Mistrial Declared In Sadie Bass Liquor Nuisance Case
Jury deadlocked at 6 to 6 led to a noon mistrial as Judge R W Hasner excused the panel after officers testified a bottle of liquor was recovered from Mrs Bass and two men testified they bought liquor from her. Foreman was Mrs J B Newman Cedar Falls with Ada Levick among the five women on the panel.
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R. W. Hasner
J.B. Newman
Cedar Falls
Ada Levick
Board of Supervisors
C. J. Rudolph
Possession of Mix Ruled Irrelevant in Liquor Hearing
In municipal court Judge George J. Sager ruled that possession of the mix is not material evidence in the case against A C Kirk for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. The ruling came during cross examination over six bottles of Country Club and a gallon can of alcohol. Kirk was bound over to the grand jury on the illegal possession charge. The judge also dismissed a second count alleging illegal transportation and bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Sager
A. C. Kirk
Bridge Street
Sager
Ralph W.travis
Kirk
Travis
Milton F. Fields
Fields
Venetian Theatre Building Prepares for December 1 Opening
Real estate agent John T. Goss reports strong demand for space in the new Venetian theatre building east of the Fourth Street bridge. The building should be completed and ready to open on or about December 1, with occupancy virtually assured across the commercial first and second floors as several leases near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street Bridge
John. T. Goss
Goss
Clarksville Couple Married 60 Years Celebration Notes
Clarksville reports Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hickle marked sixty years of marriage with open house for relatives and friends. Out of town visitors came from Shell Rock Waterloo Waverly Dumont and Heyworth among others. The couple have three children and five grandchildren with three great grandchildren. Other weddings include Asa Wood and Frances Ackerman at Waverly and Leona Sieling and Luther Rice at the Lutheran parsonage. Social events feature a 24-woman luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. F. M. Landes and a 22-guest luncheon and dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Nordman.
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Courier
Clarksville
J. H. Hickle
Charles Hickle
Shell Rock
Lawrence Potter
Ray Miner
Belle Hodges
Algona
Frank McDonald
Homer Aiken
Waterloo
Raymond Aiken
Waverly
Horace Aiken
Dumont
Ida Delker
Ruth
Harold Delker
Greene
Elizabeth Leeper
Heyworth
E. J. Osgood
Newton
W. R
Winnifred Thompson
Alma
Gertrude Hickle
John
Potterville
Cal
C. C. Bacon
M. E. Church
Charles Ackerman
Leona Sieling
Luther Rice
Fred Hazelman
Town Public Service
Clarksville Hardware Company
August Sielng
Waterino
F. M. Landes
Black's
Watertoo
Bert Crosby
Jou Schelling
Mark Waugh
I. A. Nordman
Air Mail Planes Now Fly 16,000 Miles Daily
Air transport expands as 75 planes daily depart from U S airports and routes grow to exceed 100 by winter. Private carriers handle the 16,000 daily miles after the government shifts to unsubsidized control. National Air Transport reports 1,000,000 miles without a fatal incident on its Chicago-Dallas line, aiding a major postwar expansion. Express cargo adds 25 to 75 cents per quarter pound. Air mail saves hours across major routes, with every post box becoming an air mail box.
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United States
New York
National Air Transport
Chicago-Dallas
Chicago
National. Air’ Transport
German Air Lines
Lufthansa
American Railway Express Company
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Fifth Fifth Sycamore Realty To Be Sold For 60000
Prospective sale of the corner lot at Sycamore and Fifth streets with the Hosteter building on a 30 year lease, owned by the Dr Willard Eddy estate, to buyer Jacob H Fucss of 107 Mulberry street. Property valued at about 60000 includes lease terms ending March 1 1930 with 60 day removal option. Mrs Sarah E Eddy widow confirms the sale.
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Sycamore and
Fifth Streets
Hosteter
Dr. Willard Eddy
California
Jacob H. Fucss
Mulberry Street
Sycamore Street
Fifth Street
E. L. Hosteter
Jake & Bill Clothing
Fucss
Sarah E. Eddy
Fifth Street East
Dr. Eddy
Eagle's Pride Wins British Caesarewitch at New Market
In New Market England on October 12 Eagle's Pride owned by F T Halse carried 97 pounds won the Caesarewitch race. St Reynard owned by Mrs Bendir finished second and Nevermore owned by J Sharp was third among a field of thirty runners.
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New Market
England
F. T. Halse
Eagle’s Pride Today
Mrs. Bendir
St. Reynard
J. Sharp
Nevermore
Eagle's Pride
Camay soap promises luxury and youth in every bar
The Camay soap advertisement extols a luxurious scent and smooth texture aimed at youthful appeal. It highlights a wild flower fragrance, fine oil essences, and a creamy lather, inviting readers to request a free cake and to look for Camay on store shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camay
Procter & Gamble Co
Dept. N
Cincinnati
Tee
America
Ceylon
Java
India
Australia
Reynard 100 and Nevermore 38 Race Outcome
Eagle's Pride won by a head with a length to St. Reynard and Nevermore beaten at long odds. Betting odds were 9 to 1 against Eagle's Pride, B1 against St. Reynard, and 50 to 1 against Nevermore.
State Husking Contest Set for November 11 in Gowrie
Iowa's corn husking champion will be decided at the Henry McCracken farm one mile west of Gowrie. The state husking contest, sponsored by Wallaces Farmer, will be held November 11 with the winner earning the right to enter the Midwest tournament.
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Gowrie
Iowa
Henry McCracken
Wallaces* Mormer
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Venetian
Express
AIR Mail Express
Sycamore Realty
J. H. Fucss
Eddy Estate
Jean
Lucy
Lucy Fox
Lecipep
Rexall
Marsala
Wilson Drug CO
Fourth and
Jefferson St
Wilson's
Buck
Buck’s
Buck's Gas
Vienna
Iron Range
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Waterloo, Iowa
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