Water loo Cedar Falls line bonds shift to bondholders
The Cass brothers handed operation of the Waterloo Cedar Falls interurban to bondholders. Preferred stock holders across Waterloo, Cedar Rapids and along the line total roughly 500,000 to 600,000 dollars with many small investors. About 100,000 dollars of stock traded between Waterloo and Brandon and 150,000 between Brandon and Urbana, others spread to Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Continuous interest payments faltered as revenue declined, with a government lien ranking after bondholders and the US government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Brothers
Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Waterloon
Cedar Rapids
Faron
D. A. McLeish
Brando
Staogh
Brandon
Urbana
Waterlo
Rondholders
United States
Preferrei
Tme
Une
C. M. Cheney
Wolf
C_j Walt
Parkersburg
Elk Run
Cedar River
Bill
W. C
Fear States May Lose Debts Thru Reparation Move
A 1923 New York Tribune excerpt discusses U S debt pressure on France over overdue reparations, contrasting France's slow response with Britain’s partial payment, and notes isolationist critiques aimed at Democratic leaders over joining international loan arrangements. The piece mentions McCormick's political stance and Coolidge administration optics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smamerica
McCormick
Coolidge
Hughes
France
Great Britain
Harvey
United States
New York Tribune
Wallowe'en Party Hosts Influence Rice Home Event
Misses Lida Rice Wilma Rice and Ermine Betz hosted a Halloween gathering at the Rice home. Eighteen attendees enjoyed a party with mastic games and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowe'en
Lida
Wilma Rice
Ermine Betz
Hallowe'en
Rice
Butter Industry of Iowa Grows as Workers Combine
Iowa buttermakers maintain rising output and stronger cooperative ties as creamery officials note improved service, higher wages, and better milk quality. The Iowa Buttermakers Association reports solid finances with a larger reserve, growing membership, and women now hosted at conventions. Dicey competition at World’s Dairy Congress yields five of six medals, signaling Iowa’s progress toward national standing in buttermaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Buttermakers’ Association
Syracuse
N. Y
Goonway
Towa
Madison
Wis
McCormick Attacks Plan To Aid Europe
Senator Medill McCormick Republican Illinois denounces the Coolidge Hughes plan to aid Europe and urges the White House to shift focus to Latin America with commissions for farmers manufacturers and bankers to develop new export fields. He says Europe should “stew” in its own hatreds and cautions against entanglement in reparations disputes. He highlights strong Americas trade as key to national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Medill McCormick
Repulican
Illinois
Senate
Coolidge-Hughes
Burone
White House
State Department
Atlantic
South
Central America
McCormick
Europe
McCommick
Latin America
Ilinois
United States
New World
Americas
Russia
Klan Speaker Claims All Religions Respected
Dr C E L Ifarrad, once a Columbus physician, addressed Forum members and others at a Ku Klux Klan meeting. He said the Klan is not an enemy of any creed, called some races “Our Friends,” and affirmed white supremacy while limiting membership to whites. He urged Christians to uphold the divinity of Christ and denounced those who scoff at religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E L. Ifarrad
Columbus
Ku Klux Klan
Edwin DeBarr
Oklahoma
Tom Roberts
Des Moines
Harrod
Fie
Politicians Watch Kentucky Election With National Flare
Frankfort Oct 31 Politicians eye Kentucky general election Nov 6 for clues to 1924 presidential trends. Republicans and Democrats clash over state and national issues as they seek full control of executive and legislature. Two women run for secretary of state Mrs Emma Guy Cromwell Democrat and Miss Eleanor S Wiewitte Republican draw strong female turnout while Palmer Labor and Socialist lines also appear on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Jstate
jState Licker
Painea
Charles J. Dawson
Harding
Edwin P. Morrow
William J. Fields
Congress
Mmma Guy Cromwell
Eleanor S. Wiewitte
Palmer-Labor Party
Socialist Party
Bank Safe Bypassed as Yeggs Loot Silk Stockings
Des Moines reports an attempted safe robbery at Alleman Savings Bank failed to enter vault after blowing attempt. Burglars then ransacked Alleman Mercantile and Johnson Hardware 18 miles north of Des Moines, taking silk stockings and merchandise along with about six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Alleman
Yegess
Allg@fan
Here
Alleman Mercantile Store
Johnson Hardware Company
Standard Oil Sues Over Oil Cracking Patents
Chicago October 41 The Stand ford Oil company of Indiana filed a bill in the U S district court seeking to enjoin Universal Oil Products from using certain oil cracking processes. A similar suit was filed in East St Louis against Roxana Petroleum. The bills allege patent infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standford Oil Company
Indiana
