Monument dispute ends with Ole O'Donnell relief verdict
A Iowa district court jury awarded Mrs. Annie O'Donnell of Dougherty, Illinois, $60 in a dispute over a $186 monument sold by Central Iowa Granite Co. The case centered on signing two documents, a contract and a note, torn apart after sale. The judge instructed the jury to verdict against the monument firm, Boggs, and the bank, but the verdict favored Mrs. O'Donnell, avoiding double payment.
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Annie O'Donnell
Dougherty
Central Iowa Granite Co
Vurhan
District Court
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O'Donnell
C. F. Joabngon
Citizens National Bank of
Sheffield
Fairbank Bank
Granite Company
EL St.o'brien
Oelwein
FP. OP. Keane l
Waterloo
Supreme Court
Town Talk Delivers Address at Men’s Luncheon
Reherd of the Virst Tresbyterian church will speak on his hip topic at the men’s luncheon at the ae Sirect Bap tist church. Canty Bentheyr lists property tax delinquency and advertisement schedules for December. Greyern Railroad officials, including C A Shoemaker and L Jee, toured Waterloo aboard the business coach and reported satisfaction before returning to Des Moines.
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Dro HW. W. Reherd
Baptist Church
Reherd
C. A
I Stoup
Greyern Railroad
Sterday
Themerlyes
Waterloo
Des Moines
SoX Defeated On Russell Day At Majestic
The Majestic season closing show The Runaways drew a packed audience with strong performances and witty comedy. A review lauds the entire cast as clever and deserving of the reception, noting the dance by Mr. Dewey as a highlight and suggesting two more performances tonight.
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Mr. Dewey
Seveny Donors At Hospital Shower In Waterloo
Waterloo residents showed strong support for the Presbyterian Hospital with a shower at the First Congregational Church. Seventy donors contributed mainly groceries hospital furnishings and other useful items. Miss Grate Priend president of the women’s auxiliary announced fifteen dollars in cash and thanked all donors for their generosity.
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Presbyterian Hospital
First Congregational Church
Grate Priend
Woinda’s
New Guild 13 Organized at Westminster Church
Ten young ladies gathered at Mrs. F. 8. Pettit’s home on Allen Street and formed a Westminster Guild 13 chapter. They elected Ella Humble president, Margaret Nesbit vice president, Lina Moore secretary, Frances Brammer treasurer, with Mrs Pettit and Mrs Willis Jenks hosting. Out of town guests included Mrs Hugh Hildredge of Cedar Rapids and Miss Maclaferty of Mena Arkansas.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
F. 8. Pettit
Allen Street
Westminster Guild
Bund
Bankers to tighten standards after $40,000 verdict
The district court ruling against W. R. Jameson in favor of Farmers State Bank Morrison Ia impacts banks nationwide. It holds a bank officer liable for a debt contracted by a recommended party. Waterloo banks plan to add cautions to letters of recommendation to limit liability.
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W. R. Jameson
Farmers State Bank of
Morrison
Middle West
Waterloo Financial
Maantal Training Adds Ward School Program in Waterloo
The first manual training unit for Waterloo ward schools arrived yesterday and will be active at John Fiske school next week. Fifteen to sixteen boys will form a class under Larry Udohneen with one period weekly on Tuesday. Other ward schools will receive apparatus before year end.
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Waterloo Ward
John Fiske
Fliss
Tlarry Udohneen
East Side
Thesday
Adverse Verdict Fails to Move Mr. Jameson
Despite a jury verdict, Mr. Jameson remains at work in the Black Hawk National Bank building this morning, continuing business as usual in his office.
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Jameson
Black Hawk National Bang Building
Judge Hints At High Court View On $40,000 Verdict
The figure of $40,000 drew attention as the jury verdict was discussed with restraint. The subject avoided specifics but expressed keen interest in the higher court's reaction, signaling concern over the monetary stake and potential appeal.
Blim & Co. Sells $5 Wlinovis Lump Coat Ad
Blim and Co. promotes a five dollar Wlinovis lump coat offering as a value buy in their advertisement.
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Blim & Co
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