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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
16
A damage suit is heard in municipal court as GW Howard of LaPorte City sues Walter Holman over a collision between their cars. Howard claims Holman’s son drove dangerously. the defense says Howard’s son was at fault. Howard seeks 94.26 dollars. Holman counters for 40 dollars.
Mrs. John W. Koch, vice president of Waterloo Town Master Plumbers auxiliary, says many Waterloo plumbers and spouses will attend the Iowa State Convention in Mason City next Tuesday through Thursday. National president Joseph W. Cannon of Chicago will address. J. S. Betsworth will open the meeting. talks will cover trade extension, credits relation to business, the state plumbing code, apprenticeship, and the general plumbing trade outlook with WW. W. Hughes of Minneapolis representing the National Association of Master Plumbers.
A seven passenger Cadillac owned by H Israel of Cedar Falls was taken from a church street parking spot near the Plaza theatre while the Israel family attended a show. Police and motorcycle officers scoured Waterloo streets today, assuming joyriders abandoned the dark blue car later. License number 12 5401.
Mrs Weatherwax mother of the Weatherwax brothers quartet died suddenly, part trouble reported in Floyd County. She and her husband moved from Cedar Rapids to the area in 1893 and are survived by their five children.
Easter stories suitable for the season will be read to children at Library West by Miss Theresa Feyerelsen and at Library East by Miss Florence Tate on Saturday at 2 30 p m.
An old advertisement touts Parmint double strength as a home remedy for coughs and catarrhal symptoms. It claims fast relief on throat mucous membranes, halting irritation after a spoonful, and suggests mixing with sugar and water for quick dosing. It urges asking a druggist for Parmint cable strength.
Des Moines reports General Ulysses S. Grant’s one hundredth birthday will be observed on April 27 in multiple states. The Grand Army of the Republic announces plans, with Ohio services at Point Pleasant featuring the president and chief justice, and New York commemorations at Grant’s tomb in Manhattan.
The advert touts TIZ as a magical cure for swollen, burning feet and foot ailments. It claims immediate relief from corns, callouses, and pain, promising shoes will feel looser and feet won’t hurt, with a cheap box available at drug or department stores.
A dedication ceremony at the foot of Capitol Hill will honor Cen. Grant on April 27, 1922. The vice president of the Senate and the commander of the Department of New York Grand Army of the Republic will participate along with the secretaries of War and the Navy. The act will be performed by the Grand Army of the Republic's commander-in-chief.
Books of Ed Madigan, county treasurer, show 900 motor vehicle owners in Black Hawke county delinquent on licenses for 1923. Those who have disposed of their cars and did not report to the treasurer face heavy penalties and accruing delinquent fees for the year.
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