United States District Court
Universal Oil Products ‘Company
Federal District Court
East St. Louis
Roxana Petroleum Company
Travelers note varying climates across the United States
Mrs. Stephen Gilley and party report a tour from Riverside California to Salt Lake City and Colorado then Kansas City Des Moines. They describe sun in Riverside, snow in Salt Lake City and Des Moines, and a mild stretch in Kansas City with trees still leafy. The journey highlights diverse regional weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gilley
California
Riverside
Cal
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Kansas City
Des Moines
Banquet Honors Dr J Harrower in Glendale Cal
A banquet will honor Dr J Harrower tonight in Glendale California. Dr FL W Porterfield will give a toast at Black's teargom home where the visiting physician stays. Harrower, famed for his gland work experiments, will be guest speaker as local physicians and business leaders attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Harrower
Glendale
Cal
Black
FL W. Porterfield
California I
Harrower
Perour Woman 18 Rescue From Cistern
Dubuque Iowa October 31 Mrs Mary Fink age 18 or thereabout slipped while drawing water and fell into a cistern Her cries brought husband and a neighbor who used rope andadder to reach and drag her to safety She was near exhaustion when rescued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque Ta
Mary Fink
Twin babies mourned in short services at local funeral homes
Mortara Edison twins of Mr and Mrs Earl Edison at 16 Independence Avenue received brief services at O Keefe and Towne before burial at Fairview. The babies born yesterday at St Francis hospital survived briefly. Norris Moore funeral for Doris Moore set for Thursday at New Hartford home. body sent from Peterson Bros funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Moore
Doris Moore
New Hartford
Peterson Bros.’ Mortuary
Chinese Who Deal in Japanese Goods Branded for Life
Chinese who handle Japanese goods are branded with corrosive ink as a lifetime mark by anti Japanese radicals. Three characters meaning Save Pariah Nation are burned on the skin, with merchants facing heavy fines and cargo seizures. The practice, once widespread, has largely spread to other areas, and the boycotts are said to be eliminated elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanchai
Mankow
Harvard Graduates and Family Size in Birth Control Talk
Prof. J. A. Ross of Wisconsin told the conference that Harvard graduates have on average fewer than one son and women graduates about half a daughter. He noted middle class families average three children while charity cases and the feeble minded seem to drive higher totals. He argued birth control could restore population balance and cited that one quarter of Americans produce as many children as the other three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oct
Harvard
J. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
United States
Prof. Russ
Trial set for year-old slaying near Cascade
Dubuque Iowa Oct 41 Indicted slayer Oliver Leib 47 will stand trial in district court Nov 6 for the death of John Kirkpatrick known as GO Woodchopper. Kirkpatrick’s decomposed body was found in a woods near Cascade last August skull fractured. Leib has confessed to striking with a shotgun barrel but says it was in self defense. Kirkpatrick and Leib shared a cabin near Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
John Kirkpatrick
Woodchopper
Oliver Leib
Leib
Kirkpatrick
Cascade Last Auzuss
Leth
Kirkpatrick and
Cascade
Socialists Demand Resignation and Stresemann Government
Berlin leaders urged President Ibert's resignation and sought a Socialists backed Stresemann led government. They protested a death sentence of a young communist connected to last week’s Hamburg riots, while union support for the three day general strike faded. Ex-crown prince Wilhelm seeks permission to return to Germany and has Dutch approval to leave Holland, and Britain rejects any separate Rhineland republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Qet
Socialist Party
Ibert
Mahe Stresemand
Hamburg
Generat Ike J
Commmunists
Saxony
Dressren
Ebru
Wilhelm
Holland
Amsterdam
Germany
Britain
London
Great Britain
France
Rhinelland
Rhineland
Crime to fasten upon youths. 2,000,000 German children to be fed
Davenport reports two 20-year-olds from Cleveland bound over for bank robbery, not the duo that robbed a Davenport merchant. Separately Maj Gen Henry T Allen said the American Society of Friends will lead a drive to feed 2,000,000 German children this winter, with Hoover backing. no financial goal yet set, but needs may exceed expectations and require about 5.44 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
Davenport
Peter L. Mills
William Bodsworth
Cleveland
Kalena
Scott County Grand Jury
Phil Schneider
Massillon
First State Bank
Ohio
American Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Gen. Alen
State Briefs at Madison and Des Moines News Snippets
