Waterlo o Evening Classified Ads Continue
Classified advertisements show a mix of items for sale including baby cab and collars, coal, clothing, and household goods. Several entries reference local sellers in Waterloo, Iowa, with contact details and pricing hints, amidst a legal notice about dairy cattle congress charter amendments.
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Waterloo
Kentucky
Trimpleton Genuine
Glandora
Wonder
SAN Venue Coal CO
Fnone
Home Coal Co
W. Mullan
Conarrss
Wnelles
Trairy Cattle Congress
Towa
She Phird
Ghia Corporation
Contagious Diseases Reported in City for 1920
The annual report by Charles MacKay shows 1,702 contagious disease cases in the year ending April 1. Of these, 1,456 were milder illnesses like chickenpox measles mumps and whooping cough. Diphtheria proved most fatal with two deaths in 20 cases. Typhoid seven cases one death and polio one case recovered. Twenty three venereal disease cases were also recorded. City costs of quarantines included four miles of police car travel and about $845 in officer time.
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City Health Department
Charles €. MacKay
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Mael Knay
iMar Wavy
Dies After 47 Day Fast to Cure Stomach Trouble
Tayton O. April and Daniel Johnson aged 61 died after Daniel Johnson fasted 47 days seeking a cure for stomach trouble. Hig arife who fasted 43 days in sympathy is recovering. The couple reportedly followed magazine fasting rules. Johnson weighed 200 pounds at the start and 125 pounds at death.
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Tayton. O
Daniel Johnson
Hig Arife
Johnson
County officials announce plan to seek reelection
County officials, all Republicans, plan to seek re election next November with June primaries to nominate candidates. Names include Auditor Wy, Esher. Treasurer Ed Madigan. Clerk of the Courts WG Thompson. Recorder Jonnie. Sheriff Herman Wagther. Coroner Sidney Smith. and others. County board members Heathy Snyder Miller Teeter up for re election. Woman suffrage bill mentioned as pending since it has passed the house twice but stalled in senate.
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All County Board
Esher
Ed Madigan
WG Thompson
Jonnie
Herman J. Wagher
iWalter Fh
French
Sidney 2. Smith
Scoroner
David B. Henderson
Cook
Wo. A. Cook
Denver
FLT
Heathy
East
Waterloo
Wooa. Snyder
H. W. ‘Miller
Orange Township
T. J, Teeter
LaPorte City
Charles BE. ‘Kiingaman
Waterloo Township
Snyders
Anson T. Hakill
Road to Happiness to be shown at East and West High
A motion picture titled The Road to Happiness will be shown at East High during the regular auditorium period next Wednesday and at West High the following Wednesday April 16. Notables in the cast include President Calvin Coolidge in a White House scene presenting a scholarship certificate to Bob Preston, farm boy hero. Roy O Chapin, highway education board chairman. and T H McDonald, chief of the bureau of public roads. The film aims to promote better roads in the United States.
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United States
East High
West High
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Washington
Bob Preston
Roy O. Chapin
Highway Educational Board
T. H. McDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Department For Agriculture
Ford Road Film Aims to Promote Good Roads
A Ford Motion Picture Laboratory production, made in cooperation with government officials, presents an entertaining educational film designed to carry home the message of the value of good roads. The piece blends instruction with accessible entertainment to inform viewers about road quality and safety, reflecting a period push for improved infrastructure.
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Ford Motion Picture Laboratory
Sunday School Cage Teams Dine Tuesday
Dr Charles E Barker authority on hygiene physical culture and social relations and Rotary International lecturer will be principal speaker at the Waterloo Inter Sunday School Basketball league banquet at C A next Tuesday evening. More than 350 boys superintendents pastors and team managers will attend with Dr J H Butts presiding.
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Charles E. Barker
Rotary International
Waterloo
C. A
J. H. Butts
Bank Robbers Fail When Gas Runs Out in Waco
Lou Waco Nebraska April 6 after cutting telephone and telegraph lines out of town a gang of safeblowers attempted to rob the Farmers and Traders Bank here but their acetylene gas supply ran short preventing them from cutting the vault doors bank officials discovered the failed attempt early today resulting in no injuries or arrests
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Waco
Neb
Farmers & Traders Bank
Butler to Train Women for Polic
Gen Smedley Butler head of the Philadelphia police will send a squad of candidates for policewomen to New York for training soon. The course will include instruction in jiu jitsu to combat mashers at police headquarters.
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New York
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A.W. Frown
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