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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1926
Page
8
A collage of classified line items offers high grade seeds for garden and pasture, shrubs, and plant sales. Other entries promote pianos, Victrola trade ins, and various farm supplies with contact details and prices sprinkled through the page.
In a legal filing, key figures related to the Leach case are identified, outlining charges, involved parties, and jurisdiction. The document notes court dates and potential outcomes as prosecutors push forward with the case.
A petition in Black Hawk county Iowa asks to establish plaintiffs as owners of Lots 20 and adjacent parcels in Waterloo plat and to quiet title against heirs and several corporations including Arrow Shoe Company and The Commercial National Bank. The case notes prior deeds and unsettled liens, with a next term appearance set in Waterloo.
A fragmented local item mentions people in Minneapolis and surrounding areas. References to Mayo Clinic and events Monday through Sunday hint at a community gathering or report, with unclear activities and involved names.
Geneseo agriculture students led by superintendent WH N Woodson visited Bath Packing company plant and local sites in Watton and surrounding areas. The group included Loney Kreeber, Lucille Lorenzon, Lawrence West, Gladys Nordstrom and others. The visit highlighted district school programs with manual training, domestic science, and multi-grade instruction. A county project improved bridges and roads linked to local schooling and bank developments. The Morrison Farmers Savings Bank marked its 16th year with continued leadership from Engininger as cashier and officers James Porter and James Miller.
ClarksvilleApril 19 George Thompson who moved with his family from Cap Joe’s farm east of town to Clarksville about two years ago died this morning after a long period of failing health. His widow four brothers and a sister survive.
A promotional note extols Merit Bread as delicious and energy packed. It recommends serving options for children lunches tea sandwiches toast at breakfast and general meals, urging readers to order a loaf for their next meal.
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