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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1926
Page
6
The Independence high school band, under director Lwin James, plans a concert in the high school auditorium this Friday evening. The article notes forthcoming events and staff contributions amid local community interest and a music convention entry.
In Hone Park second addition a special assessment for sewer draws objections. Judge H L B Stiles heard Carleton Sins note a resident who entered a cellar in hip boots before installation and then needed a bathing suit to seal the trap. Harry M Reed former city solicitor argued for the city with Waller P Jensen present as city attorney.
Buchanan's bridge area adverts for optical service. Doebier of Reinbeck visiting Waterloo. Clark & Clark attorney in Webster City for Hamilton county court. Mrs Hulse improving at Allen Memorial. Frances Benedict to sing on radio from WMAQ. Benedict at Starrett school. Jurors excused. State v Ashby case set for trial. Mienders suit moved to federal court. Clerk Thompson injured in office mishap. Mrs Gale called to Bay City for mother’s death in Redrup family Hou.
Reinbeck Iowa April 14 special The natives here were awakened by the brickyard whistle which opened operations for the season under Ernest Walters Porter manager The plant has moved its yard to Reinbeck and is manned by a crew with machinery in working order Daily orders are expected to arrive as the season gets underway
Local notices describe meetings at Episcopal and Congregational churches, band concert plans in Cedar Falls, teachers college diploma applications, and social events. Reports mention past presidents speaking, church investigations, and community health updates along with scattered personal notices and village happenings in neighboring towns.
Cadur Falls hosts a jubilee recounting the Ad Years History of the Reading Circle. The program featured a wheel shaped centerpiece cake with thirty tambies, speeches by H. N. Sillimann and Dr E C Culver, and reviews of fifty years of membership and study from 1870s to 1920s.
An article explains using lemon juice mixed with Orchard White druggist supplies to bleach skin. It describes shaking the mixture, applying it to the face neck hands and arms, and claims it whitens and reddens skin. It references famous actresses using the same method and notes cautions about immediate use.
An advertising note claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compounds Tablets boost flesh and health. It promises 10 to 20 pounds gain in 30 days with a money back guarantee if the target is not reached. Sold for 60 cents per box by druggists and local dealers.
A fragment outlines changing weather and remedies for colds and coughs. It mentions pediatric relief, quick action for coughs, and the hope of soothing irritated throats with a healing remedy. Names and precise terms are unclear due to OCR issues.
Mitul returned to New dirlford yesterday and resumed work at the creamers. Lia spent the first week at the M. A. Bowen home on Olive street. Mrs and Ma. Wo, Cenerly have gone to Springfield May due to the illness of Mrs. HL, Eddy's sister of Ma Ceverly. Mrs is outdlet-sutan Halle holds less Nolte. Des Myines and spending a few days at the home of Tey Ernese Nolte. Willan c Atabe, former principal at Vals high school, now at the public schools of Dodze Cele whe Mian spent Sunday in Ceday Falls with his mother. Mrs. Ered Rabedin was en route home from Chicago where she spent days with her father, a patient at Washington Park hospital recovering after an operation. Ms sends 2 Members of the hospital staff.
Reimbeck Ja April 13 Special The school board has completed plans for the sale of bonds totaling 225000 for the consolidated district. The issue funds the refunding of bonds issued five years ago for the new school building. Bonds mature June 1 1926 and run for 10 years. The board aims to retire about half the bonds in 20 years without raising the levy, using the same income the school has.
The Mei heck district ranks largest in the state with 43 sections including Reinheck boasting an assessed value of $65,089,487. The district carries total debt of $241,500.
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