Insurance policy dispute and multiple court suits filed
Louise Ackerson seeks 3500 plus remaining life policy amount after her son Harold Ackerson died of diphtheria and a premature settlement. other suits include landlord attachment, medical service debts, stockholder actions, mechanic lien foreclosure, shade tree damage, animal injury in transit, specific performance, and promissory note cases across various parties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ackerson
Ben Hur
Harold BE. Ackerson
Herman Walter
C. E. Carroll
J. E. Brinkman
J. D. Miller
D. J. Milvaney
William T. Jeffrey
John Schmitz
Lafe Shannon Co
Lawn Hill
J. Lafe Shannon
C. O. Gronen
Hach
Brown & Mullany
E.samberg
Addie E. Hershiser
Corn Helt Telephone Co
Washington Street
Thomas Barker Ve
R. I. & P. Railway
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Living Springs Land Co
A. T. Whittle
North Dakota
Preintiff
D. A. McLeish
Geo. H. Frush
Velie Carriage Co
Ve. J. W. Bancroft
Blight of the Advertising Sign Board
The editorial praises a New York Hill board commission report on outdoor advertising. It proposes banning signs near parks and key districts, limiting sizes, censoring moral and aesthetic quality, and allowing local option, taxes, and a citywide example to other cities. Chicago set a precedent in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hillboard Commission
Chicago
Excursion Plans and Local Improvements Highlight 1873 Waterloo News
Forty years ago in Waterloo plans for a Red Jacket Fire and Hose excursion to Dubuque with a new hand engine are noted along with county fair trotting prize money totaling 553. Improvements show increased depot capacity at Waterloo station with five engines ordered and sidetracks for 75 cars. Reports of a severe hailstorm cause widespread damage, while Tabernacle Chapter No. 12 of the Masonic order lists officers and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Jacket Fire and Hose Co
Lester
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Iowa
Twenty Years Ago Events in Cedar Falls and Nearby Notices
Inventory filed by H H Clay as assignee of Knapp & Co shows assets of 228 236.88. J T Knapp travels to Tennessee seeking health. East side schools open Sept 11 with F J Sessions as superintendent and Lydia Hinman as principal. Mrs. Sarah W Whitney to speak on temperance at Congregational church. Mr and Mrs Jos Bruner and daughter Anna attend Bruner family reunion in Indianapolis. The Strayer sisters Lucy and Hazel presented an entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Clay
J. T. Knapp & Co
Cedar Falls
J. T. Knapp
Tennessee
F. J. Sessions
Lydia Hinman
East Side
Jos. Bruner
Anna
Indianapolis
Bruner
Elect Officers To Head Lodge In Hudson
The Knights and Ladies of Security held a big meeting with about 400 members. Officers were elected by unanimous vote and will be installed at the next council meeting on Sept 17 in full regalia with Myers' orchestra providing music. The Waterloo council 1061 names its new officers and committees for the coming year including president H G Rogers and vice president Halsey Cox. installation and events planned in Russell-Lamson hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
Council
G. Rogers
National Council
Halsey Cox
Myrtle Remington
Geo
Chags
Smith
Duncombe
Crant
Fassett
H. H. Tullar
Edw. T. Davis
Democrats Scramble for Iowa Federal Posts and Local Transit Plan
In Washington reports heavy Democrat activity over remaining Iowa federal posts including northern marshalship and southern appointments held up by northern district delays. Candidates named include Hogan Moore Pierce Bronson Rosema and others with no decision yet. A bill to permit municipal streetcar ownership in Washington DC is proposed to test the plan. Pepper advances a resolution to send representatives to a Knoxville conservation exposition. Higbee likely to be postmaster at Fairbank with local rivals in the race. G. Kenyon takes brief vacation near Hawkeye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Marshalship
Iowa
E. R. Moore
Moore
Hogan
Bronson
Pierce
Rosema
Tim Richmond
Albia
Washington
Ership
Congressman Crosser
District of Columbia
Crosser
Pepper
Couness
Committee On Arts and Expositions
Real estate transfers and Iowa Methodist sale
Real estate transfers list multiple Waterloo Cedar Falls and Litchfield addi tions with parcels and prices from 300 to 2500 dollars. A. J. Reber sells two lots in Doe's addition and other transfers include Bandfield to Burnell and Rennison to Jenness. Chasser buys the Iowa Methodist paper in Iowa City and will move it from Epworth. Rev Fairall started the publication as the state organ of the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Nellie Hathaway
P. C. Hanson
E. Brown
Ind
Cedar Falls
Walter E. Rose
Alfred l. Lomme
Litchfield
Waterloo
Anna Bandfield
H. R. Burnell
A. Mullarky
A. J. Reber
Nancy A. Balliet
Doe
Jowsa Methodist
Iowa City
O. B. Chasser
Iowa Methodist
Epworth
Fairall
Methodist Church
Open Lincoln School Monday for Kindergarten and First Four Grades
After inspection of the Lincoln school building at Parker street and Burton avenue, Supt. JW Kline, the architect and contractors decided to open the first floor for school on Monday morning. The kindergarten and grades one through four will be accommodated. the fireproof, modern structure is nearly completed with an expenditure around 40 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Parkers Street
Burton Avenue
JW. Kline
Lincoln Building
Waterloo
Waterloo Players Travel to Meet Sumner in Big Field Day
Members of the Waterloo baseball team left for Sumner to face a strong Sumner squad this afternoon. The Sumner Baseball Association hosts a large field day with a big crowd expected. Bernie Smith, former Ottumwa second baseman on Labor Day, manages Sumner and has built a largely undefeated lineup. BAL Wagner will catch for Sumner today, after catching for Waterloo last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Tony Stremer
Waterloo
Hollenbeck
Money- Imoker
Macauley
Wintz
Drumm
Tierney
Blodgett
Ashland
Chellette Or Tuttle
Charles Jackman
Joe Wintz
Vinton
Jimmy Macauley
Howard Tuttle
Tony Fremer
Bill” Wagner
Waterloo Baseball Tteam
Sumner Baseball Association
Bernie Smith
Ottumwa
Bal Wagner
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Tribe OF
Ben Bur
Ant
Deanandell
THE
Advertising Sigin Board
Our County Fair
Tween Dubuque
Sioux City
William Cornell
Butler Center
Sarah W. Whitney
Temperance
Congregational Church
Strayer
Lucy
Hazel
Brethren Church At
Hudson
Kev. HB. Adams
J. M. Brainard
W. J. Peddicord
Ira Rodamar
G. A. Shores
G. F. Holt
First Baptist Church
Hosteter Furniture Co
Ohio
Higbee
Wallace M. Higbee
Fairbank
Buchanan County
Cr. G. Kenyon
C. J. Miller Drug Store
Hawkeye
Joders
Jode
W. Fourth St
Owa
Tracy
Mit Sumner
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Lummer
Central Church of Christ
the Plaza
Aeay Ie
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wilbert Shalenberger
Oakwoods
Specielia
Ems
Hileman & Gindt Orsen
College of Commerce
Waterloo East Fifth
Lafayette Street
Remington and Smith
Middle West
Business College
Register
Waterloo College of Commerce
R. B. Eklund
Rockford Register
Rockford
Ben Nowrey
Wieterloo Loan and Trust Co
Farmers Loan and Trust Co
Florence Heiple
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
New York City
Ruth Herforth
Roof
Fkiand
Dewy Day
Erland
East Fifth and
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