Postage Rate Cut Aids Bill Reenders
First class postage is set to be reduced soon. The change should ease costs for those who send out bills and other mailings.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
7
First class postage is set to be reduced soon. The change should ease costs for those who send out bills and other mailings.
A turn of events at the West high team banquet honors retiring captain Clyde Mil cordler while celebrating the season. Attendees included Capt. Circle Miller of West high and Capt. Joe Sage of East high who spoke of the team’s fighting spirit and the East West clash.
A jumble of GOP policy notes, social commentary and local notices. The text discusses political hesitancy on a shawes ban, women’s voting behavior, fashion advice, a Missourian editor's opinion, and a birth notice for Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sigworth’s daughter with community uplift remarks.
The Majestic marquee promises a standout Sunday bill headlined by Icelandic glima demonstrations by Johannes Josefsson and a troupe of native Icelanders and Hal Stephens as a premier Shakespeare delineator. Also on the program are three other acts and the Official War Review The Make Belive Wife with Willie Burke in a notable photoplay. A two part Pathe News and a coal sale ad round out the page.
Des Moines reports that G. E. Frost orchards of Clear Lake swept most prize tags at the Midwest Horticultural Show. The county exhibitor won sweepstakes in ten trays, ten Wealthy trays, five Wealthy plates, two Patton Greening plates, and top Wealthy displays. Cyrus Harvey of Altoona and D. C. Webster of La Crescent also earned multiple honors.
A fragment recalls a past national display from about eight years earlier, contrasting it with the current fretful mood and public sentiment surrounding a present event. The brief notes unresolved tensions and lingering questions about timing and outcome.
Des Moines dispatch notes motor express firms operate routes from Des Moines to Valley Junction Winterset and Ames on paved roads while dirt roads hinder expansion. Officials urge permanent roads like eastern states, calling for a return-load terminal and state action after legislature responds. Local theatre managers face police court info over attendance limits.
Des Moines reports a test of flay regulation with details limited by the brief OCR fragment. The notice indicates regulatory testing activity and official involvement in a municipal context.
Yesterday morning a date was set for hearings on the cause service and security charges. Informations indicate the theatre managers are involved in the case.
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