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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1928

Page

10

Waterlee city budget to stay level in face of riverfront and war bond costs

Waterlee council tentatively adopts a budget with tax levy of 520 914 for 1929 30 down from 523 442 in the current year despite a 28 688 rise in miscellaneous income and a 11 758 cash balance rise. Riverfront improvements plus a new municipal band and higher water works and library appropriations drive the change, with a 2 mill levy for riverfront and a 5 mill levy for water works.

Waterlee Charles C MacKay Leason Weein Rk. Board Riverfront Commission Syndicate Wrest Fifth Street Fifth Street Bridge Great Western Railway Waterloo Ray ‘Miller Waterworks Board la Health Department Health Department Playground Commission Kent Miller Council Hermann Miller Suffern Building oWeatern Bridge Miler Memorial Hall OW. A. Reed Levy Victor A. Zellhoefer Tthe William, Allen Fire Department

Noted figures to face preliminary hearings in San Diego

News briefs report architect Frank J. Lloyd Wright and Montenegrin dancer Mme Olga Milanoff to get a preliminary hearing in San Diego on lewd and dissolute charges. Other items note funeral services for Henry R. Rathbone, naval actions in Nicaragua, and various international updates.

Associated Press San Diego Cali Frank J. Lloyd Wright Olga’ Milanoff Chicago Henry R. Rathbone Micheis Rosehill Washington BD. C David ¥. Sellers New York D. C Manuel de la i Vega Calderon Argentina Norway Manila Isauro Gabaldon Islands Portland Ore Tacoma Wash Peking Roy Chapman Andrews Urga Mongolia Mexico City San Luis Potosi Boston Mass Nathan Desatnick Dorchester

Ill Fated Italia Explorer Finn Malmgren Criticisms

Izvestia quoted survivor Behounek saying Finn Malmgren blamed mis management for the Italia crash. The account describes overwork, sleep loss, and ballast actions before a crash near the pole. Russian search vessels Krassin and Maligin press toward Advent Bay to locate Amundsen party as fuel limits tempo of rescue efforts.

Moscow Izvestia Today Behounek Ytalia Finn Malmgren Malmgren Krassin Nobile Stockholm Izvestia The Behorick Pontremoli Pole Amundsen Advent Bay Shukhnovsky Maligin King Karl Island North ‘Eastland

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin the World’s Top Laxative

An 1892 prescription by Dr. Caldwell for Syrup Pepsin becomes a leading laxative sold in drug stores. Marketed as a mild safe stimulant for women children and elderly, it promises relief from headaches biliousness indigestion and other ailments. The ad invites readers to request a free sample by writing to Monticello Illinois.

Caldwell Dr. Galdwell Dr. Caldwell Monticello Illinois

Rehearing Asked Over Accident Award in Iowa Case

The case concerns John Parr injured July 18 1994 while washing windows on a Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern railroad job. Parr contends the award fixed by the state industrial commissioner under the workmen compensation law was insufficient and seeks a rehearing before the state official or deputy tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the court room. Real estate transfers listed include Janette M Gnagy as administrator for A Earl Grunny deceased and several parcels in Cedar Falls and surrounding towns transferred to various individuals and entities.

Waterloo Cedar Northern Railroad Iowa Waa John’ Parr Ansborough Pyenué Janette M. Gnagy Earl Grunny Home B. & AL Home Park Milaea Lilien Wedemeyer Hartman & Bypeerk Cedar Falls Ceee Ake Jane N. Stith W. McAllter East Park Place Mary Bri M. i The Rath Packing Co Frank Ringhofer Woodlawn Deperetere Orla Sorensen Martin Barth James Snodgress Andrew Punk

Gates Class I to Be Graduated August 9

The Gates college class of 1928, about 40 students strong, will graduate Thursday August 9 with commencement exercises to be held at an undecided location. Rev Roy Leslie Smith will give the baccalaureate address August 5 at Grace Methodist Episcopal church. A reception for graduates is set for August 8 at 739 Mullan Avenue West. William Reints of Parkersburg was elected class president with Myrwin Alderman of Tama as vice president. Collected notes list colors as See, flower as the sweet pea, and motto Build for Character Not for Time. Some graduates already hold jobs at Campbell Baking Company, Waterloo Savings Bank, Construction Machinery Company, andLaSalle Extension University Chicago.

Gates College Bruce Fo Gates Roy Leslie Smith Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Gates Mullan Avenue Wilam Reints Parkersburg Myrwin Tama Loretta Galvin Waterloo Mary Titus Waiterloo Campbell Baking ‘Company Raymond, Allen, Allison Waterloo Savings Bank Viola ‘Mawe Manchester Construction Machinery Company Mildred Shaul LaSalle Extension University Chicago

Krogh Farm Sale in Cedar Falls Township

Gate of the Hans Krogh estate farm of 225 acres two miles southwest of here sold at 180 dollars an acre. Purchaser George Uhl will take possession in March 1929. Farm located in Cedar Falls township.

Courier Cedar Falls Hans Krogh George Uhl Cedar Falls Township

Two More Indicted Persons Arrested in County Case

Albert Byers and Maris Lee were added to the list of arrests by Sheriff H T Wagner on bench warrants issued on indictments returned by the grand jury Friday. Byers was indicted for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and posted a $1000 bond. Lee was indicted for liquor nuisance and posted a $500 bond.

Albert ‘Byers Maris Lee H. T Wagner Byers Marie Lee

Japanese Ships Take East West

Noboru Ohtani, managing director of Nippon Yusen Kaisha, leads a world‑spanning program amid a fleet expansion worth $40,000,000. The 55 year old executive has visited major ports worldwide and travels from New York toward Europe while promoting world peace and cultural ties.

New York Noboru Ohtani Ohtani Tokio Nippon Yusen’ Kaisha Japan Mail Steamship Company Usen Walshe Senet Agin Oworld Yusen' Kaisha California Orient Seattle- Orental Yoshi Nagashima Niikase San Rotary J Club

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