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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1924
Page
5
The council adopted a 1925 budget totaling 446 147.44 with anticipated revenues near 400 147.44, based on 1914-era values. Charles C. MacKay filed the figures. Leon A. Link criticized underfunding and urged tax increases to maintain city services.
The reading titled How 4, Taxgatherer Received Jesus discusses moral influence of protection and restraint through Jesus Christ and his religion. It frames the subject as a nightly discussion and reflects on spiritual transformation and accountability under Christian faith.
Forecast calls for warmer temperatures but strong shifting winds and unsettled conditions tonight and tomorrow in this region. Yesterday was sunny and pleasant with a high around 67 in places. tonight’s low near 41 marks a notable drop.
Harry M St John former Black Hawk county resident stands held on 5000 bond after arraignment in municipal court Marshalltown for embezzling funds from Farmers Livings Bank at Haverhill Iowa where he served as cashier alleged to be short about 24000 dollars. He was born in Tineain township Black Hawk county and once cashiered at Farmers bank at Vanrhin.
Dr W Beachier argues in a First Brethren Church sermon that Samson the fourteenth judge in Israel embodies moral conflict. He portrays Samson as a Nazarite with great strength yet childish mind, noting Delilah’s role and Samson’s downfall through misplaced power and disobedience to God. He warns that defying warnings leads to costly consequences and loss of divine favor.
Chicago April 15 Rev Adam Thomassen vented bitterness after two beggars he aided stole his coat and trousers. He described their pleas, then preached to the Christ Brotherhood while garments and women vanished. Andrew Green and Robert Agness were later captured and jailed by Judge Barasa.
J Yast of Mondamin Iowa reports over a year of neuralgia in arms shoulders back neck and head. After trying many doctors and springs relief came within thirty days of taking Dr. Pierce Anuric Tablets. He continued a few weeks more and felt well enough to work at age over 75. He urges others to seek medical advice from Dr Pierce in Buffalo and notes a 10 cent trial price for Anuric.
Capt Chauncey Hyatt of the Red Cross will visit Water loo Sunday and Monday April 27 and 28 for lifesaving and first aid demonstrations. He will address Cedar Falls boys at Cedar Falls High School and instruct Waterloo woman’s lifesaving corps with other local groups invited. Sessions run 3:30 p m Sunday and 10 30 a m Monday at local facilities with calls to Mrs Rudolph for attendance.
Clarksville April 15 A regular Clarksville Community club meeting at Hotel Tremont featured a six o clock dinner and an after dinner program with Rev Fort Shell Rock C G Burling among speakers. Committees were appointed to plan summer activities.
Ray S Ball of Huron and his sister suffered coughs and colds but found speedy relief using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Ball writes that it is an excellent remedy for coughs and colds and notes his sister had a severe cold and cough a year ago with speedy relief.
A five member committee chaired by Bert Crosby aims to begin preparations for a golden jubilee celebration in September following a summer schedule of Wednesday evening street entertainments. The club held dinners at the last three meetings and will continue this for the next three. Five thousand acres of essence yielding Nowers are under cultivation to Grasse Branca.
An article describes a dissolving method using calo Bits powder from drugstores to dissolve and remove blackheads. It asserts blackheads are dust and dirt in pores and that mixing Calorite with water frees the skin from their presence.
Council Bluffs Iowa April 15 A. 8 Hazelton 69 former State senator and postmaster of Council Bluffs for 12 years died at his first home here last night.SE Ett
An old advertisement touts Ti as a cure for sore tired and burning feet, corns and bunions. It claims rapid relief from swelling and pain with a guaranteed year of comfort for a few cents, urging readers to buy at drug or department stores.
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