Burbank Closes Doors As City Statement Issued
Burbank announces a closing time statement yesterday detailing new municipal measures. City officials provide guidance on operating hours and public access amid ongoing adjustments.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
8
Burbank announces a closing time statement yesterday detailing new municipal measures. City officials provide guidance on operating hours and public access amid ongoing adjustments.
Deputy county treasurer W. J. Burbank was served a written notice of revocation by County Treasurer Frank T. Bentley yesterday afternoon. Burbank did not report to duty this morning. he plans to consult friends and counsel before speaking publicly. The county board will decide on accepting or rejecting the revocation at its next meeting. Bentley denied political motives for the action, and Burbank suggested a veracity dispute with Bentley over promised non candidacy.
C J Hammond starts as county home superintendent beginning next month. Avon Sketch club entertained at the opera house for cemetery association, clearing about eight dollars. Mrs Black is recovering well from surgery and may return home soon. High school declamatory contest at the opera house featured twelve contestants with Charles Christiansen winning dramatic, Paul Strickland oratorical, Grace Iblings humorous. Strickland won overall and will represent the school.
Miss Nina L. Brooks of New Canaan writes Sheriff E. G. Dilley of Sioux City asking aid to find a western husband. She is 17, 6 feet 2 inches tall, blue eyes, brown hair, weighs 123 pounds, and seeks a man with good teeth who is not bald, with a good position but no need for money. she hints she prefers a red hairless partner.
Geneseo notes Jan 27 report Mr and Mrs R E Berry, longtime locals, visiting the former's mother. Postoffice number at New Canaan listed as No 959. Crystal today only.
Crystal theatre presents the two part adventure headline film Adventures of Kathryn for one performance tonight. Local notices report a busy week in Clarksville with social events and visits from relatives and neighbors.
President Wilson's policy toward business and proposed trust legislation, outlined in New York, promises lower home costs and increased international trade. Secretary of State Bryan said the reform would curb private monopoly and spur investment, noting monopolization may restrict exports and keep prices high at home.
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