Coroner's Jury Finds Vendor Guilty in Slaying Case
A coroner's jury in Ossge, Ta, held Jules Deponchelee for manslaughter after testimony showed he sold liquor to John Wier who became intoxicated. Wier wrecked his car fleeing the sheriff and died from a broken neck. Deponchelee failed to make bond of 1500 dollars and faces preliminary hearing in St Ansgar.
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Courier
Ossge
John Wier
Faliy
Ligner
Jules Deponchelee
Ilegel Transportation
Cherry
St. Ansgar
Paulson
Hqnor
Winer
Stacyville
Joseph Wolff
H. H. Stehn
Charles Gerblg
Arthur Hungerford
Narrow Escape By George Storm On Rail Car Sides
A freight mishap causes a car roof buckle as extra freight leaves the rails. Bobby is catapulted into a muddy slough beyond the right of way. Emergency crews respond.
Pheasant Crashes Through Windshield in Nashua Incident
A pheasant burst through a Nashua windshield this morning, injuring a Minnesota woman who received facial cuts and had the bird die on the rear seat. The accident occurred on 218 near here as she continued her journey after medical treatment. Separately, Nashua youths Earl Simorson and Albert Bork were badly cut in a collision near Osage after hitting loose gravel, while drayman Robert Norton bruised and cut when he fell through a school basement door. Five year old Kenneth Mishler lost the tip of a finger catching a washing machine cog belt near his family's farm home.
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Courier Spocial Service
Nashua
Unidea
Minnesota
Mear
Earl Simorson
Albert Bork
Osage
Robert Norton
Drayman
Kenneth Mishler
Women's Societies of La Porte Church Postpone
The Presbyterian Mite society and the thimble bee meetings set for Wednesday afternoon in La Porte have been postponed with date to be announced. Also notes on local 4-H results, birthday observances, and area moves mentioned.
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Women’s Societies of
la Porte Church
la Porte City
Presbyterian Mite Society
Leela Craft
Spring Creek
Waterloo
Des Moines
Thalia
Ruth McChane
Harold’ Brice
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Bruce
Marjorie Milne
Mid-Continent Petroleum Co
R. I. Roe
Sault Ste Marie
Milne
Town City
Coloss
The
State University
W. E. Hager
Milneapolis
Hager
Barney
N. C
Minneapolis
Long Beach
Court at Cedar Falls Clears Speeders and Opens Creamery
Justice W H Whitford presides in mayor's absence in Cedar Falls. Six speeders fined 3 plus costs each totaling 5.95. Cedar Falls hosts Labor Day weekend festivities for the Creamery opening, with W D Strayer as president and August Engle as vice president. Pearl Ives leaves Cedar Falls for Chicago after hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
W. H. Whitford
J. F. Cross
George Sloan
Hudson
W. D. Strayer
August Engle
Henry la France
Christian Duffel
James Eee Iver Boedaly
Henry Egemian
Will McFarlane
Pearl Ives
A.M. Andrews
Chicago
People’s Hospital
Heavy Fayette County docket closes for September filings
West Union August 31 petitions for new cases in the September Fayette County docket closed Friday. The docket is heavy with 18 foreclosures totaling 6186,108 and 13 divorce petitions along with several automobile accident related suits.
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Courier
West Union
Explosion at Len T Kimball garage in West Union Va
A compression tank in the basement exploded Friday forenoon, likely due to automatic throw-off failure under high pressure. The gas engine tipped over, air tank blew 15 feet, tank cover went 20 feet, and basement windows lost all glass. Property damage was limited to the structure.
