Prosecution Planned Against Sioux Tribe Over Pow Wow Beer
Sioux City officials and Woodbury County Anti-Saloon League prepare legal action to challenge the Tribe of the Sioux for serving beer at the pow wow on Seventh street outside the Auditorium. Attorney John F. Joseph leads the effort, naming numerous business and professional defendants and citing the ceremonial gathering as the basis for the suit.
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Siour City
Woodbury
Joseph
Northwest Iowa
Seventh Street
Money in the Laundry Disclosed by Laundromat Find
A laundryman reports finding three heaps of silver and copper coins wrapped in customers handkerchiefs. He notes many customers return with only partial money, and that careless patrons often leave hidden cash in laundry items, prompting a plea for owners to check their pockets and purses.
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New York
Local club and lodge announcements for Sept 12
The Lydia society meets Tuesday Sept 12 with Miss Doughtry at 26 Third Ave West. Waterloo lodge No 105 A M and A M holds a stated meeting at Masonic Temple Tuesday Sept 12 with first degree work. all Master Masons invited. Friendship society meets Wednesday at 103 Mulberry Street. W C GO F No 465 holds regular meeting tomorrow evening at the K C hall. last meeting before national event Sept 26. Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church greet fall at the rectory tomorrow at 3 pm. business to attend. Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary plan important meeting Tuesday at 8 pm to prepare for division reception, muster services and balloting. J D Johnson donates melons for the annual melon feast following. Candidates must attend.
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Waterloo Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Ae the Friendship Society
Birs
J. P. Kelffer
Mulberry Street
Aio
W. Cc. GO. F
K. C. Cain
Cage
King of Christ Episcopal Church
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
J. D. Johnson
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New Shipment of Dictionaries to Be Distributed
A local newspaper ad urges readers to clip six consecutive coupons from Evening Courier issues to obtain Webster's New Standard Dictionary Illustrated. The dictionary arrives for distribution with extended hours, inviting public inspection and urging coupon clipping to join a growing city-wide demand. The piece cites a cashier's testimony about the book’s influence and ends by inviting readers to examine the books without committing.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Dictionary Department
Local Obituary and Community Notes from Greene
Greene on Sept 9 report attendance at the funeral of Charles Sproul by Mr and Mrs C H Kellogg and 3 A Clark and wife of Charles City. Mrs Charles Gates hosts her cousin Miss Myrtle Redfern of Hettinger KN visiting. Miss Thresa Feyereizen begins as primary teacher at East Waterloo and started Monday. Dr and Mrs A E Carney return to Stanhope after an over Sunday visit.
Gladstone Hotel Bulletin and Financial Totals
Balance due to produce Gladstone Hotel listed as 277200.00 with 400.00 2000.00 and 500.00 figures. Includes subscription mentions for Ellis & Foster and an implication of a single lot and iterated scorements.
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Gladstone
J. B. Stewart
Gladstone Hotel
Fred E. Stewart
A. E. Connolly
Proefer- Ted
A. A. Duba
E.E. Dunkebberg
F. L. Marquis
Bernbrock & Sibert
John E. Williame
William Galloway
J. K. Joder
Ellis & Foster
George W. Garretson
Greene area notes and rites mark week’s events
The G A and Miles Carney families traveled 125 miles by motorcycle in five hours. Harris Greene and a Fort Dodge friend spent days at the N Greens home. W W Hesalroad visited his daughter Eva in Minneapolis for the state fair. Celia Downing of Waterloo visited Greene relatives. Rosary society held a pleasant afternoon at the Catholic parsonage. J L Cole advertised a public sale of household goods and plans to winter in California. Dr Arthur took Milton Van Buskirk to Hampton for a second appendicitis operation. condition remains serious. Len Lucas bought the 320 acre farm formerly owned by G A Carney for $70 an acre. Nellie M Stickney and Roy J Pooley wed at Presbyterian Church with Rev W E Fisher officiating. Cyril N Vennum’s remains brought from Billings, Mont. for funeral in M E church after typhoid fever. J M Jensen and L A Spronll of Wells Fargo left for Des Moines regarding local office improvements.
