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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1923

Page

10

September district court sees divorces and custody claims

Predominant action entries show 22 new divorce filings as the September term opens, with multiple custody requests. Cases list Haven v Haven seeking child custody, Stuff v Stuff alleging inhuman treatment, Baumgartner v Baumgartner seeking custody and support, Whitson v Whitson for custody and alimony, Stephens v Stephens alleging desertion, and several annulment or separation actions among others. The roster notes Havel, Stust, Baumgartner, Whitson, Stephens, Wilson, Sylvester, Tuman, Dero, Sieglaff, Bennett, Shannon, Helsclaw, Jensen among involved parties with varied alimony, child custody, and consent goals.

Daycree District Court E Grace K. Haven Hale A. Haven Des Moines Gussie Stuf B. B. Stust Jefferson County Stuff Katherine Baumgartner Ford L. Baumgartner Anna Kenneth Colorado Street Elma Whitson Kenneth Whitson Waterloo K. Marlyn Dale Charles Thelma G. Stephens Clarence A. Stephens Geraldine Ralph H. Wilson Emma Wilson Winona Minn Tina Mae Helsclaw Harry A. Helsclaw Elizabeth Jensen Oscar Jensen Dorothy June

Cedar Rapids Mayor Breaks Leg in Fall

Cedar Rapids mayor D. Huston broke his right leg last night after tripping while exiting a slowly moving car. The leg was caught under the vehicle, two knee panes were fractured, and he was taken to hospital for about six weeks of confinement per physicians.

Cedar_Rapids D. Huston

Hudson-Essex Autos Dominate Pikes Peak Records

Hudson-Essex holds all major Pikes Peak endurance records with four Hudson Super-Six cars setting the fastest time in 1916 and the Essex driven by Glenn Shultz winning the 1923 Pike's Peak climb in 18 minutes 47 3-5 seconds. Sudson-Jones Waterloo Co. reports the latest factory-confirmed victory, underscoring endurance as the core value across transcontinental runs and mountain climbs.

Hudson-Essex Pikes Peak Olyes Hudson Andy T Essex Glenn Shultz Sudson-Jones Waterloo Co W. M. Orr Hudson-Wesex New York City San Francisco

McCook Field Flight Surgeon Dies in Fall

Major KE. W. Napier, flight surgeon at Mc Cook field, was instantly killed when the Fokker plane he was piloting fell to earth. The crash, witnessed by several spectators at the field, showed the right wing crumpled in the air.

Keen Eye on Coolidge by G O P Leaders

The piece discusses the five month window from January 1 to the June convention where Coolidge faces risks and opportunities. It notes Congress in session and possible votes on issues like a soldiers bonus and the international court. It warns leaders may seek alternatives if Coolidge’s position weakens or new factors emerge.

Coolidge Coolidge Tiay Congress International Court Gen. Pershing Pershing Charles Dawes Chicago Grand Army of the Republic Grant North

Emergence of Five Months to Shape Republican Candidacy

The piece analyzes potential 1924 Republican contenders beyond Coolidge, including La Follette, Hiram Johnson, Lowden, and Pershing. It discusses strategies like favorite sons, delegate pressure, and the risk of internal opposition, along with the historical note on soldier influence after World War I and the challenges Johnson faces within California.

Ta Follette Coolidge Bel la Follette la Follette la Yfollette Hiram Johnson California Lowden Illinois Johnson Senator Johnson

Coolidge Should Not Campaign for Delegates Says Column

The article argues Coolidge should avoid organizing a delegate campaign and let events unfold. It praises Slemp as an ideal secretary, capable of handling congressional dealings and patronage while Coolidge focuses on broader duties and preserving political support for his administration.

Coolidge Carkainty Noel Coollidya Coolldyxe Bithin Virginia Washington Trowes Slemp Congress Aman Slemp Tower House Siqinp Lia Slomp Wilch

Slemp's role as secretary to the president debated

Commentary argues Mr Slemp represents a flawed view of the secretary’s function, seen as a bridge between the White House and Congress. The piece questions whether the position should merely convey language or actively interpret needs and limits of both sides.

Mr. Slemp Hasson White House Congress

Plan and Offer for Five Acre Fig Farms Business

Promoter touts Texas Gulf Coast Fig Best industry to invest in for safety profits and lasting income. After years of study he plans to convert a large ranch into five acre fig farms and invites a limited number of partners to join at the start. The land is endorsed by Fig Experts for growth quality and drainage. Readers urged to submit applications or request more information.

Texas Gulf Coast

Five Acre Farm Offer Promises Oil Royalty and No Interest

The FIG FARM INDUSTRY I offers to manage five acre farms at 1250 dollars each with 325 dollars due monthly or full payment with 10 percent discount. A deed upon first payment, planting across December to March, one sixteenth royalty on oil gas or minerals, no interest if paid promptly, and farming by the company taking half the crop until paid. Limited to 100 farms with future adjustments as required.

Lincoln Fig Farm Mention Sparks Local Inquiry

Fragmentary note references five Lincoln fig farms and a query or discussion. No dates or clear outcomes. context suggests follow up on agricultural holdings and property names within Lincoln area. Further readable details needed for precise summary.

Quick Action Advised On Liberal Farm Offer

Readers of The Evening Courier are urged to act fast as 140 farms are available under a liberal offer. The notice recommends wiring funds and sending applications and remittances immediately to secure a purchase.

Evening Courier Jfoday

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