Woman Hurt In Auto Accident In Waterloo
Mrs J B Wescott living on La Porte road suffered cuts and bruises when a buggy was struck by another auto Sunday afternoon. The buggy overturned and she was helped home by the auto operator. Several other minor collisions occurred in Waterloo over the weekend with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. E. Wescott
la Porte Road
Wescott
J. H. Morris
la Porte City
Cedar Falls
Mullan Avenue
Mulberry Street
Helen Roblin
Ralph Roblin
Irving Street
Irving and
Glenwood Streets
Earl London
Ninth Street West
John Ritzinger
Commercial Street
Patrolman to Face Hearing on Suspension
Patrolman Joseph Reed, recently suspended, will be heard by the police commissioners at city hall. Dr. D. C. Huntoon and F. A. Sporle will sit as the third member in Dr. J. A. Jerger’s absence. Chief J. D. Caldwell will present evidence. Reed may present his side. The commission can sustain, reinstate, or suspend indefinitel y. George Schmitz seeks a hearing on his halted duties, but this session may not include him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reed
Police Department
P.m
Commission
George Schmitz
Police Called to Halt Run on Bank Schiff & Co
Chicago reports a bank run at Schiff & Co as depositors crowd the state bank despite officials asserting solvency. The institution holds about 2.5 million dollars in deposits after a run triggered by three private bank failures last week. Officials say 50 thousand dollars was paid out on Sunday and that all depositor demands will be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State Bank of Schiff & Co
Two plead guilty in liquor sale arraignment
Carl Beilke and Fay Farley appeared before Judge G. W. Dunham and pleaded guilty to illegal sale of liquor under county attorney's information. Beilke paid a $100 fine and Farley a $60 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dunham
Carl Beilke
Fay Farley
Marital Promise and Community Notices from Hudson
Abs John Gut knecht and son Den plan a Sunday auto trip to Wisconsin. Lloyd McDowell returns from Minneapolis. Lyle Slusher leaves for Grinnell College. Miss Mildred Shank starts third year at Teacher's College. Mrs J A Schultz of Alberta Minn leaves after a week with the Baldwins. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lanigan visit Waverly fair. Miss Henrietta Builthuls visits Reinbeck. G F Johnson heads to Washington on business. Wilma Crownover and Henry Brandhorst wed at her parents home. trip to Chicago planned. Delegates to county Sunday school meeting at Waterloo. Bits of humor about a damage suit and a newborn’s college expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
John Gutknecht
Son den
Wisconsin
Lloyd McDowell
Minneapolis
Minn
Lyle Slusher
Grinnelk College
Mildred Shank
The
Teacher's College
J. A Schultz
Alberta
F. C. Baldwin
R. H. Mueller
W. M.shank
J. M. Stusher
Susie Alexander
J. C. Knudsen
Waterloo
Rain and coppery tales from a distant shore
Fragmented reading covers a July Sydney rain siege and other assorted items. Writings reference a lengthy Australian downpour, London Hospital care guidance for sickroom clothing, chemistry notes on sulphuric acid, the sneezewood tree, paper bullets, a pugilism joke, and various light quips from periodicals.
City in brief spans local notices and ads
A compact city in brief column lists varied items from social visits and illnesses to property purchases and job moves. Entries note EB. J. Wenner at Garrison and Vinton, Mrs. Best visiting Clarksville, Shoenaker buying Cedar Heights lot, and Mrs. Breem in critical condition after surgery. Also mentions Miss Gates joining Illinois as dean of women and aviation volunteers at Trempstead field with limited planes and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
End Bridge
EB. J. Wenner
Garrison and Vinton
J. W. Best
Clarksville
EB. R. Shoenaker
Cedar Heights
Cornelia Breem
Center Street
St. Francis Hospital
Anna Finnerty
Verhaven
Western Avenue
T. J. Hessian
Davenport
Waterloo
Jean M. Case
Case
Orange Township
D. G. Maxwell
W. L. Wilson
Shetl Rock
Fourth and Mulberry Streets
Bank Statement Shows Strong Assets and Deposits
L. and 3. National Bank reports assets of 2,316,956.44 and deposits near 2,000,200 as of Sept. 12 in response to the comptroller of currency. The bank is capitalized at 200,000 with a surplus fund of 50,001. Detailed statement appears in another column of this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.& 3. National Bank
Ecomptroller of Currency
New York Guard Units Disband After Mexican War Start
The 100 members of the first and second zero companies of the New York National Guard, formed during the Mexican War mobilization at Puerto Carizal, will be disbanded as the conflict begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York National Guard
Carjrizal
Appetite and Health Loss Signals Ill Health
Loss of appetite is a sign of illness and can signal recovery once Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are taken as a tonic. The pills purportedly restore vitality, improve digestion, and renew appetite, with the company offering a diet book and mail order to obtain the pills for fifty cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Williame
Large turnout expected for M E conference in Waterloo
