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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

8

Chautauqua Outlook Brightens as 1923 Plans Expand

The Waterloo independent chautauqua reports progress toward 1923 with 20 season tickets sold local optimism rises. Officials note potential six or seven day series and larger tent plus surplus funds to be allocated to the YWCA and other supporters. Directors commend contributors and pledge publication of resolutions in minutes.

Chautauqua Yet Beachler Waterloo Chautauqua Tha Y. W-C. A The Chautanana Waterloo Waterloo, Fivening Courier Waterloo Tribune Greater Waterloo Association Dairy Cattle Congress Michely& Getes and Hall-Ekfelt Ben-Howrsy Company Walnut Street Chautaurua Citizens Gas & Electric Company Vast High School James L. Loar Independent Chautauqua Association Dalk Payers S&s A Cohagen Vaatl Kemberer BE. A. Boggs

Woman with Knife Cuts Man in Cellar Dispute

A scuffle over possession of a knife left Mrs. Sophie Beat with a badly lacerated hand at her home on Twelfth Street West yesterday. The incident, provoked by Frank Stearns over a padlock on a cellar door, led to an assault and battery charge against Stearns being dismissed in police court this morning.

Sophie Twelfth Street West Katz Frank Stearns Searms

Germany abolishes tipping in formal action

Germany becomes the first nation to formally abolish tipping as a social practice. The move signals policy shifts affecting service norms in restaurants, hotels, and cafes, with potential guidance for customer and worker expectations across the industry.

Canna Lily Thief Targeted by G A R Officer

John Averill quartermaster of Robert Anderson post G A R files complaint about trespassers stealing blooms from Memorial hall Memorial bed. He warns the next passer in the garden will receive a shot of rock salt and bacon rind from the bushes to deter depredations.

John Averill Robert Anderson Post Memorial Hall Averill Earth

Bobbed hair fashion faces long skirts and mockery

Des Moines reports fashion backlash as designers push long skirts and Greek styled hair. The National Hairdressers Association declares bobbed hair out, while wearers discuss retreat and protests. Long draped dresses gain street approval. Some hold out as others embrace eight to twelve inch skirts and sandals.

Des Moines Tre&s Ses Avith National Hairdressers Association St. Louis Modistes New York Ae Fes

Hearings Set in Auto Wreck Cases for Monday

Following recent charges against brothers Steve and Joe Dolan for an auto wreck near the Chautauqua tent, all related cases were continued for a 9 a.m. Monday hearing. Both face state intoxication counts and were rearrested after missing police court, with new bonds set at 304 for Steve and 100 for Joe.

Steve Joe Dolan Joe Mussett Robert Mussett Jos Gentle Fruit Store Lafayette Street Grand Jury

Dysart Consolidated School District Under Fire

Dysart Iowa Aug 3 Mrs Mary A Richards county superintendent fixed Aug 10 for hearing objections to the Dysart consolidated school district petition seeking dissolution and reestablishment of independent districts Transport concerns and impracticality of consolidation are claimed If approved an election will be held If rejected the case may go to the Tama and Benton county boards of education Also reported Hurt In Car Collision John street resident Vern Heyer 79 injured when his car hit a streetcar at Parker and Anthony Rents at 9 20 pm yesterday The automobile was damaged

Dysart Mary A. Richards Vern Heyer John Street Parker and Anthony @rents

Plan to Give Schools Reference Libraries Des Moines

A bulletin from State Superintendent P. T. McClenahan offers a financial plan enabling small schools to obtain funds for reference libraries. It lists necessary book quantities for school types and recommends best purchases, excludes fiction, and focuses on scientific educational and research works. It also details the Pavey cataloguing system.

Des Moines Bulletin P. T. McClenahan

Democrats Indorse W G Cook for Congress in Second

Iowa City convention of the second district Democrats endorses Wayne G. Cook of Davenport for Congress. Discussion only on Scott county platform. endorsement for Mike J. Malloy of Davenport is withheld. platform calls repeal of the prohibitory amendment, light wine and beer, primary law changes, and boxing legalization.

Iowa City Iowa Wayne G. Cook Davenport Congress Scott County Mike J. Malloy Dav Enport

Ring of Bologna Leads to Fight in Small Town Store

Otto Huebner of this city is hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the mouth after a dispute over a ring of bologna at Low Moor Corners. Homer Brownsfield, store proprietor, is held on $1000 bond pending injury outcome. Brownsfield shot Huebner when he attacked him outside the store after being ordered out.

Clinton Otto Huebner Jane Lamb Hospital Homer Brownsfield Low Moor Corners Huebner Brownsfield Low Moor Himira Bologna

Witry Celebrates 25 Years With Waterloo Gas Engine Co

On August 3 1897 Witry joined the Waterloo Gas Engine company and today marks a quarter century of service. He began as a stockholder and director later becoming chief engineer and vice president while the firm grew to Waterloo’s leading industry and later joined John Deere in 1918 as chief engineer.

Waterloo Gis Engine Company Witry Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company Ais Harry Scott Charles Ferguson Frank Duke Charles Nightingale John Berg Waterloo John Deere Company Moline Ill Waterloo Gas Engine Company Kh. C

Electric Plant at Traer Receives Coal to Secure Power

Traer municipal electric plant receives two cars of coal totaling about 146 tons, securing supply through the first week of September. Twenty four hour service is maintained as the plant remains haltered and ready to run if needed.

Traer Traer Municipal Electric Plant

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