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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1923

Page

10

Heir Wins Share From Orphanage in Hastings Estate Case

Ackley Ia Aug 26 The Iowa Supreme Court upheld George Lovell as rightful heir to a share of the Hastings estate known as Yankee George. The case settled after a dispute over whether the Christian Home orphanage should receive 25 percent or Lovell’s lineal heirs receive three fourths. The orphanage will take 25 percent after debts and costs. Lovell pays legacies and receives the remainder. The estate totals about 19,000 dollars with 340 acres in Hardin County and a home in Eldora.

Ackley George Lovell George Hastings George Homs Lovell Hotel Ackley Georges Hasting Hastings Christian Home Council Bluffs Supreme Court Hardin County Eldora, S

Leonard and Melichar to box Wednesday eve

Waterloo fighter Jackie Leonard and Cedar Rapids’s George Melichar will headline a six round bout at Elec] park next Wednesday evening. Leonard scales 152 pounds and Melichar 150. The semi main features a four round bout between Glen Russell of Waterloo and Cedar Falls newcomer Phill Calone, both 135 pounds. The opening four round contest stars Jack Akens of Anamosa and John Belo of Waterloo, with Akens at 120 pounds and Belo at 128 by Wednesday.

Jackie Leonard Waterloo George Melichar Cedar Rapids Elec Leonard Melichar Glen Russell Jack Akens Anamosa John Belo Akens Belo

Champ Clark's Grandson Born in St Louis

A son was born Friday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Bennett Champ Clark of St Louis at St Luke's Hospital. The child is named Champ in honor of the grandfather Champ Clark a longtime speaker of the national house of representatives. The maternal grandmother Mrs WW Marsh is with the mother and reports both mother and child doing splendidly.

Gbennett Champ Clark St. Louis St. Luke's Hospital Champ National House of Representatives WW. W. Marsh

Bladine to Address Rotary on Tax and Federal Revenue

Bladine will talk at the Rotary meeting on income tax and other federal revenue matters. Rotarians will sell two tickets each for the coming luncheon baseball series to benefit the YWCA building fund.

Liars Bladine Internal Revenue Rotary Club Y. W. OC. A. Building Fund

Men Match Strength With Horses At IoWa Picnic

At De war community picnic IoWa participants tested human strength against a 3,200 pound gray horse team owned by I S Heiple. Initial 15 strongest men couldn't hold the team. 21 men pulled but one horse flinched with a tender shoulder while the other strained the rope until its harness broke. A nearby observer who tried to lie back and resist failed, distance about 300 feet. Nearly 300 attended as Hugh G. Ironic dinner and remarks by athletic officials wrapped up the event.

IoWa Dewar I. S. Heiple Hugh G Vations Athletic Con-An Pelt Waterloo

Weather Talk Reappears In Everyday Conversation

A feature on weather as a timeless topic, noting its ubiquity in greetings and chatter. It laments endless surface talk, cites a Waterloo optimist who found no fault with any weather, and comments on superstition and human tendency to complain or ponder forecasts.

Independence Wien Thers Black Hawk County Providence Franki F. Knapp de Luxe Waterloo Mark Twain

Shingle hair fad prompts fashion debate in 1890s puff

A fashion feature weighs shingled bob hair as a revival risk and a stylish option. Writers cite Waterloo girl opinions, store beauty chiefs, and mixed male attitudes while tracing Paris trends and ancient precedents.

Waterloo

Bedford Stone House Rises From Curiosity in Oakland

William Cass, an automotive expert, and his brothers built a stone residence near the Manguokela river using Bedford stone and a plaster-to-cement method. The lone mausoleum project stalled, but the house, a shell of fine stone with smooth blocks and panels, stands as a prospective showplace amid curious spectators and ongoing work.

Portance Bim Cass Cass Brothers Paris Vanitals House of Bedford Oakland Cemetery William Cass Willam High Prick Bill Vittera Manguokela Tfinnis Central

Two Cass Brothers Save Mud Figure at River Bank

In Manchester Ja Aug 24 the Cass brothers William and Frank Cass respond to the Hobo Artist’s mud statue Cast Up by the Sea by preserving the artwork. Frank Cass, a long time high pressure salesman, once toured the country with Brunswick exhibitions.

Cass William Frank Manchester William Cass Frank Cass Brunswick

Miller family praises road systems in neighboring states

Mr. and Mrs. Cat J. Miller and daughter Dorothy return from a week long motor trip through Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin reporting fair crops in Illinois and Wisconsin. They commend the well paved roads the stop word markings and boulevard arterial highways in Beloit Madison and Rockford noting safety features and motorist amenities including permanent campsites electric lights running water and nearby stores.

Cat J. Miller Dorothy Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Miller Beloit Madison Wis Rockford Waterloo Ilinois Wisions

Doctor Magee Named Judge for State Fair Baby Clinic

Dr E E Magee, renowned for women and children’s care, is chosen to judge babies at Townshire Fair. The state fair baby clinic attracts record enrollment as 690 entrants join. Dr James E Dryson leads the clinic with top midwest credentials, with Magee serving on the judging board next Tuesday through Thursday.

E. E. Magee Townshire Fair James E. Dryson Middlewest K. Magee Finie Thesday

Ford ideas lift him, but party blocks rise

Henry Ford’s public statements and interviews spark a broad, rising influence as he argues against party-backed nominations. He frames bold political questions and market-ready reforms, while GOP and Democratic leaders face calculated hurdles to deny him nominations or a third-party bid.

Ford Harding Trord Dale- Wales Gatter Ln Thay- Jing Roosevelt Mnanestionsky Folsewine Willam SI. Taft Woodrow Wilson Progressive Party Nohnady Haope Reagan Wesia Mord Iin United States Mond Gollfer

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