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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1922

Page

10

Waterloo Traveling Men and Business Association Picnic Recap

More than 200 attended the Waterloo Traveling Men and Business Association picnic at electric park on Saturday afternoon. Awards were given for races and ladies contests, with Arlene Stult and Dorothy Peterson among winners. Food and beverages were supplied by association members, and R. E. Peteron was thanked for park use.

Waterloo Electric R. E. Peteron Traveling Men's Association Yomien Aliss Arlene Stult M. J. Howard Rvize T. D. Smedjex Smedley Gardens Wilam Scully George Scully Jack Dunlea Jack Rawl- Ris Sind Johwale Vaird Paul Flow Joroathy Peterson Wathryn Adams June Feruso Lillian Grange Jorothy Edwards Smit_ Edwards

Runaway Dog Cause Leads Man to Sue Owner

Trial in Tama county court seeks 2300 dollars for injuries after Jairkl man claims Mrs Novotny's dog bolted from the premises, spooking a wagon and injuring him as he towed a machine along the road. Damages cover medical expenses and ongoing disability.

Traer Tat Jairklandt Tama County Ag Irs Charles Novotny Tama

Hawarden Doctor Recovers Long Lost Gold Hoard

Hawarden Iowa August 21 A local physician recounts finding a hidden bag of gold coins worth 480 dollars lost 23 years earlier. Dr W A Quigley once postmaster hid the money in a book with a hole in its pages then forgot it amid family illness and later burned some books discovering the cache intact.

Hawarden W. A. Quigley

Quiet Rain Falls Gently Overnight At Home Gauge

A light rainfall totaling 0.44 inch was recorded last night at the home of observer R B Slirpy. West winds cooled little, with the shower ending around dawn. The day prior reached a high of 93 degrees as Rev J L Gillin preached at First Brethren Church. He was born in Hudson, began preaching at Enon church, and is now an instructor and lecturer at the University of Wisconsin.

R. B. Slirpy Goalm J. L. Gillin First Brethren Church Hudson Gillin Enon Church Orange Township University of Wisconsin

Coldest August Weather Reported in Adirondacks

In Saranac Lake New York on August 21 frost appeared in townlands while some mountain areas reported nocturnal snow though crops remained largely unhurt according to local tradition. A mythic note mentions Emperor A fiximus of Rome as eight feet six inches tall.

Abendacks Saranac Lake Adirondacks A Fiximus of Rome

Gideon Band HS Leads Union Service at United Presbyterian

Members of the Gideon band conducted the union service at United Presbyterian church last evening. Speakers included Elwin E. Gray and Raymond W. Sheplea with F. Willis Jenks, and the Gideon quartet C. C. Stots, W. J. Preach, Fred Bagwell, Homer Smith provided music. Next Sunday's union service moves to Westminster with Rev. R. E. Williamson delivering the sermon.

Gideon Band United Presbyterian Church Elwin E. Gray Raymond W. Sheplea F. Willis Jenks Martin S. McKeeman O. Wolf Gideon Quartet Gideon C. C. Stots W. J. Preach Fred Bagwell Homer Smith Helen Byrnes Harold Platt

One Billion Christmas Seals Ordered To Fight TB

Des Moines Aug 21 One billion Christmas seals have been ordered printed by the National Tuberculosis Association. Proceeds from December sales by state and local health groups will fund tuberculosis and other health work. Iowa plans 24 million seals with a new design highlighting mother and child care.

Des Moings National Tuberculosis Association Iowa Tuberculosis Association

Zemo Antiseptic Lotion Promises Quick Eczema Relief

An old drugstore pitch touts Zemo as a clean, dependable antiseptic liquid for eczema It claims rapid itching relief and skin healing for eczema sores burns wounds and chafing It emphasizes penetration cleansing and soothing while advertising low cost and broad effectiveness.

Tuberculosis Poster Declared Best Yet by National Society

A 1922 tuberculosis awareness poster features a mother with child beneath a blue Christmas tree. The seal bears the world logo and the motto For Health. Designed by T. M. Cleland with Metropolitan Museum input and praised by officials and editors. Ernest Wramlin Baker led the design for the National Tuberculosis Association.

T. M. Cleland Richards Metropolitan Museum of Art Heywertis Campbell Nast Metropolitan Museum National Tuberculosis Association Ernest Wramlin Baker Urge Association of Artists

First Move in Dysart Consolidated School Dissolution Fails

Dysart Iowa Aug 21 Mary A Richards county superintendent of schools rejected a petition signed by nearly 400 voters of Dysart and vicinity to dissolve the Dysart consolidated school district. Fifteen objections were raised during the hearing. Petitioners claim consolidation is too expensive and impractical and plan to appeal to Tama and Benton counties joint boards for settlement.

Dysart Mary A. Richards Dysart and Vicinity M Richards Joint Boards of Education Tama Benton

Big Year for Gladioli Sells Boost in Volume and Prices

Gladioli sales rise this year with lower prices. A local store sold 3,260 gladioli last week at 10 cents a dozen, yielding receipts of 28.23 dollars. Flowers sourced from the Smedley gardens.

Smedley Garens

Start Graveling of Tama Road Project Plan Sept 15

Work on Tama county road system to begin about Sept 15, first 25 tiles graveling from Toledo north through Traer to the Black Hawk county line. North 13 miles contracted to John Clemann & Son Gladbrook at 44 cents per yard first mile. nine and a half cents per additional half mile. South half let to Heldt & Hoyle Nverly Ja at 37 cents per mile and nine and a half cents for each additional half mile. Total graveling contract near 100000 dollars with guard rail and part wall work to cost around 316000.

Traer Tama Counin Toledo Black Hawk County John Clemann & Son Gladbrook County Board of Supervisors Heldt & Hoyle Nverly, Ja

Poverty of Riches: A New Film Review

A historic film review notes Leroy Snort's Poverty of Riches opening with star cast and dramatic themes. The piece highlights the production’s struggle, the moral tone, and audiences reacting to the tale of wealth and poverty on screen.

Richa Doldwyn Leroy Snort Chiat Drain Moe

Night portrait of a sea bound girl in stage imagery

A fragment describes a girl linked to sea myth as she appears untamed and paired with unusual companions, then shifts to a transformed human figure in a San Francisco setting tied to a Crystal Theatre production.

Ioscag Monkey Goat San Francisco Crystal Theatre

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