Judge G W Wood Chosen Delegate By Waltons Here
Judge George W. Wood will attend the first national convention of the Walton League of America in Chicago as representative of the Waterloo chapter. The local association named him after meeting mandatory requirements, with two delegates and two alternates planned. He leaves Waterloo tonight, as delegates receive a blanket hotel rate at Morrison. The gathering will feature notable speakers including Dr Henry Van Dyke and Gov Kendall among others.
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George W. Wood
Iank Walton League of American
Chicago
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Judge Wood
Charles F. Bennett
Judge Woodwas
America
Henry van Dyke
Bhekberg
Gov. Kendall
Herbert Hoover
Irvin Cobb
Zane Grey
James Oliver Curwwood
Modify Alimony in Case of R L Mason
After a court hearing Judge R Stiles signed amended supplemental decrees in the case of Besgie Mason vs Robert J Mason. Heaton of the defense argued a change in circumstances and inability to pay the former $50 monthly alimony for support of minor children. The new decree reduces alimony to $46 per month.
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R. Stiles
Besgie Mason
Robert J. Mason
Modi Heaton
Wila
Death at Janesville
JH C Barrick died Tuesday at 5 a m at her home after a brief illness. She spent most of her life in Janesville. Services will be held at 5 p m Thursday in the M E church.
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Janesville
JH. C. Barrick
M. E
Enfield Granted Patent for Automatic Railway Crossing Gate
William H Enfield, longtime Evening Courier subscriber, received a patent from Washington for an automatic gate for railway crossings. He claims it is practical for country roads and towns, reducing the need for flagmen. The Osage News notes a guard gate with reflectors to warn pedestrians and drivers of an approaching train, controlled by the train’s movement.
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William H. Enfield
R. R
South A. 1
Evening Courier
Washington
Osage Newe
Ivnfield
Train guard signals and reflection bar device description
A system describes fireproof guard signaling before crossing and raising after passage. A bar with rifters reflects feet from an approaching locomotive for protective signaling and reflection during train approach.
Sunday Mail Service Here to Be Improved
Ray C. Eggert postmaster announced new steps to speed Waterloo post office service. Effective Sunday April 22 mail will reach Station A lock boxes two hours earlier. Clerks begin distributing mail at 10:30 a m. If trains run on time patrons should phase their mail by noon.
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Waterloo
Ray ¢. Eggert
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G. W. Wood
Waltons
First National Convention
Hotel Morrison
Morrison Hotel
Seat
Tata
Onstance
U.S
Booth-Joseph Co
Nat'l Basic Corner Jewelers and Diamond Merchants
R. L. Mason
Ker Merrick
Richards
Moons
Sycamore
Aire
Cohn
Board of Health
Young Coal Company
Iowa
Jack Hinman, Jr
West Third Street
Northland
Pennsylvania
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Waterloo, Iowa
Sylvania
Carbor
Pennaylvania Althes
Pura Paytvanta
Nm Cae Hat Ate
Maerry
Pure Pennsylvania Motor Oil
OVFES
C. M. Maruko
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia I. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mel
M. Aseueo
Cummings
Rochester
Bourrato
Lydia B. Pinkham
Exia Wirna Wuertz
Wende St
Buffalo, N.Y
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