State Briefs from Madison to Des Moines report a fatal switch accident in Madison injuries to B K Hunter, moves on to Boone and Brainerd organizing clubs, Des Moines tax and veteran bonus totals, a Drake University professor death, an August Damm raw court date, Red Oak auto crash injuries, a Tyborn murder retrial, and a leadership recommendation for a brigadier general post in the Thirty fourth division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
B. K. Hunter
Santa Fe
Boone
FL G_ Culler
Brainerd
Minn
Nes Moines
Robert Leeper
Hfe
Roy Wertz
Jows City
Supreme Court
Emily MM. Porter
Winterset
Cedar Rapids
G. Edward Hancock
Internal Revenue Office
Chicago
Marguerite Fultz
South Bend
Lind
Ida Geoeve
A. O. Hawk
Isanti
Stank
Council
Des Moines
Lyman S
Rottenfield
Drake University
Atlanta
Ward
Oskaloosa
Bottanfield
Red Oak
Sigfrid Tyborn
Stanton
Tie
John Hammill
George E. Duncan
Omaha
Seventh Army Corps
Buena Vista Seeks Share of Presbyterian Education Fund
Storm Lake Iowa October 31 representatives of the Presbyterian general board of education prepare to campaign for Buena Vista college’s portion of a 2,000,000 fund for Presbyterian schools. Buena Vista would receive 240,000 and if the total rises Buena Vista could earn twelve and a half percent of the excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Presbyterian General Board of Education
Buena Vista College
General Board
Presbyterian Schools
Buena Vista
Railroads to receive wartime settlement payments
Washington, Oct 31. The Railway Administration announced settlements totaling nearly 19 million dollars for wartime Federal operation of four carriers. The New York New Haven Hartford line got 2,216,500. Michigan Central 10,500,000. Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis 5,000,000. Kentucky Indiana original 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Railroad Administration
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Michigan Central
Cleveland, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway
Kentucky & Indiana Criginal Railroad
Keokuk Man Named to Study Title Laws
Des Moines October 31 Sawyer of Keokuk was appointed by Acting Gov John Hamill as a member of the legislative committee on land titles. The committee was created to study land title laws of other states and recommend enactment of better land title laws in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oet
Linzen
Sawyer
Keokuk
John Hammill
Legislative Committee
General Assembly
Towa
Blame Slingshot for Wounding Hermine at Doorn
In Doorn Netherlands October 21 the ear injury of Princess Hermine from a stone near Doorn castle is reported as painful but not serious. An eyewitness says the stone came from a sling used by a boy at play. no culprit has been found and local authorities decline comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Holland
Hermine
Doorn Castle
Beieves
Doornimaevoriles
Grand Masters Discuss Formation of Supreme Lodge
Magonic grand masters met in Washington D C for a general conference the historic gathering aimed at possible creation of a national supreme grand lodge for master Masons. They planned to attend George Washington memorial temple ceremonies in Alexandria Virginia and may set the stage for a future formal conference on a national or international supreme grand lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge
Washington, D. C
Magonic
Alexandria
George Washlington
Jodge Masons
Methodist Meeting Raises 31000 for Retirement Funds
Des Moines Oct 31 audience at the executive committee of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church raised 31000 toward the church retirement fund. Dr Joseph H Tingley of Chicago spoke on pensions for retired missionaries and workers noting the church has raised 18000000 for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Japan
Women’s Pereian Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Hi. Tingley
Chicago
Board of Conference
Methodist Church
Hingley
Bonar Law to be buried in Westminster Abbey
Bonar Law will be buried in Westminster Abbey at noon Monday as a nation’s tribute. Died early Tuesday after a long illness, the former prime minister will rest with England’s greatest sons, as condolences pour in from Winnepa and America. Funeral services are expected in Glasgow, where he lived and served as MP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonar Law
Yankee Entry Leads in Race Called Off for Lack of Breeze
Talifax Nova Scotia Get 3BL The Canadian schooner Blue Nose and the American challenger Columbia failed to complete the second race for the fishermen's trophy due to no wind. After five hours they sailed under 25 miles of the 39 mile course with Columbia leading most of the way. Since finishing within the six hour limit proved impossible, the race was abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talifax
M .S
Blue Nose
Columbia
Fraternal Congress Hears Doctor Talk
Dr C E Harris head of medical staff at Woodman sanitarium Woodman Colo spoke at the Town Fraternal congress in Des Moines for the twenty fourth annual convention. He discussed the relations of medicine and fraternity and the importance of a training school for deputies in fraternal associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. E. Harris
