Jury Disagrees in Foot Amputation Suit
J S McGlade sues Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway and Waterloo city for 10000 dollars over a lost foot after a street car hit a bogey on Independence avenue in April 1911. Jury discharged after failing to reach a verdict. Separate trials ordered for each defendant. Trial began last Monday morning.
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J. S. McGlade
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
City of
Waterloo
Independence Avenue
Ransier
Railway Company
Reed & Tuthill
Mullan & Pickett
Westfield Grocers to Face Sabbath Violation Charge
John Jones Bros of Westfield charged in Justice Knapp’s court for violating Sunday closing law. Information filed by R P Morris alleges sale of groceries after hours on October 13. This follows another recent Sunday trading case, reflecting resident disapproval of Sunday openings.
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Jones Bros
Frank F. Knapp
Jones Brothers
Westfield
R. P. Morris
Justice Knapp
Morris
Raymond Iowa Community News Roundup Delays and Distress
Raymond and surrounding area report births illnesses and deaths as families gather for services and anniversaries. Dora Zimmerman visits Fairbank. Miss Ruth Dewitt and Geneva Parker are noted guests. Lois Hall funeral plans move to Waterloo and Sioux City burial. Local figures Hull Hulls Miller and Medd families host relatives while health concerns and traveling visitors are listed along with farm and barn work updates.
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Raymond
Det
Chas
Shirley
Dora Zimmerman
Fairbank
Lydia Zimmerman
Fred Detweiler
Ward
Trap
Aliee Norris
H. Mall
Lois
Rov. Ward
Shieh
Waterloo
Sioux City
Wm. Medd
Leu Jungen
F. Hull
B. F. Hull
Herather
H. L. Miller
Misa Hazel Miller
Dean
Sioux Tity
C. H. Hall
Lois Hall
Henry Miller
Dewar
Trev
Bloomfield
Lyon Smith
Holin Canbel
AAU
Nick Ehr
Charlotte Krantz
Gilbertville
Ihome
P. J. O'Conner
Eugent Saylor
Smith Home
T Hey
Fairbankland
Independence
Aynihia George
Rockford
St. Saylor
A He
Henry Walters
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Falls
Marble Rock Revival Attends Crowded Tabernacle Meetings
Reports from Marble Rock describe nightly revival meetings drawing large crowds. Mrs Forsythe is praised for her heartfelt preaching and piano accompaniment by a local husband. residents anticipate another major revival.
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Marble Rock
Tabernacle
Lev
Forest
Forsythe
Christy May Forsythe
Gnany
Marble
Tie
Ward
Marbis Rock
Cepa
Dewit Hayies
Oakes
Waterloo
Waterloo Waiters Tuesday, Making the Rip In the Shep‘ardgonanto, A. Ah. Asper
W. Bowery
Kar! Hailey House
Aella
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Knapp’s
Clothes
Joe & Son
Irving Hotel Corner
Jonny Bardi
Mra. Hridgeman
Slater
Miss Judd
Cloud Bary
W. Smith
California
M. J. Tift
W. Graham
J. W.martin
Spaulding
Nara Springs
Bennit Johnson
Northwood
Holmes
Lockard
Greene
Finchford
Our Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk County
Roy Palmer
O. EB
Herve Murry
Waverly
Capsaday
Jim Parmer
Harman
Joplin
Luther Storm Mo
Walter Page
John Glesler
Frank Tech
Charles Dorman
Palmer
Minterloo
Mr. Fred Smith
Sbiends
Henry Dorman
Frank Crall
Merwin
Potson Verwim
East Fourth Street
Stouts
SLIMS
Fall
Manhattan
York
Sam Peck
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