Dairy Show Entry List Is Announced
The Dairy Cattle congress entries for Oct 2 to 8 were released by manager E. Estes. The list features over 600 head from major herds, with some farms traveling by a 15 palace car special train to the Springfield show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
E. 5
Estes
Springfield
Mass
Eschel
Waterloo
Longview Farms
Kansas City
la Cima Farms
Island Home Farm
Knoxville
Tenn
Messer Farms
Dr. D. Roberts
Waulesha
Wis
B. H. Witte
Independence
Dmo
W. W. Marsh
Sheriff Warns Attorneys Over Service Fees
Sheriff D. R. Henderson says lawyers must pay outstanding notices or hire another official for civil action service. He reports about $400 due for services rendered and notes monthly statements. county not liable for these costs as board mandates refusal to serve attorneys who do not settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sults
D. RB. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Bicycle Bandit Used Stolen Machine In Robbery Attempt
A young man claiming the bicycle used by the bicycle bandit in the attempted holdup of Mrs. YT. L. Fordan appeared at police headquarters last evening. He identified his bicycle but denied knowledge of the robbery. Mrs. Forhan could not identify him. he said his wheel was stolen in front of a Coburn bicycle store Saturday evening. The bandit is believed to have stolen the bicycle and deserted it after Mrs. Forhan's cry for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YT. L. Fordan
Forhan
Coburn
Tt3
Johnson Lief Wedding Ends With Secret City Ceremony
Miss Birdie Johnson and Clifford Lief of this city were secretly married Saturday morning at Independence. Rev. M. J. Locke of the Methodist Episcopal church performed the ceremony. The couple left for a trip to Chicago and the East and will be at home on Barclay Street upon returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson-Lief
Birdie Johnson
Clifford Lief
Independence
M. J. Locke
Methodist Episcopal Church
NEGHO DENIES PART IN STABBING AT HOME
Edward Smith alias John Jones was taken into custody by Captain H T Wagner and officers at his home on North Barclay street. He denied knowledge of stabbing Harry Miller during a fight over a colored woman. Miller was hospitalized after injuries to the abdomen chest and face and is recovering. Smith faced prior stabbing charges and was to be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
John Jones
H. T. Wagner
John Jensen
TF. J. McCausland
North Barclay Street
Smith
Harry Miller
Miller
St. Francis Hospital
George Butler
D. 8
Henderson
45000 Guardsmen Discharged by Officials
Washington D C Sept 12 Nearly 15000 national guardsmen have been discharged by the war department for various causes since state troops were mustered into federal service A statement shows that on Aug 21 9446 were discharged for physical disability 4919 for dependent families 146 to return to government civil positions and others for various reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department
City settles grading case at Ninth and Bluff streets
T. J. O Connell sued the city for 1109 dollars claiming damages from a street grade change at Ninth and Bluff. The matter was settled out of court on Monday for 423.67 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. O'Connell
Ninth
Bluff Streets
Woodmen of World Start New Lodge
New organizations of Woodmen of the World and Woodmen circle were completed last evening at Memorial hall with Mr and Mrs A G Rogers district managers assisted by Miss MacFurman of the Woodmen circle and F W Chitda consul commander Camp 137 Waterloo. Officers elected included H H G Rogers consul commander GC C Austin adviser lieutenant Roy Pickett consul commander N V Hill banker Dr S D Smith clerk Charles K White correspondence secretary Joseph B Holker captain John B R Crandall escort P J Martin William Stanford C C Austin trustees Dr S D Smith E M Gaigo physicians William Perry watchman G E Hussey pianist Sam Lambertson sentry H G Rogere John R Crandall C E White social committee Sam Lambertson Roy Pickett William Stanford sick committer. Woodmen etrela officars are Cer-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Jin Memorial Hall
A.G. Rogers
Miss MacFurman
F. W. Chitda
Camp 137
Waterloo
HH. G. Rogers
GC. C. Austin
Leutenant
Roy Pickett
N. V. Hill
Dr. S. D. Smith
Charles K. White
Joseph B. Holker
John BR. Crandall
P. J. Martin
William Stanford
C. C. Austin
Dre. S. Db. Smith
E. M. Gaigo
Wiliam Perry
G. E. Hussey
Sam Lambertson
H. G. Rogere
John R. Crandall
C. E. White
Etrela Officars
Guardian Figures Named In Unclear Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of guardians advisers clerks attendants and staff names including Caroline Tucker Smnall White Danker Etta Hates Alice Stewart Or phelia Randel Rita Talley Nettie Lawless Julia Danes Kath Austin Coraline Tucker with scattered roles and titles and no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tride Wright
Guardian
Caroline T. Tucker
Aneel Banham
Etat Mehle
Smnall. White
Danker
Etta Hates
Alice Stewart
Orphelia Randel
Savio B. . Oargo
Rita Talley
May Tonia
Fn Lambertyan
Nettie Lawless
Interdentinal
Julia Danes
iWaniat
Kath Austin
Outer Sentinel
Kua Mates
Coraline Tucker
Sorta
Committee and Gertrude Wright Plan Tower Efforts
The committee and Gertrude Wright meet to discuss the tower threat. Both lodges plan to hold a third Wednesday meeting in the hall to coordinate response and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Wright
Sul Oe
Hall
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Negho
Qullar
Flavel Bennella
Sumner Street
Cuticura
California
Rock Island Lines
Superior Dining
R. H. Johnston
Cy Island
Tess
W. H. Riggs
Fast Fourth
Walnut Streets
Woodmen of World Start New Lodge
Pate Petel
A. J. Busby
Mgr
la Salle Theatre
Chicago
Camp Dodge
Waterloo Boys
Family Theatre
Blanche Sweet
Cedar Falls
Owen Moore and
Marguerite Courtot
Rolling Stones
Edgar Selwyn
Neal & Walmsley
Helen
Works
Wireless
Signel Barrymore
the Quitter
Billie Burke
Gloria
Henry B. Walthall
Pillars OF
Portics
Moving Pictures
Auber
Masaniello
Ladies’ Orchestra
Lowing
Til
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
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