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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1921

Page

10

Mason City Boy Ofeaking Champion In Oratorical Contest

Raymond Buirge of Mason City High won first in the Northeast Iowa district extemporaneous speaking contest at East High Auditorium. His topic was The Problem of Asian Immigration. Second place went to Homer Bittinger of Oelwein Public High on The Plight of the Iowa Farmer. Third place earned by John Carson of West High Waterloo with Practical Patriotism for a Modern Youth. Eight contestants spoke on eight minute limits, judges were from Iowa State Teachers College.

Werner Bittinger Oclwein John Carson West High Raymond Buirge Mason City Iowa East High Auditorium Bung High School Ra Ie Homer Bittinger Oelwein Public High Waterloo Eugene Smith Waterloo East Lillian Clark Charles City Edyth Whitenack Marshalltown Russell Homen Dubuque Catherine Stilik Oeiwein Sacred Heart C. H. Meyerholz R. L. A. Abbott Winfield Scott Wall Iowa State Teachers College Fred I. Kluss

Tripol i and Waverly Divide Declamatory Honors

Tripoli and Waverly shared top honors in Bremer county high schools declamatory contest held in the local auditorium. Catherine Sullivan of Tripoli won the dramatic class, Oswald Stech of Tripoli took the humorous first, and Victor Oltrogge claimed the oratorical title.

Waverly Tripoli Bremer Catherine Sullivan Oswald Stech Victor Oltrogge

Motor Industry in Detroit Revives Production to Normal

Detroit shows renewed strength in auto production with Dodge Bros adding 18,000 workers to reach normal capacity. Cadillac and Ford reportedly back to full force, while Dodge pledges no price cuts this season, supporting market stability and broader industrial revival.

Harter B. Hull Dodge Bros Detroit Mich Hull Cadillac Ford Dodge

Cut Out Coupon For Foley Remedies Ad

A vintage advertisement urges readers to mail a clipped slip with 5c to Foley & Co for a trial package of Foley Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It promises relief from coughs colds croup pains rheumatism backache digestive issues and constipation. Sold everywhere.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley

Demand for cars remains strong as factories race orders

Demand for cars of all kinds is strong and factories, after curtailment, are behind orders. He faced trouble securing a desired shipment.

Hull

Iowa Falls College to Graduate Largest Class Since 1917

Ellsworth college will graduate 40 students this spring the largest class since 1917 except for that year with 65. The 22 women and 18 men come from six states one foreign country one insular possession and 24 towns. Seven graduates from Iowa Falls with Ackley leading at six. Registration for the year is 470 the largest in school history. Commencement is June 9.

Iowa Falls Ellsworth College Ackley

Chiropractic concept of nerve energy and spinal health

A prose piece compares the body to a factory with a superintendent directing divisions. Chiropractors seek the root cause of ailments by freeing nerves through spinal adjustment, promising rapid relief. It lists several chiropractors and their contact details across Iowa towns.

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