Colored woman recaptured after jail escape in Waverly
Almedia Trobmer the colored woman who escaped from the county jail by prying free an iron bar and using a bedding rope was arrested near Denver by Marshal Neverman. She will face grand jury in October for larceny after stealing $81 from a Tripoli man. The report mentions a statewide highway inspection tour by a Sioux City official, with travel by Cutting car from Remsen to Fort Dodge Waterloo and Dubuque, inviting local delegations to meet the inspectors.
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Waverly
Almedia
Trobmer
Denver
Marshal Neverman
Waterloo
Tripoli
Man
Sioux City
Dubuque
C. M. Peas~lee
Association
Remsen
Fort Dodge
Hawkeye Highway To Be Inspected By State Officials
State officials of the Hawkeye Highway association led by Dr. F A Lee will begin inspection work on Hawkeye Highway starting early Sunday morning. The effort aims to assess road conditions and plan improvements along the route.
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Hawkeye Highway
The
Hawkeye Highway ] Association
F. A. Lee
Pastor Refuses to Marry Astor in Newport Plan
In Little Compton Rev Frederick I Brooks declined to officiate the Astor marriage to Miss Madeleine Force. The wedding expected in Newport today, while Col John Jacob Astor and Miss Force return from a visit to Fernald Leaf on the Hudson.
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Little Compton
Frederick I. Brooks
Ashe Methodist Church
John Jacob Astor
Madelline Talmage
Brooks
Newport
New York
Miss Force
Astor
Fernyleaf-on-the-Hudson
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Letters
A Cornvallville New York reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life and nerviness after doctors advised hospital care. The maker claims thousands of letters support its efficacy and invites sick women to write for free health advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Natick
Mass
Nathan B. Greaton
No. Main St
Natick, Mass
Cornwallville
Lydia E.W. Pinkham
Wm. Boughton
N. Y
Pinkham Lyus
Burglars Frightened Away as Window Is Pried Open
Clarksville Iowa Sept 7 Special burglars entered Tues night but nothing missing the back window screen was removed a jimmy pried the sash top catch screws pulled out and the intruder fled before entry Also reports of a wedding young couple August Hammel and Miss Fannie Martin wed Sept 5 at Allison then to Hampton and Minneapolis for a wedding trip to Fargo and home after Oct 1 They run a furniture store in the Auditorium block The infant son of Mr and Mrs W C Shepard of Allison died after a few hours interred in Lynwood cemetery Mrs Shepard formerly Miss Addie Loomer
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Clarksville
August Hammel
Allison
Fannie Martin
Hampton
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. D
Hammel
John Martin
Butler County
W. C. Shepard
Lynwood Cemetery
Addie Loomer
Allison News Notes Sen Sept 6 1910
Eva Weires began work as deputy county auditor last Thursday. Carrie Hunter returned to teaching in Hull and Mabel Martin resumed teaching at Wall Lake. Carrie Burroughs started a full term near Waverly. Fred Shafer of New Hampton transacted business in Allison. Molly Conners visited from Dougherty. Edna Ramsey visited relatives. Locals attended Des Moines state fair and possibly Minnesota fair. None such Club hosted by Mrs Hunt. Newt Kester siloed, Rev Parks to Crystal Falls for his mother’s death. Burroughs managed Minnesota farm interests. Toulse Bosche visiting near Buffalo. Rev Gonzales and family from Port Arthur visiting. Geo Wood renewing acquaintances. former Butler co sup and Allison Tribune editor. Schoval opened for the year. Carrie Wild at home from Vinton. Dr Evans and Mrs Cousins visited. Lucile Peet and Margaret Davis to Cedar Falls. Mrs LaDage and children visiting Waverly relatives. Roland Peet home from Waterloo. Edith Flood teaching county farm district. Celia Flynn in Curtis district. Bertha and Beulah Webster home from Geneva trip. District court opened with Judge Clark. Marion Hunt back from St Louis. Five autos of boosters toured Butler county towns for fair Sept 13-14. Kate Van Raden home from Hampton. Rural route holiday on Labor Day. Aviator planned for Butler county fair Sept 13-14. BI plane. weather permitting expected record attendance.
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Allison
Eva Weires
Carrie Hunter
Hull
Mabel Martin
Wall Lake
Carrie Burroughs
Bremer County
Waverly
Fred Shafer
New Hampton
Sheriff Shafer
Allison Laat
Molly Conners
Dougherty
Anna
Eva Wettes
Edna Ramsey
Clarksville
Unede
T. J. Shafer
Des Moines
Minnesota
Wy. J. Hunt
Shell Rock
Nonesuch Club
Newt Kester
W. U. Parks
Crystal Falls
Mich
Mr. Parks
W. Burroughs
Toulse Bosche
Vinton
J. G. Evans
J. A. Cousins
New Hartford
Lucile Peet
Margaret Davis
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
W. H. LaDage
Rustin Waverly
Roland Peet
Waterloo
Edith Flood
Celia Flynn
Curtis
Bertha
Beulah Webster
Geneva
Judge Clark
Marion Hunt
St. Loouis
Butler County
Kate van Raden
Hampton
Bank cashier alleged to have misappropriated funds
A petition in attachment filed against F W Haynes, former cashier of the Bank of Rudd, seeks the return of 12955.78 as alleged improper use of bank funds. The suit, heard in Charles City, cites numerous counts of money taken from the bank, including a March 16 1904 certificate entry that hid a 200 discrepancy. The plaintiffs seek attachment of Haynes property rights and aim to recover the shortages plus 6 percent interest from each date of abstraction.
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Charles City
H. J. Fitzgerald
H. F. Schnedler
Bank of Rudd
F. W. Haynes
Rudd
Haynes
Egg Board Responds to Attack on Chicago Egg Trade
Directors of the Chicago butter and egg board issued a statement at a special meeting denying charges printed in the Green Sheet Chicago Produce Bulletin that thousands of cases of bad eggs are sold in Chicago. The board defended existing conditions and criticized the Green Sheet report as inaccurate.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Chicago Produce Bulletin
Egg trade dispute deepens as Green Sheet attacked
Directors defend egg market reports after claims of 2,200,000 cases in cold storage are disputed by railroad data showing 2,014,000 cases received in Chicago. They allege the attack aimed to disrupt prices and profit a past butter market corner. Meanwhile a storm caused vehicles to skid in waterlogged Fifth and South streets, damaging autos and property. Isaac Tuck, publisher and editor of the Green Sheet, is named in the controversy.
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Isaac Tuck
Green Sheet
Chicago
Streets Dangerous for Automobiling After Storm
After yesterday afternoon's heavy storm automobiling proved dangerous and a number of accidents were reported as drivers struggled with slick streets and obstructed routes. Authorities warned travelers to Slow down and exercise caution until repairs and cleanup were completed.
Foley Kidney Piles Cure Ad Promotes Courier Want Ad
An advertisement for Foley Kidney Piles claims benefits for kidney and bladder troubles and urinary irregularities. It urges readers to try the product and mentions J. K. Joder & Son and a Courier Want Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOLEY
J. K. Joder & Son
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Comys
Senver
Thein
Tiz
Walter Luther Dodge & So
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Fifth
South Streets
Vyetes Tae
Rochester
Miss A. Ross
Gharca
Mercer
Giephen Bacon
Lamps
Wyeth Chemical Company
Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
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