The Methodist Episcopal conference opens in Waterloo on Wednesday September 20 with more than 275 ministers and 400 lay members expected at the opening session. Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Omaha will preside, with daily talks by Rev. C. G. McConnell on rural church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Lowe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Francis J. McConnell
Omaha
Neb
CG. M. McConnell
Lakeville
Uost
Men Force Child to Drink Whisky in City Apartment
Five street scene report describes Nissen, occupant of a second floor room at Fifth and Water, who allegedly forced a year-old boy to drink three drinks of whisky during a Sunday morning incident. The boy, who became ill, went to police and filed charges. his father conferred with the County Attorney. The case may go forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daeed Nissen
Rooma Om
Water Streets
Shas Hoy
Nissenaans
Calleet
Nissen
Wennar
Cadve Heview meeting altered to Tuesday afternoon
Cadve Heview No ST will meet Tuesday afternoon replacing the planned evening session. Mrs Lee will also attend. The Black Thaw County Bertster and Nunes' association will meet in the office of Mids Amainine Harrison Sunday at 2 58 p.m. Hawkeye Cinip No 137 Woodven of the World holds a regular election Tuesday evening at Lator temple. All members urged to be prompt and prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadve Heview
Lee
Oltiveers
Bertster
Ad Nunes’ Association
Mids Amainine Harrison
Woodven
Curly Shields Arrested After Domestic Incident
Curly Shields, arrested recently on charges in Teak Dwconet Broner counties, was taken into custody by local police Saturday amid requests by Maysette county officers. The case alleges renewed hostility toward Hater Hategaily. Shields faces accusations of relaying threats. Evidence was insufficient to charge him, and he was released on not guilty to await further developments. A separate incident saw Dewey aid Dogiety Shreeitt Donte Shields charged with disorderly conduct, hearing postponed to Thursday evening. A woman was observed selling whiskey and wine at a patle Chat Heer location. results will appear in the Evening Courter and Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly Shields
Broner
Loesh Podier
Satumbay
Maysette
Rellinae
West
Catan
Donte
Shields
Ueber
Booth
Waverly
Phe
Durmywadl
Oyeharga
National Association of Retail Druggists Convention Opens
Druggists from across the United States begin arriving in Indianapolis for the North American convention of the National Association of Retail Druggists. The event opens tonight and runs through Friday with announcements and a Waterlog Review No. 24. WL B. A. M. holds a regular meeting Tuesday evening in the A. O. U. W. hall featuring initiation and installation of officers led by Mrs. Eva Mark Lee, deputy supreme commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
WL B. A. M
A. O. U. W. Hall
Eva Mark Lee
Confusing Want Ads Slant With Mixed Items
Lost and found notes include a cameo, a typewriter, children’s tricycles, wheels, work ads, rooms for heat furnished, rental listings, a laundry company, and a lost item note. Names like Alan, Valued papers, and additions point to scattered classified items across various services and addresses.
Patchwork Notice Mix of Auctions and Bank Report
The fragment blends an auctioneer call for property and merchandise buyers with a rental listing for furnished rooms and a partial bank condition report for Leavitte and Johnson National Bank at Waterloo Iowa. It hints at real estate, sales, and financial data without clear cohesive events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavite & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
Wous
Bhondy
U.S
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J. B. Wescott
Michigan Gargoyle
Australia
Sydney
London Mall
Liebig
G. Lange
Germany
Natal
South Africa
Philadelphia Record
Myles
Abraham Solomon
England
Royal
Ube
Zeppelin
Enfield
Wita Rohnson
Fiain Seraphuin
Thames
T. W. Bassett
St. Paul
Mary Bussey
Ethel Rush
Riehl Street
Charles Foote
Harold Lewis
Baby
Joomis
S. D
Ray M. Lewis
Michl Street
Chicago Tribune
Fanny C. Gates
Nyhter
J. C. Gates
Sho
University of Illinois
Miss Gates
Iowa College
Grinnell
Trempstead
Thporn Uveather
BIW
Aero Club of America
Air Squad
M. E. Conference
Sayre Tag
Francis TB. Sayre
Wilson
Y. Mlc. A
Micchesetts
New Orleans
Moose
Hoover
Myers’ Orchestra
Evening Courier
Price
Thoover
Stall Myers! Orchestra
Advertisernerit
Curly” Shields
Wil Gel
Chila
Alan
Slobe-Warntal Sectidal Beole Mane
Viveme
Praunk
Gartke
South Street
Herobrook
Witterloo Laundry Co
Parkersburg
Stowe
Cedar Walls
Moving Picture and Men
Pam Rand
Lan A. Fouch
McConnellyvilta
Olin
Parmanent
Johnasn St
Keokuk
Toven
Yeata Nico
Walnglea
John McGowan
Fromthvo Company
Ashland Building
New
Yor
Rokdster
Chance Cir Komoe Hoe Oats Bacegre Courtar
MAN Paiie Riew
Dan Aosivue
Aglex
Aes L. i
Mackamnan
West Side
West Ninth
U. S
Mederal Revarve Bank
Hien Parade Qwemed
Mian Banking
Amounk
Wedernt Neserve
Leugoan St
Beuds
Banka
Bankery
Cain
Lesul-tender
Ganea
Eee Tees Uashters
Nee Postal Savings
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
Black Hawk
Iva Rocamar
Ira Rodamar
Anna M. Decker
J. &. Sedgwick
J. O. Trumbauer
C. E. Pickett
G. W. Wilcox
First National Bank
Scharfenberg
Scharfenberg’s
Lafayette Street
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