Waterloo Camp Draws Tourists From Thirty States
Waterloo hosts travelers from 30 states and Canada at the Cedar River park camp. Visitors from Washington to New York and Texas to Winnipeg praise Waterloo’s hospitality and its well kept grounds. Veteran travelers rate the camp highly, noting pleasant evenings free of heavy mosquitoes compared with other locales.
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Waterloo
Union
Canada
Cedar River
Cedar River Park
Washington
New York
Texas
Winnipeg
O. K. Day
Los Angeles
Cal
Day
St. Joseph
New Jersey
Idaho
Waterloo Park Camp Open for Motorists With Fees
Motorists stop at Waterloo park nightly with an average of 15 cars nightly. A 50 cent per night charge funds upkeep and a custodian guards the grounds from 10 am to 11 pm. Three one room cabins rent at 75 cents daily plus the ground fee. About 95 percent of motorists plan to pay and support the park, which opened May 1 and stays open until the Dairy Cattle Congress in early October.
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Waterloo
A. C. Sherwood
J. H. Rickert
When a Man Goes in for Washing Dishes
A Maine village anecdote praises a naval veteran named Joe as the best housekeeper a wife ever had. He scrubbed and stacked dishes by size, used Lux for its quick suds and hand gentleness, and the narrator now swears by Lux for its whitening, smooth hands. The ad touts Lux’s gentle alkali and six weeks of dishwashing from one big package.
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Maine
Searce
Joe
Lux
Pocket Firecracker Argument Settled
Charges of disturbing the public quiet were dismissed by Municipal Judge George J. Sager this morning upon the request of Bere Lichty whose complaint led to the arrest of Dooley Kurth and Fritz Knipp. Kurth and Knipp were ordered to pay costs of $4 each. The pair were accused by Lichty of ruining his suit when a large cracker exploded in his coat pocket.
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Dooley Kurth
Fritz Knipp
George J. Sager
Bere Lichty
Kurth
Knipp
Uichty
Aerial Photos Aid Napmakers And Map Making
Dayton July 11 The United States Army Air Corps Wright Field unveils aerial photography advances set to transform map making. Serial aerial photography could map Ohio in weeks instead of months, with multiple lens cameras covering 100 miles per hour. The lab claims new methods produce faster, more accurate mosaics and a district map of DC is already cited as exceptionally precise.
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Dayton
United States Army Air Corps
Wrightfeild
United States Engineers
United States
Ohio
T. C. McMahon
Wrightfield
Albert W. Stevens
Wright Field Laboratories
River Park
Moon
Torm
Berray
Williams
First Congregational
First Brethren
United States Air. Corps
District of Columbia
First Presbyterian Defeats St. Paul’s to Lead League
First Presbyterian team of the Ghareh Baseball League moved into undisputed first place by defeating St. Paul’s ME in a Cedar field match.
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First Presbyterian
ST. Paul's
Ghareh
St. Paul's ME
Cedar
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