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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1919

Page

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Farm Acre To Pay Gents To State

Des Moines reports the average Iowa farm acre this year will pay just over 1 cent of state government costs. R E Bales sets next biennium land value around 76 dollars per acre, up from 68.12 two years ago, with a state levy near six mills. City valuations hold steady. Des Moines values rise 2 percent to 127 million, contributing about 200 thousand dollars to state expenses.

Des Moines Iowa R. E. Bales Executiv Council Executive Council Uochangin Yes Moines

Arrest the Alleged King Bee Among Automobile Thieves

Des Moines reports the ringleader of a multi state auto theft gang, Ed Graves, is in custody in Council Bluffs after arrest in St Joseph Missouri. Conviction upheld, missing 18 months, to be sent to Allamosa penitentiary. Graves linked to 40 stolen vehicles sold at Wessington South Dakota and Sioux City shooting.

Des Moines Ed Graves Iowa Nebraska Missouri South Dakota Bedford Council, Bluffs St. Joseph Sherif W. A. Groneawry Pottawattamie County Oscar O. Rock Department

Booze Vanquishers in Towa Split on Lady Nicotine

Aug. 5 Des Moines report says Towa will not campaign with the Anti-Saloon League to crack down on alcohol. Superintendent Holsaple denounced police conditions in a sermon and said his W. C. U. drive against the coffin nail would not be shared. The Anti-Saloon League refuses to be sidetracked by another movement, even if praiseworthy.

Des Moines Towa Anti League For Eliminarets Rh. Sa Holsaple W. C. FU Anti-Saloon League

Relieve Indigestion With Horsford's Acid Phosphate

An advertisement promises relief from indigestion by taking Horsford's Acid Phosphate before meals. It claims to stimulate appetite and prevent distress, urging readers to buy a bottle.

Horsford

Calhoun Voters Defeat Hard-Surfacing Bonds

Calhoun county voters rejected paving plans and the bond issue in Saturdays election. Rockwell City precincts reported more than 1400 votes against. Lake City supported the measures. Organized farmer opposition and lack of organized backing were cited as causes.

Rockwell City Calhoun County Lake City

High Price Bid Sets World Record For Pig

A boar named Sheldon Wonder drew a record bid of 220,000 dollars at private sale, the highest price for a breeding pig. Earlier, Colonel Jack sold for 16,206 dollars at auction, but died later. The buyer, Mr. Ut­tenhigaard, acquired Sheldon Wonder last fall for 2,000 dollars. A separate offer of 100,000 dollars for the late herd of 250 animals was also declined.

Ang Poland Harry Wittendorf Sheldon

Motortrucks to Tour Here In Demonstration Parade

A fleet of commercial trucks arrives Thursday afternoon to showcase farm use of motor trucks. The national motortruck tour travels from Chicago to Milwaukee, visiting Illinois, Wisconsin and nearby states over 3000 miles, with demonstrations of wagons for wheat, corn, oats, hay and cattle. A. R. Kroh and B. H. Winter lead the program in Waterloo with a bankers meeting and Navy Band concert, highlighting motorization ideas for farming.

Waterloo Chicago Milwaukee Iinais Laws South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin B. HK. Winter

Ratio of Divorces to Marriages in Black Hawk County

Vital statistics from the Black Hawk county clerk of courts show 544 marriages and 140 divorces in the latest year, yielding about a 5.7 percent divorce rate. Men were the complainants in 35 cases, with most separations attributed to cruel or inhuman treatment, desertion, and adultery.

Junge 20 Black Hawk Marktal Ruel

Drainage Expert Hired to Aid Grant Highway Work

A drainage expert from Algona, A. F. Mitchel, was employed by the county board to study drainage issues along the Grant highway east of St. Francis hospital. He presented a general map, will prepare a full study and present recommendations later. A drainage district had been considered previously for this segment, formerly known as Mykeye highway, with work slated for next season under federal aid.

Grant Highway St. Francis Hospital A. F. Mitchel Algona, Ta Mitchel Mykeye Fedemy Ald

Claims Husband Has Not Spoken For Six Weeks

Mrs. Katie Ailes sues Gordon Ailes for divorce alleging unusual coldness and lack of communication for six weeks. She seeks custody of Gerald Dretfeine, 9, maintenance of 30 dollars monthly, 200 dollars for suit money and attorneys. She values her husband at 40,000 dollars. Married at Alexander Iowa on March 28 1896.

