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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
11
A man identified as Roberts was arrested on Monday for intoxication and appeared before Judge J. G. Beem in municipal court. He faced a $10 fine and promised to leave town if suspended, but drank again and was re jailed, receiving a jail sentence this morning.
The 25 members of the Waterloo Y M C A Gypsy Tour reached St Paul Minnesota after a 12 hour run in rain. They planned a Ford Motor Co plant tour and a visit to Mushroom caves near the city. They lodged at the St Paul Y M C A gym and will camp at Interstate Park tonight.
Reinbeck on July 18 a suit for $10,000 was filed by Paul J. Strickland for Michael Gard of Quincy Illinois against C L Dutek Ralph Schmidt Jesse Mastain and Charles Mumm all Voorhies residents. Gard said he was mistaken for a hog thief when shots were fired after Mastain’s alarm near Mastain farm on June 17. Neighbors followed the alarm as Gard’s car began to move and four shots were fired. A similar suit has been filed in Black Hawk county. CAFE MAN ENDS LIFE, Tamoni, July 18. Willard Baker cafe proprietor killed himself yesterday.
A. G. Reid, president of the Rotary club, names committees for the year with chairmen and members listed for classifications, programs, fellowship, education, attendance, luncheon and banquet, club service, public affairs, sports and recreation, music, educational fund, vocational service, and community and boys’ work. Names include Gwynne Weston, Claude Clark, W. H. Langlas, J. W. Asth, W. Rechtfertig, Fred Adams, C. M. Young, E. Henderson, Sidney Brith, D. J. Walker, Charles A. Kittrell, R. J. Moxie, Jenn G. Miller, Dr. E. L. Rohl, Roy Shoemaker, Floyd Goodrich, Wells Barnett, J. E. Bragdon, Reuben Miller, Sam Silvers, Roy Sinnard, H. Beverstock, Nell Jackson, Earl Watson, GA. Wright, W. Parrott, H. B. Maynard, Hermann Miller, Molloy, A. Morrison, Rob Gass, Gass, Godrich, Nelson, Lamson, and others.
A Rio era advertisement touts Fly-Tox, developed at Mellon Institute by Rex Research Fellowship. It claims to kill flies and mosquitoes quickly, is harmless to people and animals, leaves a pleasant odor, and does not stain. It warns against imitations and urges readers to demand the genuine product from their dealers.
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