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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
5
In a Des Moines address J. Dickinson urged uniting farm organizations and cooperative marketing under a national framework. He warned against federal takeovers and favor domestic price protections through cooperative marketing and private stabilization.
W. H. Schroeder, seriously hurt in a Friday night auto crash near Dyersville, is reported to show some improvement. He is hospitalized in Dubuque with a fractured right shoulder a broken rib and other injuries including a punctured lung and chest hemorrhage. He is a brother of W. M. Schroeder of Waterloo.
Lions club members return from five month hiatus to weekly luncheons and meetings on Thursday noon at Black's tearoom. President Gus W. Thode, elected in June, will preside. Mayor A. E. Gnagy becomes secretary. Joe Raymond arranges the entertainment with the Fairweather Players six piece orchestra and soloists Mrs. Par rest, R. Shores, and Mrs. Hoff man.
Maddigan Players a newly organized stock company of 18 local members will start rehearsals on September 14 in the school studio. A faculty member announced the schedule this morning and noted local artists will support the company with performances guided by Signonur Karminn, a Russian dance director.
A fragmentary notice describes a playful idea titled Cave Man Stuff drawing attention in a neighborhood. Mentions Iva E. Welsh and Mrs. Iva Welsh with unclear context and scattered phrases about a Sunday stream and a lighthearted event.
Fragmented text mentions vice president, local officials, and a municipal court. It references Martin Hock, Chirenes Cre, Waterlan, and Charles City. A puppy found crying. one life spared. Three traffic violators and one arrest noted with unclear details.
London’s nightly population drops as official census shows 13,700 residents in the city and 42 thousand during the day, with large commuter inflows from Harrow, Leyton, and surrounding suburbs. The pattern mirrors an urban shift similar to New York’s commuter dynamics.
London scholars argue that modern civilization has not altered human anatomy significantly over 50 centuries. Professor Elliott Smith notes genetic mixing explains changes, while knowledge and moral progress drive civilization. He warns against myths of future giants and weak bodies, citing social conditions and selective pressures.
Susie Walker and Serena Cherokee, both described as Negro women, clash over an act at 9515 ID. regarding alleged assault and battery. Tara County Attorney WAL Cook files charges against Serena Cherokee. Serena also files against Vom Cristin, a man described as a sheik, amid a public dispute.
Police seek a man who entered Mrs. Henry Nichols home at 1310 Bluff Street Saturday night, attempting to mistreat her while her minor children were present. After a brief scuffle he fled. Authorities suspect he is the same intruder who earlier entered 23 Linden Avenue and chased Mrs. S. D. Rowe to the yard before escaping as officers arrived.
Charles City plans a two day fall festival jubilee on September 2 and 3 with four parades daily at 7 30 p m and 7 30 p m? including illuminated floats and Venetian nights on the river as committees and individuals prepare.
White the human fly will perform in Waterloo with permission from Mayor Gnagy. He plans to scale the Russell Lamson hotel at 7 30 p m Wednesday and the First National Bank building at 2 30 and 9 30 p m Thursday. White has previously climbed the Woolworth building.
Daily free watermelon at noon opposite the post office. Prizes totaling 3766 in 52 draws awarded daily. Ball games 3230 each day pitting La Crosse Boosters and Charles City Collegians against Eldora and Charles City. Dawg concerts and pavement dances planned. Mr and Mrs James A U Haskins and son return from Ames after 12 weeks at Iowa State College.
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