S Wck Katie Gordon Ailes Gerald Dretfeine Ailes Alles Alexander

Rehearing Ordered in Garland Waterloo Trust Case

The court has ordered a rehearing in the Garland corporation versus Waterloo Board and Trust company and Citizens Savings bank case. The earlier trial resulted in a death verdict for the defendants, the plaintiff appealed, the supreme court reversed, and the auction wind remanded the matter for new proceedings.

Garland Corporation Waterloo Boand& Trust Company Citizens Savings Bank Supreme Court

Epworth League youths depart Waterloo for Clear Lake institute

A group of young people left Waterloo to attend the Spworth League institute in session at Clear Lake this week. The party includes Misses Kath ryn Mclntosh Alesia Richerson Jern Clough Bessie Hunter Clara Truak Mines Earl Arthur Elmer Sherrill J HE Johnson and daughter Margaret Arthur Con ery Emer Sherrill WarI Arthur and Bernice Razlin will spend the weekend there.

Epworth League Waterloo Spworth League Institute Clear Lake Kathryn Mclntosh Alesia Richerson Jern Clough Bessie Hunter Clara Truak Earl Arthur Elmer Sherrill J. HE. Johnson Margaret Arthur Conery Emer Sherrill Warl Arthur Bernice Razlin Thara

Trolley Fare Boost in Davenport Gets Voted by People

Davenport, Aug. 6. The city council votes to submit a seven-cent trolley fare increase to a public vote. A four weeks’ notice for a special election is required. Illinois Public Utilities Commission to rule on rates for Mock Island, Moline, East Moline and Milan with a hearing in Moline. TOWAN WINS SERVICE CROSS.

Davenport Tri-City; Y C Company Mock Island Moline East Moline Milan Illinois Public Utilities Commission

Pershing awards Distinguished Service Cross recipients

War Department announces General Pershing has awarded the Distinguished Service Cross to Lieut. Clifford F. Phillips Neota Georgia Ta Sergt. Raymond Locke Clinton Missouri Corp. Glenn Vaught Monett Missouri Privates Thomas W. Sharp Wichita Kansas Guy Whitman Appleton Wisconsin Thomas Stafford Rhinelander Wisconsin Try Phelps Glasses for head ache 518 Jefferson advertisement Bandholtz Budamest Envoy Iris Aug 5 Brig. Gen. Harry H. Bandholts former Philippine constabulary head named American representative in the allied military commission to Budapest for armistice terms

War Department Gen. Pershing Clifford F. Phillips Neota Raymond Locke Clinton Corp Glenn Vaught Monett Thomas W. Sharp Wichita, Kan Guy Whitman Appleton Wis Thomas Stafford Rhinelander Bandholtz Budamest Associated Press Iris Harry H. Bandholts Philippine Constabulary Allied Military Commission Budapest

Year Round City Assessor Office Authorized in Waterloo

Waterloo county board approves a year round city assessor office with a 200 dollar monthly salary. J J Burtner, the assessor, to remain in office through Jan 7 1921, arguing constant weekday operation will boost tax collections by at least ten thousand dollars and improve bookkeeping, records, and transfers across Black Hawk county. The plan keeps the city assessor in the courthouse second floor and follows a council resolution urging continuous duty.

Waterloo J. J. Burtner Ahccissor Bortner Black Hawk County

NO ICING OF CARS AT BOONE DUE TO STRIKE

In Boone Iowa on August 5 ninety meat cars sit in Northwestern yards without ice due to the shopmen strike. Fruit cars also lack ice. The strike remains unchanged and one train backed to Ogden for lack of roundhouse crew. Gasoline supplies are exhausted. Lazendy Hollingsworth and Rhody Hollingsworth wed with Charles Lazendy at the U B parsonage in Marshalltown. couple to live on a nearby farm.

Boone Ogden Round House

Waterloois Supplement Endangered as Lizard Queen Struck

A Fort Worth message reports the Liz zie Queen well, a project backed by Waterloo businessmen, struck yesterday afternoon. The development may affect local water supply and plans. Further details await as officials assess its impact on the Waterloo area.

W. Ht. Lian Fort Worth Tex Waterloo

Local oil project touted by former Waterloo attorney

Paul W. Smith, formerly in Waterloo law practice, promotes an oil venture claiming production above 2,000 barrels daily though the drill has only reached the top sand. W. Kck, Law, another stakeholder, plans to return home tomorrow.

Albhu Paul W. Smith Law Waterloo W. Kck

French harvesters strike ends near Melun region

Paris reports an agricultural strike in the Melun region about 25 miles southeast of the city. Workers demand 13 francs per day with double pay during harvest.

Associated Press Paris Melun

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