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West Union
Len T. Kimball
Bureau Reports 806 Teachers Placed by T C Bureau
Cedar Falls September 2 Edward W Goeth director says the T C Bureau has located about 806 teachers in public schools over recent months most assigned to high schools elementary primaries and kindergartens many have begun duties this week additional workers have accepted positions but have not reported to the college bureau yet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Edward W. Goeth
Teachers College
College Bureau
Gideons Conduct Service At Greene
Gideons from Waterloo conducted services at Hall s Grove church Sunday afternoon. The funeral of Mrs Charles Hamilton mother of George Hamilton of this place and a former resident was held Friday afternoon. There was a brief service at the home of the son followed by public rites at the M E church. The pastor Rev O K Hudson officiated. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery. Pupils Will Play. Manchester Ia Sept 2 Mrs L L Jorgenson will present a class of her pupils at a piano recital in her home at 803 New street Tuesday afternoon. The musicians will be Harry Jorgenson Arlene Kruger Carol Tiffany Neil Johnson Margret Ann Rossell Johnson Roeland Stephenson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leek
Montgomery Ward & Co
Chicago
E. A Boss
Hotel Mealey
Joseph Hardy
Charles City
Mr. Boss
Towa
H. B. Thillen
West Union
No. 18
Waterloo
No. 10 East
Oelwein
Charles Howell
Del~weth
Aberdeen
United States
John Kraft
Denver
Mrr. Kraft
Lamont
M. E
William Paulson
Charlea Bray
Oesreire
Courier Xpecial Aeysice
Greene
Gideons
Hall's Grove Churen
Charles Hamilton
George Hamilton
O. K. Hudson
Rose Wi
Manchester
Mra. LL
M. Jorgenson
New Street
Harry Jorgenson
Arlene Kruger
Carol Tiffany
Neil Johnson
Merghet Ann Rossell Johnson
Roeland Stephenson
Parish Harvest Home Festival Observed by Local Churches
The Galgary Baptist Church held its annual harvest festival with a morning sermon by Rev. J. D. Winding on Praise For the Lord's Goodness. A noon harvest dinner drew almost all members, followed by a praise service. Rev. Markus Rhoda spoke to the evening crowd, and Rev. Otto Nielsen discussed his Denmark trip and the world Lutheran convention in Copenhagen. Other churches reported regular morning services and evening services planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Nielsen
Nazareth Lutheran Church
Gutday
Denmark
Copenhagen
First Evangelical Church
HJ. Faust
Teachers College Opens as New Dean Takes Post
Cedar Falls September 2 advance faculty and students begin arriving at Teachers College for the fall term opening September 6. New Dean Miss Sadie Campbell arrives to assume duties. Miss Ruth Jsms named secretary. Faculty return from vacation, enrollment in the senior high stood at 222 after Friday and Saturday registrations.
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Servina
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Wormer
Sadie Campbell
Glendale
Cal
Marion McFarland Walker
Ruth Jsms
Brighton High School
Walker
Minnesota
Gedlap Falls
Bn Sehardly
Strate Teachers College
Bartlett Hall
Humbert
Lincoln
I. Am. Ma
Hannah
Charles City Parish Welcomes Pastor in Greeting
About 250 members of the Charles City Catholic parish gathered in KG last evening to welcome Pastor Dean W. J. Convery back from a trip to Ireland. J. C. Campbell chaired the event while H L S Fitzgerald delivered the welcome.
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Charles City Parish
Seretra
Charles City
Dean W. J. Convery
Na Tip
Trelaid
J. C. Campbell
Hls. Fitzgerald
Water safety dispute in Janesville and Hampton
Analyses from August and June by state university hygience labs found Janesville water satisfactory, while local officials dispute a state health board warning that the water is unsafe. A state sample taken at a store suggests safety claims. local patrons are assured safety despite contrary reports. In Hamilton, Iowa, officials deny water safety concerns, noting a recent test found harmless bacteria and treatment steps completed, though test conditions were unfavorable.
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Janesville
Janes Vile
Hygienne Laboratories
State University of
Lowe City
State Health Board
State Health Department
Hampton
Hamipton City
State Department of Health
Wo Long
Tang
Only Short Gap Unpaved on Is in Buchanan Co
September 2 report from Independence Iowa notes Highway 11 north from the city to the Fayette county line has its hard surface nearly complete. A small section near the Illinois Central right of way remains unfinished north of the George May beler home. Completion is planned for fall once grading ends with Anderson & Emple to finish the south stretch by October 3 if weather holds. Western Asphalt Paving has moved its equipment from town after paving the first stretch.
