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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1924
Page
10
The Waterloo weather data show January 1912 was extremely cold with 18 days averaging 17.43 degrees below zero and only eight days above zero. The month’s mean temperature was notably low, while precipitation was minimal at 10.5 inches of snow, and the high reached 43 degrees on January 18.
Dubuque county auditor Cletus Brietbach resigned as special state examiners filed two reports urging ouster. They found discrepancies in 1922 fees and repeated careless handling of funds with a $350 cash shortage. Trewin appointed to succeed him. reports urged removal.
Fort Dodge Iowa Feb warrants charge Otis Swartz 26 year old horse trader of Dayton with abducting 14 year old Ruth Evans a former girl lying near Fort Dodge. Sheriff Bassett deputies and officials in nearby counties search for the fleeing pair after a plea for help from the frantic mother Mrs A G Evans. The search has continued steadily since the warrant issued and authorities say they located the place where they stayed Tuesday night.
Stewart, a Humboldt County native, returns after half a century abroad seeking old friends and relatives. He has traveled across the west and Mexico to South America, intending to visit Chicago next for business with a California real estate firm. He is 76 and was the first white child born in the county.
Black Hawk county officials and lawmakers reject claims that 20 000 acres in the county evade school taxes to boost a statewide 10 mill levy The dispute centers on statements attributed to former school official George Brown and comments reported from the Indianola Record Officials insist most land owners pay their fair share and that exemptions are limited to districts with insufficient pupils.
The Seventh Federal Reserve District reports improved general business conditions for 1922 and early 1923. Thawing credits and steadier employment indicate a significantly better banking climate than in the previous three years.
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