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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1921

Page

12

Federal funds and state match for Iowa vocational training

Des Moines Jan 4 Approximately 250000 federal dollars are available in Iowa for vocational training over two years, pending state appropriation. The bid proposes a state match to access funds, with 32 schools offering year long vocational agriculture courses. Six hundred farm youth from farms averaging 160 acres study agriculture and related sciences under qualified instructors. Equipment value exceeds half a million dollars, provided by the public schools at no extra cost, aiding practical farm management education. Forty winter short courses run for farm youths aged 14 and up with open age limits and no attainment requirements.

Des Moines Iowa Wilbur. H.bender Harding Smilar State Board For Vocational Education

New County Officials Take Office At Allison

Butler county sees changes as Ralph M. Doore of Greene becomes county attorney replacing W C Siepard who served six years. Eugene Owen hands over auditor duties to Paul W Hilmer a World War veteran with Owen to stay three months as assistant. Hilmer spent two years in the army and will take over a department praised for its excellent condition. Also notes a New Year’s ball by the American Legion orchestra at the opera house and a courthouse watch party. Trev It Gough and wife plan a Los Angeles winter. Morton Reeve re signs as ery manager in Woodbine with a raise. butter production last year neared 1000,000 pounds. Advertising emphasized as vital to local trade.

Allison Tan Butler County W. C. Shepard Ralph M. Doore Greene Siepard R. M. Doore Coun Eugene Owen Pauils W. Hilmer Owen Hilmer Owens Mer Arison Post American Legion Opera House Cliffordsenberg Altho Ivan Courthouss California Gough Pec Los Angeles Cal Campbell Morton Reeve Delos. Barton Wootbine D. N. Reeve Allson Rev. H. & Barton Dumont Morton Woodbine

Judge Hume Warns Attys to Lay All Divorce Cards

Des Moines January 4 Judge J C Hume newly appointed to the Polk county district bench in the equity division told attorneys in divorce actions to lay all cards on the table in court. He urged stipulations to be filed and full disclosure of family and financial conditions for court approval or disapproval of the disposition. He voiced support for voluntary divorces and said many marriages would end if allowed by statute, arguing unhappy marriages drive social misery. He ordered that no matter be presented out of open court with all parties present.

Des Moines J. C. Hume Polk County District Bench Equity Division Hume Descat

Skating Rink Plan Delayed by Thaw in City Rivers

Mayor N W Frisbie cannot advance plans for a municipal ice skating rink while warm weather thaws the river. He will seek council approval to establish free rinks once freezing resumes and include Pat's pond for supervised skating. Ice harvest prospects remain uncertain as surface contamination and openings appear. River men estimate ten days of hard freezing needed to regain harvest thickness.

N. W. Frisbie Pat’s Ork

Geneva Schoonover Public Stenographer Ad

Public stenographer listing for Geneva Schoonover located at 228 West Fourth Room 1 offers prompt service with guaranteed high quality work and telephone contact 1412 for bookings.

Geneva

Rainbow Division film shown at Strand theatre

Government moving pictures depict the Rainbow division on the western front and in demobilization scenes. Seven reels show Baccarat battles, Champagne sector bombardment, Croix Rouge farm, Sergy casualties, and a train bombing. Col Lloyd D. Ross and the Fourth Iowa regiment are featured as the men return home and parade in Des Moines. An Iowa tour is planned.

Rainbow Division Strand Theatre Rainbow Historial Film Company Frank J. Fortunski Das Iowa Des Moines Baccarat Champagne Croix Rouge Farm Sergy Lloyd D. Ross Des. Moines Iowa National Guard

Cedar Falls G A R Host To Local Post

Members of Robert Anderson Host G A R and Women's Relief corps will visit Cedar Falls for an all day meeting and joint installation of officers. Waterloo contingent departs at 10 15 a m by Interurban cars. Dinner at noon, afternoon installation, social time with talks and music. Between 50 and 100 to go from Waterloo.

Robert Anderson G. A. Ry Refef Corps Cedar Falls Waterloo

Things Theatrical at Plaza Crystal and Paramount Houses

The Plaza presents Ounce to Mivery Woman with Dorothy Philips. a tale of a town girl who studies in Italy and rises to opera fame while confronting fame as happiness. The Paramount shows Held by the Enemy with Jack Holt and an all star cast at the Crystal. Dangerous Business features Constance Talmadge with George Fawzetta in a fatherly role.

Dorothy” Philips Universal the Plaza Italy Metropolitan Opera House Plaza Theatre William Gillette the Crystal Jack Holt Agnes Ayres Wandsayley Gillian Leighton Lewis Stone Crystal Theatre Ceoris Fawzett Nancy Flavell Constance Talmadge

Behold My Wife at Strand and Beaux Arts PalACES

A photoplay titled Behold My Wife produced by George Melford plays at the Strand. It centers on a hot headed younger son of an aristocratic English family who marries a pretty Indian girl at a Canadian trading post in a moment of blind rage after discovering his fiancé is pulled back home by his parents.

George Melford The Strand Plory

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