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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1920

Page

9

Iowa Interurbans Face 2 Cent Fare Ruling Enjoined

Federal Judge Martin J Wade enjoined enforcement of Iowa's 2 cent fare on interurban lines within the state. The ruling does not cover steam railways. The court said the 2 cent rate is confiscatory given high operating costs. an appeal to the circuit court is expected. The interstate commission considers raising state rates to 3.6 cents per mile, a move already granted for railroads in several states. FP Faville of Fort Dodge served as master in chancery.

Des. Moines Iowa Martin J. ‘Wade United States Railroad Administration United States Circuit Court of Appeals Interstate Commerce Commission Washington New York Illinois Wisconsin F. Faville Fort, Dodge

Local Army Post Sky Two Recruits in Month Quota

Waterloo recruiting station sent 23 men in December, two short of Col. H R Perry’s 25 0 target. Des Moines leads the state in recruits, with Waterloo at 23 under the 250 man quota. Local soldiers and recruits from Iowa are listed, noting gains over November and October totals.

Waterloo Col H.R. Perry Des Moines Col. Perry Sioux City Joseph C.wilson French Street Joe Camp Grant Third Field Artillery LaVerne W. Redmond Howbert Colo Field Artillery Hawaii Leonard R. Burnett Adams Streets Sixteenth Field Artillery Camp Lewis Wash United States Army Iowa

Kendall Home for Women Faces Funding Hurdles

Harriet Kendall's estate in trustees A. J. Edwards and Ira Rodamar grows slowly as funds require larger backing. The Kendall Christian Woman's Home aims to aid needy Christian women, possibly in Black Hawk or Floyd counties. Estate valued at 56778.29 with 12117.98 income last year, most spent on debts, leaving little for construction or maintenance.

Harriet Kendall A. J. Edwards Ira. Rodamar

Sioux City Doctor Leaves Legacies for Faithful Employees

Miss Lowise Schramm receives 5000 dollars and Miss Olga Gergins 11250 dollars under the will of Dr Joseph Krejcine, pioneer Sioux City physician, filed in district court. The estate is valued at 15000 dollars after bequests to relatives and institutions. The bequests honor long service and nursing care to the doctor and his wife.

Sioux City Lowise Schramm Olga Gergins Joseph Kreici Krejer Schramm Gergins

Pro Football Association Proposed in Omaha

Associated Press reports efforts to organize a western professional football league led by Charles L. Trimble. prospective cities include Omaha Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul Des Moines St Louis Rock Island Davenport with a January term start at the business college noted in an advertisement.

Associated Press Omaha Neb Western Professional Football Association Charles L. Trimble Kansas City Minneapolis St. Paul Des Moines St. Louis Rock Island Ill Davenport

Marital Trends in Iowa Divorces Highlighted by Judge Utterback

Des Moines reports show New York claims on marital failure don't hold in Iowa. Judge Hubert Utterback cites 1915 598 divorces and 1919 1 326 in Polk County with one in 120 residents, one in 24 families, and fidelity as a leading ground. He urges seven reforms to curb divorces including public defense, remarriage limits, and stricter alimony.

Des Moines New York Kag New York City Iowa Hubert, Utterback Utterback Polk County Avery

Co ed Captures Angora Goat From Cornell Admirer

Mount Vernon Indiana December 31 Cornell coed Miss Helen E Pecht Rockford received a crate holding a full grown angora goat reportedly from a wooing admirer. The crate had no return address and Pecht could not identify the sender. The incident sparked humorous reflection on courting gifts among students.

Mount Vernon Cornell Helen E. Pechtef Rockford Mason City Migs Pecht

Important Paving Jobs for January in Iowa

Iowa counties plan more than 1.5 million dollars in road work during the first three weeks of January. Bids will be opened in Allamakee Floyd Hancock and Marshall Woodbury counties for miles of paving earthwork and tiling on the North Iowa pike and other routes, with total contracted paving nearing 175 miles for the season.

Ames Iowa Allamakee County Waukon Postville Lansing Floyd County Pike Rudd Nora Springs Garner Hancock County Mershall County Woodbury County

Real estate transfers in Black Hawk County noted

Real estate transfers show WG Meyer to Emilie Triton in Forest Park addition Waterloo. Galloway Investment Co to J W Forbes in Galloway addition Waterloo. Edmund W Miller to Albert Caton Newton in Lane and Fowler’s third addition Waterloo. Rev amounts listed.

Black Hawk County WG. Meyer Emilie Triton Forest Park Waterloo Galloway Inv Co J W. Forbes Galloway Edmund W. Miller Albert Caton Newton Lane & Fowler Eae

Correction on Burton Terrace sale purchasers

Correction notes that the buyers of Burton Terrace are A. J Allen, not Mr. and Mrs. B. Allen. The property is owned by Mrs. L. B. Burton of Osage, Indiana. The business course begins January at Ekland Business College.

