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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1924

Page

12

City Council Eyes Drainage and Flood Prevention Efforts

The council discussed better drainage and flood prevention with a proposed plan to divert Virden creek in the north section. A new storm sewer in Home Park is authorized to curb floods on Fletcher avenue. A seven member Playground Commission will start Oct 1 to oversee Water100 Playgrounds and attendants. An ordinance curbing oil and grease dumping in public sewers after Jan 1, 1925 was read. Several blocks were ordered widened and paving projects announced for Sixth Street and other streets.

Virden Creek Ralph Slippy Home Park Fletcher Avenue Home Park Addition Pedicord Air Company Westfield R. E. Mackman Riverside Addition Jd Snea-Aw Eetrea Sixth Street Grant Locust Berth Hawthorne Grant Avenue Fifth Sixth Maryland Lovejoy Kimball Calumbia Girele Kingbard Piston Lane Lafayette Fowler Allen

Tealy's Money orulation in Italy Gains Per Capita Circulation

Rome reports money circulation in Italy now about 620 lira per person, up from 77 lira in 1914. The rise equates to over 660 percent, while the gold value of the lira depreciated roughly 40 percent.

TEALY Rome

Pupils give varied music program at Horton church Friday

Horton Iowa scheduled a music program by Miss Lillian Strauser and helpers at The Little White Church on the Hill Friday August 29 at 8 30 pm. The program includes piano duets solos violin and vocal pieces with performers Glenn Strateer Ruby Carpenter Viola Hall Marvin Reading Helen Hastings Cora Strauser Rachel Brinkman Norma Baker Vernon Konarske Vivian Goodsell Margis Foster and others.

Horton Lillian Strauser Cora Strauser Helen Hastings Merle Hall Marjorie Foster Little White Church On the Hill Man Glenn Strateer Viola Hall Marvin G. Reading Rachel Brinkman Norma Baker Lift Lan Strauser Vernon Konarske Vivian Goodsell Ruby Carpenter Reading Grandpa Marie Hall Marvin Thole Hunter March Margoris Foster I Excavatan Viola Halt Beautiful Lands of Glann Strauser

Widow’s will leaves estate to three sets of children

The will of Mrs. Margaret R. Jefferson directs her estate to three sets of children from former marriages. Each set includes a child or children born of those unions. The second husband was Edwin Jefferson. Kate Boons of Waadbine Indiana is listed as a daughter from the first marriage and receives $600. The remainder of the estate is to be divided.

Margaret R. Jefferson Jett Flea Mie Testatrix Edwin Jefferson Kate Boons Waadbine Jefferson Atthan D. B W. KE Edwin Jefferson Dy Tits May Toalay Nellie Hawk Campbell Fa Naniet

Bulgarian soldiers open Mount Vitosha route amid praise

Bulgarian Army troops completed a road project on Mount Vitosha with new fountains and scenic overlooks. General Lazaroff praised workers for peaceful labor and urged continued service through construction rather than conflict.

Drigaleytal Bulgaria Mount Vitosha Lazaroff Iansky Uighestecin Workers of Peaces Altho

Germany radio industry hobbled by financial strain

Berlin Aug 26 reports the German radio industry bruised by economic turmoil. After wartime restrictions on new sets were eased last fall many factories opened but only a few survive. Inflation and the tenmark crisis hinder domestic production while most patents are held by a single concern.

Berlin Germany

Baby Found Floating in Box Along River Inn

A healthy girl baby wearing fine clothes and a silver chain was found in a box on the River Inn near Munich. A rhymed note named Josephine and stated the mother was unknown. The infant was adopted by a waterworks employee.

Munich Germany Josephine

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