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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1912

Page

12

Badger Game Here Nets Cash From Wealthy Farmer

A north city case describes the classic badger game in which a farmer, wounded and later visited a cafe, is lured by a woman and her partner the pair force the man to pay $500 with a revolver trained on him. They escort him to a bank to extract cash and then vanish. Police opened an investigation yesterday into the incident.

Pes Maines Badger Ames Here

Expert explains how to obtain good seed corn

Washington experts outline the economic impact of corn and detail seed selection steps for 1913. Farmers should harvest ears from productive stalks, air dry seeds, avoid damp or crowded storage, and use dry, well ventilated spaces to prevent deterioration and insect damage.

Washington, D. C United States Office of Corn Investigations United States Department of Agriculture

Man sought redress after cash settlement trap

A man paid to play the injured husband role in a $500 ruse then sought redress. He reported the case to police but did not appear at the station or before Captain Breeding. It is believed he settled with the couple or decided to drop the matter to avoid publicity. If police obtain sufficient evidence, prosecution may proceed.

Captain Breeding

Community Notes From Littleton Visitations and Events

Mary Chase of Fairbank visits cousin Addie Miller as Chas Tate plans to work for Leander Minton next year. Wm Bowers travels to Omaha to buy cattle. Geo Alexander builds a silo east of town. Ladies Auxiliary and Ladies Aid host meetings at the Presbyterian church and Patten home. Church services feature Rev Frerking and Rev De Puy farewell. anti saloon speaker to address M E church. Local residents receive letters from Portland and report summer at Ocean Beach. Hotel Corl s hosts visitors from Oelwein Independence Randolph Randall and Ran dall.

Littleton Mary Chase Fairbank Addie Miller Chas, Tate Leander Minton Wm. Bowers Omaha Neb Robert Waverly Fair Joe Masteller Ladies Presbyterian Church P. E. Benson Geo. Alexander F.C. Robert Waterloo T. Corlis E. B. Downing Portland Ore Johnson Ronnie Ocean Beach Corls Dr. Kennedy Oelwein Jayne Brothers Independence Dorothy Plane Allee Lyons Arthur Ralph Pane K.P. Anan Mina Alta Gilmer Randalla

Leavitt Johnson Bank Extends Realty Holdings Frontage

The Leavitt & Johnson National Bank gains 185 feet of frontage on Commercial Street through a $25,000 transfer involving Marion S Bennett of Neosha Missouri. The property, two story brick at 140 by 28 feet, will feed plans for a new bank building facing Fourth Street. The deal, connected to S A Quith Tro jewelers, remains pending completion with the bank aiming to a prime city site.

Leavitt & Johnson National Bank S.A. Asquith & Tro. Jewelers Inilds Ing Marion S. Bennett Neosha Bennett Joseph Bennett Financial Institution Fourth Street

Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief For Stomach Troubles

Advert shows Diapepsin digestive aid claimed to quickly relieve sour stomach indigestion and dyspepsia within five minutes. It emphasizes safety and lasting stomach health enabling eating favorite foods without fear.

Denver social notes tell of visits and births in September

In Denver on September 24 residents report visits among the Kleindsonal, Seger, Diekman and Schoof families. births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Christ and twins to a local couple. Relatives travel from Waterloo Bristow and Waverly while others attend church, camping, and a fifth wedding anniversary celebration.

Onion Bridge Christ Charles Diekman Brandt Caugh Henry Meier Ernest Karsten Daugh John Ter Wirkshure Guy Farnsworth Waverly John Schoof Waverly Vine J. C Jehere Prestien Tripoli Hernan Platte Krumm Lawrenen Clarence Mission Society Walters Henry Schweer Chicago Henry Stietler Breemer Will Stietler

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Fletcher Chas. H. Flectcher York City ILD the People’s Store West Fourth Street C. P. Hartley Cedar Rapids Clarence Harter John Alexander L. J. Extends Realty Holdings Mercial Street Bank Denver Gaza
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