Burton Terrace

Auto Tax Money to Aid City Improvements in Iowa

Ottumwa Iowa December 31 The plan to apportion part of auto license tax to cities for street approaches grade crossings and repairs is to be introduced in the next legislature by S L Graham representative elect from Wapello county He favors raising vehicle tax amounts gradually by month and supports similar proposals from A Emery another Wapello official The Wa pelio county Motor Trades bureau backs appointing committees to press the measure before both houses of the state legislature

The Associated Press Ottumwa Graham Wapello County A. Emery Graham’s Wapelio County Prades House Senate

Drunken driver judged more dangerous than wild lion

Des Moines Iowa judge Tom Sellers told the grand jury that a drunken driver is more dangerous than a wild lion. Art Jones of South Des Moines faced a $1000 bond after admitting he was drunk when his car hit a machine owned by Mrs H J Millard at Seventh and Mulberry streets injuring her.

Des. Moines Tom Sellers Art Jones South Des Moines Jones H. J. Millard Seventh and Mulberry Streets

Births Reported in Dunham Place and Vinton

Mr and Mrs Frank Bo Smith announce on December 24 in Dunham Place the birth of a daughter named Haber Mae. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dwyer at 728 Vinton register a daughter born December 26, their seventh child with five living.

Frank Bo Smith Dunham ‘Place Haber Mae Venta Lawrence Dwyer Vinton

Waterlo o Traveling and Business Men’s Banquet

The twenty sixth annual Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association banquet at Black's tearoom drew 234 attendees from a 432 member group. George Lichty urged turning gloom into prosperity and noted 15 of the original 47 charter members remain, with 20 dead and 12 dropped. New president Charles Glockner appealed for new members as the group plans to reach 500 by year end. discussions covered cooperative efforts and advocacy against high rates in hotels and restaurants. Skeel's orchestra provided music, with solos by Henry Iblings and Emily Sanders and an invocation by Rev. Beachler.

Waterloo Traveling and Business Men’s Association Black's Tearoom George EB. Lichty George B. Rowell Charles H. Bingham W. R. French Frank J. Fowler Max G. Egioff J. C. Trumbauer Rueben Brown H. W. Grout John T. Rock S. J. Shimer Alexander Moir A. L. Ettinger John Cordes W. W. McFarlane Mr. Lichty Rock John Rock Atd C. H. Bingham Charles A. Hoffman Logan House J. G. Ralston C. R. Rohde Charles Glockner Mr. Glockner Mr. Rock Histori T ELFP MacDonough Greater Waterloo Waterloo Brooks Rey A. Brooks Fort Dodge Travelingmen’s Protective Association Skeel Henry ‘Iblingsand Emily Sanders William H. Beachler

How Strange Things Some Times Happen

A reader states they took two more doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and gained 10 pounds in 20 weeks while waist bloating disappeared. They praise the medicine as a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money refunded if not convinced. Especial note to Wangter Bros Hansen & Han and druggists.

Mayr Wangter Bros Hansen & Han Sen

Manchester Post re-elects Major Utley commander for 1921

In Manchester Iowa on December 31 the American Legion post held its regular meeting at the armory. The report showed a treasury balance over 3000 dollars, up from 36 dollars a year earlier. Major Harry G. Utley was re-elected commander amid protests. Officers include G Yoran vice commander Paul A. Klaus adjutant W C Currel finance officer Thomas H Tratey chaplain Larry Kenna membership chair John Me Kheag entertainment chair Don A Preussner ceremonial chair Earl Row historian Thomas H Traces war risk officer. Next meetings will feature boxing matches wrestling basketball and weekly armory gatherings. Duroc Jersey hog breeders organize.

Manchester Manchester Post American Legion Armory Treasury Post Harry G. Utley G. Yoran Paul A. Klaus W. C. Currel Thomas H. Tratey Larry Kenna John Me Kheag Don A. Preussner Earl Row Thomas H. Traces Duroe Duroc Jersey Hogs

County association formed with new officers stated

A county association has formed with officers including Howard Cook as president J. 1% tole 1hck Brayton Roy Duffey and Tr. Sty as vice presidents Meg Todd as secretary and treasurer. The group plans to meet in February with the next meeting set for January.

Howard Cook Tole 1Hck

Gilbertville visitors and social notes from Mankato

Gilbertville residents and friends visited in Mankato Minnesota. Mrs Mike Jiollia visited daughter Josepline at St. Miele Minnesota. Miss Loras Gilbs from Waterloo visited the Delagardelly home. Five Hundred club met at Mrs Whihint Selates home. favors given by Mrs Matt Thomas and Mrs Anna Warner.

Gilbertville Gilbertvile Vee Bi—Ibe Loran Delagardelle Rehie Ives Mankato Min Mike Jiollia Josepline St. Miele Mima Loras Gilbs Waterloo M. Delagardelly Gutterteen Gibertelile Five Hundred Club Mrg Matt ‘Thomas Anna Warner

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