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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

10

Rainbow Dane paving questioned by engineers over seepage

Fears arise that water under the concrete base threatens a stretch of Rainbow drive pavement near Castle Hill school. Iowa State College expert T R Agg and county officials inspected the four mile federal aid project and found bricks, sand, cement and base in good shape aside from a small crack. Engineers expect drainage work and shoulder widening will prevent future seepage and erosion as construction continues with staff changes in the district office.

Rainbow Drive Castle Hill J. W. Mercer Mercer T. R. Agg Iowa State College Towa Highway Commission E. A. Zack The Highway Commission Floyd County QO. L. Hoffman Zack Iowa Hoffman Water Supply Department Winnipeg Canada R. W. Shive Linn County

Mother of Three Is Jailed for Care of Children

Chicago April 1 Mrs Frances Kowalski 1627 North Wood street refuses to care for her three sons aged 9 6 and 4 after saying she would rather kill herself than continue motherhood Judge Samuel H Trude ordered her to the bridewell for two days to think over her duties and modern ideas. The article contrasts her with her husband who handles cooking and work but not child care.

Chicago Frances Kowalski North Wood Street John Samuel H. Trude

March Fire Losses Stay Under Thousand in Month

Fire department reports total losses for the 30 days at 728.88 dollars from 36 alarms, two false. Sparks on roofs caused about half of fires. chimneys, grass fires, matches, kerosene, and an electric iron staged accidents. a chicken brooder fire cost 47 dollars and a dwelling blaze at Alfred Longley’s, 169 High Street, caused about 400 dollars. Lord Glanely noted as a major shipowner and cabin boy origin.

Ray Tiller Alfred Longley High Street

Chicago Banks Prepare Daylight Saving Hours

Chicago banks and outlying institutions plan to shift to daylight saving hours starting next week. The Chicago clearing house committee proposed a 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. business day, with a full citywide adoption waiting on council action. James B. Forgan said the change is necessary but pending city ordinance approval.

Chicago Chicago Clearing House Committee Clearing House James B. Forgan

City Hall Goes Wet By Latest Returns

The city hall is described as wet after the election. Burr A. Brown, city solicitor, prepares to leave office on Monday. Storms continues to cause leaks in the roof with repeated soaking of the judge’s and attorney’s rooms.

City Hall Burr A. Brown

Milk Review Shows Decline in Butterfat Averages

The Waterloo monthly report by city milk inspector J. F. Eves shows milk butterfat at 4.2 percent, down 0.32 from the prior period, and cream butterfat at 22.5 percent, down 0.83, with a detailed breakdown following.

Waterloo J. F. Eves Tfollowing Brinkman Bros Towa Waterloo Jersey Farm N. i, Bennett Tacobs Bros Pleasant View Dairy Eightey J Producers Milk Co A. Mitchell & Son John Glass AfoKinley Dal Ao Decker Sanitary Airy Jirak Orange Dairy Grant Dairy al

Theodore Peek Named Deputy Court Bailiff

Theodore Peek named deputy bailiff of municipal court in place of George Krefman who lost in the recent election. Approval by the city council expected as Peek has already begun duties. Peek previously served as a constable for East Waterloo township.

Theodore Peek Municipal Court George Krefman Peek Peck East Waterloo

Train Car Conveys Cold Remedy Advice From Friends

On a 4:22 train a suburban shopper chats with Helen Wagner about avoiding mercury calomel in cold cures. Helen pitches Weeks Break-Up-a-Cold Tablets, claiming no calomel and a vegetable laxative, touting quick relief for colds and wide drugstore availability.

Helen Wagner Helen Dorothy Thomas Dorothy Borothy Helena

Hoover Boosters Form Des Moines Club for President

Des Moines April 1 Hoover boosters met to organize a Hoover for President club after Herbert Hoover signaled willingness to accept the Republican nomination if issues demand it. Officials split over party politics with some predicting a Democratic bid if not nominated in Chicago while others argue people alone choose the president beyond party lines.

Des Moines Herbert Hoover Hoover Chicago San Francisco Great Britain Hooverles

Fragmentary note on Wilson 1916 election and party influence

The text discusses whether all parties elected Wilson in 1916 or whether Democrats carried the vote. It argues party feeling is low and asserts the public will rather than party machines should determine the national ticket, noting resistance to manipulators in voting.

Wilson Alenta

Beauty Doctor Claims To Restore Youth Through Health

An old fashioned health warning extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a vegetable tonic for women suffering from age related troubles. It promotes strength, nerve steadiness, and backache relief while denying alcohol content and offering a trial package by mail from Buffalo New York.

Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo, N.Y

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