Wooddman Sanitarium
Woodman
Colo
Former Bulgarian Ministers Shot in Sofia
Sofia on October 31 reports former cabinet minister Nikol Guena killed at his doorstep and former minister M Guespoff wounded in what police call a private vengeance. The city shows no unrest. Guenadielf headed the National Liberal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Nikol Guenadie
M- Guespoff
Constantinople
M. Guenadielf
National Liberal Party
Mrs Stokes May Be Witness Tomorrow In Divorce Trial
New York Oct 31 Mrs Helen Elwomi Stokes the wife of William Fart Dodge Stokes faces divorce proceedings. The trial resumes tomorrow and she likely will testify in her own behalf. Court session was canceled today due to the funeral of juror Thomas Grant's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Elwomi Stokes
Wiliam Fart Dodge Stokes
Thomas Grant
Woman Fatally Burned Near Blencoe After Kerosene Spill
Mrs. John Fuller, two miles south of Blencoe Blenese Iowa, was fatally burned when a can of kerosene tipped onto a hat stove igniting her clothing. She cannot recover from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blenese
John Fuller
Blencoe
Dollar diplomacy urged by federal coal chief
New York John Hays Hammond, chairman of the federal coal commission, argued that dollar diplomacy is the best means for the United States to assure a bright future for the world. In Constantinople the grand national assembly approved Ismet Pasha as premier. In Mexico City Huerta and Galles factions clashed in the chamber of deputies and Deputy Suiza, a Huerta supporter, was killed in the rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hays Hammond
Federal Coal Commission
United States
Constantinople
Grand National Assembly
Ismet Pasha
Mexico City
Huerta
Galles
Chamber of Deputies
Suiza
Government pays extra for unused hospital plans
Senate veterans bureau hearings reveal a $33,000 addition to architect Matthew O’Brien’s fee for hospital plans in Livermore California. The total paid to O’Brien, about $97,000, covered revisions to plans never used. Frank T. Hines protested to Comptroller General McCart, who approved the payment despite Hines’s objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. G
Get
Matthew O'Brien
San Francisco
Luivermore
Cal
Senate
Veterans Bureau
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
McCart
O’brien
Gen. Himes
MecCart
EB. J. Houghton
O'Brien
Comptroller General's Office
General Accounting Office
Bureau
Ku Klux Fund Misappropriation Alleged in Receivership
Atlanta October 21 affidavits allege more than one million dollars of Ku Klux Klan funds were diverted within four months. Treasurer N N Surney swore that sums from 1,030 to 35,000 were withdrawn by verbal order of Imperial Wizard H W Evans, without the cashier’s knowledge. Deposition also notes Bryans spent 16,090 for one million copies of Billy Mayfield's Weekly, a proklan organ in Texas. Evans authored a vindictive Papalism article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
David Rittenhouse
N. N. Surney
Klan
H. W. Evans
Bryans
Billy Mayfield
Proklan
Texas
Evans
Des Moines Police Chief Drafts Boys as Halloween Cops
Des Moines police chief John Hammond enlisted 100 city schoolboys as sworn in officers to assist in Halloween vandalism patrols. Badges issued, authorities granted, with warned consequences for damage. A squad of officers and vehicles will patrol to break up gangs of celebrants, Des Moines, Oct. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammond
Hallowe'en
Hammond
Hallowe’en
Midwest warms up as cold snap heads east
Chicago reports rising temperatures as a cold wave moves from the northwest toward the east and south. The Weather Bureau forecast predicts milder conditions after yesterday's October chill, with records set in the north and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Former Waterloo Man Dies in Rockford Stroke Tragedy
F. M. Philley, 34, official at Barber-Colman in Rockford, Ill., suffered a stroke while driving in downtown Rockford and died shortly after. His wife aided him and avoided a wreck. He had visited Waterloo relatives last August and had lived in Rockford for several years. Buck Improves After Back Set. Councilman R. A. Buck, Third ward, is much improved and able to be up part of the time as pneumonia threat subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Philley
Barber-Colman
Rockford
Ill
Waterloo
A. Buck
R. A. Buck
Old Folks Home Movie Night At Black Hawk County
Rehmeier, YMCA secretary, led a five reel program for residents of the Black Hawk county old people’s home featuring western life Canadian views farm life fishing and mountain ranch scenes. Miss Mayme E McGinn named municipal court reporter to succeed Mrs Herachel Smith resigning. she starts duties tomorrow. Miss AnnGinn, from New Hampton, has been stenographer for Nenner & Mosier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Folks Ser
Rehmeier
Black Hawk County
Old People’s Home
Mayme E. McGinn