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G. A
Miles Carney
Harris Greene
Ft. Dodge
N. Greens
W. W. Hesalroad
Minneapolis
Eva
Celia Downing
Waterloo
Greene
G. A. Carnex
Lucas
Presbyterian Church
This City
Nellie M. Stickney
Charles Gates
Roy J. Pooley
Charles City
W. E. Fisher
Cyril N. Vennum
Billings
Mont
C. A. Vennum
Ruth Anna
M. E. Church
Meritof Chocolate Granules Pill That Fills the Fill
An advertisement for Meritof Chocolate Granules touts a stomach and liver pill that does not gripe and provides desired results. Marketed as purely vegetable and reliable, it claims to regulate the stomach liver and bowels with Henderson Drug Co as exclusive agents.
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Henderson Drug Co
Agenta
Beulah Binford Seen in Dubuque Then Danville Link
Beulah Binford, the Beattie murder case figure, visited Dubuque in early summer with Robert Fisher, former Danville Three-I shortstop. She claimed marriage to Fisher and traveled with him across the Three-I circuit, living with Fisher in Danville. The 17 year old said Beattie paid $500 to part ways with Miss Louise Owen after her Richmond incident.
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Dubuque
Fisher
Hved
Danville
Binford
Beattie
Louise Owen
Richmond
East
Oak Ridge Notes From September 9 Local Visit Vignettes
A Oak Ridge correspondent reports residents marking Lator day at Electric Park and visiting friends out of town. Erdena Rose returns from New York with updates for the community. Mrs. Shelley and children occupy rooms in the White Building. Golda Gerholdt came back from Winslow to visit her sister Mrs. Eickelberg. S. B. Humbert traveled to Waterloo on business last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. Soules spent a few days in town visiting neighbors and relatives.
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Oak Ridge
Here
Electric Park
Erdena Rose
New York
Shelley
White Building
Golda Gerholdt
Winslow
Eickelberg
S. B. Humbert
Waterloo
M. Soules
Social notes from Independence visit and trips
Miss Clara Royce visits her brother George Royce in Independence for a few days. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller return from a three week business trip to Illinois where they visited friends and relatives and attended Elgin automobile races. Lou Wolff attends the state fair representing Standard Gate Co.
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Independence
Clara Royce
George Royce
Frank Miller
Illinois
Elgin
Lou Wolff
Standard Gate Co
Union Items Readings From Cedar Falls and State Fair
Union notes show Mr and Mrs C Hiderkin visiting Cedar Falls with friends and relatives. Tom Benton made a business call in Cedar Falls. Mr and Mrs Fred Marks Arthur Rothweller and Blien Rothwealler attended the state fair in Des Moines. Mr Sperry of Janesville finished?
Delays in Threshing Hit by Heavy Rains at Ziners
The season's threshing at George Ziners has been delayed due to heavy rains. The rains damaged grain in poorly constructed shocks and stacks. F Beatty was a Cedar Falls business caller last week.
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George Ziners
F. Beatty
Cedar Falls
Card of Thanks for Suzie Racey’s Death
Bernard Racey and family express gratitude for sympathy and flowers after the sudden death of their daughter and sister Suzie Racey. Ben Howrey and W R Jameson of the Waterloo Loan & Trust Co with Henry Greens of Illinois rode a business trip through North Dakota, and expect to be away about three weeks.
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Susie Racey
Bernard Racey
Ben Howrey
Waterloo Loan & Trust Company
W. R. Jameson
Henry Greens
Illinois
North Dakota
Waterloo
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Liegality
Des Moines
State Executive Council
Berreson Manufacturing Company
St. Paul
Towa
Hayward
Burkett
Ardi'ts
Lydia Society
Miss Doughtry
Third Avenue West
Gladstone Hotel Bulletin
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Gladato
Mercantile Ware House Company
J. M. Jensen
L. A. Spronll
Wells Fargo Express Company
Beulah
Mme. Gadski
First Methodist Church
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
East Fourth Street
Conservatory
First Congregational Church
Georgietta Lay
Betsy Achsah Reed
Ralph Mason Hix
Scott Prowell
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