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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
5
Skaters are warned to avoid Cedar River above the dam as deeper waters near the new structure create deadly risks. Seven to eight feet deep upstream leave little chance of escape if ice breaks. Reports cite boys crossing Black Hawk creek near open water. Ponds freeze safer due to shallower, dormant water. urge skating on ponds or prepared rinks.
Frederic William Wise notes Hoover’s looming influence as Coolidge departs. Congress likely to heed some economy calls, but major policy shifts probable. Hawley and McNary lead in Congress with tariff and farm relief focus. West’s interior appointment seen through Coolidge lens. 500 Japanese cherry trees to replace flood-damaged Potomac lines. standards bureau hints at home brewed developments.
Dr. Warren and Emley of Burgess bureau described xylotri hydroxyglutaric acid to the American Chemical Society as a new compound from xylose, a sugar from peanut shells. It tastes sweet with no food value and may replace glucose industrially and aid diabetics. Hoover and Wilson both oppose Greek fraternities in colleges.
More members join Newkirk Sales and Service Co seven and Loose-Willes Biscuit Co in a developing business grouping. Local industry officials note expanded regional trade and anticipated collaborations across product lines.
Officers are continuing their search of northwest Iowa and adjacent counties in Minnesota and South Dakota to expand Waterloo Chamber of Commerce membership.
Little Rock December 71 No trace of the two men who robbed the First National Bank here of ten thousand dollars in cash Wednesday has been found as investigations continue and authorities review clues and surveillance footage.
Twenty thousand mourning banners and about 200 papier mache effigies accompanied the funeral march for Chinese general Chang Tso Lin, signaling a large state or military funeral with intense public homage.
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