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Gourier Seveiat Servicr
Independenece
Fayette County
L. Waldenmat
Illinois Central
George Maybeler
West Union
Anderson & Empte Company
Western Asphalt Paving Company
Janesville Couple to Visit Germany
Janesville period Sept 2 Mr and Mrs Chris Braun plan a trip to Wurtemburg Germany departing Sept 12 from New York. They will attend the golden wedding of Mrs Braun's parents Mr and Mrs Martin Grupp on Nov 29 then burn home. The Brauns came to the US in 1895 and Mrs Braun has previously visited Germany in 1903 en route via Chicago and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Chris Braun
Wurtemburg
Germany
Bremen
New York
Visitor to Nashua suffers Bahama hurricane losses
In Nashua September 2 a visiting missionary from the Bahamas, aiding Plymouth Brethren meetings, endured heavy losses from a hurricane that struck the Bahamas three years prior. His five month old daughter drowned. his property was damaged, and he faced substantial hardship while serving as a missionary in the Bahamas for 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Bahama
Neshua
van Ryn
Plymouth Brethren
Witich
Bahama Islands
Jis
Bahamas
Frederick von Shognonty
Russia
Liha Suvaldag
Army Men Invent Aerial Robot
An aerial robot designed to make airplanes fool proof has been invented by Lieut. A. Willett, air corps officer, aided by Col. G. Brandt at Crissy Field. The device aims to prevent steep nose dives and violent maneuvers and could be placed to prevent dangerous pilot actions. Willett says the mechanical features are not yet patented and details are withheld. Brandt has gained cooperation from the art corps engineering section to test the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Francisco
Lieut. A. Willett
Air Coms
Colt. G. Brandt
Camumplodin
Crissy Field Ete
Wilett
Willett
Brandt
Art Corps Engineering Section
Léecut
A. Willett
Col. G. Brandt
Brauer Funeral Held In Allison Courtyard
The funeral for B. H. Brauer was held in Allison with Rev. Unlennopp and Rev. B Preston presiding. About 1 200 county residents attended. Masonic rites preceded burial beside his wife in Allison cemetery. Brauer, born July 16 1886 in Ollerswin East Friesland Germany, came to the United States at 15. He lived in Kesley Iowa and Chicago before studying law and serving six years as county attorney. Surviving are children Henryice Lois and Clarence, his mother, three brothers and four sisters in Germany. Pallbearers included Henry Burma Frank Neal W C Shepard James Grayen and others. A quartet sang In the Garden Some Day Youll Understand and He Knows My Saviour Knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allson, Ja
B. H. Brauer
Allison Courtyard
Fred Unlennopp
Rochester
Minn
B. Preston
Associated Churches of
Allson
Bro. C. Apple
Clarksville
Allison Cemetery
Germany
Bertus H. Brauer
Ollerswin
East Friesland
Kesley
Leander Clark College
Toledo
Lillie Maiheld
Chicago
United Brethren Church of
Henrice
Lois
Clarence
Mr. Brauer
Henry Burma
Frank Neal
W. CG. Shepard
Allison
James Grayen
Greene
C.G. Burling
Clarksvitle
Mr. Mulder
Parkersburg
John Folkers
G. E., Shirer
G. W. Richards
Leonard Folkers
Funeral rites for N F Kies set for Jesup
Funeral services for Nicholas F. Kies who died Saturday night from heart disease and complications will be held at the Catholic church in Jesup Tuesday at 9 am. Kies, a native of Dubuque County, was married there before moving to the area.
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N. F. Kies
Jesup
Gourley
Jesip. In
Nicholas F. Kies
Kies
Dubuque County
Hota Po
Prominent Pioneer Dies After Long Family Ties
The obituary notes Henry Kies of the area, aged 64 years, son of Henry and Mrs Kies pioneers. Survived by widow Anna Marrow, married in 1893 at Dubuque, with children R R Kies of this place Leona and Mabel Kies of Waterloo, and granddaughter Beverly Ann. Four sisters and five brothers, including Nick Hess, Mike Pitz, Peter Walter, Rominic Wathler, J J Kies, J N Kies, Peter Kies, Albert Kies, and Henry Kies, plus several others. Daughters and brothers and sister preceded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kles
Anna Marrow
Dubuque
R. R. Kles
Leona
Mabel Kies
Waterloo
Beverly Ann
Nick Hess
Raymond
Mike Pitz
Lamotte
Peter Walter
Zwywingle
Rominic Wathler
Maquoketa
J. J
J. N. Kies
Peter
Albert Kies
Henry Kies
Iroquois
Ss. D
Wanderer Son of Ackley Woman Dying in West Virginia
Mrs Will Guthman leaves Hampton for Charleston to be with her son Van Lear Morton Crawford reported dying of meningitis in a Charleston hospital. He was 20 last May 11 and had lived away from Ackley for three years, with only one prior contact.