Herachel Smith
AnnGinn
Nenner & Mosier
New Hampton
Turns Auto Agency Over to Employes to Run Four Months
Chicago October 31 Glenn Holmes wealthy automobile agency owner turned his business over to 115 employees until March 1 1924. The workers will share the profits from that period and may see a larger Christmas bonus this year. Holmes plans Milwaukee agency shares as a further experiment. Agencies handle Ford cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glenn
Holmes
Milwaukee
Ford
Four Thousand Teachers Expected at Iowa Convention
Des Moines Oct 31 Between four thousand and five thousand Iowa teachers are expected to register for the annual meeting of the Iowa State Teachers association here Thursday Friday and Saturday. Secretary Charles Pye announced the preconvention meeting of the Iowa superintendent's club will be held this afternoon and tonight. Several prominent speakers from the Tri-state Medical association convention will address the teachers. Sir Robert Falconer Toronto Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur Stanford president and Mrs D P Boyea New York are among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Charles Pye
Iowa Superintendent's Club
Tri-state Medical Association
Robert Falconer
Toronto
Canada
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
Mra
D. P. Boyea
New York
Opponents Seek Compromise on Marshall paved road bond plan
Marshalltown La Oct 31 Opponents of the 800000 paved road bond issue fighting in the courts offered a compromise after the petition for another election lacked legal standing County attorneys said they would reject the offer The plan by W E McLeland and Farm Business Men's association would pave seven miles of the Lincoln highway annually starting in 1924 Gravel would temporarily coat unpaved portions in 1924 and main north and south primary roads would be gravel surfaced The hearing before District Judge J W Willett was halted pending action on the plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
W. E. McLeland
Farm Business Men’s Association
J. W. Willett
Frank Ausdal Hurt in Fall at Buck Creek Site
Frank Ausdal, a bricklayer with Currin-Simpson constructing a consolidated school at Buck Creek near Ryan Iowa, fell 37 feet onto a rock pile. Rushed to St Francis hospital, he survived with injuries, no broken bones, and will remain hospitalized about one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ausdal
Buck Creek
Ryan
St. Francis Hospital
Currin-Simpson Company
Altho
Murphy Sells Vinton Eagle to Chicagoan
Vinton Iowa scene reports Edward Murphy transfers ownership of the Vinton Eagle to E S Shortess of Chicago effective November 1. Sale price is reported at 22000 dollars. The Eagle, founded in 1855, has been owned by the Murphy family since 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Vinton Eagle
E. S. Shortess
Chicago
Edward Murphy
Eagle
Murphy
Kellogg Named U S Ambassador to Great Britain
London reports the British government formally accepted Frank B. Kellogg as United States ambassador to Great Britain. The announcement came this afternoon and confirms the appointment by Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Great Britain
Dubuque Youth Held by Waterloo Police
Merrill Hammond, 15, of Dubuque, was brought to Waterloo police by an Illinois Central agent at noon. He was seen alighting a freight car and placed under arrest on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. A suitcase with clothing and an electric tattooing kit was found with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill’ Hammond
Dubuque
Illinois Central Special
Hammond
Bay
Sun Yat Sen Army Defeated Near Waichow
Reports from Canton say Sun Yat Sen's forces were badly beaten near Waichow while four gunboats that had supported him suddenly declared neutrality and departed last Sunday. One royal gunboat remains at Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Waichow
Gets Five Years For Stealing Automobile
Emmet Hardy nineteen stood before Judge D E Maguire in district court at Dubuque Iowa and received a five year sentence for automobile theft. Also appears a list of real estate transfers in Black Hawk County and related property movements including Western Securities Co to Mil dred Sutherland and Cement Block & Tile Co to T B Benton, largely in Waterloo and Linden Place, with various parcel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuaque, Ta
Get
Emmet Hardy
D. E. Maguire
READ
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Bertha Giesler
T.B. Benton
Pt Ney
Sweer Srokba Betes Saseee Es 1700 Co
W. Taylor
Eureka
Finchford
Rev. BaPhts En Pe
SS. Betes Western Securities Co
Mildred Sutherland
Cement Block & Tile Co, Et al
T. B. Benton
Linden Place
Waterloo
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Ladage
M. P. Christiansen
Algona
Ur. R. Conway
Garner
Standard Oil
Pertour
Mortara
Stresemann Ang
Methodist Meeting
Fraternal Congress
Wseleng
Veterans’ Bureau Investigation
Klux
Imp
Wizard
Hallowe’en Cops
Marshall
Chicagoan
Waterloo Police
Yat Sen
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