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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1927

Page

12

Pammel Praises National Parks in Iowa State College Feature

Ames Iowa April 26 Prof L H Pammel of Iowa State College writes on national parks noting the early creation of Hot Springs Arkansas as the first park and Yellowstone followed later He cites Lafayette Park in Maine as the only eastern park and mentions plans for Shenandoah Valley and Smoky Mountains parks The article highlights parks as recreation and notes over 3 million people enjoyed parks last year and discusses expansion.

Courier Special Service Ames L. H. Pammel Iowa State College Hot Springs Ark Maine National Park Yellowstone National Park Lafayette Park Shenandoah Valley Smoky Mountains Tennessee Kentucky Georgia

Independence Man, 92, Plays Hymn Wish at Church

Ninety-two-year-old W. H. Joslin of Independence writes the Courier that if able he would come to Waterloo and play Jenny Lind’s Home Sweet Home on the First Presbyterian church chimes. He also comments on President Coolidge and a Missouri congressman’s warning, with notes on Charley the president’s racehorse.

First Presbyterian Church W. H. Joslin Independence the Courier Waterloo Jenny Lind Mrs. Coolidge Calvin Reb Roy Missouri Charley

Kobrigers Retrace Trail of Missing Girl

Mr and Mrs Kobriger of Waterloo Iowa seek Courier help to trace missing daughter Anna age 20 who disappeared after leaving home to attend a dance last fall. Her parents now live on a farm near Waucoma Iowa and urge public aid in locating her.

Anna Joseph ‘Kobrigeer Bath Street Waterloo Waucoma

Brookhart Lovrien Law Faces Court Test in Iowa

Davenport April 26. The constitutionality of the Brookhart Lovrien law may be challenged in Iowa courts if local plans proceed. The brief item notes potential legal action pending judicial review of the measure and its effect on local governance.

Davenport

Missing Letter Carried Northbound Train Between Cedar Rapids and Albert Lea

Courrier reporters at the time learned that the letter had been put aboard the train at a point south of Cedar Rapids. The mail car employer, however, could not remember who brought the letter to the car.

Burlington Albert Lea Cedar Rapids

National forests opened for recreation across regions

parks and national forests now open for recreation with rugged scenery springs and streams. The national forest service reports about 11,000,000 visitors last year across western forests and notable sites in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and the Appalachian region, making the eastern area more accessible to many travelers.

National Forest Service White Mountains New Hampshire Pennsylvania Appalachian Mountains Appalachians

Fair Board To Open Bids For New Educational Building

Des Moines April 26. Bids for the construction of a proposed 250 000 dollar educational building and grandstand will be opened by the state fair board today.

7,000,000 Tomato Plants for Heinz Farms at Muscatine

Preparations are under way at H J Heinz farms near Muscatine Iowa to plant about 2600 acres of tomatoes in the coming season. A total of 7,000,000 plants must be grown in greenhouses transplanted to hot beds and later set in fields. About 4,000,000 plants have already been transplanted. Growers adopt a new planting machine that places plants in cornlike rows with water measured and dropped with each plant.

Muscatine H. J. Heinz

Ransom Letter Ties Des Moines Case to Girl's Safe Message

With Al Niles, a salesman, the case hinges on a ransom note left for the girl's father demanding 300 dollars in a Des Moines hotel room. A later letter from the girl assured her parents she was safe, but police efforts to trap a ransom collector failed. The girl’s letter was mailed on Rock Island train No.

al Niles Des Moines Rock Island

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