Four More Divorces Sought in Local Pleas
Anna Christina Paulsen seeks 2000 alimony from Adolph Werner Paulsen in a Cedar Falls marriage of 1912 alleging cruelty. Emma M. Sibert seeks separation from Warren L. Sibert, wants former name Emma Carr. Lulu Ward seeks separation from L. Ward with 500 alimony 100 attorney fees and use of former name. W. A. Collins accuses wife of cruelty. Additional actions include suits by James Black Dry Goods Co. over Waterloo theatre Sundays, and several debt and note cases. Davenport nears flag in Three-I race after 4 to 3 win over Peoria. five games left.
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Anna Christina Paulsen
Adolph Werner Paulsen
Cedar Falls
Emma M. Sibert
Warren L. Sibert
Emma M. Carr
Lulu Ward
L. Ward
Waterloo
Black Hawk Fuel Co
F. E. Carpenter
Commercial National Bank
Ernest Webeking
Roy Cushman
WH. L. Padden
Detective Craig’s Coup J A Counterfeiting Gang Drama
The notice advertises a showing of Detective Craig’s Coup J, a classic crime drama about a refined counterfeiter and his gang. Detective Craig tracks the gang through high society venues and thrilling escapes before capturing Dalton and accomplices.
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Craig
James Dalton
West
Broadway
Dalton
Woman loses foot in La Porte City cannery accident
La Porte City reports the first serious accident at the Iowa Canning plant Friday afternoon when Mrs. Emma Benson slipped into a machine and sustained severe foot injuries. The incident prompted medical aid and an investigation into the safety procedures at the facility.
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la Porte City
Iowa Canning Company
Emma Benson
Amputation After Factory Accident In Cunning Plant
Mrs. Benson, a cutter on the second floor, stepped to loosen clogged corn and slipped on a slick table. She fell into a machine with a metal worm, suffering a six inch below knee amputation.
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Isorn
Dancing in streets draws shy crowd in Charles City
In Charles City on a September night in 1944 a public dancing event began on a street corner. After organizers urged participation a cautious couple finally stepped out and danced. Soon another couple followed, expressing enjoyment as the crowd watched.
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Charles City
Dance Night Sparks Crowd Yet Risks Told of Bravery
A fragmented report notes increasing street dancing with larger crowds and bravely challenging danger. The text hints a Lee must be broken by a bold participant, implying spectators face risks as the event grows in popularity.
Members of the Aledonian Society Meet Next Tuesday
Scottish fellows of the Aledonian Society plan a winter gathering as they did last year and will meet Tuesday evening to organize further steps.
Soul's Plans Arise Ahead of September 28 Meeting
The article notes definite plans and mentions a first meeting scheduled for the evening of September 28 in Pinker tun Wall. Details on participants or agenda are not provided.
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Pinkertun Wall
Serogey Family Members Visit Father In City
The condition of C. Serogey remains serious at home on 241 Defers Street after a restful night. His two sons, C. Serogey of Berkeley, Cab, and Dr. John Serogey of Plenty, Can, have arrived to visit the parental home.
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Soho
Serogey
Defers Street
C. Serogey
Berkeley
Cab
John Serogey
Plenty
German Letters From Kaltenbach Family In War Era
The Kaltenbach family in Germany received cards from relatives in Ber winner Baden and from Aaden and Auge. Government orders require German script and unsealed envelopes for all letters. Reports note 88,600 more men available for duty than required.
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John Raltenbach
Aaden
Germany
Boyd
Max Kaltenbach
Bo Mas
Berwinner
Baden
Kaltenbach
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Anna C. Paulsen
Opera House
Waterlo Loan & Trust Co
W. N. Birdsall
Star Engraving Co
F. B. Hunter
C. A. Iblings
W. C. Renner
State Bank of Round
EH. W. Grove
Davenport
Peoria
Blue Sox
Walsh
Hendrix
Haines
Bromwich
Wang & Miller's
Palace Theatre
Faoh Choma
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Ggg
Waterloo, Iowa
Cal
Ariitc
Waberioole
I Kaltenbach
G. L. Stevens
Woolworth
Denver
Colorado Springs
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