muniet Pad Court Treasury Leon Link Beaver and Second Streets

Controversy Over Residential Injections Delays Station Plan

The dispute centers on business property impacts within a block as two brothers who own nearby properties push back against a filling station project. A temporary hold was set as opposing forces weigh the future council session and the potential depreciation of property values.

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