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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1924

Page

10

Aged Iowa man 106 recalls vast changes in life

Jonathan Foulke, a 106 year old Iowa native living in Los Angeles, has never seen a motion picture or heard a radio, but enjoys newspapers and the faces of pretty women. He recounts wagon journeys, railroads, and 25 presidents since his birth, noting his Civil War wound and a family brace of longevity.

Wilulabl G. Cayce International News Los Angeles Cal Jonathan Foulke Iowa Los Anneles Foulke Mercer County Aliho Foulké Morris Pennsylvania Illinois Chicago Des Moines California United States Monroe Washington Lincoln Garfield Fonike

Dodge Brothers and Hudson Essex Dealers Put Service First

Dodge Brothers and Hudson-Essex dealers unify service at Fourth and Franklin Waterloo. Managers Hull and Keafla lead expert team with 15 years motor experience. New service floor tools and $15 000 parts stock speed repairs, cutting costs and boosting local car sales. Public demand for more than the car itself is met by a model facility praised in national papers.

Harter B. Hull Dodge Brothers Hudson-Essex Waterloo Company Fourth and Franklin Streets Waterloo Pete) Snyder Fred Taisinger Thers Hudson and Essex Leo Huntington Wm. J. Keafla

Talented Young Men to Lead Next Baseball Boom

Boston February 8 1925 Judge Emil Fuchs Braves owner says boys too young for World War will become major league stars within a year or two. He forecasts careful scouting as veterans fade and compares rise to Frankie Frisch. War halted natural flow of players.

Boston Emil Fuchs Braves Frankie Frisch

Druggists Urge Focus Away From Alcohol Enforcement

Federal prohibition officials are urged to shift focus from supervising pharmacist alcohol use to cleaning up bootlegging in large cities. Henry of the National Association of Retail Druggists calls defeating a bill to separate prohibition from Internal Revenue. Iowa group approves only registered pharmacists to run drug stores and discusses a $500000 headquarters for the American Pharmaceutical Association in Des Moines. Nominations for Iowa officers are announced.

Associated Press Des Moines Prohibition Enforcement Ss. C. Henry Chicago National Association of Retail Druggists Iowa Pharmaceutical Association Henry Internal Revenue Commissioner Prohibition Congresswidh Prohibition Unit Iowa Association American Pharmaceutical Association Jawa Association J. D. Royer Coon Rapids Yenny Brann M. HF. Jarroid Boone R. J. Atlen Sioux City J. J. Gillespie Tes Moines George Woenig le Mars Vie Henry Mayer Marshalltown I. R. Henderson Muscatine Crary Jones Clarinda J. M. Lindley Mra J Winfield J. RR. Sutter Burlington

Talented Young Men Advance Toward Major League Dreams

Observation notes that many boys who were below the draft age are now joining the path to major league baseball, signaling a growing pipeline of young talent reaching the higher levels of the sport.

New York Amusaloon Leader Sentenced to 2 Years

United Press reports NY State Amusaloon League superintendent WW Anderson was sentenced by Justice Tompkins to not less than one year and not more than two in Sing Sing for third degree forgery. A stay of sentence was granted pending a likely new trial. bond remained at $5,000. Anderson may resign from the league. he fled the courtroom during questions and is declared a felon with forfeiture of citizenships if he serves time.

United Press New York Iam Anderson New York State Amusaloon League Sing Sing Ele Supreme Court Arthur Tomikins Tompkins Charles $. Whitman Sen‘yCenec Wariolts Altho Anerson League Hoe Sing Bog

Overseas veteran McKeague dies after illness in Davenport

George I Robert McKeague, 29, an overseas veteran, died at Pine Knoll sanitarium Davenport after a long illness. The local post conducted the funeral service.

Thravenport George I Robert McKeague Pine Knoll Sanitarium Davensport

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