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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
3
July 1918 saw rainfall well below normal, about one third, while temperatures reached a July high in Th Slippy’s records. A single shower yielded minor moisture, with July total at 1.45 inches and total July 1918 at 4.21 inches. the government thermometer hit around 201 degrees last Saturday, the highest of the year so far.
A mass meeting at Labor Temple announced rapid share sales for a proposed Waterlooying a men cooperative store. Stated by T N Scuthebeam, director, funds from $25 par value shares are coming in, with Oct 1 as target opening and two site options discussed for the Nochdale plan store.
An advertising notice highlights Leath's August sale offering high grade furniture at substantial savings. Throngs are visiting the windows to view remarkable values and take advantage of the reduced prices in a major marketplace event.
Local market advertises pork sausage country style and pork spareribs with veal. Item listed at 45c per unit. Deals for shoppers seeking value on processed meats and rib cuts.
Ottawa report on Kathleen Ryan known as Matters Baby as custody dispute linked to Margaret Ryan and Mrs Dolly Ledgerwood Matters. Grandmother shelters child amid Chicago court saga and a claimed 200000 estate claim. Child moved between Ottawa Montreal and unspecified safety measures during legal battles.
The Independence Can ning corporation has modernized its plant with new sealing methods to be hermetically sealed without human touch. Improvements stretch the facility and operations will start around mid August. A Navy party with a motor truck train and recruiters will visit August 7 to promote new enlistment forms. Peter Nelson, an old Danish settler near the city, was found dead in his garden.
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