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Gourier
Ackley
Will Guthman
Hampton
Charleston
W. V
van Lear Morton Crawford
Morton
D. V. Leach
Lake Cornelia
Leach
Upom
Wuson
S. Gay Roosevelt
Quentin
Hils
Mia
Harold Gronseth
Detroit
Mich
Sturgis Bay
Wilson's Point
Man Receives Odd Letter From Los Angeles Zeppelin
Independence Iowa residents report A B Stout living north of town received a letter mailed from Los Angeles via the Graf Zeppelin. The missive bore postmarks from both Los Angeles and Chicago, suggesting a transcontinental airship era stunt or prank entering local mail lore.
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Independence
Mre
A. B. Stout
Thia City
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Child Escapes Severe Injury Under Wagon
Duane Bamford, four year old son of Mr and Mrs John Bamford Waterloo, fell under wheels of a gravel wagon while visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Borchardt in Osage Iowa. He was examined at Mason City hospital and not seriously injured.
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Courier
Osage
Duane Bamford
John Bamford
Waterloo
Mason City Hospital
Frank Borchardt
Court term delayed due to judge's illness
Charles City September term of the district court, set to begin tomorrow, will not open until September 9 because Judge M. F. Edwards of Parkersburg, who is to preside, is at Colfax for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Charles City
District Court
M. F. Edwards
Parkersburg
Edwards
Colfax
Dunkerton Child Home From Hospital
Doris, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Henry, is back home in Dunkerton after an operation at Allen Memorial hospital to remove six inches of dead bone from a leg. A young people’s surprise party honored Blanche Telsinger for her birthday. A stalk of corn twelve feet high from John Grinnell’s farm is on display at the G and H market. A. I. Megee received merchandise by airplane Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferton
Dunkerton
Doris
George Henry
Allen Memorial Hospital
Blanche Telsinger
Morata
John Grinnell
A. I. Megee
Bladder Irritation Ad Promises Quick Sleep Relief
An advertisement promotes Gystex 48 Hour Test for bladder irritation causing sleep disturbance and backache. It highlights a money back guarantee, absence of addictive drugs, and a demand for readers to try the product priced at 46c with a satisfaction guarantee and list of ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smy Ding
Have You Gas Pains Try Glycerin Mixture
An advertisement touts Adlerika as relieving gas pains and stomach discomfort after meals. It claims a single spoonful clears gas, headache, and constipation by cleansing both upper and lower bowel, listing druggists Robert Drigg Co. and G. J. Miller as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adierika
Adlerika
Robert Drig Co
G. J. Miller
Frightened by a Stubborn Spreading Rash
Mrs G B Cramer of Los Angeles reports a stubborn spreading rash resistant to standard remedies. After using Resinel soap and ointment as directed, one quarter of two small jars healed the spot completely. The ad promotes Resinal Soap for daily use to keep skin clear and soft and advertises free samples from Resinal, Dep 74,7"-Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
G. B. Cramer
Konjola promoted by local druggist and user testimonial
A Konjola advertising feature narrates Mrs. Ivan Lynch's health turnaround after stomach trouble and weight loss. The Konjola Man at Wangler Brothers Drug Store demonstrates the product, touting its non alcoholic, non addictive formula and claims of addressing root causes rather than temporary relief.
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Lind-Cammack
Ivan Lynch
Konsoln
Konlola
Washington Street
Waterloo
Konjola
Wangler Brothers Drug Store
East Fourth Street
Reef
Wangler Brothers
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George Storm
AcCluce Newspaper
Marlon Richard Dinzy
Carol Rector
Gwyneath Ross
Bernita Bush
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Jane Snyder
Minabel Davis
Gyneath Ross
Har
Patrhurst
Fayette Court
Delwein Contad
JabWoo Poultry
Federal Agriculture Department
Farm Bureau
Delwein
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Louis Smith
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Taylorsport
Church of Christ
T. C. Bureau
Parish
ONT. G
Buchanan Co
Barclay S. S. Picnyo
Barclay Cester
Friends of the
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Crane Crock
Enat
Dunkertar
Moon
Bhauer
Wanderer
W. Va
Zeppelin
Udge Island
Floyd Court
Dunkerton Child
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