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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1927

Page

6

Boy's Hair Turns Gray Through Grief for Banished Dog

In Cleveland a Lakewood mother and HL KK Ferry of the Animal Protective League recount a tale of a family dog deemed a nuisance. The dog spurred the boy to care, yet authorities considered euthanasia, prompting the mother to shield her identity amid the emotional account.

Boy Cleveland HL KK Ferry Animal Protective League Lakewood

Child quiet as dog is taken from home

A Lakewood mother, distressed, contacted the Animal Protective League to remove a dog. The boy stayed quiet through the loading, then the mother cried on learning the dog survived and brought him back home. White hairs appeared on the boy after the incident, emphasizing the emotional impact.

Lakewood

Bargain Tie Sets and Sleepers Highlight Sale

Readable items include men ties boxed sets reduced to 39c, washable children sleepers ages 4 to 6 at 49c, and luggage cases with reinforced corners on sale. Also advertised are Caney mason items and Yankiboy Indian suits sets discounted to 8c in a department store clearance.

Alan Ins

Greenup Transferred from Local Recruiting Office

Corporal Lee C. Greenup leaves Greenup recruiting station after four years in charge since Oct 1923. He moves to Cedar Rapids to head recruiting there, while his family remains. Corporal C. M. Murray arrives here from Cedar Rapids and notes enlistment options across multiple forts and units, including Fort Des Moines Fort Crook and others. The piece also notes a decline in whooping cough deaths over two decades.

Lee C. Greenup Lafayette Street United States Army Cedar Rapids Greenup C. M. Murray

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